FPC Orders I M to Produce Records in Anti-Competitive Case
The Federal Power Commission orders Indiana & Michigan Electric to provide requested documents by July 16 as part of a dispute with 14 municipalities alleging anti-competitive practices. The case follows the U S circuit ruling upholding lower industrial rates for Anderson and Richmond and could shift the I and M rate posture. Municipalities seek dismissal of higher rates while I M appeals for a rehearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Power Commission
Indiana &Michigan Electric Company
FPC
Piece US
Circuit Court of Appeals
Anderson
Richmond
Anderson-Richmond
Anderson and Richmond
Appeals
U. S. Supreme Court
Maris Hall
Jack B. Campbell
Board of Works
Lloyd Mellenthin
American Power Corporation
Anderson Richmond
Appeals Court
City Council Moves On Downtown Facelift Plans
A special meeting this month gears up a broad downtown mall, park, and thoroughfare program tied to a $1.5 million bond issue and 457,000 in revenue sharing. Ordinances cover sewer separation for Meridian Street mall, 38th Street widening, traffic device rules, pool and shelterhouse construction, and several rezoning actions with multiple votes.
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Clyde E. Williams & Associates
Meridian Street
RSH Associates
38Th Street
Raible
Madison Avenues
U.s.transportation Department
Fred Spencer
Albea Plumbing Heating
Geater Me
Morial Center
Park Department
Jack J. Horton
Grandview
Shepard Construction Company
Eighth Street Park
William McCarty
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
W.seth St
Hook's Drugs
Grile
Elwood School Board Considers Building Purchase
The Elwood school board nears buying the Triangle Tool Building at 1300 N. Anderson St for office and shop uses with a total price of 257000 dollars. A contingent bond sale and a six month deadline are in discussion with Modern Farm Systems.
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Elwood
Triangle Tool
N. Anderson St
James Kiphart
James Cole
Charles Parker
Riley Sharp
John Hinds
Keith Scott
Sharp
Modern Farm Systems
Webster, In
William Shepard
Wilfred Shaw
Arber
Elt
Kemarvea
West Central votes on adding schoolhouses and storage
West Central Community School Corporation reviews plans for three new steel buildings at Lapel High and a 50 by 80 foot bandroom at Frankton. The $120000 appropriation must be approved by the board and the Department of Public Instruction before work can start this summer.
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Merritt
Oakland and
Edgewood
Lapel and
Frankton
West Central School Board
Lapel High School
Gel Cates Pate Tates
Enone
Peea Pate
West Central Community School Corporation
Atura
Auditor's
Flora Bauldis
Camden Prough
Division
Department of Public Instruction
Howard Mills
Lapel
Ec E Aares Cation
Nixon price freeze prompts nationwide reaction
The Nixon administration imposes a new 60 day price freeze with added staff and potential rollbacks in seven to nine industries. Shoppers react with mixed views as one Illinois shopper calls it too little, too late. Page references indicate broader coverage on Page 2 and Page 3.
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Nixon
Park Ridge, Ill
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FPC Eyes
I&m Data
Jon C. Shafer
Herald
IT & M
THE
Anderson Herald
Council
F. Eighth St
53Rd
Main Streets
Fairway Ford Agency
Orbik and
Fletcher
F. 60Th St
Orbik
Stulvane Ave
Midwest Supply Company
Pitt
Sixth St
Perfecto Tool & Engineering
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Wheeler
Cincinnati Avenues
King Wrecking Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
City Water Department
West Eighth Street Road
Circus
Central
John Epperson
Elwood School Board
By Joeanna Classn
Herald Correspondent
Elwood Board
Richard Merritt
Elwood Junior High School
By C. Randall Shuman
Bide of
Steel Burang
West Central
Carmel-Clay
Noblesville
Hamilton Heights
Hamilton Southeastern
Marion-Adams
Westfield-Washington
Tipton
Helena E. Foust
Jackson’ School
Robert Gehlbach
Lucia Etchison
Etchison
Rex Etchison
Saigon
South Vietnam
Paris
Sues Kissinger
Morton H. Halperin
Henry Singer
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Price Freeze
Janyce Hamilton
Connally
Joan G. Connally
White House
Texas
Oakmont
Gary Player
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