LSD found among Anderson youths arrested in drug bust
Two Anderson youths were arrested after officers stopped a vehicle for a routine traffic violation. Raymond F. Elmore, 18, of 1140 Broadway, faces preliminary charges of marijuana possession and maintaining a common nuisance, with tentative LSD and mescaline identifications. A 17-year-old was charged with juvenile delinquency for marijuana possession.
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Jeff Evans Herald
Anderson
Raymond FE. Elmore
Broadway
Elmore
APD
Madison County
Police blotter highlights crashes and vandalism in Madison County
Northbound on County Road 50W Wilbur failed to yield at Ind 38 and collided with Chance auto, both drivers treated and released. In another crash on Madison Avenue Diana Gilliam injured turning onto Garnet Drive after bike and pickup collision. An APD report recounts a two car crash on Walnut Street injuring Patricia Orbik who was hospitalized then released. A Lapel teen, Michael Beechboard, remained in critical condition after a Saturday crash. David Myers also critical in another ICU case. Vandalism at Paul Green Used Car Sales caused about 150 dollars damage with a broken windshield and eggs thrown, plus prior week damage totaling 180 dollars.
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Pendleton
Here
Robert C. Chance
Rt. 4
Anderson
David R Wilbur
Mounds Road
Wilbur
Madison Avenue
Diana D. Gilliam
Garnet Drive
Community Hospital
Madison County
APD
Patricia K. Orbik
Pearl St
St. John's Hospital
Orbik
21St
Walnut Streets
Penny E. Grigsby
Fourth St
Walnut
Orbhik
Grigsby
Lapel
Michael G. Beechboard
S. 10Th St
St. John’s
Beechboard
David S. Myers
Crystal St
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Windhell Beechboard
Blackfoot Drive
MCPD
Budget tightness noted as 1980 outlook warned by official
McIntyre said the 1980 budget will be very tight and hinted at possible cutbacks in federal aid to California tied to Proposition 13. He noted existing laws bar spending federal money on education programs previously run by states or localities, risking withdrawal of federal shares if California ends handicapped and vocational education spending. Administration also weighs limits for child nutrition and job programs, while stressing restraint yet continued support for services demanded by the public. Church of Christ in Anderson raises over 200000 for a 1 million building, plans $600000 in high interest bonds selling. members financed via stocks, real estate, and loans.
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McIntyre
California
Hillcrest Church of Christ
Anderson
Church of Christ
North
Midwest
Hillcrest
Washington
Carter
Newbern Dismissal Motion Raises Pension Definitions
The motion to dismiss cites earlier rulings on pension definitions and argues that city payment of retirees health premiums is a negotiated fringe benefit. It also contends that if premium payments are a pension, the system was created by the safety board and city council, not Newbern, which merely carried forward the policy.
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Safety Board
City Council
Newbern
Consumer group questions safety of Chrysler Omni Horizon
Consumers Union attacked the safety of the Dodge Omni and Plymouth Horizon, calling them not acceptable after tests showing the cars veer when the steering is released. Chrysler rebutted that the test lacks real driving context and there is no handling problem with the two front wheel drive subcompacts.
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Consumers Union
Washington
Chrysler Corp
Motor Trend Magazine
Consumer Reports
New York
Don Ashwind
Chrysler
Mark Silbergeld
Silbergeld
Omni
Horizon
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Detroit
More Allen Chapel Units May Be Available
Anderson Housing Authority considers adding 50 new units to the Allen Chapel site as part of its plan to renovate and operate the low income housing project. Deputy Director Michael Scheuer said HUD Chicago has not reported progress on the existing 60 unit acquisition, but officials hinted funding for the extra units could materialize if the application process restarts. The site may not be large enough to fit 50 additional units while meeting open space rules, and bids were opened for nine residences repairs under the rehabilitation grant.
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Anderson Housing Authority
Allen Chapel
Housing Authority
Michael Scheuer
Authority
Federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Chicago
Scheuer
HUD
Markleville Lumber Co
Mel Sylvester Construction Co
Tax settlement saves units from borrowing costs says Cox
Distribution shows $4,505,564 to Anderson and $7,170,153 to Anderson Community Schools. Cox notes the swift tax settlement maintains Chesterfield and city library funds and prevents need for bank loans to cover expenses.
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Anderson
Cox
Chesterfield
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E. Lynn St
Robert J. Fraser Jr
E. 41St St
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E. Cross St
Mark Cymrot
D.C
E. 21St St
Sun
Consumer Group
Roste’s
Marion
Jackson St
First United Methodist Church
Davis Park
Nichol Ave
Layton Rd
Jackson
12Th Streets
Lions Club
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Larry Coates
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