State Hospital Patients Dumped Into Nursing Homes Controversy
Seven Anderson patients from Logansport State Hospital are among Indiana cases where officials say mentally ill are being indiscriminately moved to private nursing homes with public funds. The Health Centers chain owned homes, with guardian-fee payments and alleged abuses at decertified facilities, prompting criticism of guardianship for profit and possible slavery by manipulation of the law.
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Logansport State Hospital
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Indiana
Indianapolis Star
Health Centers, Inc
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Jane M. Weaver
Indianapolis
Weaver
Henry P. Schrenker
Madison Circuit Court
Indianapolis area faces 1.3 million wholesale power hike
Indiana and Michigan Electric Company seeks FPC approval for wholesale rate increases totaling about 6.18 million for 16 municipalities and seven rural cooperatives in two states. Anderson would incur an estimated 1.311 million more, potentially altering local rate schedules. Delco Remy and Guide Lamp GM divisions may also be affected.
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Anderson
Federal Power Commission
Indiana & Michigan
FPC
Frankton
Herald
Robert L. Rock
Power and Light
Maris Hall
Utilities
Otis Cox
General Motors Corporation
Delco-Remy
Guide Lamp
Delco
Perry House
House
Rock
Ralph Ferguson
Ferguson
Sam Li
Evangelist ex-con recalls Dillinger era and gangland ties
J C Sullivan a former chauffeur to John Dillinger and inmate turned evangelist visits central Indiana. He recalls gangland figures like Pretty Boy Floyd and Machine Gun Kelly, recounts bank heists, prison terms, and Dillinger’s bravado. He notes Dillinger’s hideouts, the 400000 dollars stolen, and deaths linked to the gang.
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J. C. Sullivan
Mooresville
J.C. Sullivan
John Dillinger
Sullivan
Indiana
Oklahoma
Dillinger
Charles
Pretty Boy” Floyd
Machine Gun
Clyde Barrow
Texas
Ma Fern
Nnie
Clyde
Bonnie
Raymond Hamilton
Chicago
Pendleton Resident Fights 44 Percent Phone Rate Hike
Pendleton resident Mrs. Gerrie B. Wolff protests General Telephone and Electronics rate increases affecting her home business. She reports a 44 percent rise from $16.95 to $24.35 monthly for local service, notes higher neighbor rates, and questions ESA and price-board rationale while GTE cites service-class differences.
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Pendleton
General Telephone and Electronics
Hensler
GTE
Fort Wayne
Public Service Commission
Price Board
Washington
Wolff
ESA
Economic Stabilization Act
OEO
Office of Economic Opportunity
IRS
Internal Revenue Service
WPB
Wage and Price Board
Chief takes over United Auto Workers Local 662
Jim Johnson, elected president May 23, leads UAW Local 662 with 14,000 members and a vow to give members a voice in budgets and programs while pursuing a hard line on bargaining with Delco-Remy. Turnout was 8,800 of 14,000. Johnson won 4,062 votes over Floyd Felzien.
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Delco-Remy
Jim Johnson
Blue State Union Party
UAW
Johnson
Blue State
Floyd Felzien
Slaters
Local 662
Felzien
Robert Miller
Bob Kinerk
United Auto Workers
Herald
Shari Keys
Courthouse Pickets Lifted as Work Resumes at Center
Plumbers Local 327 pickets removed from the Madison County government center site Wednesday as work resumed. James A. Keogh, a member of the contractors bargaining committee, said both sides reached an agreement and a ratification meeting was set for Monday night. Plumbers have returned to work.
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Plumbers Union
Madison County Government Center
James A. Keogh
Kidnapping Payoff Sparks Second Largest Ransom in History
The Inside Story reports Venezuelan millionaire Carlos Dominguez freed after kidnappers received 1.1 million dollars. Separate items note Nixon Brezhnev draft, a physics suit over anti matter Nobel claims, and weather with highs near 80s.
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Carlos Dominguez
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