Indiana GOP Delegates Chose for Fifth District at Kansas City
Indiana Republicans name James Abraham and two others as the Fifth District delegation to the National Convention in Kansas City. The caucus also notes later ballots may shift support to Reagan or Ford depending on second-ballot outcomes. Reports list campaign expenses for numerous candidates across county races and state offices.
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Indianatolin
Manion County
Republica
James IC Abraham
Kansan City
Abraham
Betty Rendel
Perd
Gordon Dumil
Indianapolis
California
Ronald Reagan
Secon
Guv
Bowen
Rendel
Reagan
Alport
Tinhe
Tollet
UP i
Durnil
Ford
Indiana
U.S
David W. Dennis
Richmond
Martin K. Edwards
New Cratle
van FP. Smith
Munele
Dennis
U.S. House
Washington
Edwards
Thomas 1. Coleman
New Castle
Smith
Kansas City
Mustison County
Glilys Hollon
Anderson
tAmleeson
Chutches
Guus
Raby Roberts
Donotl L. Tull
Floyd Relsten
Naeipeleel
Roy L. Bolcourt
Patricia Dillon
Dale W. Hoffman
Robert K. Hooker
Clifford A. Reger
Richard Ly Ward
Dilton
Halcourt
Ward
GOP
Kenseth Hartman
Jane
Amos Jackson
Georgy Laman
Jeannette Lineback
A. Wimner
Ditfard Drake
Joe Bayle
Dennis L. Horn
Drake
Jackson
Davis
Fugene Alten
North Disteet
Thomas Douglas
Gheuil Court
Carl T. Smith
Campuign
Stephen Clase
Gregory Dielzen
George K Hughél
Jude
Carroll Miler
Jarroller
Joni Flevins
Campbell
Distriet
Committen
Indiana Health Care Palideal Action Committee
Donald Phillippe
Thomas Tehgde
Mary Allins Currie
Police Blotter Highlights Multiple City Crashes and Thefts
A chaotic blotter reports a teenage injury from a car truck collision at East Sixth Street and Dark Avenue with 17 year old victim. A separate crash on Florida Stall Road put an Alexandria man in serious condition with skull and facial injuries. Motorcycles collided in Shadyside Park injuring two riders. Burglary at Golfer Palm Cue Room yielded cash from vending machines and a mysterious desk-drawer theft at Joe Wiley Realty. A fishing boat and trailer were stolen from Otis Head residence, and a garage-entry burglary on Silver Street occurred with attempted AC removal. Police continue investigations and list no suspects.
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East Sixth Street
Dark Avenue
Anderson
Robert Scharnowske
217
Winyard St
Sixth Street
Southlund
Gyuithla Brows
Park Ave
Scharnowske
Dowd
St. Dohg
APA
Alexandria
Hall Hospital
Florida Stall
Florida Station
Dana Mier
Shadyside Park
Broadway
Elly
Wil Wagner
Gun Barn Road
Wits
Ad Curve
Park Lake
Lennie Thomas
Muncie
Wagner
John’s Hospital
Thomas
Piilite
Golfer Palm Cue Room
Orondveny
Bieglars
Joe Wiley
Ave Meridian St
Otis Head
Nadison County
Lo City
Villa Gore
Silver St
South Africa unrest leaves hundreds dead in clashes
Riot conditions engulfed black townships as police and reservists were mobilized amid student protests over language policy. Officials reported 8 dead and 1,8? wounded Friday, with unofficial tallies reaching nearly 97 dead and over 1,000 injured as arson and looting spread. Security vowed to use all means to quell the violence across the country.
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Jowannesburg
South Africa
James T. Kruger
Ralm
Ford Wins and Other Speakers at GOP Platform
Richard G Lugar and US Senate candidate. LA Governor Dre seeking re election. Sendak Neley Wertzler among speakers. State Republicans adopt platform urging capital crimes appeals, oppose forced busing with commitment to quality education, oppose Humphrey Hawkins jobs bill, and back Agriculture Secretary Butz in promoting agricultural market access.
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Richard G. Lugar
US. Senate
Robert D. Dre
Sendak
Neley
Wertzler
Humphrey-Hawkins
Yuri Butz
Ameslea
Massey Church Voice Details International Convention
Dr. James Karl Manney named to speak effective July 1977 at the Church of God International Convention. He becomes the first Black speaker on the major religious broadcast. Mats Communications Board formed with 11 members including local surgeon Dr. Kenneth Schemmer. Radio and Television Commission elevated to Mass Communications Board.
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Church of God
Ite
Neming
James Karl Maaney
Christian Brotherhood Hour
Mats Communications Board
Kenneth &. Schemmer
Radio and Television Commission
Mass Communications Board
Churen
General Assembly
Massey
Camps
Anderson College
Metropolitan Church of God
Detroit
Mich
Philm. Fair
Radio End Television Commission
Ih910
Hoard
Gordon K. Powell
Butter
Formar Adderson College
James L. Edwarda
Columbus
Ilc
Leonard Freeman
Upper Rives
Net
Scheammer
Wave
Maurice Berquist
Daytona
Flas
Gary
Ausbin
Kalamazoo
Courtney Duff
Middletown
Ohio
C. G. Lewis
Sikeston
Bill Bilis
Decatur
Mary Bowman
Sturgis
Robert Culp
Church
Commission On Christian Unity
Feredi
Commission On Christian Higher Education
de. Massey
Jamaica School of Theology
Kingato
Jamaica
West Mdles
Detroit Conservatory of Music
Salzburg Mozarteum
Austela
Suit Filed in Elwood Dispute By Retired Fireman
Elwood resident John Burdnall, former fire department member and school board candidate, filed suit against the city and fire department pension board claiming denial of pension rights despite a court order reinstating him. The case seeks contempt findings against defendants and will be heard July 12. Burdnall, 48, says state law bars pensions for those under 35, a rule cited in denying his pension after he left the force in 1974 and later won reinstatement in 1975. The broader article also covers changes in church and university governance and leadership roles within a Detroit based church organization.
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Elwood
John Burdnall
Elwood School Board
Elwood Fire Department
Fire Department Pension Yard
Burdsall
Fire Department Pension Fund
Fire Department
Paw Af. Johnson
Madison Superior Court
Johnson
Burdsul
Weader
Ull
Anderson Area Deaths Feature Local Obituaries
Obituaries from Anderson area list Ralph Worley 47 of 2205 W 27th a Navy veteran and station manager. Annie Ellis 8 of Alexandria died in nursing home with extensive survivors. Melvin Amundson 18 of Noblesville died at Riverview Hospital. Vernon W. Brown 59 of Chesterfield died after illness. Ernest Hartenstein 89 formerly of Anderson died in Paul, Minn. Services set for Monday. multiple survivors and funeral arrangements listed.
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Ralph Worlit
Ralph F. Worley
St. John's Hospital
Missouri
Oak Grove
Lebanon
Imperial Service Station
Nicholl and
Raibie Avenues
Rosa
Gladys Worley
Anderson
Doris Hunt
Jerry
Nerachel
Redendart
Iowa
Rowe and Weston Funeral Home
James Nutter
Springfield
Oifledaling
Anderson Memorial Path
Annie Ellis
Alexandria
Andre Bi. Ellis
Hendford Nursing Home
Joyce Chapel United Methodist Church
Hilda Johnson
Elwood
Ruth EB
Thomas
Marshe Heffner
Muncie
Marty
Richard
William D
Annie Frown
Paul Ellis
Alexandera
Sarah Tumulty
Hildy Carpenter
Atlanta
Wrest
Earl M. Kyle
James Cox, Sr
Todd Linxley
Melvin Amundson
Noblesville
Melvin O. Amundson
10Th St
Riverview Hospital
Alitingada
Kimberly Clack
First United Methodist Church
Lions Club
Rowanly Club
Masonic Lodge
Thalia
Shane
Nablenville
Beverly Davia
Saudi Arabia
Summer Wallers
Oak Law Memorial Gardens
Coaltrin Funeral Home
Withon Brown
Vernon W. Brown
Northview Court
Chesterfield
St. John’s Hosprtal
Horn
Tie
Vivian
Vera Trool Pendleton
Rose Mantlett
Mochaniesburg
Bar V
Ernest Hartenstein
Ernest A. Hertenstein
Anderson, Dief
Paul, Minn
Grace Freeman
Funeral Services For Multiple Individuals At Various Homes
Funeral services are scheduled today for Zere Anson Edvices at 11 a.m. at Harold E Hoselic Funeral Home. Robert Jonns to be honored at 4 p.m. at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home in Elwood. Maymie Denman to have services at 10 30 a.m. at Baker Wrothers Funeral Elune. Ernest Wilson to be buried at 6 a.m. at Baker Brothers Hveral home. Kutuel Refe to be observed at 2 p.m. at Bright Vunecal Home in Pendidal. Watlib Harless to be held at 10 a.m. at Dunnichay Funeral Home.
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Zere Anson
Edvices
Harold E. Hoselic
Robert Jonns
Copher and Fesler
Elwood
Maymie Denman
Baker Wrothers Funeral
Elune
Ernest Wilson
Baker Brothers Hveral
Ktuel Refe
Bright Vunecal
Pendidal
Watlib
Lapel Centennial Festival Opens With Queen Contest
Lapel marks its Bicentennial year with the Centennial Festival opening today through June 26. The opening includes a Queen contest with 21 Lapel High School contestants sponsored by local businesses. The coronation is at 3 p.m. on the football field, rain plan at Trinity United Methodist Church.
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LAPEL
Fation
Lapel Ugh School
Trinity United Methodist Church
Blaine Jarrett
George Smith
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