Safety Board Proposes 4.7 Percent Pay Rise for Police and Fire
Anderson board of public safety unveils a compromise plan giving all police and fire ranks a 400 dollar yearly raise and boosting life insurance from 6000 to 10000 dollars, with city-paid base limits and optional extra coverage up to 13000 dollars. The proposal targets Friday night talks with Local 1262 and Lodge 48, noting the 4.7 percent base increase and tax impact.
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Fire Department
Anderson Board of Public Safety
Anderson Fire Fighters Association Local 1262
Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 48
City board endorses police raises and fringe benefits
The Anderson board backed a 4.7 percent police salary increase and fringe benefits for next year, noting it raises the tax rate by 0.0386 per 100 dollars of assessed value due to fewer officers. They urged budgeted court time payments for off duty appearances. FOP president Robert Pate highlighted holiday pay issues for police under the 40 hour week.
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Phillips
FDP
Robert Pate
FOP
Anderson Firemen Seek Fringe Benefit Upgrades
Board members agree with Pate that changes are not equitable but keep their stance for fringe benefits next year. Union requests total 260 dollars annually for clothing, half the retiree insurance, nine vacation days after five years, and higher duties for standby ambulance crews.
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Pate
Firemen's Union
Welsh Wins Democratic Nomination For Indiana Governor
Former Gov Matthew E Welsh secured the Indiana Democratic nomination for governor by a 3 to 2 margin over Larry Conrad on the first ballot at the party convention. Welsh pledged to boost jobs, air and water quality and education, and introduced Sen Edmund S Muskie of Maine to supporters.
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Tammany Hall
Indiana
Matthew E. Welsh
Larry Conrad
Welsh
Sen
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Muskie
George McGovern
Conrad
Theodore Wilson
Wilson
Ted Wilson
Huntington County
Jeanne Trixler
State Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Richard C. Bodine
Bodine
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Robert Rhodes
Mishawaka
Rhodes
Teachers Reject $191000 Salary Increase in Anderson
Anderson Education Association and Anderson Federation of Teachers rejected the school board's $191,000 salary schedule. AFT president Keith Millikan and AEA president Paul Bradford planned to meet the board this week to submit counter proposals. The groups, AFL CIO affiliate and NEA aligned, represent teachers in the Anderson Community School Corporation with separate contracts but uniform final agreements.
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Anderson School Board
Anderson Education Association
Anderson Federation of Teachers
AFT
Keith Millikan
AEA
Paul Bradford
Afl-Cio
National Education Association
Anderson Community School Corporation
World Service Theme Focuses on Mission and Budget Drive
The 83rd International Church of God convention hosts Christ's World Service Day at Warner Auditorium with a $2.6 million budget goal and mission launches across 40 global areas. Dr. Paul A. Tanner unveils the 1972-73 theme Better Than Your Best as sessions feature Dr. Wilbur B. Skaggs and Rev. Keith Huttenlocker among others.
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Kenya
Peru
Mexico
Tanzania
Japan
Puerto Rico
Panama
Trinidad
Church of God
Warner Auditorium
America
Paul A. Tanner
Division of
World Service
Tanner
Wilbur B. Skaggs
Bellevue
Wash
W. E. Reed
Esther Bauer
Anderson
Sammy K
Bruce
Madera
Calif
Keith E. Huttenlocker
New Albany
Park Place
Be Frank With Terminal Patient at Convention
Dr. Robert McCurdy urged openness between terminal patients, families, and doctors at the Church of God convention. He outlined five stages of dying denial anger bargaining low mood and acceptance, noting these are normal and help patients face death with support and understanding.
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Mayo Clinic
City crews cut down private oak tree near 1315 W Fifth St
Residents questioned city use of public equipment to fell a large oak on Hugh L Shores property early Tuesday. Crew details remained unclear as street and light departments, plus a local councilman, denied knowledge of orders and motives amid political criticism.
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Tomas Dillard
Dillard
Maris Hall
Robert L. Rock
Herald
Mike Covington
Hugh L. Shores
City Street Department
von Cochran
Cochran
Third
Morning News Briefs Highlight Legal Fight and Traffic
Democratic chairman O'Brien announces a $1 million damage suit against the CRP over the attempted break-in at Democratic headquarters in Washington. Also noted are airline costs from a 24 hour pilot strike and an antihijacking statement by the U N Security Council.
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Lawrence F. O’brien
Committee
Democratic Party
Washington
U.N. Security Council
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