Park Board Approves Three Development Projects
Park Board on Tuesday approved three community development projects including a 45 acre land purchase in the Trondase area for a neighborhood park near White River. Central Avenue and Lincoln Street sites received architect bids and budget notes with furnishings and a $185,000 cap. Transfers totaling $2,000 from building repairs and $1,000 from building materials funds supported related consulting and equipment needs. Gluck Taylor urged an $8,000 request to settle debts for the amateur football league, while Leagues at Arentwood Little League and Madison Avenue Park faced possible relocations due to construction. Public tours of the Histone Grunewald Home were scheduled with specific visiting hours and nominal admission.
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Ue Andersen Park Board
Tuasday
Tofird
Trondase
White River
Central Avenuue
Lincoln Streets
Central Avenue
Lincoln Street
Repute
Gluck Taylor
Anderson Packers
Taylor
Givk Perk
Nok
Chevelson
Tony
Alditimns
Arentwood Little League
Madison Avenue Park
Bill McCarty
Madison Avenue
Howard Eldon
ORTA
School Board Session Sets Agenda At Anderson High
The Anderson School Board meets tonight at 7 30 to consider a 10 000 addition for high school lockers and authorization to advertise bids. The board will hear bids for driver education equipment and high school projects, review a Junior Achievement report, and may approve a Sweet Adelines recital at Madison High auditorium plus resignations.
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Anderson School
Anderson High School
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UN Aeatualley
Sweet
Adelines
Madison High
Widely Spread Rural Youth Funeral Notice
Lincoln K. Abbott and Wilma Abbott in Windfall along with siblings Steven and Clarence Duncan and Edna Abbott of Monticello Ky. Paternal grandmother present. Funeral services at Nowe and Weston Funeral Home Thursday. Friends may call Wednesday evening. Burial in Memorial Park.
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Page
Lincoln K
Wilma
Abbott
Steven al Hone
Clarence Duncan
Windfall
Edna Abbott
Monticello
Nowe
Weston
Tod
Burka
Memoria Park
State Employees Win Test Over Job Classifications
Judge Schrenker ruled the state misclassified about 20 000 workers under the new job classification plan, ordering retroactive pay and restoration of former titles. Testimony showed duties stayed the same while titles lowered, with Brown praising the outcome and officials preparing further reviews and appeals.
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Puttte
Schrenker
Goles SadieWise
Norman Beattys Hospital
Jack Morgan
New Castle State Hospital
Wise
Marga
Iniiana
Brown
Ile
State Personnel Board
Ivory Towers
Roeder
Buck
Fio Crapo
Indiana Delegates Face Challenge At Democratic Convention
An Indiana split over delegate certification could trigger a floor fight at the upcoming Democratic National Convention. William K. Trisler's slate opposed by Marion County's William M. Schreiber, who chairs Carter supporters, with Schreiber disputing 24 Trisler picks not certified by him. Carter carried Indiana in the May primary.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
William K. Trisler
Jimmy Carter
Ronald Lieber
Tisler
Carter
Marion County
Democratic
William M. Schreiber
National Credentials Committee
St Carter
Schreiber
Trisler
Sehreiber
St Adegeles
Waterline request for industrial fire protection
Alex Alesanda reports a proposal before the Alexandristites Council on Monday night to install an eight inch waterline at the former National Gypsum Plant site in Guinea. Little Lake Industries seeks this line along with regular water and sewer lines to support fire protection and operations.
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Alesanda
Alexandristites Council
National
Guinea
Little Lake Industries
Panel Hea Cun wan AAR. Council costs and annexation plan noted
Council members estimated costs of a fine at 8000 dollars or more and discussed annexation to the city as a prerequisite. They were asked about Little Lake's assumed costs and reported Gimco’s assessed valuation at 27100 in relation to exaction benefits. An amendment to a 1989 zoning ordinance was discussed.
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Cun Wan Aar
Little Lake
Gimco
Rezoning and street work eye Sullivan district council action
The Sullivan council moves Residential to Business 2 rezoning for lots 214 215 216 217 and sets a July 19 hearing. J Excavating Co wins approval to build a two bid ramp onto Belmont Street right of way for a landing dock with potential dock access. and a driveway in an unvacated alley faces a recommendation to vacate the alley.
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Sullivan
Belmont Street
GOP Delegates Battle Likely To Decide Nomination
Republicans race to pick delegates in seven states as Ford and Reagan vie to slim or erase Ford’s lead. Minnesota may yield 18 delegates with a split favoring Ford. Montana fights over 20 with Reagan pushing for a 60 40 edge. New Mexico aims for 21 with about 60 percent backing Reagan. North Dakota eyes a Ford 5 4 split. Colorado forecasts a 40 60 edge for Reagan. Connecticut and Utah hold 35 and 20 delegates with contested or even splits as campaigns press for control.
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Associated Press
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Heagan
Minnesota
Harold Levander Jr
Foard
Montana
GOP
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New Mexico
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U.S
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Rep
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North Dakota
Fargo
Allen Young
Vars
Hake
Colorado
Cast Williams
Eagan
Mike South
Fayd
Bill Graham
Cancus
Connecticut
Joseph B. Bruns
Repulza Committee
UTAI
Utah
Warren E. Pugh
Suspected arson in duplex fire on Locust Street
Police blotter reports a fire around 9 55 pm Monday at a duplex on Locust Street. A shed behind the building owned by Jess Johnson sparked the blaze affecting Units 2 and 4 and Ladder 1 20 spent 49 minutes containing it. Estimated damage 7502 dollars as investigators probe the incident.
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Untis
Dit Losey
Alliance Road
Delco-Remy
Camero
Monty Millige
Meridian St
Nick
Ely
Ken
Laken
Craig Swessar
Fam
Mounds Cinema
Thoughts on Heritage and Freedom From a 2nd President
A reflective piece cites a lesser known quote about posterity and preserving freedom. It notes historical trials from civil and global wars to economic crises and political scandals. It questions current spending and the burden on future generations, asking what heritage we are truly leaving.
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