Annex bids received for police annex remodeling by Anderson board
The Jack Horton Construction Agency submitted the sole bid of 172,440 for phase two general and mechanical improvements to the Seventh and Meridian police annex. The bid surpassed the estimate by 23 percent, with alternatives proposed to reduce costs. The board sent the bid to architect John Kane and the Safety Board for recommendations. A sewer trunk line along Elma Street will be funded by nearby property owners at about 1 850 per owner, plus later service lines to homes. Acting city engineer Lloyd Line proposed Henry B. Steeg and Associates draft plans. A change order with Metropolitan Utility Agency of Indianapolis for the Ind 169 bypass water line work would save over 1,000. Sanitary sewers in Longfellow Woods were approved subject to bonds. Weekly hills totaled 732,309.55 with billing of 470,541.78. A pickup truck for Sewer Department was to be advertised, with bids due by July 13.
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Lloyd Line
Henry B. Steeg
Line
Sewer Department
Northwestern Accepts 1650 Sidewalk Bid at Shenansoah
Northwestern School Board approved a $1650 bid by Howard Jeffries to build a sidewalk at Shenansoah Middle School with completion by April 1. The meeting also covered federal funds for aid to economically deprived children, new vocational teacher appointment for Shenandoah, roof repairs at Fairford Elementary, and a July 1 board reorganization with Hill Van Alst replacing Keith Seyhert.
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Middletown
Northwestern School Corporation
Shenansoah Middle School
Howard Jeffries
Daleville
Max Fridley
Anderson
Mereill Lentt
Doars
Nicholas Bates
Sam Holland
Shenandoah
Bates
Purdueersity
Scott
Scot
Fairford
Hill van Alst
Keith Seyhert
Bard
Indiana Juvenile Court leaders tour pari mutuel facility
Indiana officials including State Rep Craig Campbell and a nine member study group toured a pari mutuel facility in Columbus Ohio to assess gambling impacts. The trip, funded by city utilities, aimed to gather data for potential General Assembly recommendations while officials confirmed no cross jurisdictional tours. The group met with Richmond and Mishawaka stakeholders after June 27 yet withheld results pending federal rate decision.
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Ity
Indiana
Criminal Justice Planning Agency
Wooley J. Schrack
Clifford
W Awreweek Serra Ly Us
Aden
Colorada
Campbell
Senate
Columbus
Ohio
Otis Bowen
General Assembly
Richmond
Mishawaka
Federal Power Commission
Misl
Michigan Electric
LALL
Anderson
Hatt
Disneyland Hotel
Anahvii
Board of Works
Hall
Wall
Scandals and accounting overhaul move in House votes
House leaders discuss staff payroll certification and public financial reporting with plans to return two proposals to the full House next week. Aims include restoring power over travel and allowances and forming a commission to study a comprehensive accounting overhaul by December 31, 1977, aided by Ball State specialists. School officials note principals will handle transition challenges as Ball State offers consultation for Anderson schools.
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House
Hays
Ball State
Ue Institute of Community Education
Harald Gallagher
Anderson
Italians Face Political Crisis After Western Elections
Italy faced intensified political crisis as Christian Democrats kept top position but lost room to maneuver amid rising Communist strength. Tass credited the Communists with a great success while Rome polls leaned toward the Communists, complicating gov't formation for the long ruling party.
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HOME
Italy
Christian Democrats
White House
Maty
Tass
Communist Party
Pope Paul V
Rome
Vaticum
aSth
Lapel Open Houses Highlight Centennial Celebration Events
Lapel hosts open houses at Brockway Glass and Fisher Brothers Furniture as part of a centennial celebration. Craft demonstrations begin at 9 p.m., with activities including rug making, quilting, pottery, painting, and cake decoration. A style show at the school gym, Roaring ’20s music, and food by the Optimist Club and War Mothers close the day.
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Lapel — Oyen
Brockway Glass Company
Fisher Brothers Furniture
Lapel
Dake Glee
Jeanine Terhune
NAACP Aid Incarcerated Inmate Support Committee Visits
The Labor Committee of the Madison County branch of the NAACP with Sheriff Dean Gunter's approval visits Madison County Jail weekly to inform and instruct inmates about available aid and guidance for post release. Also notes advertising for a Furniture Warehouse at 1520 Meridian.
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Madison County
NAACT
Dean Gunter
Anderson woman charged in stabbing at residence
Police say 29-year-old Harbie Jean Hadley of 1815 Fairview St was charged by Superior Court warrant with assault and battery with intent to kill after a May 2 stabbing during a fight involving six people and 14 officers. She is jailed in Stadison County.
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Anderson
Harbie Jean Hadley
Fairview St
Stadison
Radrey
Roger Jordan
Munck
Jin
Michigan
Joe
Shilling
Traverse City
Mich
St. John’s Hospital
Lawrence Shilling
St. John's
I-69
Alexandria
Kall Hospital
Muncie
Bethel Pike
Delaware County
Teresa Cooper
Jim A. Valland
Black St
Ualland
Bethel
Cooper
Gaston
Ube
Ford in Indiana Speech Urges Limited Government
President Ford, in Indianapolis, decried big government and urged Congress to extend and add 10 billion to a temporary tax vote. He warned of rising living costs tied to deficit spending and called for higher personal exemptions while stressing morality in leadership and the value of free enterprise.
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America
Ford
Congress
White House
Indianapolis
Madison Heights Board Approves Bid Reads and Budget Adjustments
At a July 20 meeting the board authorized bids for soot and restroom repairs at Anderson High, set $100,000 project limits for bids, canceled $240,000 tax anticipation borrowing, and asked for 180 day bank loans up to $3 million to cover salaries. They also fixed auditorium rental rates, approved two resignation notices, and noted slow donations for band uniforms costing $500 each.
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Welles
Anderson High School
Madison Heights High Auditorium
Deborah Rabilfling
Madison Heights
Hoover
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Milwaukee
Northwestern
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Alice Smith
Plant 3
William Sellers
B. Lynn St
Smith
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Chicago
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Dnall
Pendieton Ave
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