City funds allocations show multiple accounts and distributions
The report itemizes allocations totaling 4,352,214.23 across general, cumulative building, and specific municipal funds. Elwood City Schools receive 536,868.66 with 452,455.35 to general and 84,413.31 to building. Anderson distribution lists 2,177,965.90 among city planning airport redevelopment corporation general and other accounts including police and fire pensions and parks. The library is funded separately at 8,408.27.
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Elwood City
Anderson
City Planning
Airport Commission
Redevelopment
Corporation General
Street
DC4 Crashes Into Miami Business District Killing At Least 11
A Dominicana Air Line Carvair four engine cargo plane circled back from Miami International Airport with an engine on fire and plowed into a busy street, killing 11 including four crew and seven on the ground. Dozens injured as the wreckage struck a mobile shop and nearby buildings.
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Miami
Miami International Airport
Gaddy Rawls
Carvair
Dominicana Air Line
Madison County United Fund names new officers
Thomas R. McMahan was named president for the 1969 70 drive succeeding A L McColloum who remains on the UF board. New vice presidents include John Chaille Lester Lanning Chester T Lawrence and Thomas Thomas Jr with Frank Woschitz re elected secretary Leo Babb named treasurer to replace Wilbur Roby Four outgoing vice presidents include Joe Beatty Elwood Robert Austin Robert Strange and R K Williams The article also notes active community roles of McMahan and Lanning and others within local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County United Fund
Thomas R. McMahan
Hoyt Wright Company
McMahan
A. L. McColloum
McColloum
John Chaille
Edge Packing Company
Lester Lanning
Guide Lamp
Chester T. Lawrence
Madison County Afl-Cio
Thomas Thomas Jr
Alexandria - Monroe
Frank Woschitz
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Wilbur Roby
Anderson Banking Company
Leo Babb
Citizen’s Banking Company
County United Fund Organization
Joe Beatty
Indiana & Michigan Electric Company
Elwood
Robert Austin
Anderson
Robert Strange
Local 662
UAW
R. K. Williams
Delco-Remy
City
Anderson Retail Association
Community Hospital Board of Trustees
U S Fire Foils Assault on Ben Het Camp
U S Green Berets repelled a North Vietnamese infantry assault on the Ben Het Special Forces camp in the Central Highlands after an early dawn attack. Artillery and air support, including 105mm howitzers and AC47 gunships, halted the Red forces amid a 199 round barrage.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Green Beret
Ben Het
Central Highlands
Negotiations Set on Container Strike After Walkout
More than 300 members of the International Paper Makers and Paper Workers Union Local No. 1045 walked off the job at the Container plant in Anderson after the contract deadline extension failed to resolve key issues. A two day negotiation session is planned for Wednesday morning with Container officials from Chicago in attendance.
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Paper Makers
Container Corporation
Anderson
Chicago
International Paper Makers and Paper Workers Union Local No. 1045
Charles R. Lamey
Larry Combs
Dixon Adams
Lamey
Second Phase of Mounds Park Dig Resumes at Indiana Site
Indiana University archaeology team restarts exploration of a two-layer great mound at Mounds State Park near Anderson. Field director Kent Vickery and cartographer Charles Meador lead a 16 week dig to uncover lower primitive sections after discovering four burials and artifacts in the upper layer last year. The earlier work near Angel Mounds linked the site to Adena and Hopewell cultures with dates from 800 to 300 B C and 10 to 40 A D.
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Great Mound
Mounds State Park
Indiana University
Kent Vickery
Charles Meador
Angel Mounds State Memorial
Warrick County
Ohio River
Will Rogers Jr Opens Indian Week In Anderson
Will Rogers Jr former congressman and Bureau of Indian Affairs adviser visits Anderson as Indian Week feature. He will appear on radio hold a press conference tour Mounds Park Indian diggings and speak in four-county Council events. Koshare Indians dance team performs at Anderson High School gym Thursday night with tickets at the door and advance sales through Scout centers.
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Will Rogers Jr
America
Anderson
Anderson High School
Rogers
United States Bureau of Indian Affairs
Boy Scouts of America
Mounds Park Indian Diggings
Clem-Dann-Rogers
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Interior Department
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Darrell Ecker
Cincinnati
la Junta
Colo
Ecker
Scout Service Center
E. 10Th Street
Madison
Henry
Hamilton
Tipton
Kikihawenund Council
Anderson Juveniles In Custody Over Weekend Fires
Two brothers aged 8 and 10 were arrested by juvenile authorities and are held at the juvenile center after admitting to an arson in a basement at 1816 Main St and setting a truck fire. They confessed to multiple fires on the city’s near south side but total damage remains undetermined. Probation Officer Robert G. Sim of Superior Court 2 reports ongoing inquiries.
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Superior Court 2
Robert G. Sim
Weather Outlook With Warmer Temperatures Today
Increasing cloudiness with a fifty percent chance of showers or thundershowers. A little warmer Wednesday with a high around 80 to 84 degrees and a low tonight near 63 to 67. Yesterday’s high was 79 and the low 61. Sunrise at 6:17 a.m. Sunset at 9:14 p.m.
Court Freezes Property Tax for Warner Press
Indiana Appellate Court ruled Warner Press in Madison County not liable for property taxes as it is owned by the Church of God and profits fund church business. Judge Pfaff noted questions in recent ruling trends about exemptions. Evidence shows Warner Press was previously denied exemption.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Anderson
Warner Press
Madison County
Church of God
John Pfaff
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36Th Street
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Edward Burmester
Clyde
Clifford
33Rd Ave
Miami Beach Airport
Fla
Mounds Park
Vickery
Meador
Kentucky
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Illinois
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HONDA
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