Two Men Accused in Night Deposit Robbery Attempt
Police blotter describes a nighttime armed robbery attempt at a night deposit facility on 29th Street involving Kenneth Carwile and Mark York. A second vehicle description, suspect details, and the escape car are noted, with no confirmed loot amount. Other items report traffic crash injuries, vandalism at Middletown Community Building, theft of wheel covers, a pedestrian accident near Main and East Eighth, and a suspended Cincinnati police chief trial update.
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Fivo
Anderson Wank Hrawch al IB
Kenneth Carwile
Hoyer St
Wilco
Wl B
Mark
York
Carwile
the Herald
Aca
40Th Street
Madison Avenue
Dackie Patterson
Lath St
Community Hospital
William McHaffey
Patterson
Middletown
Dietrich Park
Francis Ashton
Lions Club
Aulnonics
Warren Melon
Cottage Ave
E. Eighth
Main
Cynthia KR. Klumpp
St. John's Hospital
Timothy L. Nyboer
W. Sand Sr
Nyboer
Main Street
East Eighth Street
Inn
Cincinnati
Carl Goodin
Barbara
Collrt
Gaouitr
Geatin
Lind and Farrington Trial Dates Clash in Bombing Probe
The article reports bid denials for Howard Lind and co-defendants in a federal bombing investigation. Prosecutors seek trial separation due to multiple charges including seven firearms counts, conspiracy allegations, and perjury claims. Farrington seeks a plea on one count amid plea bargaining while Lind remains jailed on bond. hearings address severance and joinder issues.
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Fran Pope
Grand Jury
Howard
Indiapolis
Jobin C. Ruckelshaus
U.S
Charles Goodloe Jr
Farrington
Lind Ant Teetees
James Lite
Hud
Anther
Holder
Deere
Goodloe
Wogether
We Probation Department
Lod
Five
Qeadine
Advton
Lind
Muther
Gary Lake
Pendleton
Lake
Teelers
Burien County
U-5
Supreme Court
Rader Seeks Flexible Rules on City Wage Practices
Rader notes that states and cities not paying minimum wages or overtime may be affected by a new ruling. He declines to name the jurisdictions. The Fair Labor Standards Act was once intended to cover all 50 states, but gray areas remain. State and local policies on city employee wages may be decided by each jurisdiction.
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Rader
City Planning Commission Recommends Denial On Duplex Build Plan
City planners rejected the area over duplex construction saying it would hurt property values. The commission unanimously urged the City Council to deny the matter. A city transit survey shows riders rising since January 1975 with many seniors and many casual riders. The League of Women Voters presented a position backing a master plan with limited variance action and urged updating the plan with a bipartisan committee.
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City Planning Department
Phil Smith
Lcenses 2Hus Supsanlial
League of Women Voters
League
Planning Commission
Police and Fire Pay Plans Seek Four Year Contracts
The FOP asks for a 40 hour police work week and five personal leave days yearly with captain approval. Firefighters seek three extra vacation days annually. Both unions urge city funded hospital and health insurance for officers retirees and families, with a $1 premium. They reference ongoing litigation over high insurance premiums and propose using revenue sharing instead of property taxes to fund 1977 raises and new benefits. The Safety Board delayed action and plans further talks ahead of the July budget committee meeting.
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FOP
Fire Fighters’ Union
Fire Fighters
Uniot
Tas
Anderson Police Department
Safety Board
City Camel Budget Committee
Teague case moves with sentencing and aid request
Elwood transported to Indiana Diagn Center and credited time in jail. Faust spoke to Teague’s relatives expressing sympathy. Defense to file motion to correct error within 60 days. Court ordered sworn asset statement within 10 days to decide pauper counsel for appeal. Douglas denied request to keep Teague jailed during motion for new trial preparation.
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Comtemed
Indiana
Douglas
Teague
President seeks limits on school desegregation busing
President Farah asked Congress to curb federal judges power to impose busing and set a five year cap starting when law takes effect. Attorney General Levi said districts with prior mandatory busing are affected only by the five year limit. Levi noted court actions could still pursue remedies but with tighter limits on desegregation orders. The plan also creates a national education committee to assist communities seeking voluntary solutions. White House cited an eight month review and about 600 districts as candidates for busing orders.
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Wasiington
Farah
Congress
Edward A. Levi
Levi
Ford
Urol
Supreme Court
Federal
Judicial 31
Yes Swudeltis
White Mouse
Lavi
Taleo
Anderson Area Deaths and Local Obituaries Fragment
Obituaries from Anderson area list several deaths including Alice M Kutsler at St John s Hospital following brief illness and tributes to survivors, service details, and funeral home arrangements. Other items note Marines helicopter crash in Hawaii with eight of ten feared dead, Knightstown and Elwood death notices, funeral details, and local winners.
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Hawaii
APY
Marine Corps
Hawaiian Islands
Maine Air Group 24
Thelma Cloe
Thelma W. Cine
Gary Morris
Noblesville
Gars
Ray Morris
Threesmonth
Dennis Morris
16Th St
Juan King
Raymond Missouri
Alice Dactnis
Funeral Services Roundup for Local Arrivals and Deaths
Graveside services for Harois Jones at Pleasant Walk Cemetery at 10 a.m. Saturday. VOYLE HARGIS to be honored with 11 a.m. service today at Valley Grove Freewill Baptist Church. Lester Raper services at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home at 1 p.m. today. William Katokt service at 9:30 a.m. today at St Ambrose Catholic Church. James Cecil service at 1:30 a.m. today at Ewing Funeral Home in Shettyville. Carl Snodgrass to be laid to rest at 1 p.m. today at Copher and Fesler Funeral Monte in Elwood. Friends may call after 10 a.m. today. Carl Dowden to be at 2 p.m. today at Bright Pendleton. New arrivals at St John’s Hospital for Mr and Mrs Jono Caathon, UG Nichol Ave, Mr and Mrs Dwight Morgan, 108 Alliance Rd. and others. Furniture and warehousing ads appear in the notice.
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Alice Outlier
Alice M. Kutsler
Delaware St
St. John's Hospital
Wfelong
First Baptist Church
Rex
Laramine) Pettigrew
Joy Eulsler
Anderson
Cleo Brandewiede
Edith Kiphart
Geneva
Chia
Marald Anderson
Charles Anderson
Warsaw
Ndchildren
Idee
Che Trown and Hutt Funeral Home
Moses Gaines Offinisling
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Ronis
Funeral
Drie Brammer
Knightstown
Brammer
Franklin Sr
St. John's Il
Muses
Mill
Relco-Remy
India Vrewe
Gene Dower
Sur Herffine
Celine
Tenn
Cardin Reed
Golda
Aeschliman
Pansy Fletchall
Sabetha
Kans
Erna Powell
Mesa
Arit
Arlie
Hatcher Funeral Home
Glen Cove
Friends
Harois Jones
Pleasant Walk
Voyle Hargis
Valley Grove Freewill Baptist Church
Lester Raper
Harold E. Rozelle
William Katokt
St Ambrose Catholic Church
James Cecil
Ewing
Shettyville
Carl Snodgrass
Copher and Fesler Funeral Monte
Elwood
Carl Dowden
Bright Funeral Home
Pendleton
Jono Caathon
UG Nichol Ave
Vain
Dwight Morgan
Alliance Rd
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YLRE
Std
Anderson Area
Oren Brown Elwood
Gren Brown
N.C. St
Morey Hospital
Elwood Elks and
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Masonic Lodge
Margaret
Walter
Phyllisy Stines
Harlen
Mach Brown
Walcutsville
Kernice Corbel
Naomi Hasecaster
Vmmuensy Funeral
Ed Finley
Elwood City
Mascale
Elks
Coaltrin Funeral Home
Dovelas Gwyn
Crownland Cemetery
Hewitts
Pal Spring
Golden Anniversary Supreme
Mon Thau Fal
SAT
Clos
Furniture Showrooms, Inc
Pendleton Ave
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