Ind 109 Bypass Redesign Moves Toward Construction
The Indiana State Highway Commission approved a contract with Barton Aschman to redesign the Ind 109 bypass in Anderson. The plan calls for dual-laning a four mile segment from Mounds Road to Ind 9 with a 50 50 federal state funding match and a 27 day schedule for redesign completion paving the way for bids on actual construction next year.
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Supreme Court to hear Pentagon Papers case soon
The Supreme Court agreed to speedy review of government claims that publication of the Pentagon Papers threatens national security. The court blocked uncensored articles in the Times and Post from the current issue while allowing reporting on portions of the 47 volume study. Justices set an 11 a.m. EDT Saturday hearing as both papers paused further printing pending ruling.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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Hoffa seeks parole rehearing after resigning Teamsters posts
James R. Hoffa, former Teamsters leader, asks the US Board of Parole for a rehearing after its latest parole denial for mail fraud and jury tampering. He resigned from Teamsters affiliate posts earlier this month. board will review after July 1 for new information and may schedule a new hearing if two members find significant new facts. Hoffa remains imprisoned under a 13 year federal term after the Supreme Court upheld a five year mail fraud sentence.
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In The Herald Today features sections and page numbers
The Herald Today lists sectional content including Anderson and Madison County features, church services Sunday on page 3, editorials and opinion pages 4 and 5, health features page 5, Accent on Women page 6, sports with major league results and standings pages 8 and 9, daily features and comic strips pages 10 and 11, markets livestock and financial news page 12, and classified ads pages 13 onward.
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Black Mayor Urges Unity At Urban League Banquet
Chapel Hill mayor Howard Nathaniel Lee challenged 900 racially mixed guests to push unity through politics. He proposed a national, nonpartisan black convention to align party platforms with black community needs and expand power through the ballot. Palits, economy, and collaboration across races were emphasized.
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Derby Day Soap Box Derby Set With Inspections
Derby preparations for the annual Soap Box Derby begin at 10 a.m. with car inspection at Derby Down. Mandatory checks expected to last until noon and all cars must be at the track by noon to race.
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Anderson
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Akron
Ohio
Madison County real estate taxes top $13 million in spring
Madison County property owners paid $13,377,060 into the treasurer’s office in the first of two installments. The total year tax bill is $23,710,683.04, including delinquent amounts from prior years. Some taxpayers were not sent bills due to missing addresses and must still pay. delinquent charges of 8 percent apply to spring nonpayers. County units and payments by area are listed, with city and township totals and several communities named.
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Duck Creek
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Pipe Creek
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Marklevile
Orestes
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Summitville
Woodlawn Heights
Infant trapped as runaway boat drifts on Lake Wawasee
A late night boat mishap near Syracuse Indiana left a young couple stranded in choppy waters. The boat sped off with their three month old daughter Dawn aboard while a friend clung to the side. Robert Morris swam three miles to shore with Beverly Morris, the infant unharmed when the craft ran aground. Rescue crews searched as high winds and six foot waves forced an early end to the effort.
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Nixon Pledges Better Living For Aged In Nation
President Nixon told about 3,000 delegates at a regional conference that too many nursing homes are dumping grounds for the dying. He pledged reform to aid the elderly, end tax discrimination, and bridge isolation, urging revenue sharing and higher Social Security ceilings to ease burdens on older Americans. The visit followed a trip to Vernon Indiana and a stop at Camp David where daughter Tricia and Edward Cox greeted him.
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Pendleton Man Jailed After Carrying Pistol to Court
In Madison Superior Court Harmon Wallace of Pendleton was jailed minutes after bailiff L V Youngblood flagged a pistol in his pocket. Judge Paul Schrenker ordered Wallace’s arrest for carrying a pistol without a permit after he admitted he had the gun and handed it over to the bailiff. The arrest followed a divorce ruling in which Wallace’s wife had just been granted a divorce.
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Paul Schrenker
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Youngblood
Schrenkker
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Madison County
Central Bank Warns Kenyans Over Counterfeit Confederate Money
Nairobi reports that Kenya’s Central Bank warned the public not to accept Confederate money from American tourists. A large batch of counterfeit notes appeared in nightclubs and bars in the capital, dated 1262 and 1054, and deemed valueless. Bar owners struggle to exchange them at banks.
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