Chesterfield Plans Three Day Bicentennial Fourth
Chesterfield declares a three day Fourth of July celebration for the Bicentennial. Events include a flag raising, square dance, street dance, parades, concerts by the Highland Symphony and Orange Blossom Ramblers, nightly fireworks, pancake breakfast, and horse-drawn streetcar rides, with Makepeace Park busy across July 3 and 4 and Makepeace Park hosting many activities.
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Philips Herald
Chesterfield
Arnold Gold
Bay Seoul Troop No. 230
Philbrook Sisters of
Mary and
Dale Bricker
Heginning
Wardour
Roger Griffin
Greatfield
Tod Pans
Chester Smiley
Makepeace
Stony Creek
John T. Clendenen
The
American Legion
Aim
Starday
Makepeace Park
UTA Pam
Bighland
Anderson Blue Grass Company
Anderson High School
Lou Ann Young Theater
Plum Street
Anderson Road
Ture
4Endenen Post
dJerrk and Jest Foyton Magis
Chesterfield Police
Orange Blossom Ramblers
Mane and Tails Club
Robbery Rampage Spurs Regional Investigation
Police investigate a Sunday morning spree across Madison and Elaware counties with two young men linked to five armed robberies. Suspects described as white males, one around 18, others 16 to 20, used firearms including a shotgun and .22 caliber rifle. Robberies occurred at Village Pantry stores in Muvere and Elwood, Handy Andy in Anderson, and a Frankton market, with getaway car possibly stolen. Authorities say several stores lost cash, food stamps, and goods, as detectives pursue a coordinated bandit ring.
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Elaware
Madison
Manvie
Anderson
Frankton
Elwood
Mune
Villare
Muvere
Madison Ave
34Th Street
Andy Mood
Ff Sigler
Wiles Lo Franklin
Agar Vass Chan
Anderson Village
Moreesl
Anderson St
Rash Register
Medina
Questionable city audit reveals over 15600 in questionable claims
Indiana AP report details a three year Hammond city controller audit covering 1978 to 1974 errors and travel related expenses totaling 49164. The State Board of Accounts found travel promotional and related costs inadequately detailed or not allowed by state law.
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Indianapolis
Hammond
Tate Donald Gavit
State Board of Accounts
San Juan
Civil Defensix
B.C. Civenti
Detroit
Indismapals
Cleveland
Miami
Phoenis
New Ortlanta
Denver
Colorado
Spi
Houston
Las Vegas
Canata
Pasadena school busing case returns to appeals court
The Pasadena Unified School District faces a court review over a desegregation order aimed at preventing any school from having a majority of minority students. The dispute centers on whether the original plan should be kept intact or modified as new board members challenge annual revisions and realignments.
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Myers
Pasadena Unified School Dustinry
Ramon Cortines
Cortings
Pasadena
Nith Crcuit Court of Appeals
Real
Wid
Pasadena Unified
Sschool Leyant
Four charged after Sunday night police blotter
Police report four people arrested including two juveniles after a spree of car and home break ins. Adults Lucky Hammock and Robert Lee faced theft and stolen property charges while three juveniles were charged with juvenile conspiracy and second degree burglary. A suspected arson at 200 Norwood Drive caused $4 500 damage. A bicyclist was injured in a hit and run on Bark Road. A car train collision on Columbus Avenue injured a mother and daughter. Over $51 355 worth of goods were stolen from 2109 Fairview Street and $85 from Wheeler’s Tavern. Investigation ongoing.
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Lucky James Hummock
Central Ave. S
Robert Avron Lee
Fletcher Sr
Lee
Madison County
Beatrice Taylor
Central Ave
Taylor
Browkin
Mack Hammond
St. Pendleton
St John's
Hamanack
Dee
St. John's
Hammock
Hammond
James Arthur
Norwood Drive
Funal
Dock of Bark Road
Stephen Stuart
Edgewood Drive
Park Road
Stuart
St. John's Hospital
Columbus Avenues
Anderson Aparu
St. Julia's
Jason Sylvesty
Fairview St
Wheeler's Tavern
Ohio Ave
Manson
Lawrence Solomon Jr
Frank J. Johnson
Gary Huntin
Ronald N. Easley
Indiana Department of Correction
Roosevelt Davis
Robert Foust
Grant Superior Court
Dwain Graggs
Thomas A. Gross
Robert Hood Jr
Douglas C. Cox
Timothy Ross
Brian Updegraff
Brian Abbott
James R. Liter
Donna Sue Welch
Bombing Trial Postponed in Anderson Case
The July 12 trial of defendants Jobe Lind Ralph Howard and Gary Tevters tied to the Plumb Rite bombing was postponed by request of defense counsel One week delay granted. Rally planned to start July 9 in Evansville.
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Anderson
Br. Jobe
David Lind
Ralph Jas Howard
Gary Tevters
Evansville
Anderson Herald
Highway Hearing Today On State Roads Financing
A legislative study committee holds a public hearing at 2 p.m. in the Forum Room of Piffinger Center on the anniversary campus in Muncie to assess the condition of state roads and bridges. The session is the first of 11 across the state, with technical data from an engineering firm guiding highway financing recommendations for the 1977 Legislature. A 1 p.m. press conference is set in the Kocina Room at Pinger Center. county and municipal officials and citizens will participate.
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Hall State University
Transportation Advisory Commission
Piffinger Center
Anniversity
Muncie
Ideals and Liberty Through American Slogans
The passage cites historic American sayings as rallying cries from independence to modern times. It argues national success rests on individual dedication to time tested American principles and laments calls for overhaul as misguided.
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U.S.A
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