Two named to school board by Ropensen Herald staff writer
Anderson City Council approved unscheduled legislation for annexing about 150 acres to Chesterfield near Mounds Road northeast of the airport extension. Kenneth H. McClure was reappointed to the school board and James R. Clark will serve four years, replacing Josephine Hill Ragland. The annexation requires unanimous consent and includes a 2 acre land dedication in the Mounds Road right of way. The five year runway extension condition sparked questions about urgency and airport oversight.
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Anderson Community Schools Board
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Jerry Lynch
Indianapolis
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LYNCH
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Garbage 4 Equipm Inc
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Lindberg Estates
Nichol Avenue
West 20Th Street
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Indiana GOP platform backs status quo with road funding caveat
Indiana Republicans unveiled a 15 page platform focusing on keeping government stable while hinting at a two to three cent gas tax increase to fund crumbling highways. It omits abortion and ERA, supports catastrophe illness insurance ideas, and criticizes the Carter administration.
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Indiana
GOP
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Sim
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Richmond
Clifford Dickman
Frankfort
Mary Jane McMahon
Russell Long
Louisiana
Hoosier
Bowen
Carter
TODAY features this Pai
The page lists sections and page references for the newspaper today including police blotter on page 2, editorials and option on page 4, area obituaries and new arrivals on page 5, people news and ages on pages 6 and 7, sports news and highlights on pages 17 through 21, comics and daily features on pages 22 and 23, markets on page 24, and classified ads on pages 26 through 31. It notes Newsmakers as a feature and indicates the edition is a TODAY feature.
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Weather snapshot mostly sunny with hot 90s forecast
Today will be mostly sunny and hot with highs in the low to mid 90s. Tonight and Friday expect partly cloudy skies with a 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Lows tonight in the upper 60s to low 70s. Friday highs again in the low to mid 90s. Anderson’s high Wednesday 88, low 74. Sunset today 8:33 p.m. Sunrise Friday 5:34 a.m.
Guerrillas kill 2 more missionaries in Rhodesia raid
Three black nationalist guerrillas killed two German Jesuit missionaries at St. Rupert's mission in central Rhodesia. The attack occurred Tuesday night after earlier killings of British missionaries and children near the Rhodesian border. Jesuit spokesman Monsignor Reckter said four missions have been hit this month and white staff remain, with no withdrawal planned.
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Rhodesia
Gregor Richert
Bernhard Lisson
Botherman
St. Rupert
St. Rupert's Hospital
Bechter
Bakke Wins High Court Decision on Race in Admissions
The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that while racial quotas are unconstitutional, race may be considered in college admissions. Justice Powell led the majority, barring fixed quotas but allowing limited affirmative action. The decision, tied to the Davis medical school case, signals broader impact on future hiring and education policies nationwide.
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Allan Bakke
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Marshall
University of Californi Medical School At
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