K Mart to Anchor New Anderson Shopping Center
Anderson official John M. Rock announces sale of tract at St. Rd 67 and St. Rd 109 to Anso Development for a 700000 square foot K Mart Discount Department Store. The center, opening around March 1 1983, will include dozens of shops and provide about 408 jobs locally.
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Anderson Southsdale Plaza
St. Rd
Anso Development Corp
John M. Rock
Anderson
Melvin Simon
Indianapolis
K-Mart
2Eacre
K-Mart Company
United States
Canada
Puerto Rico
Simon
W.T. Grant Company
Marsh Super Markets
Hook's Drugs
Nobil Shoes
Moore's
Aaid Rock
Rock
Southdale
Edgewood Plaza
Southdale PY
Delco-Remy Di Vision Union Reaches New Pact
Robert Kinerk of local union 682 APL-UAW announces a settlement after five hours of talks between Delco-Remy management and the union. Ratification by local members set for July 8, with leaders hopeful for progress on member issues.
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Robert Kinerk
Union 682
Apl-Uaw
Delco-Remy Division
Seven Draw Penal Terms in Indiana Circuit Court
Seven defendants faced sentencing by Circuit Court Judge Carl Tv Smith after guilty pleas. Gerald Lee Austin received three years at reformatory with suspended portion for escape. Dany Ballard nine months on state farm for petit larceny. Jerry Lee Irwin six months on state farm for third degree burglary. Fred Gallimore 3 to 10 years at reformatory for second degree burglary and removal of safe. Jerry Rose two to five years at reformatory for probation violation. Stephen Malzahn 2 1 4 years for conspiracy to commit armed robbery suspended. Jerry Lee Woods one year on state farm suspended. Sentences under suspension placed under strict notation. SHRINERS MEET TORONTO (UPI) About 50,000 Shriners arrive for 88th imperial council session next week advancing schedules and events.
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Indiana Reformatory
State Penal Farm
Carl Tv Smith
Gerald Lee Austin
Reformatory
Dany Ballard
State Farm
Jerry Lee Irwin
Fred Gallimore
Jerry Rose
Stephen Malzahn
Jerry Lee Woods
Soap Box Derby Progress Mixed With Corporate Move
Soap Box Derby heats list races between Patterson and Imel, Garner and Frank, Greenland and Naylor, Ellis and King, and others. Amid race notes, Metal Climax Inc. announces a new subsidiary forming with Amoco Petroleum Corp. to consolidate oil operations in the United States and Canada under a single entity.
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Whew Cace
Terry Patterson
David Imel
Michael Garner
Tom Frank
Dick Greenland
Danny Naylor
George Ellis
Jack King
Gregg Iincaid
Steve HA
Dale Vanderbur
David Parson
Tam Zebach
Tim Daoust
Norman Weatherfor Dailey
James McAlhaney
Mike Riggins
Ald
Ronnie Bovie
Eric Ayers
Mike Goddard
Dan Dickey
Phillip Sheets
Larry Bynum
Don Wehrley
Tom Bale
Bill Dawson
Jerry Foohey
Ronn
Kent Nelson
Gary Rinker
Robert Wehrley
Bill Painter
Chester Porter
Dave Maxwell
Metal Climax Inc
Robert Hancock
Eldon Maley
Amax Petroleum Corp
Wayne Bilbrey
Gage
Orrin Hughes
United States
Canada
American Climax
Consoli
Amzaor
Conly
The
Nile
Manley
Africa Awakening Grant Tells of Growth in Africa
Addressing the quadrennial International Conference of the Pilgrim Holiness Church at Winona Lake Indiana the Rev D R Bursch superintendent of the Northern Rhodesia Africa district says Africa is an awakening giant politically economically and educationally with vast material and agricultural wealth being developed despite political confusion and spiritual darkness.
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Pilgrim Holiness Church
Winona Lake
Ind
D. R. Bursch
Rhodesia
Africa
Airport Runway Gets 145000 Federal Grant
Anderson Aero nautical Commission confirms a 145000 federal funds grant for a north south runway and improvements at Anderson Municipal Airport. The Board of Aviation Commissioners plans to accept the offer and bid soon with local matching funds ready.
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Anderson Aeronautical Commission
Anderson Peunicipal Airport
Board of Aviation Commissioners
Federal Aviation Agency
Ralph Ferguson
Aviation Board
James E. Waedekin
FAA
Lansing
Minwey
Mathern, Brown
Local Aviation Board
Lake Central Airlines
Lake Central
Marion
Muncie
School remodel links music and athletic spaces
The project revamps the high school building with a new food service room and rehabilitation of the old heating plant. The girls gym becomes part of the music department with two classrooms a 1500 square foot vocal rehearsal room plus storage a music library dressing room and instrument storage. The gym once a major state arena will house orchestra choir and band in a connected departmental area. Completion is planned by fall opening.
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Engera Sons
Derby Drivers to Receive Free One Special Rate Awards
Derby Down race course unveils an electrically controlled starting device built by Woodroe Townsend and son Brooks to ensure even starts. An electric eye lane detector at the finish line will declare heat winners, eliminating dead heats. Townsend Fastest Heat Trophy timing device from Indianapolis will verify heat times. Officials wear red Official T-shirts. rain postponements shift to first clear afternoon after July 1. William Oemler to emcee. James McQuithy to flag finish line.
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Woodroe Townsend
Brooks
General Motors Tech
James Mosley
Indianapolis
Townsend
William Oemler
James McQuithy
Allman Fatally Shoots Woman During Domestic Dispute
Patrolman Booker confronted Allman after he ordered the man to surrender. Allman refused and shot the officer. Mrs. McFarlin and Allman, her estranged lover, were said to be involved in a renewed romance that turned deadly as Allman forced entry and killed McFarlin while her two young children slept nearby.
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Allman
Booker
Miss Nowling
45 Pilgrim Church Africa Missionaries
Relative to its Indianapolis headquarters the 45 Pilgrim Church Africa Missionaries operate across the continent as ministers and teachers. The report notes Sand dunes in the central Gobi Desert are drifted by fierce winds up to 65 feet in a day.
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Rim
Holiness Church
Indianapolis
Gobi Desert
Submarine Life Aboard the Shark on Atlantic Cruise
The narrator describes a nuclear powered submarine voyage with Captain’s calm maneuvers and aboard comforts like a flight deck cockpit. Enlisted life includes meals of steak and ribs, a coinless juke box, a washer dryer, smoking, radiation safety, and daily hull samples. They view an aircraft carrier and a destroyer from the periscope as they witness navy teamwork and dedication aboard.
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Heristone
Isub
Sharkk
U.S. Navy
Injured Reveille Passengeres Treated After Rollver Accident
State Trooper Robert Baldwin reports a vehicle overturned on a narrow berm to avoid collision. Murdock sustained minor injuries while Clyde Carr 22 in fair condition with a basel skull fracture at St John’s Hospital. Jeanie Swallows 25 and Linda Carr 18 treated for minor lacerations. All taken by Valorous Rector ambulance.
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Robert Baldwin
Murdock
Clyde Carr
16Th St
St John’s Hospital
Basel
Jeanie Swallows
Linda Carr
Brown St
Valorous
Rector
Irv weighs metal stocks to ease distress and unemployment
The report notes Irv in serious distress and plans to buy metals to relieve unemployment. A partisan exchange followed Symington’s response to a plan to recycle over 200 million dollars in stockpiles by dumping surplus rubber for military aid.
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Irv
Partisan Exchange
Symington
Jad
Industrialist Parker Exceeded Roles Across Nation
The article profiles Parker a longtime Kimberly-Clark leader and national figure. He held posts from president to chairman at Kimberly-Clark and served in civic groups including NAM and the John Birch Society. Survivors include two sons and two daughters with ten grandchildren. his widow died in 1959.
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Pase
Switzerland
Federal Home Loan Bank
Chicago
Anderson
Monroe
Wisc
Nee Ais
Theda’ ‘Clark Memorial Hospital
Lawrence College
First National Bank
Appleton, Wise
First National Bank of
Neenah
Marshal Isley Bank of
Milwaukee
University of Chicago
New York City
Wise, Whitney and Parker
New York
Phil Gamma Delta Fraternity
National ‘Legal Fraternity
John Scott
Parker
John Birch Society
Carrier Corp
Canadian Council On Industry
Eisenhower
United States
National Manufacturers Association
NAM
United States Chamber of Commerce
Wisconsin Chamber
The
Chamber At
W Kimberly- Clark Corporation
Kimberly-Clark
National Industrial Certification Board
Red Cross
Myashenia Gravis Foundation
Economic Education Foundation
Irving-on-The-Hudson
Sumner
Labor Relationshiv
Menasha
Valentine Parker
Huntington
Long Island
N.Y
George W. Pearson
William Brooks
Trial
Oregon
Marsha Fraser
Two Million Continues From Page One
The day featured tense talks between the two Presidents aimed at easing Mexico United States tensions. The motorcade ran late by nearly an hour due to crowds and the schedule shift. A police motorcycle rider was lightly injured in a fall, but the visit drew perhaps the warmest welcome in Mexico's history for a foreign dignitary.
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Mexico
Governor Welsh Attends National Governors Meeting
Indiana Governor Welsh left Indianapolis by car for Hershey Pennsylvania to attend the National Governors Conference in Indianapolis. He travels with Mrs Welsh and their two daughters and will return by July 3. Jack New and Richard Martin also plan to attend the conference. About one of every five American school children has imperfect vision.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Funeral Services Set for Elsie Thomas
Mrs. Elsie Thomas age 73 will be laid to rest at 10 30 a m Saturday at Karl M Kyte Funeral Home with Rev Herschel Reed officiating Interment at the local cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home A Goodwill Industries truck will collect discarded articles in Alexandria Monday July 9 at the First Baptist Church open 9 a m to 8 p m to accept clothes toys appliances and baby items except overstuffed furniture This marks the third collection this year with another planned for fall generally two yearly collections are held
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Alexandria
Elsie Thomas
Karl M. Kyte
Herschel
Reed
Goodwill
Goodwill Industries
First Baptist Church
Anderson Obituaries Jester and Fenstermaker Rites
Jesse B Jester 83 of 414 Rudldle Ave died after four weeks illness. Born July 20 1878 in Hamilton County he married Lottie Hudson in 1902 and had two sons and two daughters. Rex Jester preceded him in death. Burial at Brown and Butz with arrangements announced. Nannie R Fenstermaker 78 of 3719 Ind North died at Sanders Nursing Home. Meter maid applicants sought by Alexandria City Board of Works with selection this afternoon at City Building.
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Sesser
Jester
Jesse B. Jester
Rudldle Ave
Hamilton County
George B
Nancy T Ann (Leonard) Jester
Lottie JB. Hudson
Mapleswood Cemetery Association
George Virgil Jester
Jesse G. Jester
Anderson
Ethrylee Gibson
Corrine Levan
Chesterfield
Nannie Lawhorn
Luly Hellems
Rex
Brown and Butz Funeral
Annie Fenstermaker
Nannie R. Fenstermaker
Sanders
Board of Works
City of
Alexandria
Homer
Rochester
Ind
Anderson, Ment
Estes case prompts calls for inspector general role
The Senate subcommittee reviews Agriculture Department actions in the Estes case and advocates stronger oversight. Freeman notes a new inspector general would help audit 11 agencies, while McClellan and others press for earlier reforms and tighter transfers under acreage allotments. Funeral notices follow for several local figures.
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Subcommittee
Freeman
Agriculture Department
Estes
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Department
Texas
Washington
McClellan
Cannor
Unfair Practices Filed Against Local 870 Strike
The National Tile and Manufacturing Co. files unfair labor practice charges against striking members of Local 870 Retail Wholesale Department Store Workers union. Members have been on strike since February 28. The charge cites mass picketing coercion restraint interference with non strikers and threats of violence.
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The
National Tile & Manufacturing Co
Retail Wholesale Department Store Workers Union
Pene
Vacation Bible School Registration at Short Hazlett Church
Registration day for the Vacation Bible School at the Church of Christ in Christian Union 1217 Short Hazlett Sr. starts today. Classes run Monday through Friday from 10 to 12 until July 13 with a closing program Sunday July 15 at 5 30 a.m. Pastor Dennis Mallernee leads the church.
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Church of Christ In Christian Union
Short Hazlett
Hev
Dennis Mallernee
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
John Ever ett Detrich 72 formerly of Middletown retired at McMahan and Leib Wholesale Grocery Anderson died Friday at Indiana Masonic Home Franklin Born in Delaware County April 25 1890 he was a son of Samuel and Mary F Hackman Detrich He belonged to Middletown Methodist Church Methodist Men's Club Middletown Masonic Lodge and Order of the Eastern Star Services set 3 p m today at Ballard and Shivey Funeral Home burial in Miller Cemetery Middletown Rev C Edwin McClarnon to officiate at 2 p m Sunday
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John Detrich
Middletown
John Everett Detrich
McMahan and ‘Leib Wholesale Grocery Company
Anderson
Indiana ‘Masonic
Franklin
Delaware Couny
Samuel
Mary F. Hackman Detrich
Detrich
Middletown Methodist Church
Methodist Men's Club
Masonic
Ballard and Shivey
Funeral
C. Edwin McClarnon
Miller Cemetery
Maid Proved A Mystery In A Small Town Case
A Chicago family brought a maid to Wawaka where residents recalled a reliable worker. A mortician in Kendallville testified the body was that of a man, while locals recalled no complaints and described the worker as a very nice lady, leaving doubts about the gender.
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Chicago
Fulford
Robinson
Wawaka
Theodore Kesler
Kendallville
Chamber adviser warns economy at critical recovery point
Plumley described the economy as at a critical point in the recovery with decisions this year and next determining the pace and direction. Consumer spending willingness remains a question, with confidence shaky and profits insufficient to spur needed investment for full employment and growth. The chamber urged a deliberately unbalancing federal budget.
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House
Senate
Plumley
Chamber
National Safe Boating Week Promote Safety Education
Local Girl Scouts boating clubs and marine dealers report success of safety education programs for boatmen. Despite more boating, serious accidents are down. Anderson reps join to observ National Safe Boating Week with a safety program at the high school pool on July 5. Canada imports 60 percent of its coal from the U.S.
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Ak Ohneland
Anderson
Anderson High School
Canada
U.S
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