16 year old charged in fatal shooting of brother
A delinquency petition charges Phillip Michael Schuyler, 16, with murder if committed by an adult, in the February 19 death of his 18 year old brother Robert Kevin Schuyler. The hearing in Superior Court set April 11 for an adult transfer, with detention continued and bond at 25000.
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Anderson
Superior Court Civ
William Clifford
Phillip Michael Schuyler
Jefferson St
Apt
Dennis Cole
Robert Kevin Schuyler
Antenas
Clifford
Campbell wins latest test to save five county courts
Indiana area brief reports Rep. Craig B Campbell and allies push to extend Madison County city and town courts past the 1975 reform deadline. The House defeated a conference committee report on HB1396 amid lengthy amendments aiming to create or preserve multiple county courts, with current city and town courts in several communities spared but many changes debated.
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Campbell
Nanure Nawes
Indianapolis — Ann
Craig B .Campbell
Madison County
John M Blevins
R-Anderson
Thomas J. Teague
D-Anderson
House of Representatives
Conference ‘Committee
Spencer Schnaitter
Madison
Laman Jarent
Jinaianapolis
Martin K. Chip’ Edwards
New Castle
James Spurgeon
Schnaitter
Scott County
Senate
House
LaGrange-Steuben
Gasper Couna
Clark
Henry
Porter
Tippecanoe
Attica
Batesville
Cannelton
Delphi
Hartford City
Knox
Montpelier
North Vernon
Petersburg
Rockport
Salem
Tell City
Tipton
Versailles
Lake County
Gary
Hammond
Chicago
Judicial Study Commission
General Assembly
Justice of the Peace
Scott County Court
Hendricks Superior Court
Hendricks
Rep
Blevins
Sen
Utility bill permits joint power efforts
The Maris Hall bill became law after the Senate overrode Gov. Otis Bowen's veto, allowing municipal and investor owned utilities to join with Kentucky firms to build plants and generate electricity. Supporters praised Sen. Teague and Sen. Edwards for passing the measure despite opposition from Jasper Democrat Joseph Bruggenschmidt, who argued it could affect litigation and interstate participation. The vote was 31 to 14 in the Senate.
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Nancy E Hawes
Indianapolis
Maris Hall
Senate
Tom
Teague
Chip
Sen
Edwards
Craig B Campbell
The
Herald
Joseph Bruggenschmidt
Otis Bowen
Bruggenschmidt
Campbell
Kentucky
Indiana Municipal Electric Association
REMCS
House
Public Policy Committee
Anderson
Richmond
Mishawaka
Sen. Teague
Robert Orr
Sen. Bruggenschmidt
Majority
Weather Outlook: Partly Cloudy Then Snow Possible
Today will be partly cloudy with highs in the upper 20s to low 30s. Tonight and Thursday turn increasingly cloudy with a chance of snow late Thursday. Lows tonight expected in the low to mid teens and Thursday highs in the upper 20s to low 30s. Tuesday’s high reaches 35 and low 22.
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Weasher
Inside sections index of the daily paper
An overview list shows the paper's page plan with sections such as Police blotter on page 2 Obituaries funerals and new arrivals on page 3 Editorials and commentary on page 4 People features and social items on pages 6 and 7 Newsmakers on page 15 Sports highlights and scoreboards on pages 17 to 19 Stock market quotations on page 20 Comics and daily features on pages 22 to 23 and Classified ads on pages 27 to 31.
Park payroll down for 1977 in Anderson City report
The Anderson City Park Department 1977 financial report shows payroll costs declined to about 397 000 from 408 000 in 1976 and 418 000 in 1975. Regular payroll fell to roughly 246 000 while temporary payroll rose about 11 000 as recreation programs surged.
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RUB Frillaman Herald
Grandview Municipal Foll Course
Anderson City Park Department
Park Department
meLarty
Grandview
McCarty
Mays
ACS cuts electricity use by forty percent in district
Anderson Community Schools report a six day cut in power consumption of 40 percent or more in all buildings except the old general building under remodeling. Valley Grove School posted a 38 percent reduction. The board approved 545000 for additions to three schools to remove portable classrooms and move unused portables for storage. Additional actions included selling Columbia School funds and a 2.5 million loan at 4.10 percent to cover cash flow, with use set to begin mid March.
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Anderson
William Herb
Anderson School Board
Herb
Feneral
Harold Gallagher
Public Service Commission
Valley Grove
College Corner
Tenth Street
Gallagher
Anderson Area Vocational School
Anderson High School
Vocational School
AHS
Chesterfield
General Fund
West 7Th Street
Federal Building
Claude Welles
Cumulative Building Fund
Columbia School
Welles
Anderson Banking ‘Company
Wilkerson's Bobby Wilkerson shines in Nuggets win
Anderson's Bobby Wilkerson scored 16 points as Denver defeated the Indiana Pacers 122 to 106 at Market Square Arena Tuesday night. The report on his progress in his second NBA season runs on Page 18.
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Nugget
Anderson
Bobby Wilkerson
Denver
Indiana Pacers
Market Square Arena
Wilkerson
Detective to launch missing funds probe
An Anderson Police Department detective will lead a probe into more than 200000 dollars missing from the Anderson Township School Building Corporation bank accounts. Madison County Prosecutor William F. Lawler said the inquiry seeks information for possible prosecution and noted numerous inquiries despite no request for action.
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Anderson Police Department
Anderson Township School Building Corporation
Madison County
William F. Lawler
Lawler
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Robert Schuyler
Indiana Women's Prison
Putsne
John Walsh
Schuyler Boy
Erskine Cherry
Valley Sanitation Company
Louisville
Seme
Park
Botal
Mays Park
Shepherd Park
Rangeline Road
Shadyside Park
17Th
Lincoln Streets
ACS
Holding Corporation Board
Madison Heights High School
Anderson Community Schools
ATSBC
Charles Gaus
William C. Edmundson
Chastain, Due & Thomas
Thomson and McKinnon
John J. Merchant Inc
Auan
Gaus
Edmundson
Anderson Community School Board of Trustees
David Gotshail
Miller, Denadio and Ryan Law
Gotshal
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