Estes Family Keeps Busy Behind Indian Victory
Rose Marie Estes, her husband Ray, and their four children live at 1904 Corlett Way while Ray coaches the Estes basketball team to a hoped state title. The household hums with visitors, games on TV, learning to cope with growing hair and puppies, and Mrs Estes managing a bustling, sports loving home in Anderson.
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Ray Estes
Corlett Way
Estes Try
van Buskirk Heights
Coach Estes
Reid
Forest Hills
Rodger
Ryan
Estes
Mrs. Estes
Ray
Anderson-Porland
Norman Chestnut
Dave Loewenstein
Raymond Vescovi
Don Shields
Carmel-Kokomo
Marion Acton
Richard Wenderly
Jeriei
Sting
Anderson and County Area Deaths Across the Community
Obituaries list Gilbert A. Roberts of Or ado Florida a Navy WWII veteran and edge pack engineer survived by a widow two children two brothers and two sisters with funeral services set for 2 p.m. Sunday at Baker Brewers Funeral Home Cremation to follow Edna Delph Benner 83 longtime Anderson resident died in Indianapolis services 10:30 a.m. Saturday Harold E. Rozelle Funeral Home burial in Anderson Memorial Park Dr Gary Allertien officiating Stella Harmeson Wilkinson 83 former Markleville Anderson resident died at Masonic Home Franklin memorial rites 7:30 p.m. Saturday East ern Star and funeral Sunday 3 p.m. at Condo and Son Funeral Home burial Lutheran Cemetery New Columbus
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First Baptist Church
Amalgamated
David
Caroline Sue) Brandle
Donald G. Rob Anderson
C. Roberts
Albuquerque
B.M
Alvie Roberts
Sul
Vernaunter
Linon
Frank
Husarik
Gary
Baker Brewers Funeral Home
Edna Delph Benner
John St
Indianapolis
Southside Wesleyan Church
Kokomo
Perkinsville Good Samaritan Society
Roy
Dorothy) ‘McKee
Anderson
So’s
Robert
Joseph
Fred Delph
Harold E. Rozelle
Anderson Memorial Park
Gary Alleritien
Masonic
Franklin
Madison County
Markleville
Markleville Order of Eastern Star
Marcella Brumfield
Martha Chadwick
Glenn Johnson
McLean
Condo and Son
Eastern Star
Funeral
Verlin Smith
Whetstone United Church of Christ
Intermemt
New Columbus
Kokomo Eyes Regional Shot In NCC Showdown
Kokomo prepares for a regional semifinal against Carmel after a 101 64 NCC loss to the Indians. The Wildcats feature 62 forward Charlie Hall and 63 senior Hansel Reese with 65 center Mike Kicl ine, guard Tim McFarland, and Tom Bergman. The winner advances to Fort Wayne for the state semis with officials named for the Anderson and Carmel games.
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Cases
Mike Taylor
Kokomo
Indians
Cats
Carmel
Carl McNulty
Elwood
Haworth
Wildcats
NCC
Charlie Hall
Hansel Reese
Mike Ki Cline
Tim McFarland
Tom Bergman
Kats
Indiana
Marion
Hostages Freed After AIM Negotiations at Wounded Knee
Eleven hostages held for two days by the American Indian Movement were freed after more than two hours of talks with Senators McGovern and Abourezk. The hostages chose to stay in Wounded Knee, calling the area home, as negotiations continued with AIM leaders.
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Wounded Knee
American Indian Movement
South Dakota
George McGovern
James Abourezk
McGovern
Abourezk
AIM
Clive Guildersleeve
Gildersleeve
Agnes
Newborns Born at City Hospitals in Indianapolis Area
A girl arrived at St. John's Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Conner of 20912 Central Ave. A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Stanstry at Community Hospital. A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. James J. Sutton of 4511 Columbus Ave. at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis.
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St. John’s Hospital
Richard Conner
Central Ave
Community Hospital
Bruce Stanstry
James J. Sutton
Columbus Ave
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Polish Czech interior ministers die in Szczecin crash
A plane crash near Szczecin killed interior ministers of Poland and Czechoslovakia along with 16 others including four colonels and four majors. Premier Jaroszewicz ordered a high level probe as weather appeared conducive and the cause remained under investigation.
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Warsaw
Poland
Czechoslvakia
Wieslaw Oceipka
Radko Kaska
PAP
Baltic
Ociepka
Kaska
Michal Kudzej
Central Committee
Czechoslovak Communist Party
Czeslaw Karski
Wieslaw Zajda
Jaroslav Klima
Ladislav Huzvik
Czechoslovakia
Piotr Jaroszewicz
Robbery at Mathews Market Sparks Car Chase
Police hunted for a getaway car believed to carry two armed robbery suspects after a holdup at Mathews Market near 32nd Street and Columbus Avenue just before 10 p.m. A single gunman took about $4000 in mixed bills and change, while an accomplice waited outside. No injuries reported.
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Mathews Market
32Nd Street
Columbus Avenue
David Lehr
Anderson
Second Victim Of The Day Involved Five-Year-Old Boy
A five-year-old Anderson boy named Charles Morrow was struck by a car driven by Karen R. Minton while darting into the street near 1504 Ohio Ave. He sustained contusions and abrasions, was treated at St. John's Hospital, and released. The Minoa car could not stop in time.
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Anderson
Charles Morrow
W. 32Nd St
Karen R. Minton
Chesnut
Ohio Ave
St. John’s Hospital
Minoa
Six Year Old Hit By Car While Riding Toy Big Wheel
A six year old girl, Kelly Ann Miller, sustained arm leg and hip fractures after riding a plastic big wheel into a street at the corner of Norwood and Lake drives. The accident occurred as Mrs Halsie M Schoonover could not avoid the child. The driver was not cited. The child was listed in flat condition at St John’s Hospital.
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St. John’s Hospital
Kelly Ann Miller
Michael D. Miller
Norwood
Madison County
William Stookey
Norwood and
Lake Drives
Halsie M. Schoonover
Brown St
Stookey
Trio jailed for shoplifting at Mounds Mall
Three Indianapolis residents James E. Cannon Kathy Ellis and Carol Sue Kirk were jailed on a preliminary charge of shoplifting and automobile banditry after allegedly stealing 175 dollars worth of merchandise from Brooks Fashion Store at the Mounds Mall. Police said surveillance led to their apprehension around 430 p.m. Thursday.
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Indianapolis
Brooks Fashion
Mounds Mall
James E. Cannon
Edgemore Ct
Kathy Ellis
Adams
Carol Sue Kirk
Meridian
Litter Bug Challenge Seeks Civic Pride Solutions
An editorial urges stronger anti litter enforcement and civic pride to curb littering. It notes widespread littering by locals and questions effective methods previously tried, asking readers for ideas.
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Rosie) Estes
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Jeff Alleberry
County
Gilbert Roberts
Gilbert A
Gib” Roberts
Cardinal's Guard
Orado
Fla
Egeon
Sullivan
Came & Anderson
Edge Pack Company
Edna Benner
Wilkinson
Stella Harmeson
Lester
Fort Wayne
Allen County Memorial Coliseum
Sarah Platto
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church
Oxfords
Alexandria
LCOT
William Noble
John E. Williams
W. Seventh St
Michael Reed
Fletcher St
Duane Greggs
Fontaine
Perisa
Sczecin
Goleniow
Szczecin
Gierek
Poland’ Football Association
Kafka
Communisttarty
Husak
Communist Party
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Interior
Police Brotter
Baker Brother
Fossa Hans
Anderson Area
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Anderson, Indiana
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