Carter action okayed in Taft Hartley coal dispute
Indiana congressman notes striking miners may return to work under a modified Taft Hartley order as leaders dispute a wage settlement. Senator Lugar praises the cooling off period but calls the move late. Carter seeks a company wage offer to end the stoppage amid militant unrest.
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Sandra Sugawara
Indiana News Service
Washington
Elwood
Bud” Hillis
R-Kokomo
Hillis
Snarp
Carter
Sharp
Richard Lugar
R-Ind
Last Chance For Ice Fishing In Anderson
Greg W. White reports that despite thawing temperatures area ice fishermen still pursue crappie bluegill bass ring perch and walleye. Over the weekend Jerry Stephenson Dave Ashbaugh and Steve McKeand bid for more catches as Ashbaugh notes the ice fishing season has about three weeks left before ice becomes dangerously thin.
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Greg W. White
Anderson
Jerry Stephenson
Dave Ashbaugh
Steve McKeand
Ashbaugh
May 2 Primary Filing List Completed
County listing shows candidates filed for May 2 primary across party lines. Republicans and Democrats seek nominations for county offices, with school board posts decided in nonpartisan ballots. Notable names include for school boards in South Madison Merrill Stobler and Larry Whiteley, plus Alexandria Frank Rhorer and William King among others.
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Evern Somice
South Madison Community
Merrill R. Stobler
Larry E. Whiteley
Robert G Elsbury
Albert Stewart
Ned A. Craig
Lois A Carpenter
Steven Lee Stewart
Elwood Community School Corporation
John C. Burdsall
Robert Abernathy
William H. Crimans
Marilyn R. Thornberry
Dallas S. Hobbs
Alexandria Community School Corporation
William E
Nomina L. Seepusanen
Visetiel
Charles Henry Clark
David Earle Woodward
Madison Grant School Corporation
O.H. Higsbee
Ivan L Mack
Kathleen Lynch Hook
Becky Jane Allman
Richard T. Pulley
Robert Hooker
John W. Gunter
H. Erskine Cherry
Martha Lambertson
Wilbur House
E. Max Roberts
John J Garrett
Robert Baldwin
David Eisenbise
Mark Fox Edward Charles
Ted) Jordan
H.D. Pug Vaughn
Roger K. Frazier
Doyle M. Wilcox
Gladys F. Hollan
John Vasconi
Anne T. Jones
M.’ Darlene Likens
Daniel L. Sumner
William R. Clifford
Secretary of State
Madison Superior Court
Carter invokes Taft Hartley Act to end coal strike
President Carter declared the nation cannot wait longer and invoked the Taft Hartley Act to push 80 day court orders to resume coal production. UMW President Arnold Miller warned less than half of 160,000 miners might return, with some preventing others from working. Officials sought a Thursday court order while a three member inquiry board prepared a report for the president.
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Wachingson
Carter
United Mine Workers
Arnold Miller
Miller
Griffin Bell
UMW
Midwest
Ray Marshall
Wayne L. Horvitz
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
John N Gentry
Washington
Labor
Stams
Refuse contract bids seen from five firms in Anderson
Anderson Board of Public Works received five bids Monday for a five year refuse collection contract valued over 2 million dollars. Only two local firms submitted bids, Buck's City Service and Ralph Reed Equipment, while out-of-town bidders included Browning Ferris Industries SCA Services and National Lerv All. Reed posted the low basic bid of 21.77 dollars per dwelling unit annually for twice weekly pickups, with potential reductions if a once weekly service is chosen and other cost adjustments applied.
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KUD rruLiamay ‘Herald
Anderson Board of Public Works
Works Board
Willard J. Buck
Buck
City Service
City
Ralph Reed Equipment
Reed
Tate
Inside ThyDAY'S INDEX and Page Breaks
An index listing sections across TyDAY'S publication with page allocations for obituaries funerals new arrivals editorials young people social items comics sports stock market and classifieds spanning pages 2 through 19 and 20 for newsmakers highlighting the publication's diverse content.
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Weather Outlook: Cloudy, windy with light snow chances
Today's forecast calls for cloudy conditions and winds with a 20 percent chance of snow through tonight. Highs reach the mid to upper 30s, with tonight's lows in the mid to upper 20s. Wednesday brings variable cloudiness, snow ending, and highs in the mid to upper 30s. Monday's high is 37 degrees with a low of 24.
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