Demolition Bid Climaxes 10 Years Of Legal Maneuvering
The Board of Public Safety awarded Norris Excavating the demolition contract for 12 Claude Nolan properties after bids opened in December 1971 following a decade of legal maneuvering. Nolan appeared with counsel at a Dec 15, 971 meeting as bids were reviewed and extensions granted for other demolitions. The board also approved five fire department promotions and received a new working agreement with Local 1262 IAFF AFL-CIO, plus two protection contracts.
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Board of Public Safety
Norris
Claude Nolan
Nolan
Marion
Naaeen
Arnie Boots
Hood
International Association of Firefighters
Afl-Cio
One Year Contracts Approved for River Forest Estates and Country Club Heights
Ballinger told the board the local fire department earned selection for its 1971 prevention efforts. The agency ranked first in Indiana for the third year, fifth nationally among similar cities for the second year, and 28th nationally overall. It also placed 30th nationally in another overall measure.
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River Forest Estates
Country Club Heights
Ballinger
Indiana
Quality of medical care explored in three article series
The series opens with a probe into how diplomaes and competence relate to doctor quality. It cites misspent Medicare funds due to insurer inefficiencies and excessive payments to doctors, with details on Page 2 and Page 3. War and politics items appear across pages 7 to 10, plus a school conduct bill and Indiana daylight time measures. Cold, windy weather concludes the edition with snow flurries possible and temperatures near 34 to 38.
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United States
C. McDaniel
Associated Press
Indiana
House
House Commerce Committee
Senate
Where To Look Obituaries Editorials Women's News Accent on Youth
The column highlights obituary notices and editorials, plus a section on women's news and youth programs. It outlines where readers can find obituaries, commentary, and features honoring aging residents, community leaders, and young volunteers.
Muskie Wins New Hampshire Primary Amid McGovern Rally
In New Hampshire Muskie led with 48 percent of votes as McGovern posted about one third. Nixon dominated the Republican side with around 20 percent for McCloskey and 10 percent for Ashbrook. Muskie celebrated a third straight victory while McGovern and others claimed momentum for the long nomination fight.
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Edmund S. Muskie
New Hampshire
George McGovern
Muskie
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Iye
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Arkansas
Vance Hartke
Indiana
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Huebert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Henry M. Jackson
Florida
South Vietnam
Maine
Oent Nixon
Paul N. McCloskey
California
Solin M. Ashbrook
Ohio
Jackson
Miami
Ralph
Bob ‘Atkins
$2 Million Ransom Sparks Worldwide TWA Bomb Sweep
A $2 million ransom threat prompted a global search across the Trans World Airlines network. Explosives dogs checked Kennedy and LaGuardia, with a C4 device found on a Los Angeles bound flight. An anonymous caller demanded the ransom and warned of further blasts every six hours until dawn.
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New York
Trans World Airlines
TWA
Kennedy Airport
Kennedy
William Schmitt
City Police
Los Angeles
LaGuardia
Los Aneles
Schmitt
New York City
Kennedy International Airport
Pair Shot In Seacraft Hijacking Near Miami
Two men armed with shotguns and revolvers hijacked a Chalk Airlines two engine seaplane between Miami and Miami Beach. They forced the copilot to take off after gunfire with police, wounding pilot James Cothron and electrical engineer Douglas Mackenzie. Passengers: five aboard for Bimini. a sixth alerted authorities and escaped. The plane landed in Havana two hours later. crew and passengers planned to return to Miami once permission and daylight conditions allowed.
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Miami
Fla
Oth
Cuba
James Cothron
Douglas Mackenzie
Calk Airline
Miami Beach
Havana
Dean Franklin
Aternoon
US State Department
Mace Kenzie
FBI
Kenneth Whittaker
Bimini
Chanel
Aircraf
C. L. Reynolds
Lakoff Channel
Reynolds
Harry Davis
Ian Bette Tompson
Marine
Armed 14 Year Old Hijack Attempt On Airplane In Tampa
A 11 year old tried to hijack a National Airlines Boeing 727 in Tampa on a New York to Miami flight. He brandished a .22 revolver, but the captain and a federal marshal stopped him before takeoff. Bond set at $90,000. hearing scheduled March 17.
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Tampa
Fla
National Airlines
Sweden
Edmund Maddox McKee Jr
Treasure Island
Ron Jones
Jones
Ben Horne
Miami
Horne
New York
Stockholm
Clifford Ellis
Federal Aviation Administration
Ellis
McKee
Northwest Airlines
Tampa-o-Miami
Noblesville Woman Killed in North Side Crash
A two car crash on Noblesville's north side killed Edith Bechner, 92, and critically injured her sister Nellie Bewsey, 85, and Noah R. Heck, 68, of Lapel. All were taken to Riverew Hospital where conditions were described as critical. The accident occurred near Bechner's home, the most serious inside the city in seven years.
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Noblesville
Edith Bechner
Nellie Bewsey
Noah R. Heck
Lapel
Riverew Hospital
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