Power curtailment warnings seen for utility customers
Industrial and commercial users may receive letters warning of possible fines or disconnection for failing to meet PSC mandated power curtailments. Indiana Michigan Electric plans to send notices by registered mail and local I&M dependent utilities will follow. Residential service not yet threatened. Coal supply strains noted but nuclear energy sustaining output. Layoffs at energy plants continue, varying daily.
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Rob Prillaman
Herald
Anderson Municipal Light and Power
Maris Hall
Hall
Indiana Public Service
Indianapolis
Taft-Hartley
PSC
Indiana & Michigan Electric Company
I&m
Moroas
S&m
Michigan
Cook No
Bridgman
Mich
Indiana
Bridgeman Plant
Guide Division
Frankton Mohawk Dare Sparks School Pingpong Debate
Fifteen year old Duane Kiplinger drew attention at Frankton High after arriving with a Mohawk hairstyle. Principal Kerkhoff ordered him home unless he shaved. Senior students formed bodyguards and escorted him back, wagers totaling seventy dollars were paid as the dare escalated.
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Duane Kiplinger
Frankton High School
Delilah
Kiplinger
Frankton
James Fenimore Cooper
Last of the Mohicans
Plum St
Gordon Kerkhoff
Pate Kiplinger
Frankton High
the Herald
Larry Hanna
Hanna
Kerkhoff
Heavy Snow Closes Roads Across Central Indiana
A winter storm dumped heavy snow on southern Indiana with 24 percent inches in Anderson and drifting on east west routes. Gusty winds closed bridges and several inclines while police logged traffic tie ups and property damage. Forecasters predicted 1 to 4 more inches and a warming trend later in the week with highs near 40 and possible 50s inland. City and county crews fought to salt and plow as totals neared 57 inches in Anderson.
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Tne
Indiana
Eisenhower
Grant County
Ind
Joel Donner
Indianapolis
Madison County
Herald
Anderson
New trial sought for Anderson man in 1976 murder case
Carrie Buckley, 43, of Anderson, faces a new trial on voluntary manslaughter after a jury convicted him of that lesser charge in the 1976 shooting of JT Dixon. The Indiana Court of Appeals declined to consider prosecutors appeal, and Buckley awaits a date setting in Judge Carl Smiths court. The incident began in a parking lot dispute at the DuPont Restaurant.
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Pam Mulkey
Herald
Anderson
Indiana Court of Appeals
Madison County
William F. Lawler
Carrie Buckley
Sherman St
Buckley
JT. Dixon
Locust St
Carl T. Smith
Indiana
Theodore Sendak
Lawler
Smith
Court ‘of Appeals
Indi
Wuckiey
Dixon
DuPoint
Madison Ave
Walter Dietzen
Inside OOE Ruvay's Index and page listings
The notice outlines sections from a newspaper including editorials and commentary on page 4, obituaries and new arrivals on page 5, People features on pages 89, sports highlights on pages 17 to 19, comics on pages 20 to 21, stock markets on page 23 and classified ads on page Ba, indicating a structured contents overview.
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Ruvay's
Seizing mines still an option in coal strike
AP reporting the Carter administration weighs seizure of coal mines if striking miners ignore a Taft Hartley back to work order. Special negotiator Robert Strauss says seizure authority remains a possible option during the 92-day strike, while a Taft Hartley injunction faces legal and political hurdles. Arnold Miller of the United Mine Workers cautions of possible problems and favors government-operated mines. The Taft Hartley board of inquiry prepares a report for the White House as production declines and officials discuss potential legislative action.
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Washingson
Jet Administration
White House
Robert Strauss
Congress
Carter
Strauss
Board of Inquiry
United Mine Workers
Arnold Miller
Miller
Governors ponder moves in Virginia coal battles
Governor John Dalton declared a state of emergency and said extra state police and hundreds of National Guardsmen could be used to prevent coalfield violence as mines reopen under Taft Hartley orders. Miners remain angry amid tense standoff over a coal train near Tuscola.
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Ponder
Charney
Virginia
John Dalton
Dalton
Tuscola
Witnesses sought in Hustler owner Larry Flynt shooting
Lawrenceville police release sketches of two men identified as witnesses in the Monday shooting of Hustler magazine owner Larry Flynt. One man in his early 30s, six feet tall, 175 pounds, wore a three quarter length leather jacket. Details on Page 12.
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Lawrenceville
Hustler Magazine
Larry Flynt
ACS maintains energy cuts under 60 percent mandate
Anderson Community Schools report at the Tuesday board meeting shows seven days ending Sunday with all buildings except one at or below curtailment. Superintendent William Herb said week figures, including Madison Heights High School construction funds and a Saturday basketball tournament, yielded an overall 49 percent use, 11 percent below the curtailment. Officials approved hearings and routine items. report on missing funds from the Anderson Township School Building Corporation was not yet available.
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Anderson
William Herb
Herb
Anderson High School
Anderson Township School Building Corporation
David Gotshall
Madison Heights High School
Cumulative Building Fund
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Taft Hartley
Labor
Ray Marshall
Capitol Hill
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National Coal Association
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