Verbatim Street Interview On Coal Shortage Solutions
A scheduled man on the street feature sends a reporter and photographer to ask area residents about current events. Today the focus is on grade schoolers offering suggestions for conserving energy as coal supplies run low.
Ingalls teens nabbed after cross county police chase
Two 15 and 16 year olds face auto theft charges in Marion Delaware and Madison counties after hijacking a 1975 Chrysler in Indianapolis and fleeing north on 169. Chesterfield Sgt Harp chased them across fields and a snowbank, finally apprehending them behind a housing addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Madison County
MCPD
Sgt. W.W. Harp
Harp
Anderson
East Side
Chesterfield
APD
Ingalls
Chuck Callahan
Ford
Ingall
Delaware County
Red Amicks
169
Ind
the Herald
Church Drive
Mounds Road
Gary Rudig
Ind. 109
38Th
42Nd Streets
Delco-Remy
42Nd Street
Tran
Marion County
M. County
Rockville
Madison Superior Court II
Rates Faceoff For City Refuse Contract In Muncie
SCA Services of Indiana submits a bid of 28.18 dollars per dwelling year for a new Muncie refuse contract, Buck's City Service asks 28.96, Reed firm bids 29.08 after adjustments. If weekly collections or landfill distance alter costs, SCA could be cheaper. Reed’s bid lowers with weekly service but rises with long disposal trips. In Indianapolis, Public Service Indiana orders tests to see if corn can supplement coal to power plants, hoping to stretch dwindling coal stockpiles.
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SCA Services of Indiana, Inc
Muncie
Buck
Cit
Reed Firm
Rma
Cme
SCA
Indianapolis
Public Service
Indiana
David Vincent
Tulsa Zoo Lions May Avoid Death By Reprieve
Publicity over the plan to euthanize four year old Tulsa Zoo lions amid stress and lack of adoptive homes drew dozens of offers. Zoo director David Zucconi said at least 50 calls came in with hopeful bids. A Bolivian consul in Oklahoma City suggested La Paz could take one of the lions.
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Sulba
Tulsa
David ‘Zucconi
Zucconi
Rafael Elias
Oklahoma City
la Paz
Bolivia
Taft-Hartley Inquiry Sees Split Over Mine Strike Settlement
John N. Gentry says a collective bargaining impasse exists with deep union divisions as UMW officials voice concerns. Spokesmen Brennan and Sam Church criticize administration handling while talks aim to resume, with seizure plans considered but not ruled out. Government favors company talks, unions push for federal intervention.
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John N. Gentry
Taft-Hartleyquiry
Nesses
UMW
Gentry
Joseph P Brennan
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Sam Church
I Af
Carters
Congress
Jody Powell
Miller
Brennan
Church
Carter
United Mine Workers of America
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Angela Thackery
Adam Holden
Stephanie McCafferty
Kimberly Blockson
Amy Montgomery
Brunswick Way
We Anderson Police Department
Edward Espey
Eighth St
Espey
YMCA
Harriett J. Corbin
Crystal St
Ray Bush
Colonial Realty
Scatterfield Road
Hoosierland
Jane
Anderson City
Alfred J. Bail
S. Oak Lane
Mainsux County
60Th Street
PC. Veste
Baagatnlino
ASANO
Park Place
Church of God Children’s Center
Eriied
Christian Atrere
Plaza