County Plans Master Plan Proposal Approved
County planners endorsed Metropolitan Planners Inc to draft a countywide master plan for unincorporated areas at a cost of 13500. The commission voted in favor contingent on funding by the county council during a March 25 session. The firm will deliver base maps land use data subdivision controls a thoroughfare plan and enforcement within a year amid public hearings in townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Planners, Inc
Indianapolis
Donald Spaid
Spaid
Ean Y
Sherman Vinson
Commission
Clyde Norbury
R Council
Plan Con
Pease
Fall Totals Up To 10 Inches Travel Blocked
A surprise storm dumped up to 10 inches of snow across the Middle West on Tuesday, closing highways in central Illinois and Indiana. Clinton recorded 10 inches, Champaign seven, and Indiana seven inches, with lighter falls elsewhere. The weather turned to slush as sun emerged, while another system threatened in the West.
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Middle West
Illinois
Indiana
Clinton
Champaign
Ill
Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Nebraska
Iowa
Damascus
Misr
Iraq
Pellston
Baghdad
Maine
Penmermania
Arab Republic
Lincoln Downs
Bul
Midwest
Mier Abdel ‘Karim Kassem
Ort
Mosul
Abdel Wahab
Shawat
Transporta
U. S. 31
Maroa
Brazil
Ind
Cairo
United Arab Long
Republic
U.S
Chicago
Kassem
Abdel Naser
Arsine Indiana
Eternal Democratic
Pendleton
Tres
Grovertween Iraq
UAR
Harold Goehring
David Mounce
Mount Joy
Kenneth Roth
Bloomington
Cominets
Pike
Frankfort
C O C Plan Group Meets Last Evening
The Anderson Chamber of Commerce Metropolitan Development Committee led a long meeting discussing central planning, area improvements, and metropolitan use. Officials outlined studies, land use, traffic, facilities, and costs for future activation of planned projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Metropolitan Planners, Inc
Anderson
Irving Glazer
Chamber Metropolitan Development Committee
Charles Dickmann
Fred Yelton
Ed Wellington
John H. Burton Sr
Herald
C. O. C. Plan Group
X15 Rocket Ship Makes First Captive Flight Test
The X15 rocket plane, carried atop a B52 bomber, completed its first captive flight over a desert dry lake bed near Los Angeles. Pilot Scott Crossfield checked controls as the craft remained attached, with glide tests planned before powered flight. Capt. Charles Bock Jr led the control from the carrier plane, while Capt. Robert White watched in a chase aircraft. The Air Force stressed that maximum performance would take many months to determine.
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Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Federal Loan and Savings Association
Thomas McMahan
Chamber
Central Planning Committee
Scott Crossfield
UoYace Vesert
Wiseortheast
Los Angeles
Space
America
Skeoff
XIS
Crossfield
Air Force
Charles ©. Bock Jr
Robert White
Space Control Agency
Snowbound roads hamper travel across Indiana after surprise storm
A lingering snowswept system blanketed central Indiana sinking up to seven inches in places as a surprise storm hit. State police and county deputies reported mixed conditions with many highways clear. A Pennsylvnia Railroad spokeman said a Leach School bus with 35 children skidded on icy rails, was emptied by its driver Roy Vasbinder, and halted by two freight trains just in time.
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Wabash
White Rivers
Indiana
Pennsylvania Railroad
Here
Leach
Pennsylvania
Roy Vasbinder
Anderson
Vow of Chastity Ruling Affects Grocer’s Case
A Sao Paulo court voided a grocer’s claim after he argued his wife took a vow of chastity when single and he could not accept her breaking it. The unusual case centers on personal vows and marital obligations in a civil dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Drill Press Ad Delivers Quick Profit of 39
A Locust Street man earned a quick profit of 339.00 by advertising a drill press in the Bulletin Herald Want Ads under Tools and Machinery. Five buyers appeared on day one, and it sold quickly, yielding about 40 dollars return on a one dollar ad. Phone orders and classification tips are encouraged.
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Locust Street
Bulletin - Herald
Safety Board Buys Vehicles and Plans Ambulance Bid
The Safety Board approved eight 1989 Chevrolet police cars for Ville The Van Buth Police Department. Hunter Motor Co Inc won the ambulance bid at 2723 the only proposal submitted. The board also voted 118000 bond issue for town construction and heard a plan for a disciplinary board in the township. Chief Heiden announced resignation of James D Adams amid questions on consolidation and inspection video.
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Ciy
Board of Public
Wayt Handy and Son
North
Fire
Hardy
John Kuntz
Carl Moss
Carl Meiser
Hunter Motor Co., Inc
Chevrolet
van Buth
Summitville
Ced
Pro Motors
John
L. Heiden
Ary Board
Department Township Board
State Tax Board
Heiden
James D. Adams
Ad- Fire
Boone Township
Fairmount Township
Jack B. Campbell
Clar
Burns
Board
Robert
Oone
Graham
Herbert
Johnson
John Burton Sr To Head County GOP Lincoln Year Dinner Group
SARS the leader in city and county Republican affairs here has been named county ticket chair man for the state Republican Lincoln Year Dinner to be held Friday April 3 at the Murat Temple in Indianapolis. The speaker will be U S Senator Berry Goldwater newly elected chairman of the Republican campaign committee. Goldwater was among the few Republicans to survive the 1958 Democratic wave. Between 50 and 75 Madison County Republicans plan to attend the dinner. Tickets are ready for distribution and more county party members will be included.
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Sars
Murat ‘Temple
Indianapolis
U.S
Berry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Senate
Raby H. Robrts
GOP
Madison County
Roberts
Arctic border warning system gains twenty seven million extension
Two state legislature figures praise the assembly's work while a seaman is named Handley administrative assistant in a notice page three and page twenty two mentions.
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Assembly
Seaman
Handley
Handley Moves to Enact Six to Eight Million Price Bills
Indiana Governor Handley pushed price fixing bills through the General Assembly, aiming to curb free competition and raise costs for consumers. He warned the measures would require about four percent of the budget and face strong opposition from lawmakers and the public.
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Levianapolis
Acme
Handley
Statehouse
Khan
General Assembly
Fed
1St
Adalle
Senate
E.st
House
Sen. C.ntrol
Wendell Martin
Leral Assembly
Bloomington
Indiana
Denisa
Idwin K. Steers
Tidiana Contitulo
Ben
Reece
Handley Sad Bah
Foo
Traffic Victim Dies At Hospital In Madison County
A Madison County traffic victim died at St John's Hospital yesterday after injuries from an early morning Sunday auto crash. The deceased is a sixth traffic fatality of the year. Four injuries, including a young pedestrian, were reported in the incident on East Street and Park Place. Mrs Mary Lindsey Hofer of Layton Road died from internal injuries after a car collision with a parked vehicle. She had lived in Anderson 13 years and worked at Delco Remy. Survivors include her husband Lyndon Hofer, a daughter Nancy K Hofer, a son Michael C Ogle, three stepsons, and four nieces and five nephews. Funeral services will be at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home Friday at 1:30 pm with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery.
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James
Anderson Anaconda Officials Honor Safety Group Visit
Anderson Anaconda plant hosted the Anderson Chamber of Commerce safety committee luncheon guided tour. Clarence Bowlin, safety director, and Will iam Hardacre noted Anaconda’s safety program as a model across its plants, with emphasis on industrial safety and modern methods.
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Semper
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Npon
Anderson
Ana‘onda ‘Wire and Cable Company 1S
Clarence Bowlin
Anaconda Safety
Anaconda
Ana‘onda
Bowlin
William Hardacre
Hawaii State Bill Clears Roadblock
Hawaii statehood move clears its biggest roadblock as the House Rules Committee approves the bill. The action paves the way for swift passage in both houses with 56 co sponsors backing Senate floor debate on the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Rules Committee
Congress
House
Senate
Pacific
Solh
County Health Officer Calls For End To School Flu Panic
County Health Officer Dr Armington calls for ending the flu panic in area schools noting most Type B flu cases are mild and short lived. He cites rising absence rates tied to fear rather than severity and urges officials to keep schools open while treating illnesses.
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Robert U.armington
Armington
John Googins
Gan
Madison County
St. John's Hospital
Chard Huffman
John Hughes
Alrgady
Central Ave
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Georg McDermott
Alexandria
Jett
Charles Maddox
Otterbein
Harold W. Handley
Rocket Ship
Metropolitan Development
Charles H. Dickman
Irving M. Glazer
Donald L. Boyes
Frank H. Allis
Safety Board
van Buren
John Burton Sr
Lincoln
Jon Burton Sx
Robert Carter and Sons Construction Company
Elwood
Little Duck Creek
South P St
Harold Smith
Harold Manifold
John Hersberger
Clifton Paddock
Surveyor Smith
Hawaii
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