Anderson High School player barred from sectional game amid restraining order
Jefferson Taylor of Anderson High School faces non participation as court and school officials clash over a failing grade tied to athletic eligibility. The restraining order bars the defendants from awarding a failing grade or actions that would make Taylor ineligible for interscholastic activities until the hearing. A hearing was set for Monday at 3:30 p.m. with further testimony planned.
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Py Movin
Lans Herald
Anderson High School
Jeff Taylor
Madison Superior Court
Thomas Newman Jr
Horace Chadbourne
Anderson Community School Board
ACS
David Gotshal
Norton
Gotshall
Balsley
ACS School Board
Gallagher
Chadbourne
Newman
Taylor
Indiana
Yulletin
Center
Ward Brown
Jeff
Dallas Hunter
Coal negotiators intensifying talks
United Mine Workers and soft coal industry negotiators resumed intensive talks after a 95 day strike. Officials avoided comment as federal court orders to end the work stoppage were reinforced. Union leaders voiced cautious optimism while stressing a contract acceptable to members. federal officials said summons delays occurred in Taft Hartley papers affecting 1 450 defendants.
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Ngton Cne
United Mine Workers
UMW
Nicholas
Camicia
Pittston Coal Co
Hhis
Arnold Miller
Kenneth Dawes
Goof delays back to work order in coal strike
A slipup in stuffing envelopes in Washington delayed serving back to work orders on the United Mine Workers. Federal marshals prepared to begin enforcement, but a missing summons halted progress. By Friday afternoon no locals had been served and the deadline loomed Monday. The UMW and industry groups had been served in Washington, while the rest awaited delivery.
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Marc Craw Ney
Associated Press
Washington
United Mine Workers
Library of Congress
Ter
Carter
California
Tration
UMW
Justice Department
Vuntry
Peabody Coal Co
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
American Bituminous Contractors
Rezoning Arguments Pondered in Delaware County Hearing
Special Judge Alva Cox heard oral arguments on the citys motion to correct errors in his November order rezoning an eight acre tract at the northwest corner of Sird Street and Southern Avenue for business use. The citys motion, filed by Deputy City Attorney James Freeman, seeks review of the judgment claiming lack of subject matter jurisdiction and that the original findings contradicted law and evidence. Local attorney John Eisele filed the complaint for Associated Furniture and Appliances, Inc. of Marion. the dispute has raged for more than eight years amid Southside resident opposition.
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Alva Cox
Delaware County
53Rd Street “Woods
James Freeman
John Eisele
Associated Furniture ‘and Appliances, Inc
Marion
Cox
Sird Street
Southern Avenue
Southside
Judge rules Roxanne Gay insane in slaying of husband
Camden judge drops murder charges against Roxanne Gay and confines her to a mental hospital. Delusions affected her actions when she stabbed sleep ing husband Brenda Gay, a Phila Eagles lineman, on December 20 1976. Witnesses described her as nervous and delusional, with no evidence of battered wife defense.
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Camden
N.J
Roxanne Gay
Brenda Gay
Gay
Philadelphia Eagles
Mrs. Gay
Philip Seaton
Nine Democrat Constable Candidates File for Madison County Primary
Madison County Elections Board rules that nine Democrat hopefuls for township constable will appear on the May 2 primary ballot. Attorney Fred Spencer argued before the three member board, contending the filing stands despite an earlier Indiana Attorney General opinion questioning the constable office.
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Madison County
Madison County Elections Board
Indiana
Theodore Sendak
Sendak
Indiana General Assembly
Marion County
Sonstable
Rom Sendak
Anderson
Fred Spencer
Spencer
Constable
Coal Diversion Contested Between PSI TVA Amid Fuel Shortage
PSI says a 10000 ton Burlington Northern train bound for a PSI plant was diverted to TVA by DOE request. TVA denies any diversion and notes a 25000 ton TVA purchase of AEP coal after a Paducah barge stranded. TVA cites voluntary diversion. PSI and Indiana utilities report limited coal supplies across several plants.
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Panne Vuld
Indiana
Tennessee Valley Authority
PSI
TVA
American Electric Power System
Paducah
David Vincent
Burlington Northern
Wyoming
Department of Energy
Public Commission
PSI Adent
W.E. George
Knoxville
Tenn
Lee Sheppeard
AEP
Sheppeard
Barton R. House
Energy Department
Northern Indiana Public Service Co
Indianapolis Power & Light Co
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric
Hoosier Energy
Indiana & Michigan Electric Co
Inside Today's Index Highlights and Page References
Police blotter on Page 2 and church highlights on Page 3 lead today’s schedule. Editorials, obituaries on Page 5, sports highlights and scoreboards on Pages 6 and 7, comics on Pages 8 and 9, and stock markets on Page 10. Classified ads span Pages 10 through 13.
Weather outlook with increasing clouds and rain chances
Increasing cloudiness and warmer today with a 30 percent chance for rain by afternoon. Highs in the mid to upper 40s. A 40 percent chance for rain tonight with lows in the mid to upper 30s. Cloudy and a little cooler Sunday with rain ending in the morning. Anderson's high Friday, 38.
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Anderson
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the Herald
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Lewis Taylor
Richard Balsley
William J. Norton
D. Balsley
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Ylor
UMW Brgaining Council
Miller
Hhad
Sam Church
Willard Esselstyn
Union
Taft-Hartley
Mark Sheehan
Grant County
Grand Avenue
Fifth Street
Sora
Park Place
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