Local hit and run leads to arrest and multiple city burglaries
A 2 year old local man turned himself in after a Monday night hit and run injuring Polly Jeune. Brashears faces failure of duty charges and posted bond at police HQ. Separately, Anderson police investigated six hangar burglaries at the municipal airport with missing mag wheels and tools. Fire damaged a southside mobile home, with firefighter Mark Minnick sustaining a burn. The area also logged vehicle and residential break-ins, with items stolen from several homes and vehicles including tapes, tools, and a camera.
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David Michael Brashears
Main St
Rashears
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Polly Jeune
Sixth St
St John's Hospital
Jeune
Anderson
Anderson Municipal
Dennis M. Ward
Seventh St
AFD
Delberta Beeman
W. Lard St
Mark Minnick
St. John's Hospital
West Side
Matthew Lawler
Rt. J. Anderson
Lawler
Westvale
22Nd and
Dewey Streets
Gregory McDuffee
Greenhill Way
McDuffee
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Dennis Darr
Alexandria
Here
Madison County
Myron L. Thompson
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Carter Seen Improving Yet Flawed by Carter Era Criticism
NBC's Kiker notes public mistrust of institutions but no street mob during 1974 transition. He views Carter as a good, sincere man who will grow and err, while warning that energy and tax reform face hurdles and SALT talks will require more time. He critiques White House staff as weak and discusses the coal strike and Taft Hartley implications.
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Riker
White House
Cople
Kiker
New laws ease Indiana motor vehicle registrations
Governor Bowen signed two measures to aid drivers. One removes notarization for registration applications, letting Hoosiers sign without a notary seal. The other extends temporary plate validity from five to ten days, giving buyers more time to obtain a regular license plate.
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Otis R. Bowen
Indiana General Assembly
Gov. Bowen
Israelis stage large cross border operation into Lebanon
Israeli forces crossed into southern Lebanon in a major cross border operation aimed at disrupting Palestinian terrorist bases. Officials said the action sought to protect Israeli citizens, with promises not to harm Lebanese civilians or peacekeeping forces. The move followed a deadly Tel Aviv Haifa road attack and drew reactions from U S officials and regional leaders.
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CBS News
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Bent Jubayl
IDF
Israel Defense Forces
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al) Fatah
Palestine Liberation Organization
Irael
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Wagner scheme ends as embezzler confronts debts
Ruddy testified that after Wagner's wife died he sought to be caught, raised prices to spark bid rejection, and exhausted funds on an $8,000 car. Wagner faces legal action by the insurer to recover stolen money and the IRS seeks tax payments on the embezzled funds.
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Wagner
Internal Revenue Service
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