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Anderson Herald in Anderson, Indiana

17 Mar 1978

Page 5

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Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1978

Page

5

Anderson Police Department Short by Ten Officers

The Anderson Police Department faces a manpower crisis with ten vacancies, several planned retirements, and ten percent staffing gaps. Recruitment delays due to academy enrollment and a city hiring freeze threaten operations while funding requests loom. Meanwhile officers face heavier caseloads, and fire lane ticketing has softened amid store-levied enforcement disputes.

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Madison County races and electric meter concerns emerge

The Herald notes widespread complaints about excessive meter readings and higher bills, with readers asking if credits will be issued for fuel adjustment costs and taxes. Amid coal strike reader campaigns, Madison County gears up for primary politics, spotlighting a hot sheriff race with 13 Democrats and 6 Republicans, ads, cards, and mudslinging as candidates campaign, some on-duty.

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Democrats showy fundraising dinner stirs newsroom controversy

A Democratic candidate surprised Herald editors with free steaks during a newsroom visit sparking talk of favoritism. Meanwhile in county politics Democrats demand Dorothy Manis resign her voter registration post or quit her bid for Anderson Township assessor over access to voting and registration records. In Washington, HUD plans to present Carter with a package of proposals including a strong rate role and business incentives for consideration, officials say.

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