Bowen trip raises ethics questions over paid travel
The Indiana State Ethics Commission approved expense paid travel for Governor Bowen and his wife to a Great Lakes Conference in West Virginia and a nine day Israel trip for Lieutenant Governor Orr. The commission said no conflict of interest since sponsors lack regulatory power over officials, though previous rulings restricted spouses’ expenses. Orr has not decided whether to accept. Bowen’s term ends in 1980 with potential future U.S. Senate consideration.
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Ethics Commission
Harry T. Ice
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Robert D. Orr
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Church of God rezoning on commission's agenda
Anderson City Plan Commission will consider rezoning that would permit a retirement living complex for the Church of God and a fast food restaurant on the 109 bypass. Warner Press Inc. seeks zoning at Nursery Road and East Fifth Street for a second time to allow the 182 unit retirement condominium project by the Board of Church Extension and Home Missions.
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Judy's Hamburgers and Fixin’s
Scatterfield Road
Judy's
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19Th Street
Pendleton Avenue
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Clara E. Manley
S. Madison Ave
City Planning Office
Eastside Club hears chaplain at Pendleton Reformatory
The Eastside Community Club will host Rev. Paul Wicklum, chaplain at the Indiana Reformatory at Pendleton, for the March dinner meeting at 6 30 p m in Anderson College OK Student Center. Wicklum, a former paratrooper, has served as chaplain for seven years and will speak on The Prison in Your Backyard.
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Indiana Reformatory
Pendleton
Eastside
Anderson College
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St. John’s Hospital
Reformatory
Jack van Dyke
Don Hull
Leonard Parks
Tiger Balm Gardens sold for redevelopment in Hong Kong
Cheung Kong Holdings Co buys Tiger Balm Gardens for about 5 million dollars and plans an apartment complex. The 1935 site built by Aw Boon-haw may retain some statues and miniature buildings.
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Cheung Kong Holdings Co
Aw Boon-haw
Gasoline Barge Runs Aground Off Watch Hill
About 100 million gallons of gasoline ran aground in Long Island Sound passage on Thursday. The Ocean 250 nearly grounded off Watch Hill after 1 p.m., spilling over 20,000 gallons and forcing a 150 square mile waterway closure. Spill rate rose to about 2,110 gallons per hour. fuel reached Fisher’s Island while lightering had removed 1.25 million gallons by 4 p.m. A URI expert called shore damage minimal.
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Ocean 250
Watch Hill Coast Guard Station
Fisher's Island
N.Y
University of Rhode Island
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