Court Opens Way To Vote Box For Up To 5.5 Million
Washington AP reports the Supreme Court opened the path for up to 5.5 million Americans to vote by deeming Tennessee’s residency rule unconstitutional for presidential elections. Justices Rehnquist and Marshall diverged on the necessity of lengthy waiting periods to prevent fraud in voter access and residency standards.
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Supreme Court
Tennnessee
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Marshall
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Congress
Indiana appeals six month residency rule for investigators
Indiana seeks to overturn a six month residency requirement for state and local detectives as the attorney general's office appeals a federal ruling. The Tennessee Supreme Court's one year residency decision and other court actions are cited, with cases mentioning Turner and Ploughe and multiple fines for traffic and beverage violations. The report lists numerous minor charges and awaiting dates, including speeding, driving under the influence, and registration issues, with penalties from 15 to 100 dollars and brief jail time.
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Indianapolis Tap
Indiana Attorney General's Office
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Supreme
Tennnessee
Ta Valparaiso University Law F
Indiana
Edward W. Johnson
Johnson
Tennessee
Rodney A. Wilson
Alexandria
Madison
Willard Rice
William J. Tucker
Franklin
Verlin J. Clark
S. D Fl
Linda M. Jones
Supreme Court
Michael A. Ploughe
Hamton
Kenneth Woodell
Bellaire
Don Alleldt
Sonty
Whfe
Ate
Jimmie Luntsman
Tne
Affelds
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Rial
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Thelma Loy
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Carolyn
Wines
George E. Atebisch
Blackman
Fideral District Court
Dames
Blunsleit
Ale Vanderbilt Hale Yennily
Hurger
Wwe
Marty A. Blagkintag
Marshall
William G. Douglas
William J. Brenan Jr
Potter Stewart
Byron A. White
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Wile Hany H. Fehingnist
Heavy Court Agenda In Elwood Given Tuesday
The Elwood session featured a heavy docket with pleas of guilty across charges including failure to yield right of way, speeding, disregarding traffic signals, and license violations. Judges and jurists presided as 19 entering pleas detailed with fines and suspensions.
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Elwood Court
Riley M. Sharp
Afernan
Maddon
Pronkfort
Eense
Sie
Julius Mentosh
Marlon
Sus
Bruce A. Parker
Indianape Jolis
Swantigan
Acst
Kirby C. Eling
Claudia Jones
Jimmy A. Benefiel
Nicholas Butler
Main' T St
Round Off: Sound Off and Wednesday-Spreads Solutions
Round Off features red lane insights and spress responses with problem solving. Look for new editions each Wednesday Friday and Sunday for fresh prompts and solutions.
Army Transfers and Personal Notices In Germany and Home
A compressed reader’s note chronicles Bingaman’s Air Cavalry posting in Germany and a series of personal and civic notices. It mentions delayed stationary deliveries for Carol Wright Gift Co and related banking issues, plus veterans’ background details. The piece also covers hospital arrivals, a community column, and a local radio call-in page inviting identification and questions from residents.
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Bingaman
Germany
Carol Wright Gift Company
John. W. Binga
Helen
Wik
Qian Hingarian
Chariity
Binga
S.man
Nurnberg
Senate Defies Draft Exemption for Women in Rights Move
Washington lawmakers split as the Senate rejected exempting women from the draft amid debate on a constitutional amendment guaranteeing equal rights. The 74 to 18 vote reflected strong support for gender equality despite objections from Armed Services members about potential chaos.
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Washington
Senate
House
Charles Percy
Armed Services Committee
John Slenpis
D-Miss
Sam Ervin
D-N.c
Hy Federsk Lay
Bayh
Congress
Wainen
Birch Bayh
Bayi
Evin
Williee
Reller
Ryvir
GOP candidates table-hop at Lincoln Club chili supper
GOP candidates and county Republicans gathered for a Lincoln Club chili supper with many candidates speaking or shaking hands. Attendees included gubernatorial hopefuls, congressional and state senate hopefuls, and local officials, as they solicited votes and filed for May 2 primaries.
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Madison County
Lindon
General Assembly
Max Love
Great County
Marlin K. Fewards
New Dale
Roger Jessup
Fairmount
Robert Mumphrey
Andersen
Hove
Andoson
Johnny Blevins
Anderson
Robert Shearer
Harold
George G. Jackson
Lincoln Club
Senate approves Indiana time zone DST amendment move
The Senate approved the Indiana Time Amendment to the Uniform Time Act advancing to the President. It exempts parts of split states like Indiana from DST while other states remain on standard time. The measure clarifies borders for states divided by time zones and notes Alaska and several others are in multiple zones. DST runs from the last Sunday in April to the last Sunday in October.
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Senate
Nixon
Yorthsestern
Irliana
Indiana
Congress
Austria
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana General Assembly
House
Howse
Alaska
Florida
Tennessee
Texas
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
North Dakota
Oregon
Idaho
Anderson And Madison County Area Deaths
Multiple deaths in Anderson and Madison County are reported with brief details. David P. Sleet died in Los Angeles after a period of ill health. Frank Rank VanNatter and Homer Garden Kimball, both long residents, died in local hospitals. Maggie B Fox of Frankfort died. Maggie Fox had lived in Sheridan and held church and fraternal memberships. Funeral arrangements and survivors are listed for each case, with service and burial details.
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Frankwort
Maggie B. Fox
Frankfort Hospital
Sheridan Metaortist Church
Order of Eastern Star
Sheridan Act
Atlanta
Local Marine Honored For Calm Reaction
Marine Corporal John F Carpenter, son of Clarence W Carpenter of Milton Street, was commended by his commanding officer for averting disaster at the Naval Base Guard Section. He discovered a smoldering mattress, removed it from the bed, and dragged it outside, preventing a potential fire that could have endangered personnel and records. Carpenter joined the Marines in 1969 and serves in the News Trott commend.
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John F. Carpenter
Clarence W. Carenter
Milton St
Petruary
Naval Base Guard
Chonys
Huikding Mcfanonteo
Dilan
Ofice
Navy Gun Center
XCO
Sergeas
Ibis
Jlo Stark
Mavins
States Marine Corps
Chi Crpenter
The
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News Trott Conmend
Anderson YMCA raises 30400 for senior center mortgage
Officials of the Anderson YMCA capital fund drive presented a 30400 check to Senior Citizens Center on Range Line Road. The campaign aims to build a new Olympic size pool and renovate YMCA facilities, retire the center mortgage, and support ongoing civic programs in downtown Anderson.
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Anderson
Anderson Ymca Capital Funds Drive
Don’ Goochey
Senior Citizens' Center
Madison County United Fund
Senn Citizens
Frais Jst
Swomen
United Fund
County 11
Ma‘jee Scott
Wilbur R. Roby
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Ymca Capital Fund Camypaign
Denley
YMCA
Jackson Street
Anderson Ymca
Calvary Rest Quartet to Sing at Indianapolis Church
The Calvary Rest Quartet of Indianapolis will perform a gospel sing Friday evening at Calvary United Congregational Church. The service begins at 1:30 o clock and departs from John and Eight Streets. the event is open to the public.
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Calvary Rest Quartet
Indianapolis
T Rervice
Calvary, United Conterosal
John and Eight Streets
Pendleton Resident Chiychi Cox Dies After Illness
Pendleton native Chiychi Cox of Parkview Apartments died after a two week illness at St John’s Hospital in Anderson. Retired after a years in Pendleton, he was active in the First Methodist Church, Masonic bodies, Shrine, and held roles with Pendleton Loan, the Democratic Party, and the Pendleton School Board. Survived by wife Martha, daughter Jane Rector, sister Burl Lally, and two grandchildren Philip and Brian Rector. Services set for Friday at Carroll Bright Funeral Store with burial in Grove Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. today at the funeral home.
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Community Hospital
Turtle Creek
Decalur
Jay Chanly
Bertie
Hazel Boone
Dugaar
Elzoria Brown
Devis Cox
Daniel Ritenour
Anderson
Brown and Bulz
Horace
Tey
Alberd Stephens
Bremenberg
Henry
Rank) VanNatter
Gaston
Iin Anderson
Chesterfield
Guide Lane
Lester Myers
Muncie
Albert C. Frazeo
Middletown
Robert Sage
First Baptist
Ruria
Anderson Memorial Park
Comlery
Pendleton
Chiychi, Cox
Parkview
Wifow
Martha
Robert
Jane) Rector
Burl Lally
Tipton
Philip
Brian Rector
Carroll
Bright Funeral Store
Marvin Cook
Crove Lawn
Robber turned preacher to speak at Prairie Baptist
Don Price, once jailed for an attempted robbery and shot during the incident, was converted in prison and now serves as staff evangelist and ship director for the Indianapolis Baptist Temple. He will preach at Prairie Baptist on Sunday, with a morning service at 210 a.m. and an evening service at 7240 o'clock, following studies at Grand Rapids Bible College.
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Indienapolis
Don Price
Indianapols Baptist Temple
Prairie Baptist
Aler
Grand Rapids Chao of the Bible
Price
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