Westside burglaries surge as suspects linked to assaults
Investigators tie a rising wave of crimes in a four block area west of M Avenue to one or two likely male black suspects. Over Monday night an 84 year old woman was accosted and a 17 year old girl allegedly raped as officers pursue leads, with locals noting the violence has escalated and that the culprits may be neighborhood residents.
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Carter Begin talks clouded prospects for Mideast peace
President Carter met with Prime Minister Begin in Washington pledging U.S. support for Israel while warning that chances for a regional settlement are dimming. Begin cited times of trial as talks opened after Israel declared a southern Lebanon cease-fire, with the PLO demanding full withdrawal.
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Carter Pressures Begin Over Middle East Peace Talks
The Visit reviews strained US-Israeli relations as Carter pressures Begin for concessions in negotiations with Egypt and a prompt Israeli withdrawal from southern Lebanon. Carter asserts Israel's strength but urges ground concessions, while Begin defends non withdrawal from the West Bank and resists the American push.
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Anderson man Diggs serving year for perjury in Missouri hospital
A 67 year old Anderson man, Grayson Diggs, convicted of perjury by a federal court jury, is serving a one year sentence in a Missouri hospital facility. Diggs, father in law of Dr John D Lind, was found guilty in Indianapolis on Sept 10 1976. The Seventh Circuit affirmed and the Supreme Court declined to review. Federal marshals took him Jan 23 for transport to Springfield MO facility. Judge Dale Holder imposed the sentence with hospital confinement. petitions for reduction have been filed but no action yet.
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Mitchell recalls 1971 FBI memo on Korean donations to Democrats
Former Attorney General John Mitchell told a House panel he did not receive a November 24 1971 FBI memo alleging Korean aides funded the Democratic Party with hundreds of thousands of dollars. Investigators say the memo, sent by J Edgar Hoover to Mitchell and Henry Kissinger, links Korean influence to Congress and to the Korean Central Intelligence Agency.
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Weather Outlook With Clearing Skies and Mild Temperatures
A forecast shows clearing and partly sunny conditions today with highs in the mid to upper 50s. Tonight will be increasingly cloudy with lows in the low to mid 30s. Thursday brings partly sunny and cooler weather with highs in the upper 40s to low 50s. A note lists Tuesday’s high at 88 and low at 39 in the ac table.
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Innovative year for juvenile court as charges rise
Superior Court Civ II Judge William Clifford reports 1977 as an innovative year with 433 formal delinquency charges filed, up from 288 in 1976, the highest since before 1974. Total referrals to the juvenile court fell to 2,756 from 3,547 in 1976, amid a downward trend since 1974.
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Teachers vote in Anderson poll to choose bargaining agent
Nearly 920 Anderson teachers will vote today at high schools and middle schools to select a representative for negotiations. A simple majority will decide the dispute between the Anderson Federation of Teachers and the Anderson Classroom Teachers amid a history of contracts and strikes.
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I&M seeks rate hike affecting retail customers
Indiana Michigan Electric Company plans a rate increase filed with the state Public Service Commission. Local utility Anderson Municipal Light and Power says the rise would likely impact I&M’s retail customers, not wholesale municipal lines, and would require federal approval for wholesale changes. If approved, the new rates could go into effect this week.
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