Amendments Move No-Fault Bill In Indiana Legislature
In Indianapolis AP four teen amendments to the Senate Indiana Multi-Protection Plan no fault bill were introduced by Rep. Beauchamp. The House Roads and Transportation Committee heard over four hours of testimony as supporters and critics argued for limited no fault and for maintaining some right to sue in serious cases. The amendments would raise no fault medical expense limits back to 5000 per insured and allow higher coverage options, block double compensation with workers comp and military benefits, and set specific first party payments for wage and services loss. The bill would require insurance coverage and impose rate reductions, with leaders from both insurer and trial lawyers groups debating constitutionally and financially.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Richard Beauchamp
R-Wabash
Lee
Senate
House Roads and Transportation Committee
Charles van Arsdale
Insurance Institute of Indiana
Washington
van Arsdale
Massachusetts
New York
Montana
James T. Robison
Frankfort
Robison
Leonard Ring
Chicago
Illinois
Ring
Barker
Gonzalez
Sturgis
Martinez
CIA
Hugh W Sloan
Nixon
McCord
Alch
Hunt
Miami
Watergate sentences hinge on McCord letter
Former Nixon security chief James McCord Jr claims perjury occurred at the Watergate trial and that political pressure shaped the case. Judge John Sirica postpones final sentences, with McCord offered to answer questions under oath and Liddy sentenced to six years eight months to twenty years plus fines. Hunt and others face lengthy potential terms as focus shifts to possible further charges.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
White House
G. Gordon Liddy
James W McCord Jr
Liddy
Democratic Party
Sirica
Sint
McCord
E. Howard Hunt
Senate
Justice Department
Department
Committee For
FBI
U.S
Department of Justice
Gerald Alch
CIA
Trial notes recall Watergate affair aims and reforms
McCord and four Cubans were arrested inside the Watergate complex near the Democratic National Committee. Hunt and Liddy were later arrested. Hunt’s name appeared in a suspect’s phone book and his belongings remained in a safe at the Executive Office Building. Presidential counsel Dean handed the safe’s contents to the FBI a week later.
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Hunt
Liddy
Sens
Edmund Muskie
George McGovern
McCord
Watergate
Democratic National Committee
Executive Office
White House
FBI
John W. Dean III
Anderson and Madison County Area Deaths
Thomas W. Biech 73 of W Ninth Street died at 11 Thursday at I U Masonic Center Indianapolis Born in Gosport he lived in Anderson area since 1925 Retired eight years ago from Delco Remy Shelby served 40 years as machinist member of Four Square Church Surviving Thelma widow a son Bobby Rig hney Biech Anderson a brother James W Biech Indianapolis three sisters Mrs Alice Vandevender Anderson Mrs Verdie Rogers and Mrs Sarah Carr Indianapolis four nieces and a nephew Funeral 1 30 p m Monday Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with Rev L N Taylor officiating Burial Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery Friends may call 2 00 to 9 00 p m Sunday Inez Jones 70 Rt 1 Summitville died 7 a m Friday in Community Hospital Anderson after lingering illness Alexandria resident most of life moved Summitville eight years ago Employed Haynes Stellite Company Aladdin Industries in Alexandria Member Alexandria Christian Congregational Church Gingham Gown Home Demonstration Club Summitville Surviving a son Robert Jones Summitville two sisters Mrs Louise Kirkpatrick Summitville and Mrs Elizabeth Chaplin Bradenton Fla and two grandchildren Funeral Monday 10 a m Karl M Kyle Funeral Home Alexandria Interment J 00 F Cemetery Alexandria
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Ninth St
I.U. Mical
Indianapolis
Gosport
Anderson
Delco-Remy Sield
Biech
Four Square Church
Thelma
Bobby Righney Biech
James W. Biech
Alice Vandevender
Verdie Rogers
Sarah Carr
Harold E. Rozelle
L. N. Taylor
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Summitville
Inez Jones
Rt. 1
Alexandria
Summitvile
Haynes-Stellite Company
Aladdin Industries
Alexandria Christian Congregational Church
Gingham Gown Home Demonstration Club
Robert Jones
Louise Kirkpatrick
Elizabeth Chaplin
Bradenton
Fla
Karl M. Kyle
Lloyd Hall
Joof Cemetery
George W Smith Sr. 55 Dies In Anderson Home
George W Smith Sr. 55 of 3512 E 3rd Street died Friday at 3 45 p m after a short illness. Born in Alexandria he later lived in Gaston and Anderson for 24 years. A World War II veteran and Warner Gear employee he attended St Ambrose Church. Funeral Mass at St Ambrose Monday 10 am with burial in Park View Cemetery Alexandria. Friends may call Sunday 2 to 9 pm at Brown and Funeral Home where rosary is at 7 30 pm. Survivors include wife Mary Suchocki Smith two sons Jes of Muncie and George of Anderson three brothers James I of Muncie John E of Mechanicsburg Paul E of Muncie one sister Mrs Kenneth Marie Cole of Butler and two grandchildren.
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George W Smith, Sr
Alexandria
Gaston
Anderson
Warner Gear
Muncie
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Thomas Heilman
Park View
Brown and Funeral Home
Mary Suchocki Smith
Jes
George
James I
John E
Mechanicsburg
Paul E
Kenneth
Marie) Cole
Butler
Death of George Barkdull in Escondido California
Former Anderson resident George Barkdull died at home in Escondido California. He served eight years in the Navy and was a World War I veteran. Survived by wife Madonna daughter Deborah Ange and two grandchildren all residents of California. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Anderson
George Barkdull
Hale St
Escondido
Calif
Iin
Daleville
U.S. Navy
Madonna
Deborah Ange
California
Obituary: Nora Hilligoss Sparks 96 of Anderson
Nora Hilligoss Sparks 96 of Anderson died Friday at a local nursing home after a lingering illness. She was a member of Baily's Chapel Methodist Church. Survived by two sons Arthur Hilligoss Anderson and Oscar Hilligoss Paris France, one grandchild and four great grandchildren. Final services 2 p.m. Monday Fisher Brothers Funeral Home with Rev Chester Smith officiating. Burial Brookside Cemetery. Friends may call after 10:30 a.m. Sunday.
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Lapel
Nora Hilligoss Sparks
Anderson
Baily’s Chapel Methodist Church
Arthur Hilligoss
Oscar Hilligoss
Paris
France
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
Chester Smith
Brookside Cemetery
Second Victim Dies From Inland Steel Explosion
Stephen Rytell of Hammond has died in East Chicago hospital from injuries in the Inland Steel Co. plant explosion and fire on March 9. He was the second victim among six workers injured when coke oven gas exploded as a gas line was purged in a coke oven battery.
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East Chicago
Ind
Stephen Rytell
Hammond
Inland Steel Co
North Vietnam Sets Deadline for POW Releases
North Vietnam announced it will release its last American prisoners of war by next Wednesday as part of the 60 day Paris peace deadline. Maj. Gen. Le Quang Hoa said the plan would be handed to the four party Joint Military Commission with talks continuing over U.S. withdrawal terms and conditions for releases.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
le Quang Hoa
Joint Military Commission
Hoa
Tan Son Nhut Air Base
United States
Paris
U.S
Vietnam
Pri
Hanoi
Laos
Hoosier Named to Democratic Charter Commission
Douglas Leatherberry of Ve_vay Indiana longtime Switzerland County Democratic chairman was named to the national Democratic party charter commission. The 54 member panel, led by former North Carolina Gov. Terry Sanford, aims to draft a party charter.
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Hoosier
Washington
Douglas Leatherberry
Vevay, Ind
Switzerland County
National Democratic Party
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
South Vietnamese POWs Cross Thach Han River in Haunting Exchange
Nearly 250 South Vietnamese prisoners crossed the Thach Han River to freedom as 16 stayed with their captors at Quang Tri City edge. The event, marked by emotion and gunfire, saw a rare case of a prisoner rejected for repatriation, described by the International Commission as the moment of decision under green markers.
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Thach Han River
Vietnam
Quang Tri City
International Commission of Control and Supervision
Commission
South Vietnam
Joint Military Commission
Anderson Symphony Pops Concert On Eastside
The Anderson Symphony Orchestra presents a pops concert at Anderson College gym tonight conducted by Dr. John Christopher Cooley with pianist Doyle White as guest artist performing Saint-Saens Concerto No. 2. The program closes with Ginastera Obertura and ends after Tchaikovsky selections before a potential May 6 joint performance with the Anderson Symphonic Choir.
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Anderson Symphony Orchestra
Eastside
C. C. Lewis
Anderson College
John Christopher Cooley
Renn
Frescobaldi-Kin
Doyle White
Symphony
Saint-Saens
Cooley
The
Anderson Symphonic Choir
F. Dale Bengtson
Anderson College Department of Music
Indiana guard veteran named safety training instructor
Kenneth W. Brewer of New Albany retired in 1971 as commanding general of the 38th Infantry Division and has been appointed field instructor for the Indiana Division of Labor's Bureau of Safety Education and Training.
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Indianapolis
Kenneth W. Brewer
New Albany
Indiana National Guard
38Th Infantry Division
Indiana Division of Labor
Bureau of Safety
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