Rural woman stabbed to death in Lapel case
Pamela Sue Boles 20 of Lapel was pronounced dead on arrival at Community Hospital after a stabbing outside her home Tuesday night. Madison County Police seek the weapon, describe the case as homicide, and continue an intensive investigation with neighbors and residents urged to aid by reporting any discarded knife. Boles moved to Lapel in 1965 and graduated from Lapel High School in 1975. Funeral services set for Saturday at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home with interment at Brookside Cemetery.
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Madison County
Pamela Su. Boles
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MCPD
Roger Boles
Fishersburg
Whetsel
Boles
Pamela Sue Boles
Lapel
Lapel High School
Roger
Robert Asbury Sr
Debbie Wright
Elwood
Annette
Madison County jail faces remodel or new complex option
The second in a series on the Madison County jail outlines two paths: a costly renovation of the aging 1938 facility or construction of a new police and detention complex. A county survey recommends substantial remodeling or new build, with costs exceeding 1.5 million dollars plus land, and suggests expanding north of the jail for space. Remodeling favors location but the 40 year old building, now in poor condition, raises code concerns and questions about its viability.
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Madison County
Jeff Evans
Mmerald
Michael L. Fox
Nikolas D. Skalkotos
Madison County Police Department
Inside Page Index Snapshot
A reader guide listing sections and page ranges for local news including Police blotter, Obituaries, Editorials, Social items, Newsmakers, Sports, Comics, Stock markets, and Classified ads across pages 2 through 31. Highlights point to feature pages and daily content organization.
Weather roundup notes increasing cloudiness and warmup
The forecast shows variable high cloudiness through Friday with warmer nights and days. Today’s highs around 60 with lows near 40s, while Friday's highs reach the low 70s. Anderson’s high Wednesday is 48 and the low 37.
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Anderson
Carter Urges Global Human Rights And Nuclear Restraint In Latin Tour
President Carter arrives in Brazil and clubs with Brazilian leaders on human rights and peaceful atomic power. Brazil cancels US military pacts while moving ahead with a West German nuclear plant. In Venezuela he pushes oil wealth sharing and corporate help to find more Venezuelan oil as Somoza question looms.
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Carter
Brazil
South America
Latin America
United States
West Germany
Brasilia International
Caracas
Venezuela
National Congress
Carlos Andres Perez
Perez
U.S
Organization of American States
Anastasio Somoza
Carter pullout plan gains broad U S support
An AP-NBC poll taken March 21-22 shows 61 percent favor gradual removal of about 33,000 U S ground troops from the Korean peninsula and 27 percent oppose. Public opinion has shifted since 1977, with support up 16 points as concerns over South Korean influence widen.
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Carter
U.S
South Korea
Associated Press
NBC News
Ap-Nbc
Korean Peninsula
Washington
Tongsun Park
City plans premium action on retired police and firefighter health coverage
City officials face confusion over premiums for active and retired police and firefighters. Controller Paul Newbern will pay February premiums in light of a judge ruling that retirees are city employees. State Board of Accounts auditors questioned authority to pay more than 104000 for 40 retirees since 1974. Attorney General involvement awaited. Some retirees already paid catch up sums while anger grows over the clerical error and sudden premium increases.
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Paul Newbern
State Board of Accounts
Newbern
Thomas Newman Jr
Theodore Sendak
Sendak
Marvin Cl
Blizzard survivor Teresa Kimble faces extended hospital care
In Indianapolis two months after a January blizzard Teresa Kimble 23 remains hospitalized for physical and emotional injuries. She lost her 20 month old son Timothy to exposure and sustained severe frostbite. Her husband Michael stayed stranded after work. She describes escaping to a nearby house but could not reach safety as the baby cried and the door jammed. Friends started a medical fund as bills mount with 80 percent coverage and daily costs around 200 dollars.
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Indianapolis
Teresa Kimble
Timothy
Mr. Kimble
Mrs. Kimble
David Larson
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