Inside Page Newspaper Index Summary
A fragmented OCR lists sections and page ranges for a multifold newspaper, noting Police blotter on Page 2, Obituaries and new arrivals on Page 3, Editorials and People features on Pages 6 and 7, a question about a feature on Page 8, Newsmakers on Page 15, Sports highlights and scoreboard data on Pages 11 and 20, Stock markets on Page 22, Comics and daily features on Pages 24 and 25, and Classified ads on Pages 26 to 31.
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Poolesville Electric Bills Highlight Coal Strike Impacts
The coal strike forced utilities in a dozen states to buy more expensive power, pushing January February bills in Poolesville Maryland to 794.61 for Nancy Fest and 18 higher than prior months for Paula Summers. Analysts warn bills may rise 15 20 percent regionally with coal prices up 10 13 percent over three years.
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Poolesville
Nancy Fest
Paula Summers
Washington
Maryland
Sul Rie Homes
Joel Price
Dean Witter Reynolds Inc
Ohio Edison
Department of Energy
Charles Carter
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Energy Department
Missouri
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Tennessee
Carter on rights kick during Latin tour amid inflation woes
President Carter, amid Middle East pressures, says Israeli Prime Minister Begin can broker peace while facing U S price hikes from major steel firms. He vows new anti inflation steps after returning to Washington. In Brasilia and Rio de Janeiro he tours monuments and beaches with wife Rosalynn and daughter Amy, drawing crowds and security.
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10 DE Janeiro
Brazil
Carter
Menachem Begin
Washington
Brasilia
Rio de Janeiro
Amy
Latin America
Africa
New trial denied as motion withdrawn in Dean murder case
Jackson Lee Dean's bid for a new trial was abruptly withdrawn before Judge Carl T. Smith denied it in the May 1976 murder case. Dean was convicted by a circuit court jury of killing 21 year old Robert Price of Marion, and sentenced to life in Indiana State Prison. Roby moved to correct errors, contending prior attorney Quirk was ineffective. He cited Carmany testimony and Price prior information about Dean.
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Sure
1Ense Herald
Jackson Lee Dean
Madison
Carl T. Smith
Dean
Robert Price
Marion
Smith
Indiana
Daniel A. Roby
Edward B. Alley Smith
Roby
Jack Quirk
Ris
Quirk
Robyn
David Carmany
Carmany
Price
Trial recounts self defense claim in Dean case
Court heard Alley argue that Dean fired a shotgun at assailants after they fled, with no self defense shown. Kony labeled the testimony hearsay and Roby challenged the court over grand jury minutes and court-ordered disclosures.
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Kony
Heresay
Dean
Alley
Roby
Survey favors new jail in Madison County
A biased police officers survey backs a completely new jail complex. Report estimates cost between 2.5 and 2.7 million dollars for 3 to 5 acres, near downtown Anderson for court and agency access, with capacity for 110 to 125 inmates and space for recreation and rehabilitation.
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Madison County
Michael L. Fox
Nikolas D. Skalkotos
Anderson
Post office option to buy downtown site eyed at 38,000
Post office plans for a new downtown facility at the southwest corner of 10th and Main moved closer to reality as USPS requested a 15 day extension on the option to purchase from the Anderson Redevelopment Commission. The $38,000 price and extension timing were under review at a special commission meeting.
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B. Rob Prillaman
Herald
10Th and
Main Streets
10Th District
Elwood
Bud” Hillis
Washington
The
Post Office
Anderson Redevelopment Commission
Oue Sane
Redevelopment Commission
Dan Davisson
Thea
Postal Service
J. Michael LeGrand
Davison
LeGrand
Ia Special Commission
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Gaar Nursery
Anderson's
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