Storm Drain Row Delays Anderson Bypass Project
Winter construction on the Ind. 109 Bypass in Anderson stalls as city and state dispute who pays about 450000 for storm drains. Boehning and Gov Bowen press for progress while Mayor Rock cites financial hurdles and possible use of federal funds or a Sanitary District bond.
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Jeff Kurowin
Herald
Anderson
Indiana State Highway Commission
Richard Boehning
State Highway Commission
Robert L. Rock
Boehning
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Ed’ Flanagan
Rock
Indianapolis
Tax relief gains pass as eyeglasses taxed removed in Indiana plan
The 1975 Indiana assembly approves a modest tax relief package including higher income exemptions and raising sales tax relief on eyeglasses and dentures. A separate Saigon May Day report notes workers seizing and running factories and utilities.
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Indiana
Oral Assembly
Saigon Radio
South Vietnam
Leonid Breshnes
Moscow
Congress Approves Budget Guidelines Amid Deficit Debate
The Senate approved a $67.2 billion effort and the House voted 200 to 19 for guidelines aiming at a prospective deficit near $70 billion. President Ford warns the country can tolerate deficits up to about $60 billion. A conference committee will meet to compromise next week.
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Washington
House
Senate
Ford
Where You Vote Where You Vote Primary Polling Places Listed
The Madison County Board of Commission lists next Tuesday's primary polling sites across Anderson Elwood and Chesterfield with precincts at East Side Junior High National Guard Armory by pass fire station UAW Local 62 Union Hall and multiple schools all wards and precincts named with exact street locations and facilities for voting
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Anderson
Elwood
Chesterfield
Madison County Board of Commissie
Anderson City
East Side
National Guard Armory
East Eighth Street
UAW
Union Hall
East 10Th St
York Building
Park Place
1Th Street
Franklin School
East Sard St
Oaks
Washington
Noble
29Th Street
South Door
Longfell
Southview
Westword Street
Madison Heights
Precin Meadowbrook
Ind
Park Road
Lindberg
North Anderson
North Side Junior High
Greenbriar
Forest Hills
Bailey Chapel
Viet Reds Claim Complete Control of South Vietnam
The Viet Cong announced they held full control of South Vietnam and issued decrees centralizing governance. They dissolved the South Vietnamese army divisions, renamed the regime the Revolutionary Government of South Vietnam, and pledged equality and public welfare while warning against American style activities and looting.
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Viet Reds
South Vietnam
Viet Cong
U.S
Saigon
Ho Chi Minh City
North Vietnam
Pentagon
South China Sea
Foreign Ministry
Hanoi
Washington
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
Indochina
Mekong
Bowen Accepts Demo Tax Relief Bill Under Review
Gov Bowen received the Democratic tax relief bill after a late session and faces seven days to act. The measure would raise dependent exemptions from 500 to 750 while keeping the earner exemption at 1000, yielding about five dollars per dependent yearly. Bowen signaled possible vetoes on spending provisions if funds drop below safe levels and will study the $3 billion state budget before deciding. He criticized politics from both parties as lawmakers adjourned. Mounds State Park funding was boosted in the final construction budget, with 150 000 for the park and 300 000 earmarked for a museum of Indiana artifacts, with details to be set by the Department of Natural Resources.
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Indiana
Otis Bowen
Indianapolis
I Bowen
House
Bowen
Raymond W Rizzo
Allen County
Fort Wayne
Tom
Newsmen
Mounds State Park
Department of Natural Resources
B. Campbell
D-Anderson
Campbell
Renoval Brennenburg
Ford vetoes one year farm bill amid subsidy fears
President Ford vetoed a one year farm bill that administration experts say would trigger massive subsidies and push consumer food prices higher. The measure would raise target prices and loan rates for crops, including wheat and corn, and could threaten jobs and production while hurting cotton’s world market position. Ford and Butz warned the veto may be overridden in Congress as supporters race for a near party line vote.
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Ford
Sso
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
White House
Butz
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