County officials eye Sears site for main library in Superblock plan
Preliminary talks with Mel Simon Management Associates focus on acquiring the downtown Sears, Roebuck and Co. building for public library use. Library Director David Bucove says discussions with Sears and Lincoln Life are exploratory with no formal agreement yet. The Sears property could offer 90 000 square feet, larger than the proposed 13 000 square foot facility, but conversion challenges and costs loom.
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Rob Prillaman
Pam Mulke
H Herald
Sears, Roebuck and Co
The
Herald
Mel Simon
David Bucove
Lincoln Life Insurance Co
Fort Wayne
Simon
Lincoln Life
Sears and
Bucove
Library Board
Brary
Library
Paul Newbern
Newbern
11Th and
Meridian Streets
Convicted teen murderer sues networks over TV influence
Kenny Zamora and his parents filed a 25 million damage suit in Miami against ABC CBS and NBC claiming violent TV programs caused the murder of Elinor Haggart. The case follows Supreme Court action on similar California suits and cites NBC local station ties to a separate incident. Zamora is serving life in a juvenile facility in Cocoa.
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NAMI
Kenny Zamora
Ronny Zamora
ABC
CBS
NBC
Spum Atoms
UNE
Athet Court
Miami
Z- 15
Frank
Yolanda Zamora
US Supreme Court
California
Sanco
Zamora
Elinor Haggart
Miami Beach
Cocoa
Ellis Rubin
Weather Outlook for West Nights and Warm Up Ahead
West nights and mostly sunny days through Wednesday with gradual warming. Highs today in the upper 50s to low 60s. Lows tonight in the upper 30s to low 40s. Highs Wednesday in the mid to upper 60s. Anderson's high Monday 52 and low 35.
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1Uward Weaimen
Anderson
Real Estate and Funds On ACS Board Agenda Tonight
Anderson Township School Building Corporation trustees meet at 7 30 p m to act on funds appropriation personnel matters possible real estate transactions and litigation strategies tied to fund shortages. executive session will cover the funds issue and real estate. also on the agenda are a 265 000 science facility appropriation and roof repairs at multiple district schools with several retirements resignations and coaching changes noted.
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Anderson Community
Encor ‘Corporation
Anderson Township School Building Corporation
MHHS
25Th Street School
Lindbergh School
Chesterfield School
Area Vocational School
North Side Middle School
Louise Grantham
Mary Casey
South Side Middle School
Margaret Embree
John Moryan
Highland High School
Beth Ann Perkins
Patrick Topolsky
Riley School
Wanda Winkler
Roosevelt School
Primary campaign ends in county races across Indiana
Democrat and Republican nominees dueling for national state and local posts as polls open at 6 a.m. in Madison County. Voters face hotly contested races for Senate nominees including Thomas J. Teague and challenger Sebree, with campaigns built on door to door outreach, signs, and ads before the 6 p.m. close and absentee tally.
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Nancy 5
Nores
Senate
Thomas J. Teague
Anderson
Indiana Senate
Vietnam
Judge rejects absentee ballot motion in Madison County suit
Special Judge Wesley Ratliff denied the motion for a new trial filed by the Madison County Election Board. The suit, initiated by Judge William R. Clifford, challenged the county board’s practice of mailing absentee ballots to in county addresses, a ruling Roddert? The motion argued Ratliff’s injunction violating federal election law. Woolbert said the ruling blocks ballots for voters out of county without an out of county address. Potential appeal noted.
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Herald
Wesley Ratliff
Madison County Election Board
Madison Superior Court Div
William R. Clifford
Clifford
Local Election Board
Ratliff
Madison County
Anderson
al S. Woolbert
Election Board
Thomas Newman
Paul O'Neill
Henry Schrenker
Poara
Woolbert
Appeals
Inside Listings and Page Breaks for Weekend Edition
The notice outlines the newspaper’s layout with sections on obituaries new arrivals and funerals, editorials, social features, young people and newsmakers. It also lists sports highlights, scoreboard information, comics daily features stock markets and classified ads across several pages.
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County prosecutor race prompts longest Democratic primary bid
Dick Kreegar, seeking the Democratic nomination to unseat incumbent William F. Lawler Jr., launched his campaign on September 26 and has campaigned since as Lawler seeks a fifth term. In District 35 a vacancy sparked a competitive race with eight hopefuls, while Republican Patrick Kiely led early as the party filed candidates alongside two ex-city officials, Kenneth Ahrendt and Robert L. Land.
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Dick Kreegar
William F. Lawler Jr
Kreegar
Lawler
John Blevins
R-Anderson
Patrick J. Kiely
Secretary of State
Kiely
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
General Assembly
Ball State
Blevins’ Post
Kenneth Ahrendt
Robert L. Land
Anderson
Ahrendt
Warner Press
Trial date set for missing funds case in Madison County
Nov. 28 trial date scheduled for William C. Edmundson former treasurer of the Anderson Edmundson. He pleaded innocent to four theft charges alleging unauthorized control of building corporation funds covering 1974 to 1977 involving about 96 200. An audit cited 234 000 missing from the fund. Edmundson 16 Holly Lane allegedly told three holding company members he misspent funds and there were insufficient funds for bond payments. Prosecutor says records access authorized and statements given. A May 16 grand jury session is planned for further investigation.
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William C Edmundson
Madison County
M H. Lawler
Madison Heights High
Pam Mulkey
Herald
William C. Edmundson
Anderson Township School Building Corporation
Edmundson
Madison Circuit
Carl T. Smith
Building Corporation
Building Corporation Fund
Madison Heights High School
Holly Lane
William F. Lawler Jr
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Robert Shearer Jr
Thompson & McKinnon Securities, Inc
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