Police blotter details numerous local incidents and arrests
Police report a shooting at Triangle Tavern parking lot on 2129 Ohio Ave around 1 20 a m. Two ACS vehicles stolen from Anderson High Reynold s building were recovered with no damage. Break in at the school occurred after nightfall Tuesday through 11 p m with a window entry and theft of six page boy receivers five page boy chargers cigars and vehicle keys. Ronald J Vaughn is charged with attempted murder and carrying a handgun without a license after a morning shooting injuring Forest J Tomlinson III. Parts stolen from a Heckaman Buick engine exceed $1 000. A burglarized Anderson Electronich itemizes a $200 AM FM tuner and a $25 AM tuner theft from Main and 10th Sts. Delores Bell reports a home break in worth nearly $800 with stereo speakers tapes and a wedding band stolen. A Keeneland machine theft raises Derby counterfeit concerns in Baltimore.
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Anderson Community School Corporation
Anderson High ‘School Reynold
13Th
14Th Streets
Delaware and
Chase Streets
Gulpris
Heckaman Buick
Broadway
Anderson City
Anderson Electronich
Main Streets
Delores Bell
Halford St
Anderson
Airport panel weighs Roth warehouse plan at Anderson site
Anderson Board of Aviation Commissioners discussed local businessman Ray Roths proposal to lease a northeast airport tract for a 50,000 square foot warehouse complex in a 99 year arrangement. The commission noted bidding rules and city council approval, urging a full written plan and financing details before action.
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Rob Prillaman
Herald
Anderson Airport
Anderson Board of Aviation ‘Commissioners
Commission
Ray Roth
Airport
Roth
Keith Pettigrew
Art Airport Development
Pettigrew
Madison County primary results allege tight races across districts
The tally shows Powell leading with 1,660 votes while Thurston and Lineback trail with 1,213 and 975. Vasconi led Third District Republicans with 1,051 unopposed, and Democrat Mary Lou Agnes won 1,295 in the Fourth District. Gene Mitchell led the Democrat Fourth District with 2,047 while Baldwin edged Fox and Eisenbise for sheriff nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rage
Powell
Paul G. Thurston
Jeannette Lineback
John Vasconi
Mary Lou Agnes
M. Darlene Likens
Anne T. Jones
Daniel L. ‘Sumner
Gene Mitchell
FDA Declines Benylin Recall Over The Counter Push
The FDA announced that the same chemical in Benylin capsules treats hay fever and allergies and has been used as a sedative in hospitals. Park Davis promoted it after a 1975 panel recommended OTC sale, but in 1976 FDA seized Benglin cough syrup. Supreme Court declined to hear the appeal as FDA proceeds with recall through agency procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
FDA
Supreme Court
Wayne Pines
Indiana House District 25 GOP nominees emerge in tight race
Final counts show Marion editor Ruth Cartwright ousting Ducknall in Madison County with 531 votes to 453 while Love tallies 502 for second here. Delaware Grant and Madison totals name Love as top with 3 957, Ducknall 3 250, Cartwright 2 672. Democrat winners are Robert Mitchell and Michael Balsbaugh of Marion. Republican Kiely leads in District 35 GOP results with 1 369 votes. Walsh tops Democrat with 1 682.
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Indiana
Marion Weekly
Ruth Cartwright
Ducknall
Madison County
Love
Delaware
Grant
Madison
Cartwright
Robert Mitchell
Michael Balsbaugh
Marion
Mitchell
Balsbaugh
Robert Roop
Wayne Burden
Patrick J. Kiely
John R. Walsh II
John M. Blevins
GOP
Kiely
Kenneth Ahrendt
Robert L Land
Carrie Kerring Stewart
Richard Democrat
Walsh
Lita Keith Miller
Thomas Leroy Earl
New blood pressure drug eases vessels without nervous system impact
Boston University researchers describe a Squibb and Sons developed pill that lowers blood pressure by blocking the constricting hormone while allowing dilating hormones to accumulate. Dr. Irene Gavras notes the drug relaxes vessels via the body's own hormones and does not affect the nervous system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Gavras
Boston University
Gavras
Squibb and Sons
City man considered motive in shooting case
Authorities probe possible motive amid reports that a dispute between Gribbens and Long over a third person sparked the incident. Gribbens scouted Long’s residence in the early morning hours last Friday before the shooting. MH bo: The Mental Health Association board meets Monday May 8 at 7 30 p.m. at Trinity Episcopal Church 1030 Delaware S
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmeen
Gribbens
Long
Mental Health Association Board
Trinity Episcopal Church
Delaware S
City block grant projects win HUD approval in part
HUD formal approval this week covers most 1978 block grant projects totaling about 1.047 million with estimated cost 83 thousand still awaiting. Four water line projects on Silver Henry East Lynn streets and Costello Drive were rejected as urgent needs. Local plans include replacing water lines on West 13th Street and Cedar Street and it may take months before new approvals are issued.
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Anerson
Federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Mike Scheurer
HUD
Silver, Henry and
East Lynn Streets
Costello Drive
West 13Th Street
Cedar Street
Scheurer
New Center Center
17Th and
Lincoln Streets
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Wam ‘John's Hospital
Triangle Tavern
Ohio Ave
ACS
Ronald J. Vaughn
13Th St
Vaughn
APD
Forest J. ‘Tomlinson
Home Ave
Tomlinson
Baltimore
Keeneland
Baltimore Evening Sun
Churchill Downs
American Totalisator Co
Evening Sun
U.S
Baldwin
Ashley
Edward J. Ronsnem Jr
William R. Clifford
Jack Brinkman
Skip J. Waymire
Thomas Newman Sr
Newman
State Board of Accounts Investige Financial Tran
Waymire
John Garrett
Robert Baldwin
MCPD
Mark Fox
David Eisenbise
Fox
Eisenbise
Pug’’ Vaughn
Edward
Ted” Jordan
Thomas Ashley
Mark W. Thompson
Thompson
Robert Graham
Harold ‘“Whitey
Snow
Amule
Harold Snow
Jack N. ‘Castor
Robert ‘Lee Sapp
Jesse P. Hughes
Roy R. Ramsey
John C. Bair Sr
Richard L. Whetsel
Marion J. Knotts
Joseph E. Allen
Lonny Fincher
Jerome P. Fuller
Spont
Sargainland
City Man
Ras Eer
Southdale Shopping Center
East State Road
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