Rural and city burglaries plunder homes and shops
MCPD investigators report daytime burglaries between 7:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. with weapons, electronics, and jewelry taken from residences including an Anderson City officer’s home. A separate case describes a Northside break in with a 12 gauge shotgun fired during a struggle and no injuries. Investigations continue with no suspects.
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Madison County
MCPD
Adams Township
Anderson City
Max Findlay
Rt. 4
Anderson
Orlando Posey
Fletcher St
Karen Carpenter
Esth St
Jim
Disciplinary Dispute. Police Fleet Upgrade Moves Forward
Carpenter told the board he sought to reopen the affair after Dean refused action and accepted a five day suspension. The board approved a police budget of 38,890.48 to buy eight Buick LeSabre squad cars, with Heckaman Buick as the bidder. Trade-ins worth 4,000 reduce the real cost, contingent on meeting specs and delivery to Anderson.
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Carpenter
Dean
Police Department
APD
Howard Little
Heckaman Buick Inc
Little
Anderson
Mystery body found in motel trunk in Indiana case
Police recovered a decomposed body from a locked motel trunk near Whitehall after a car left abandoned for about two months prompted a check. The victim, identified as Mrs. Grismore, was last seen at a Terre Haute going away party on February 21. Her husband reported her missing after no responses to calls. A rope around the throat was noted and x rays planned to check for a gunshot. A $3,000 reward was offered and the parents had employed a psychic for the search.
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Whitehall
Snider
Rockport
Ind
Franklin County
William Adrian
Adrian
Paul Jackson
Terre Haute
Marshall
Grismore
Deceleration of the Economy Cited by Belor Goulds Spokesman
A Belor Goulds spokesman for the Council of Economic Advisers cites a deceleration of the economy amid inflation pressure. The brief remark notes slower growth and rising costs as factors shaping policy discussions on Page 1.
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Belor Goulds
Demolition bids and staff moves unfold at city board meeting
The board recommended demolishing several properties including 1017 to 1021 Broadway and homes on 3924 Columbus Ave and Rais Forkner Bt. April bills totaled 22031.23. Fire department items covered No. 3 fire station work, with 16300 to Jack Horton Construction and 5415 to United Piping Corp. Four fire personnel changes included elevating Jeff Armstrong to captain and promoting Darryl Bailey to sergeant. Additional bills of 21908.88 were approved. Demolition bids for multiple lots were authorized. A Pearl Street duplex, a Pearl Street house, and other properties were noted. A jail facility critique urged safer, more humane conditions and possibly a new heating system. A county panel of representatives from banks, hospitals, and civic groups was named to study jail remodeling options.
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Poara
No. 3
East 21St Street
Columbus Avenue
Jack Horton Construction
United Piping Corp
Jeff Armstrong
Darryl Bailey
David Dunn
Mike Vaught
John D
Mary Jane Sapp
Pearl St
Beatrice
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W. Llth St
Letty Robinson
S. Washington St
Mounds Mall
Sai
Jay Paul Crouse
Peyer
Lyman J. McClintock
Columbus Ave
Rais Forkner Bt
Reld Marshall
County Council
Mary Low Agnes
Paul Ravage
Agnes
Henry County
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Armington
C.C. Dillman
Anderson Banking Company
Leo Babb
Zens Banking ‘Company
Warner Morgan
Summitville Bank
Mary Brooks
John’s Hospital
Jack Samuels
Community Action Council
Duck Creek
Robert F. Williams
James Waymire
UAW Cap Council
Tom Hockema
Delco Remy Division
Vicki Perry
The
Mental Health Association
Mary Lou Agnes
Becky Crumes
UAW Women’s Council
Carol Schieve
League of Women, Voters
Pendleton Narian
Phil Shirley
Guly
Broadway Sales Corp
Lloyd