City Police Seek Eight Percent Pay Increase for 1971
The safety board heard a Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 49 proposal for an eight percent wage rise for police and fire personnel, plus career hierarchy pay, educational incentives, seven paid holidays, and overtime changes. The package, tied to local cost of living, would lift base pay from 7120 with fringe benefits, aiming to reward experience after five years. Public meetings set for May 11 and May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 49 Ag
FOP
Randy Davis
Davis
Anderson
Wester
Joyce
Westerman
Jayne
Pipe Creek Democrats Elect Hughes Leader At Meeting
Elwood committee members from 13 Pipe Creek Township precincts chose Werley Hughes as chairman of the Democratic township organization. Ruby Frazier became vice chair and Goldie Miller treasurer. The group will appoint a secretary later and will caucus at the courthouse in Anderson to discuss support for county chairman candidates and a new vice chairman to replace Mrs. Shirley Todd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Pipe Creek Township
Werley Hughes
Democratic
Ruby Frazier
Goldie Miller
Pipe Creek
Democrat
Mex
Alexandris
Pew County
Shirley Todd
Anderson
New Arrivals at Community Hospital
A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Sal Streaty of Laurel at Community Hospital tas. Also welcomed were children of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bond Ri 6 and Mr. and Mrs. David Grang ee Frankton, with Me. and Meg News noted in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meg David Grangee
Frankton
Community Hospital
Tas
Sal Streaty
Laurel
Charles Bond
Kent State Memorial Services Highlight Campus Tense Climate
About 2,500 of 7,500 University of Montana students attended memorial services. On Tuesday Kent State students and faculty gathered as hunger strikes erupted in some dormitories. President Pantzer said telegrams were sent to President Nixon urging action, stressing the campus crisis extends beyond student radicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
Arts
University OF Montana
Kent State
Robert T. Pantzer
Nixon
Ingalls Man Hurt In Wreck Of Car And Truck
John Cox aged 53 from 124 Randall Street Ingalls was hospitalized Thursday morning after a collision between his car and a tanker truck. Police said he suffered head and knee injuries and chest and ankle pains. driver Donald Han cock, 29, Carlisle, was turning from a parking lot onto Pendleton Avenue. A separate incident on Nichol Avenue left Edward Rodeman and a passenger Janet Givens with minor injuries after a parked car was struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cox
Randall
Ingalls
St. John’s Hospital
Donald W. Hancock
Carlisle
Pendleton Avenue
Edward Rodeman
T.os Alos
Anderson
Nichol Ave
Janet Lee Givens
Samira Stephens
Nichol Avenue
Iad al Rt
Silent majority and campus activity in shifting society
The fragment discusses apathy and involvement on campuses, contrasting passive students with active organizers who shape society. It mentions administrative views, politics, and the idea that most people are part of the establishment, plus a reflection on officials, a Sunday writing scene, and a Danish farm tourism note citing over 6,000 visitors spending a week or more on farms last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiso
Copenhagen
Denmark
War and hate continue on the prom page conclusions
The note laments ongoing conflict and intolerance, criticizing public officials for poor information and coverups. It argues government no longer serves the people and notes frustration with officials and institutions.
Nationwide student protests shut 100s of colleges
United Press International reports 191 colleges shut by authorities amid a broad student strike over the Cambodia war. Tear gas at Wisconsin Kentucky and West Virginia campuses. National Guard deployed at several schools. some centers occupied, others orderly with classes continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Teast
Indochina
Brandeis University
Wisconsin
Kentucky
West Virginia
New York
National
University of South Carolina
Roudebush Seeks Senate Nomination in Indiana Campaign
Kent State turmoil and student protests dominate the scene as Roudebush outlines a strong, honest campaign plan for the Indiana Senate race. He signals unity after the convention, targets Hartke on his voting record, and notes a campaign HQ in Indianapolis with weekends in Indiana to meet delegates.
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Foga
Nixon
Indiana
Hortke
Senate
Roudebush
Whitcout
Demo ‘Crat Hartke
Hartke
Haji
Todia
Hut
United States' Senate
United States Senate
Obituary notes for Anderson residents and families
Funeral services are scheduled for Mrs. Alice S. Rodecap 83 of 2007 Jackson Street with 1 p.m. Sunday rites at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Interment in East Maplewood Cemetery. Surviving are three sons and a sister with multiple grandchildren. Also listed are Alberta K. Davis 43 and Ethel Marsh 52 with details of births, marriages, and survivors. Funeral arrangements set for multiple local residents with church affiliations and previous employments noted.
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Alice Rodecap
Alice S. Hodecap
Jackson, Ifelong
Saluday
Baker Bi ‘S
H. Edwin Pease
Aroma United. Methodist Church
Harold Leininger
St. Matthew United Methodist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Baker Mortuary
Joseph H. Rodecap
Des Moines
Iowa
Hortense Rodecap
Huntington Park
Calif
Baker Brothers
Hallie D. Wells
Noble
Ann Knobblock Regains Sight After Miracle Return
In Tipton, 8 year old Ann Knobblock, formerly of Anderson, suddenly regained sight after weeks of blindness amid a family struggle and medical doubts. Doctors and relatives call it a possible miracle as Ann resumes home schooling with limited sun exposure. Her parents Otis and unnamed mother Turner express deep gratitude while a flood of prayer letters arrives. Ann plans to return to school next week and attends a mother daughter banquet with her mother. She has two sisters, Sally and Nancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coy Tarever
Ann
Jay
Turner
Donna Renie
Ome
Arm
Panquet
Sally
Nancy
Nixon Puts Continued From Pape One Student Leaders
Protest plan targets Saturday as authorities prepare for up to 35,000 students and the National Student Association reports 250 colleges shut down nationwide. DC police are cancelled. White House cordon to block access within a block. Pacifist David Dellinger warns against violence amid calls for peaceful assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
National Student Association
District of Columbia
White House
Federal Court Perms
Local Schools Face 1.5 Million Loan Burden
Budget strains rise as public schools owe 1.5 million from a needed loan to meet April expenses. Taxpayers feel higher rates while delays in proposed capital projects push timing. James Rady, public relations director, says funds remain available after local corporations paid estimated property taxes. further shortages loom if allotments from county and state are late in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatase
Hays
James Rady
City School Public Relations
Juse
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties Reported
Madison area obituaries list Avahenelle Hutton of Summitville died after a lengthy illness at Rolling Hills Nursing Center Anderson. Funeral Saturday 2 p.m. at Ewing Funeral Home with Rev. Adkins. interment Vinson Memorial Cemetery. Survivors include husband James Hutton, two sons Ralph and Gerald, five grandchildren. Also noted is Miss Cecil Vinson of Terre Haute, a retired teacher and donor to Vinson Cemetery pillars. services Saturday 10 a.m. in Terre Haute with graveside rites 2:80 p.m. at Vinson Cemetery Summitville. Graveside and funeral notices for Alex Alexandria, Irving Rowan, George Turner, Sgt. Jon Padgett, Robert Southwick, Raymond Gilmore, G. Frederick Detrick, plus high truck production figures in a closing brief.
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Avahnelle’ Hutton
Summitville
Avahenelle Thomas Hutton
Tong
Tha’ Summitville
Rolling Hillis
Anderson
Ewing Funeral
Syl Adkins
First Baptist Church
Vinson Memorial Cemetery
Frnerkis Ab
William
Harmah J. Marley
James Huts
Iste
Roland E. Thomas
James Hulton
Ralph E. Thomas
Erie
Gerald &. Thomas
Summilville
Frankton
Edgar
Evelyn Vinson
Vinson
Sumultville
Gillis Memorial
Terre Haute
Irving Rowan
Butial
Karl M. Kyle
Alexandria
Tangemexs
Jon Padgett
Markleville
Cornell Bright Funeral
Jon L., Padgett
C. R. Padgett
Memorial Park Cemetery
Sgt
Padgett
Vietnam
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Threeman
Broadway
Hughes Heads
Democrats
St. John's Hospital
Pelee Ae
Zales
ELGIN
Baylor
Mounds Mall
Azhic Ofiman
Nebraska
Jedean
Benewe
Dennis
Frank Woschitz
David W. Dennis
Capitol
Washington, D.C
Woschitz
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Frank Frier
Anderton
Waschitz
Washington
National Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Frank Tueas
Wilbur Martin
Anderson High School
Indiana University
West Sixth Street
Kitley
Walter Lane
Recreation Equipment Corp
National Guard
University of Illinois l
U.S
Cambodia
Kent State University
Madison County
New Republican Organization
York
Union’ Square Park
Grandview Club
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Carlet St. O
University At Albany
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Buffalo
Nyi
Albert Davis
Alberta Ki. Davis
Earl
Fowler
Brown and Butz
Howe
C. Wesley Trethey
Anderson Memorial Park
Fu Homneral
Gapel
Roscoe P
Robert
Virginia) Davis
Lester Huffman
Ethel, Marsh
Walnut
Rolling Hills
Wabash County
Melinda J. Hutchins
Wabash High School
Clement Stephens
Carthage
Ohio
Orlando S. Marsh
Mariella Marsh
Baker Brothers Funeral
Karl Teter
Friends Cemetery
Wabash
Friends
Tix Baker Brothers Funeral
Tipton Girl
Glen Knoblock
Glen
Otis Knobblock
Lila
Texas
Finneral
Pscnik Funeral
Canada
Mrs
Hallie Wells
Earl J. Brown
Harold Ft. Rezelle
J. Broa
Rt 2
Ben Rodecap
St. Matthew Walted Methodist Church
Ban Rodecap
Indiana Ave
East Maplewood
Masonic Lodge
Robert Pettigrew
Robert S$. Pettigrew
Amlerson Memorial Park Cemetery
Perreau
Unction St. Rd
Davidn Dellinger
Chicago
Madison
Cecil Vinson
Summityville
St. Anthony Hospital
George Turner
Brookside
Cslling Bane Totey
Robert Southwick
Kart BT. Kyle Funeral
Robert C. Southwick
Rt. 2
Intermont Park View Cemetery
Raymond Gilmore Elwood
Copher and Foster
Raymond L. Gilmace
Anderson St
Elwood City Cemetery
G. F. Detrick
Perkinsville
Fisher Brothers
G. Frederick Detrick
Carey Cemetery
R Rao
Brown
Rozelle Funeral Home
K of
Plo.o.f
Frenkion
Indiena
Rozelle Ba Itok Oo
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