City police drug busts cite LSD hits and multiple marijuana cases
Police reports describe a week of narcotics arrests, mostly for marijuana sales and possession. In one raid a suspect faced a warrant and 11 hits believed to be LSD, with assorted paraphernalia found and about a quarter pound of marijuana tied to another investigation. Police also busted a northwest side party resulting in one felonious marijuana charge and two visiting a house of common nuisance charges, all bonded out. Additional seizures included a separate residence search yielding nearly a half pound of marijuana, 11 acid hits, drug paraphernalia, and about $4,000 cash. Investigations into horse theft and a downtown gambling raid yielded further incidents and multiple arrests.
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Stephen Lee Ice
Hillcrest Drive
Madison
Ice
Tee
Ater City
Anderson
Paul Howerton
Briar Road
Greenbriar Addition
Howerton
Roger K. Land
N. Roby Drive
Rocky G. Jackson
Alexandria Pike
Madison County
Peter D. Thomas
Hill St
Melinda Ann May
Uniform
Elwood School panel renews Mannies contract in 1979 agenda
The Elwood School Corporation board renewed head basketball coach Junior Mannies contract after endorsement by Principal Blair Sullivan and Athletic Director Robert Moore. They also approved maintenance funding from the cumulative building fund estimated at 58000, with bids to be let before transfers.
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Sue.anson Winings
Herald
Elwood
Elnora School Corporation Board of Trustees
Junior Mannies
Blair Sullivan
Robert Moore
Maniel
Sullivan
Art Xupisch
Edgewood
South Elwood
Curt Meschke
Michael Bombolt
Max Hoppel
Joanne Sullivan
Nancy Oakes
Charles Faust
Kathryn Fraser
Ronald Runyan
Marilyn Gamblin
Vera Gillum
Michael Sawa
Kathryn Marcuson
Yevonne Campbell
Dena Smith
Carlos Pyle
Cynthia Brechbiel
Larry Ritchie
Diane Jack
Richard Herndon
EHS
Lillian Sullivan
Kupisch
Charles Haskett
Veteran Roudebush to speak at East Side Club
U S veteran and former congressman nicknamed Rowdy recalls wartime service in World War II and five major North Africa battles. He later led Indiana veterans groups and earned national recognition before East Side Club names new officers including Jack Van Dyke and Orland Gibbons.
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Ford
Rowdy
U.S
Washington, D.C
VFW
Indianapolis
Army
Pearl Harbor
Roudebush
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Suez Canal
North Africa
Italy
15Th Air Force
Wakeman General Hospital
Camp Atterbury
Department of Indiana Veterans of Foreign Wars
Indiana Veterans Commission
American Legion
Disabled American Veterans
The
Amvets
Freedom's Foundation
Valley Forge
East Side Club
Jack van Dyke
Orland Gibbons
William Bill Kiely
Jim Keesling
Clifford Hull
Bill Baxter
Sam Hiles
Bob Land
Leonard Parks
Don Roush
Nelson Terrill
YMCA hosts three day stay and Up With People concert
The YMCA opens doors for a three day stay as Up With People performs a concert on Tuesday May 16 at Anderson Senior High School gym. Tickets priced 350 for adults and 250 for students and children are sold by Anderson Newspapers Inc and local banks and stores. Proceeds go to the Isabel Harter House, a retirement living facility for seniors over 62 on fixed incomes.
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Health Service Department
Anderson Senior High School
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Anderson Bank Citizen's Bank
First National
First Savings
Anderson Federal
State Bank of Lapel
Anderson Music
Hudson Printing
Hoyt Wright
Isabel Harter
City facing $500,000 suit over alleged assault connection
Deputy city attorney Fred Spencer led the defense for the city and police department in a court action linked to an alleged assault. The suit, dismissed with prejudice after questioning, named Page as employed by the police department in March 1968. Sam McMahan, president of United Faith Housing Inc., sponsors of a unique residence for older citizens, said proceeds will finish the basement for activities and storage. Walters said YMCA should set an example by opening doors to the Up With People cast. The young visitors, aged 17 to 23, will stay with host families in Anderson and visit local high schools and civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wom Page
Fred Pencer
Py Kooy
Page
Sam McMahan
United Faith Housing, Inc
Walters
the Herald
YMCA
Anderson
Ex-Cell-O pact wins approval in Elwood
Sam Davis of Ex-Cell-O Cor poration announced that Local 1384 United Automobile Workers ratified a three-year contract by 216 to 22. He said the agreement reflects cooperation between industry and labor in the Elwood area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ex-Cell-O
Elwood
Sam Davis
Ex-Cell-O Corporation
United Automobile, Aerospace, Agricultural Implement Workers
Davis
Hancock School Board Approves Funds and Programs
At an advertised hearing last week Eastern Hancock School Board approved transferring 120000 from the cumulative building fund to the construction fund. The board paused May 16 on the request to form a junior high flag corps for football games and summer marching and approved hiring an extra staff member in the junior high English department.
Transfer approvals for students to apply at area vocational centers
The Warren Central Career Center will host transfer approvals for interested students to file applications for programs available at the Anderson Area Vocational School. The board reported 25 students in the elementary summer school primary program and 15 in the intermediate program. Two teachers will be added to extend summer school by two hours daily for 30 days. The State Department of Public Instruction requested an accountability plan to measure student competency.
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Peeches
Haskett
David Hoffman
Elwood Classroom Teachers Association
Delbert Lewis
John Hinds Area Vocational School
Lewis
Elks Club
Warren Central Career Center
Anderson Area Vocational School
State Department of Public Instruction
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Thomas
Hacenorse
Anderson Fairgrounds
William Spegal
Shirley
Ind
Focal
Dale's
Main St
Dale C. Huntzinger
Woodlawn Prive
Vernon D. Lawson
W. Third St
Orville Berry
E. Ninth St
Clayton Reed
Tersweet Lane
Burl Gowen
Lincoln St
Joseph Goodwin
Chariot Drive
Hershel Moore
Lennox St
William Shepard
Vear
Cumulative Building Fund
Council
City Economic Development Commission
Anderson Tool and Engineering
W. 58Rd St
Heckaman Buick
City Planning Department
Board of Public Works
Police Department
E. Hancock
Cays
INDY
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Weidner
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