Mayor faces barroom clash and car crash in one night
Anderson Mayor Robert L. Rock figured in a barroom dispute at a Rooster Club meeting after which police were summoned. Nine hours later he was in a two car accident near City Hall. The mayor denies involvement and maintains no altercation occurred. Police reports omit involved names while Herald sources describe the scene and participants including other city notables.
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Anderson
Robert ‘L. Rock
Rock
Herald
Rooster Club
Anderson Police Department
Jiu
Ce Hteraias
Baby Girl Painter Born After ambulance Delivery Near Community Hospital
A mother and baby were reported doing fine after medics from the AFD helped deliver a baby girl weighing over eight pounds during a late Tuesday night incident on Madison Avenue. Capt.usty Owen and Lt. Billy McIntosh assisted at the scene and hospital staff confirmed both mother Priscilla Painter and newborn are well. The birth occurred around 9:35 p.m. guardianship was given with permission by the new father.
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APD
Usty Owen
Billy McIntosh
Community Hospital
Madison Avenue
Bodenhorn
McIntosh
Priscilla Painter
Painter
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Weather Outlook Forecast Pleasant Temperatures Ahead
Timely forecast notes today will be mild with highs in the low to mid 60s and clearing tonight. Lows reach mid to upper 40s. Mostly sunny Thursday with highs in the upper 60s to low 70s. Anderson records a high Tuesday of 62 and a low of 38.
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Anderson
Lugar and foes plan to kill Labor Law Reform Act in filibuster
Sen Richard Lugar and fellow opponents prepare a sustained filibuster to defeat the Labor Law Reform Act. With no Senate cloture rule unless invoked, more than 100 speeches are ready, signaling weeks of delay as leaders weigh a possible cloture vote around May 24.
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Wasaa
Richard Lugar
R-Ind
Senate
Middle East
Sen
Robert Byrd
D-W. Va
Lugar
Senators
Zaire Evacuation Alert Prompts Debate at Pentagon
The Pentagon alerted Army para troopers and Air Force transport units Tuesday in case evacuation of Americans from Zaire becomes necessary, while stressing no deployment has occurred. President Carter urged Congress to ease war powers limits after a breakfast with leaders. The alert affects Fort Bragg units and Military Airlift Command planes moving to Pope AFB, with 73 U.S. citizens in Kolwezi: 62 Morrison Knudsen employees, nine missionaries, one copper firm employee, and one tourist.
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Washington
Pentagon
Air Force
Zaire
Defense Department
Carter
Congress
U.S
House
John Rhodes
Rhodes
Arizona Republican
Wand Airborne Division
Fort Bragg
N.C
Military Airlift Command
Pope Air Force Base
Shaba
State Department
Hodding Carter
United States
Kolwezi
Morrison Knudsen
Idaho
Kolwez
Zaire paratroopers join Kolwezi battle in Shaba clash
Several hundred Zairean government paratroopers dropped into the Kolwezi area to aid the central government against rebel forces. Eight Belgians and an arms worker were killed, with Belgian and Zairean officials confirming limited details. No American casualties reported.
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Kolwezi
Lvaders
Zaire
Radio
Shaba
Washington
Carter
Congress
Katanga
United States
Brussels
National Front For the Liberation of the Congo
Vance Talks With Lawmakers On Possible Legal Changes
Secretary Cyrus R. Vance met with House and Senate leaders to discuss taking a passionate look at existing laws and whether changes could be made promptly. He emerged from a meeting with House Speaker Thomas P. ONeill amid discussion of the Zairean military stance.
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Ecretary
Cyrus R. Vance
House
Senate
Vance
Thomas P. O'Neill
D-Mass
First pickup day praised despite gripes by Reed
Reed described his firm's first day as city refuse contractor as pretty good amid complaints from residents. Mayor's office directed calls to Reed. crews worked to address missed pickups and promised second collection by week end. Reed noted new vehicles smaller in volume but with greater compaction, meeting minimum 16 cubic yard capacity per contract.
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Reed
The
Herald
City Hall
Mnayor
Probe underway into October traffic deaths in Madison County
A Tuesday daylong session of the investigative panel examined the Oct 14 two car crash on Indiana 9 near First Street in Alexandria that killed Samantha Linder Connie Carper and Steven Lumberjack. Ricky Linder and Joni Hosier were injured as the Linder car turned onto First Street. Aubrecht's car, driven by Joseph Aubrecht, reportedly struck broadside. Prosecutor William Lawler will present related information to the grand jury. Edmundson, former treasurer of the Anderson Township School Building Corporation, was charged with four counts of theft for alleged misappropriation of 234678 dollars from corporation funds.
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Alexandria
Steven Lumberjack
Rt. 1
Ricky Linder
Frankton
Linder
Joseph Rubrecht
Edgewood Drive
First Street
Rubrecht
Joni Hosier
Garfield St
Eperven Sonuwang
Anderson Township School Building Corporation
William C. Edmundson
Holly Lane
Holding Corporation
Building School Building Corporation
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Inder
Madison County
William F. Lawler Jr
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