Tax Sharing Debate Draws Lawmaker Objections
The revenue sharing bill faces heavy opposition on grounds it would deficit finance rather than raise revenue and erode local accountability. Critics warn the program could become permanent, nationalize local finances, and tilt funds toward wealthier areas while expanding federal tax power. Dennis cites seven objections from minority members and proposes a tax credit alternative for state and local governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
U.S. Treasury
Congress
Dennis
Open or Closed Salary Talks Stir Public Debate
Citizens and ex-teachers debate whether salary negotiations should be public. Some insist the taxpayers deserve access to financial talks while others urge secrecy to protect processes and privacy. Key voices include John Hurley, Omer Pheanis, Mrs Derr, and others across multiple addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hurley
Edist St
Omer Pheanis
Rt. 1
Paul Derr
Vermilloin Ct
John Wable
15Th St
Donald Myers
Sherman Ct
Francis Vertner
Wysocki
St. Charles
Richard Catt
Sixth St
Leonard Wright
Locust
Jack Kimble
Markleville
Carl Taylor
Dakota
Roger Sherman
Jackson
Phyllis Barnett
Smy Lane
Citizen involvement seminar voices fear and distrust in public agencies
Planners note that underprivileged citizens deserve equal right to their feelings and views, while concerns arise about distrust of authorities and weak citizen advisory groups. The session highlights disorganization at federal level and local staff disagreements, urging new approaches to engage the public. Participants include HUD OEO officials, state planners, local agencies, and officials from Hoosier cities, Chicago area, and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oene
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
State Highway Commission
A Thought on Prayer and Patience in Faith
A short reflection notes a boy asking God for a bicycle and threatens to quit praying. It argues that prayer tests beliefs about God’s purposes and the believer’s trust. It suggests God’s aim is for us to please Him, not to demand outcomes, and that faith deepens with patient trust.
Police Probe School Breakin
Police search for suspects after break in at 29th Street School and South Side Junior High School after midnight Wednesday. Maintenance staff on duty to midnight report entry by broken exterior glass. Classrooms, offices looted, money stolen, vending machines and filing cabinets damaged. A line about clothespins appears in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
29Th Street
South Side Junior High
Laird urges continued production of C-130 and F-5B aircraft
A letter discusses a Senate action to reallocate funds from the FY 1973 AWACS program to buy 24 A-7S, 12 C-130s and seven F-5Bs for South Vietnam. The plan, costing $152 million with $60 million saved from A-7 funds, would net $92 million in new authorizations. It notes four C-130s lost since March 30 and outlines widespread C-130 use and orders through 1974.
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Laird
U.S
South Vietnam
Aspin
Marietta
Durham
Lockheed
Pentagon
General Accounting Office
Notable Muncie Leader Bracken Receives Multiple Honors
Prominent Muncie attorney Bracken, admitted to the bar in 1931, holds Ball Corporation posts and chairs Merchants National Bank. He serves Ball State as trustee, leads Ball Brothers and Ball Foundation board roles, chairs Muncie railroad and various companies, and directs civic, educational, and church initiatives in Indiana and Michigan. He is married to Rosemary W. Ball with five children.
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Ball State Teachers College
University of Michigan
Ball State
Indiana State Universities
Muncie
Bracken
Ball Corporation
Muncie and Western Railroad Company
Merchants National Bank
Casper’s Tin Plate Company
Chicago
Kent Plastics Corporation
Evansville
Balloo Research Corporation
Boulder
Ball State University
Carleton College
Ball Brothers Foundation
George and Francis Ball Foundation
Ball Memorial Hospital Association
Ball State University Foundation
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce and
Young Men's Christian Association
United Fund
Delaware Council
Boy Scouts of America
Indiana State Bar Association
American Bar Association
Delaware County Bar Association
United States Supreme Court
Grace Episcopal Church
Rosemary W. Ball
Church of God In
Michigan
Hetrick
Church of God
Boyne City
Kalamazoo
Traverse City
Michigan Assembly
Assembly
Division
Church Service
World Service Division
State Organization
General Assembly
East Lansing
Anderson
Myrna
Jean
Kim Bretton
Ricia
No Bombs On Luxury Liner Queen Elizabeth 2 in Mid Atlantic
British bomb disposal experts parachuted onto the Cunard liner Queen Elizabeth 2 after a caller demanded 350000 to spare the ship. No bombs were found as Royal Navy demolition teams boarded the 65000 ton vessel 500 miles northwest of the Azores. Cunard confirmed ongoing precautions and that passengers watched the operation with curiosity.
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London
mid-Atlantic
Cunard Line
Cunard
Britain
Anderson Area Deaths Highlight Fox Howerton Weed Coffey Wilkerson
Ace Oran Fox 78 of Anderson died Thursday at Community Hospital after three weeks of illness. Paul G. Howerton 55 of 2408 Briar Rd died suddenly at Community Hospital. Charles Weed 71 of 803 W. Broadway died after a two day illness. James Coffee 34 of Elwood died at home. Glen Williamson 80 of Rt 2 Shirley died at Hancock County Memorial Hospital. Funeral arrangements list Brown and Butz, Karl M. Kyle, Dunnichay, Noffze, Evans-Godby-Trout, Condo and Son, with services and burials in local cemeteries and churches.
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Wilkinson
Glen Williamson
Rt. 2
Shirely
Hancock County Memorial Hospital
Greenfield
Rush County Bank Holdup Nets $6,000
A short man with a small revolver robbed the First National Bank of Mays near Rushville Indiana. Cashier Norman Boyles said the 5 foot 4 inch gunman demanded about six thousand dollars and fled in a small car after placing the cash in a Manila envelope. Police and FBI agents hunted the area with no immediate trace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Ind
First National Bank of
Mays
Boyles
SBA Loan Clarification After Anderson Tornado Damage
The Anderson Herald reports the Small Business Administration will offer low interest loans to tornado victims who suffered damage last Sunday and may have insurance. Loans cover the extent of damage with no area cap on funds, correcting a prior note that cited 650000 dollars as the total available amount.
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Anderson Herald
The
Small Business Administration
SBA
Fire Destroys Mobile Home at Hennegan Trailer Court
A house trailer at Hennegan Trailer Court east of Elwood on Ind 28 burned early Wednesday after a passerby reported the blaze at 1 20 am. Firefighters battled the two hour fire and returned at 4 40 am when it reignited. The trailer, owned by Mr and Mrs Bruce Rickabaugh, was empty at the time. Mrs Rickabaugh is hospitalized in Indianapolis and the Rickabaugh family stays with relatives in Elwood.
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Elwood
Pipe Creek Township
Hennegan
Ind
Bruce Rickabaugh
Rickabaugh
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Newborns at St Johns and Community Hospitals
Birth notices report seven newborns this period. The White couple at 2430 Delaware welcomed a boy, Jones of Pendleton a girl, Patterson at 105 Ringwood Drive a girl, Morin of Middletown a boy, Chrissman at 2203 Raintree Drive a girl, and Hudson and Weldy families of Markleville welcome a girl.
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St. John’s Hospital
Michael White
Delaware
Randy Jones
Pendleton
Richard Patterson
Ringwood Dr
Richard Morin
Middletown
Community Hospital
Thomas Chrissman
Raintree Dr
Jerry Hudson
Richard Weldy
Markleville
Pendleton Man Robert E. Taylor 73 Dies at Daviess County
Robert E. Taylor 73 of 415 West State Street Pendleton died early Thursday at Daviess County Hospital Washington after a week illness. He retired from Hardy Manufacturing and was city superintendent of Pendleton. He was a photographer after retirement and a member of Pendleton United Methodist Church Masons CES and Kiwanis. Surviving are his widow Allegra two children Donna Taylor Indianapolis and James Taylor Houston sister Mrs Carl Norris Middletown Ohio brother Fred Taylor Pendleton and several nieces and nephews. Services Saturday at the Cornell Bright the Grove Lawn Cemetery with Rev James Willyard officiating.
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Pendleton
Robert E. Taylor
State St
Daviess County Hospital
Washington
Hardy Manufacturing Company
Pendleton United Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
CES
Kiwanis Club
Allegra
Donna Taylor
Indianapolis
James Taylor
Houston
Texas
Carl (Fay) Norris
Middletown
Ohio
Fred Taylor
Cornell Bright
Grove Lawn
James Willyard
Nappanee Methodist Church
Noblesville Veteran Frank Hill Dies After Short Illness
Noblesville Frank H Hill 47 died Monday at Riverview Hospital after a brief illness. A U S Navy veteran, he was a longtime area resident and is survived by his wife and family. Funeral arrangements were pending.
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Noblesville
Frank H. Hill
Riverview Hospital
U.S. Na
Jury Selection To Be Continued In Dozier Murder Trial
A third day of jury selection occurs in the Morris E. Dozier case, the third defendant in the August 12 slaying of pawnbroker Kenneth B. Goldstein. With juror lists exhausted, Madison Circuit Judge Carl T. Smith orders more names to be drawn for the Tuesday morning session.
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Morris E. Dozier
Anderson
Kenneth B. Goldstein
Madison Circuit
Carl T. Smith
Madison Circuit Court
Dozier
Charles A. Frith
Ralph E. Williams
Mel Thornburg
Frith
Williams
Indiana State Prison
Michigan City
Funeral Services for Paul L. Miller and Smith Brake
Final rites held today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home for Paul L. Miller 72 of 306 W 34th St. Interment at Beth el Cemetery Indianapolis. Final rites at Home for Smith Smitty Brake 65 of 217 E 12th St. Interment at St Josephs Cemetery.
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Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Paul L. Miller
34Th St
Bethel Cemetery
Indianapolis
Brown and Butz
Smith “Smitty
Brake
E. 12Th St
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Final rites for 79 year old Alexander Sommers in Fresno
Funeral services held at 10 a m at Yost and Webb Funeral Home Fresno California for Alexander Sommers 79 father of Mrs Lorraine Withers of Anderson Interment at Bell Mount Memorial Cemetery
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Yost and Webb Funeral Home
Fresno
Calif
Alexander Sommers
Lorraine Withers
Anderson
Bell Mount Memorial Cemetery
Final rites for Mrs. Robinetto at 1:30 today
Funeral services for Mrs. Bessie Robinet, 81, will be held at 1:30 this afternoon at her home at 830 Washington Blvd. Interment follows at Brookside Cemetery.
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Baker Brothers Funeral
Bessie Robinett
Washington Blvd
Brookside Cemetery
Ape
Final rites for Mrs Edna Thrash held in Fort Wayne
Funeral services were set for 1 p m Saturday at Trinity United Methodist Church Fort Wayne for Mrs Edna Thrash formerly of Pendleton Indiana. Burial will follow at Milford. Arrangements by Sloan Funeral Home Fort Wayne.
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Karl M. Kyle
Alexandria
Ernest Shumaker
Otterbein United Methodist Church
Anderson Memorial Park
Pendleton
Trinity United Methodist Church
Short and
Putnam Streets
Fort Wayne
Edna Thrasher
Milford
Sloan Funeral Home
Wells St
Final rites for Cleveland Rutherford at Noffze Funeral Home
Funeral services are set for 10 a.m. today at Noffze Funeral Home for Cleveland Rutherford 87 of 625 W. Adams St. The interment will follow at Parkview Cemetery.
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Alexandria
Noffze
Cleveland Retherford
W. Adams St
Parkview Cemetery
Final rites for Willis L Hackleman set Saturday
Funeral services for Willis L. Hackleman age 61 are scheduled for 2 p m Saturday at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home. Burial will follow at Huntsville Cemetery. Calling hours are available at the funeral home.
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Fisher Brothers
Willis L. Hackleman
Huntsville Cemetery
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Thanh Hoa
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UPI
Air Force
Azores
New York
Leopold Stokowski
Cherbourg
France
Southampton
Richard Patton
Cunard Lines of America
New
Rngs
Tom Lewis
Royal Air Force
Defense Ministry
St. Mawgan
Cornwall
Lewis
Glenn McHatton
Pell Brothers
Lafayette, Ga
Gospel Light
County
Ace Fox
Ace Oran Fox
Rt. 8
Cary Fox
Orpha Gaus
Petrel
Louise) Wood
Charles
Lostine) Zeh
Chesterfield
Mabel Freeman
Wolcottville
Bucco
Horace Shuman
Daleville Baptist Church
Fox
Paul Howerton
Paul G. Howerton
Briar Rd
Delco-Remy
Eagles Lodge
Mary
Paul Michael
Jennie Key
Orlando
Fla
Lillian
Charles Weed
W. Broadway
Joyce Chapel Church
Gilman Brother and Sisterhood
American Legion
Eugene Weed
Rozella Wilson
Ona Kay Sigler
Sylvia McCarty
Ronald Ferguson
Edwin Ferguson
Marion
John Weed
Corning
N.Y
D. Wilbur Andrews
James
Jimmie” Coffee
W. Main St
Harold
Vivian Nuzum Coffee
Dunnichay
Ralph Richardson
East Main Street Christian Church
Elwood City Cemetery
Phyllis
Michael Fletcher
Rodney
Kimberly Ann
Thome
George Hill
New Mexico
Blanche Prather
Baptist Church
Kenneth Ward
Evans-Godby-Trout
Shirley
Greensboro
Condo and Son
Glen Cove
Knightstown
Rush County
Robert Taylor
Frank Hill
Paul Miller
Willis Hackleman
Capital
J. C. Hoover
Citizens Bank
Convocation Hall
Anderson College
South Meridian Church of God
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