Chesterfield Faces Sewage Dispute Over Plant Ownership
Chesterfield Town Board nears a decision on sewer line ownership or liability for the 4,000 foot connecting sewer and treatment site from Range Line Road to Chesterfield. Officials weigh federal funds for a new plant and potential lawsuits with Anderson, aiming to halt White River pollution by September 1971 while meeting costs and mandates.
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Anderson
State
Chesterfield Town Board
Anderson City Limits
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White River
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Forthcom
Richard Watson
Town Pard
Watson
Esterfield
Whitesaver
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Clashes Across A Shau Valley A Minh Forest Frontlines
Allied forces battled Communist led units in four A Shau Valley sectors and the U Minh Forest area. North Vietnamese and Viet Cong losses totaled at least 79 killed in seven skirmishes with 22 South Vietnamese and 31 wounded on allied and Saigon sides. An armored column fought up Highway 1 near Saigon, with air and artillery support, while a Huey helicopter was shot down on the valley’s eastern flank.
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A Minh Forest
Mekong Delta
A Shau
Farorth
Norhhern
A Shaw
Fuy-ne
U Minh Forest
Highway 1
Apel
A'Shau
Rail strike ends. plant layoffs avoided in Anderson area
The two day rail halt halted layoffs at Delco Remy and Guide Lamp in Anderson as workers returned to duty. Officials said production continued normally with no orders canceled, while GM plants in nearby Muncie planned gradual hiring to replace leaving staff.
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E.R. McCowan
South Anderson
Penn Central
Anderson
Delco-Remy
Guide Lamp
Gentral Motors
Nixon
Senate
Bud Moose
Loei
Russell Hulse
Delco
Richard Burlingame
Guide
Delco Ae
Dian
Chevrolet
Muncie
Soviet Mars 2 mission launched to reach Mars in 196?
Tass reports the Mars 2 interplanetary station lifted at 7 28 p m toward Mars on a 300 million mile flight with a possible solo landing. NASA postponed Mariner 9 launch after Mariner 8 failure while notes on past Mariner flybys and earlier Soviet attempts are cited.
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Mars
Tass
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Atlantic
United States
Mariner 7
Soviet Union
Mansfield Proposal Loses In Senate Clash Over Troop Cuts
The Senate rejected Mansfield's plan to cap troop levels in Europe, voting 68 to 19 against amendments that would tie any increases above the 150,000 ceiling to Congress approval. Nelson's measure for a phased 83 percent cut and talks with allies fared 83 to 26 against. Nixon administration framed the votes as a major foreign policy victory amid East-West talks, with Mansfield insisting the issue would reopen if needed.
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Nixon
Frank Church
D-idabo
Senate
Montana
Mansfield
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Congress
Europe
Gaylord Nelson Js
Two Students Held In Hoax Bomb Threat at North Side Junior High
Two juveniles were apprehended after a hoax call claimed a bomb at North Side Junior High School. A bomb squad investigated while the fire department and police secured the area. The threat proved false and students resumed classes. The youths were taken to the Juvenile Center after alleging harassment by other students.
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Jennings Coen
Cchool
Fire Department
Posce
Schoor
Aree
Jury selection in first degree murder trial continues
Bruce Wayne Johnson, 22, faces ongoing jury selection in the slaying of Pinkerton warehouse guard James Jobes, 26, last July 29. Madison Circuit Judge Carl T. Smith overruled two defense motions and sustained one by Woolbert, with rulings on juror separation, courtroom access, and rights protections.
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Bruce Wayne Johnson
Pinkerton
Madison
Carl T. Smith
Johnson
AL S. Woolbert
Anderson Police Department
James
Jobes
Michigan Warehhouse
Woolbert Ques
Demos May Continue 2 Per Cent Employe Political Assessment
Indiana Democrats expected to endorse continuing a 2 percent payroll deduction from government workers to fund the party. Gov Whitcomb Republican had ended the practice for about 5,000 state employees, while several Democratic officials already collected dues. The state committee weighs policy guidance from Chairman Kenneth Thompson amid ongoing finance debates.
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Indiana
Democratic State Committee
Gordon St. Angelo
State Committee
Edgar D. Whitcomb
John J. Loughlin
Binet
Charman
Kenneth Thompson
Seaiburg
Thompson
Markets and livestock in Herald features today
Markets, livestock and financial news are featured on page 40 with notes on prices and trends. Local advertisements and classified listings accompany the financial brief, highlighting market shifts and regional trade activity.
Rescued Unharmed Prisoners Thwart Escape Plot
Two Auburn University coeds were grabbed by three inmates at Draper Correctional Center as they entered the mess hall with students. After 90 tense minutes, staff and inmates diverted the escape plan and the two would be escapees were captured. Prison officials identified the would be escapees as Ira Moore and David Hall and the three protecting inmates as Larry Pitt, Frank Woods, and Bobby Neary. The two victims were shaken but uninjured and released to the warden’s home before transfer to Mt Meigs Receiving Center.
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Ala
Draper Correctional Center
Shan
Barn Univer
Draper
Ira Moore
Jefferson County
David Hall
Houston County
Pee
Board of Corrections
Jo le
Classified Clutter Stymies Readability Across Page
Fragmentary OCR notes show garbled phrases and stray names. Readers encounter unclear items amid jumbled text, making it hard to extract a coherent news item or notice from the page segment.
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