County Bridge Funding Faces Legal Challenge in Anderson
Anderson College and the Church of God asked the Indiana State Tax Board to deny a 1.2 million dollar bridge appropriation from Madison County funds. Attorneys argued environmental studies and proper levy records were required before spending revenue-sharing and bridge money, while state officials claimed funds are available and notices were proper. Officials warned of possible litigation if the board approves and questioned county finances and advert timing.
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Anderson College
Church of God
Board of
Madison County Council
David Dennis
10Th District
William Byer
Anderson
County Council
Carl Broo
Robert Ferrier
Dennis and
Byer
Broo
Ferrier
Tax Board
R&s
Dennis
Byersawyer
Him
Marion Hurst
Hurst
Dispute Flares Over Social Security Funding
Washington AP The Ford administration urged no new Social Security tax increases before 1977 while refusing concrete deficit-curbing proposals. Caspar Weinberger said delaying measures undermines fiscal integrity as actuaries predict deficits totaling billions in coming years.
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Washington
Ford Administration
Yea
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Caspar W. Weinberger
House
Ways and Means Subcommittee On
Social Security
Congress
Subcommittee
James A. Burke
D-Mass
Burke
Joseph E. Karth
D-Minn
Weinberger
Federal
Economic upturn eyed despite worse economy
Government forecasters stand by predictions of an improving economy in the months ahead amid ongoing declines in overall economic activity. The report notes cautious optimism and outlines expected trends for the near term.
Two Legislators Explain General Assembly Actions
Herald staff report shows Rep. Craig B Campbell and Rep. John Blevins defending 61 day session. They discuss modest Anderson area legislation, calendar criticism, and opposition to full time lawmakers amid budget and leadership concerns.
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R-Anderson
House
Ways and Means
Anderson
Mounds Park
Blevins
Assembly
Highway Department
Campbell
City Outlines Spending Plan for $762,000 C-D Grant
Anderson wins HUD approval for 762000 in community development funds. Programs include home repairs for elderly and low income, renter counseling, legal ads, relocation, demolition of substandard buildings, sewer lift station, traffic signals, sidewalks and park projects, land purchases for centers and future neighborhood facilities.
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Anderson
U.S
Elwood
Bud" Hillis
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Barrett Law
Lawson Court
Fifth City
Meridian Plaza
Economica
Fifth City Council
17Th
Lincoln Streets
Genter Memorial Center
E. 10Th Street
White River
Irondale
Central Avenue
Summer Park Plans Now Ready
Correction notes the Page 1 headline should read Summer Park Plans Now Ready. The Herald regrets the error and outlines a correction for readers.
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Herald
the Herald
NAACP Presses Board Over School Official in Madison Co
Madison County NAACP leaders demanded the Anderson school board fire a supervisor after a May 14 clash with Adair Gibbs. The board and NAACP reached a compromise to pursue the matter through regular channels and agreed to meet again after discussions on racial tensions and school integration plans.
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Pynniny Knuminy Herald
Madison County
NAACP
Anderson School
Adair Gibbs
Jennings Coen
Coen
Gibbs
G.E. Ebbertt
Turner
Ed Miller
Reese
Robert Hoover
Kenneth McClure
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