Escaped juvenile case tied to county police surrender
A 13 year old who escaped from Maison County Juvenile Center on May 12 surrendered at Madison County Jail Friday afternoon. Vanessa Molt Ai and Alexantheia were held on juvenile charges. David Breck Adams and Paul Baisden faced felony and related charges. Police report Adams and Baisden entered the center, ordered attendants free Hell from her cell, and fled on foot. Investigations also noted vandalism with windows broken at local businesses late Thursday into Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raulerson Jrl
Maison County
Madison County
Vanessa Fern Molt
Alexantheia
David Breck Adams
Rt 1
Alexandrix
Adams
Paul
Baisden
Amonh
16Th St
Hell
Holt
Ind
Raneeline Road
Braisden
Aider 3 Bridge
Rangeline Road
Chesterfield
Elwgou Polace
Multiple incidents and deaths rattled West Elwood area
The report lists a 19 year old Sheas survivor, funerals at Baker Brothers, and burglaries at Chester Dishman and Jill Bmumerting residences. A three vehicle collision on Main Street injured a city youth, while two cars were stolen from Hastatt Tavern and Travelers Motel. Police described a male thief from Dallas and noted several window break-ins and a bank/drugstore vandalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Mark Branch
60Th St
Sarah Denniston
Delaware St
Denniston
Jerry Burkié
Rt. 4
St. John's Hospital
Melanie Staith
Hastatt
Pendteton Ave
Smith
David
Aileen Smith
Chesterfield
Dallas
Texas
Chester Dishman
Jill Bmumerting
Meridian S
Petty
Energy Experts Urge Industry Conservation
Energy experts tell Anderson Chamber of Commerce that industry can curb usage by adopting an energy management plan. William Dulka cites public indifference and a stock rebound example while Michael Maher discusses national energy policy and building efficiency. John Chaille notes overestimated resources and looming shortages. Chamber PRIDE leaders summarize industry interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finergy Caucus
Frergy
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Joby Chaille
Indiane Energy Office
Fred Stobados
Lynch Corporation
Clarence Broadus
Conservation Comultant
Sainl
Anderson Chamber
Commerce
William Dulka
Indianapolis
U.S. Department of Commerce
Dulka
Michael Maher
Office of Energy
Washington, D.C
Inwer City
Maher
John Chaille
Indiana Energy Office
Tee Handley
Deke Remy
Chamber of Commerce
Area 1 land use hearing draws rural turnout and concerns
More than 40 residents attended the Area 1 public land use session at Forest Girls Elementary School with about 50 issues raised. The main focus was the proposed two mile Raible Avenue bridge over the White River and a ridge plan dating to 1962. Officials said the bridge remains years away and schedules show ongoing delays. Rural Lafayette and Jackson Townships voiced desire to preserve rural identity and oppose annexation while seeking no extra parks. Other grievances included drainage issues, sewer repairs, street work, and limits on federal intervention. Additional hearings were set for East Side Junior Webt and Washington School with sessions at Chesterfield Town lal and Park Place School at 7:00 pm.
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Forest Girls Elementary
Raible Avenue
White River
Madison County Council of Governments
COU
Mughe Bridge
Jeaalhree Sears
Southside
Lafayette
Jackson Townships
COG
Lifayette
Jackson Township
Hoaring
VanBuskirk
Madison Ave
Wil
Steet
John Murphy
the Herald
Franklin School
East Side
Washington School
Chesterfield Town
Park Place
Anderson area deaths and obituaries page summary
Nellie Hill, ex resident of Anderson, dies in La Jolla after a wartime Red Cross and Ladies for Britain activity. services in La Jolla and Anderson. Everett K. Nuphes, 64, a former Anderson resident, dies in Houston. survivors include wife Jane and siblings. services in Houston. Various local deaths include Hallie DeWeese and Norman Lee Vert. services planned in Pendleton, Anderson, and surrounding areas with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Anderson Area
Nellie Hill
Cheers
Nellie Alford II
Anderson
Ladfolla
Willan J. Alford
Alford
Anderson Fine Arts Center
Hill
First Presbyterian Church
Chevent
Clin Club
Teacups
Everett Hughes
Everett K. Nuphes
Houston
Texas
Burnly Tipton
Forest Park
Jr Fioustan Willy Bucst
Notte Street
Baker Brothers Funeral
She Roy
Thomas Bowman
Memorial Park Cemetery
Hy Funeral Home
Hollie DeWeese
Hallie C. DeWense
Hamiter Heights
Arcadia
Mancock County
Tivold i Anderson
Debbie Brown
Donna Winters
Emory Harris Kennaild
Emory
Lonnie) Harris
Kennard
Wlelon
Friends Church
Cleo
Dugene
Alice) Bolinger
Panama Cay
Ralph
New Castle
Robert
Leslie
Shirley
Ales Essie Slarlan
Markieville
Chester
Santa Ana
Calif
Arabert
Ernest
Howard
Hirley
Breal-arind
Condo Ani Son
Wilkinson
Lois Simmerman
Mechanicsburg
Norman Tfert
Pendleton
Norman Lee Vert
St. John's Hospital
Tfert
Matisay County
Delvustemy
Plant
Mt. Morial
Mendon
Imac
Elyria
Ohio
Alendubehtees
William Granger
John Kilgore
Temecula
Cabf
United Methodist Memorial
Arial
East Maplewood
Buller Minerst Upme i Waren
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Sheas
Carl
Loginsport
Debbie
Sulphur Springs
Michelle Gayis
Carlisle
Montgomery
Ala
Caris
Eaton
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Chase Insurance Agency
Anderson St
Urichs
Tam’s Drugs
Union State Bank of
West Elwood
Flwood
Security Bank
Sheena Chambers
Wachodi A. Brenan
Alene Ashien
Linda Stohura
Kelly Jones
Dale Hanson
Sail
Mivbunaeanson
Joseph Wainscott
Gregory Edges
Alyganiizia
Community Hospital
Mandal Narnett
Alexandria
Robert Parshley
St. Charles St
Lioyne Patton
Robert A. Jones
Waterinal
James O'Danion
Walter Baker
Walter A. Baker
Peart St
St. John’s Hospital
New York Central Railroad
Por
Jasson
Christina Poor Fermert
Christina ‘M. Poor
United Methodist Memorial Home
Warren
Fifth Street United Methodist Church
Ireve
Margaret Browning
Mary Flood
Don Mendenhall
Cape Talk
Scatterfield Road
Herald-Bulletini
Berne
Pendleton Ave
Kenny Parker
Chattanooga, Tenn
Ovid Community Church
New Columbus
Clifton & Bonnie
Vernon
Voice of Truth Radio
Charles Coombs
Columbus Avenue
M. Max Morgan
Tiston
Wesley
Heron
Jesus Christ
Ada
Chesgion
Worskif
Menage
Wesley Chapel
Petior
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