Policeman or Janitor at Anderson Police HQ
Anderson police sergeant Harold E. Boze, a fully qualified officer, handles maintenance duties at police headquarters from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. The chief defends the practice as cheaper than outside repairs, noting Boze also manages air conditioning and furnaces and wears a uniform without daily patrol duty.
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Anderson
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Boze
Nenance
City Hall
Reeder Heating and Air Conditioning, Inc
Detective Division
GM To Introduce New '76 Minicar
General Motors announced plans to introduce America's smallest car in the next model year as part of a push to boost gas mileage. Details on price or name were not disclosed, but reports suggest a high fuel efficiency target and a move to regain market share amid industry sales declines and rising imports.
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Ford
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Murphy
Congress Inaction Delays GI Bill Checks Across Veterans
Washington pauses for spring supplemental funding as VA estimates show 300000 veterans face postponed GI Bill education and training benefits next month while 1.1 million more could be unaffected unless Congress acts by June. Officials warn June checks totaling 425 million hinge on the supplemental bill.
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Veterans Administration
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Agriculture Department
Guide recalls 41 at Delco Remy and memorial day closings
Memory day closures affect Madison County centers and banks as Guide Division restarts 41 retirees on the move while Delco Remy recalls 96 more workers total recalls reach 1039. Memorial Day closures hit government centers and banks with limited mail and window service in some areas. The county court fight with Judge Schrenker continues over funding and subpoenas. A Lapel High School addition gains state approval with a new fine arts building to cost up to 800000 dollars and work planned at Frank ton and Lapel sites.
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Madison County
Anderson City Hall
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Anderson Banking Company
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Carlin Dawson
Powell
Council
Dawson
Schrenker
Memorial Day Rites Planned For Monday
Memorial Day ceremonies in Anderson begin at 10 a.m. at the Vietnam memorial and conclude about noon at East Maplewood Cemetery. Veterans groups participate with a parade caravan escorted by police, visiting Eisenhower Memorial bridge, Memorial Park Cemetery, and the Grand Army of the Republic plot. John Couch, 98, the last surviving Spanish American War veteran in the area, and Rev. Terry Bailey will speak at each site.
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America
Anderson City
East Maplewood Cemetery
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 266
American Legion Post 127
Disabled American Veterans Chapter 12
Remembering the
Vietnam Memorial
Eisenhower Memorial Bridge
White River
Terry Bailey
Anderson
Anderson and
Indiana
Little 500 Sprint Cars Battle at Sun Valley
Inside story previews the 27th annual Little 500 sprint car race at Sun Valley Speedway tonight with teams and machines set for the track. Barry leads Warriors past Bullets 109 101 in game seven, while a protein rich food item story appears on M4. Weather outlook warm and cloudy with afternoon storms. highs upper 80s and 40 percent rain chance. Obituaries, church news and classifieds featured.
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Sun Valley Speedway
Anderson
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