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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1978

Page

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Trash pile near jail sparks city dispute over contractor

A Madison city trash heap outside the Madison County Jail on Central Avenue highlights a conflict between county officials and new refuse contractor Ralph Reed. Officials say Buck's City Service previously served the jail. Reed argues his contract excludes jail pickups. Mayor Robert L. Rock cites early contract handcaps and inexperienced crews as causes while noting the issue may be temporary. Sheriff John Gunter confirms Reed reported jail pickups to him, with further details continued on page 3.

Madison County Central Avenue Ralph Reed Buck Reed Rrilaman Herald City Hall All America Robert L. Rock the Herald Rock Fof Buck's Board of Public Works Winara Buck Board of Works John Gunter

Burns urges 10 percent pay cut for top officials

Former Federal Reserve Chair Arthur F. Burns urged a voluntary 10 percent pay cut for the president, all appointees and Congress to curb inflation. He also proposed a two year pay freeze for top corporate executives and smaller raises for federal employees, while House committees voted to deny a cost of living raise for lawmakers.

Federal Reserve Arthur F. Burns Senate Banking Committee Burns Congress William Proxmire Dwis Senate

Warnke says US would outmatch Soviets in any arms race

Washington AP chief arms negotiator Paul C. Warnke warned on the eve of new talks that if SALT fails the United States would win any strategic arms race with the Soviet Union. He said the US would not let the Soviets gain strategic superiority and would maintain a strong negotiating position. Warnke stressed the will and resources to match and outpace an unbridled competition.

Salt Collé Washington Paul C. Warnke Soviet Union Warnke Rela Associated Press New York United States

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Outside Weather Summary

Partly cloudy and warm today with highs in the low 80s. Tonight remains fair with mid 60s lows. Thursday will be mostly sunny and warm with mid 80s highs. Anderson’s high Tuesday reached 70 with a low of 58. Sunrise is 5 38 a.m. and sunset 8 16 p.m.

Anderson

Operation CARE aims to curb speeding over Memorial Day weekend

Police agencies in more than 40 states join Operation CARE to enforce the 55 mph national limit and curb drunk driving, improper passing, and following too closely. Indiana and Michigan state forces kick off with a kickoff luncheon in Coldwater. Captain R. E. Davis and Sgt Glenn Schrock attend representing state police. The plan emphasizes voluntary compliance, efficient traffic flow, and reduced highway crashes during the upcoming holiday period.

Michael R. Pitts C.A.R.E Tle Indiana Michigan Coldwater Mich R.E. Davis Glenn Schrock Pendleton District 24 Operaion C.A.R.E

National speed limit program expands patrols nationwide

The States will deploy hundreds of patrol cars and aircraft under a nationwide traffic safety program. Troopers will target speeding and alcohol related driving during peak travel times on Friday and Monday. The effort follows pilot work by Michigan and Indiana State Police.

Michigan Indiana

Ex Bowen aide opposes Mounds Park transfer plan

James Abraham Anderson former Bowen aide and GOP state Senate hopeful condemned a proposal to transfer Mounds State Park to Anderson. He argued the park preserves 2000 year old artifacts, questions finances and water sewer needs, and warns a transfer would set a bad precedent while noting federal Urban Rivers aims and broad regional use. Anderson pressed public input and urged letters to officials.

Kent Parks Mounds State Park Jim Abraham Anderson Otis Bowen GOP Mounds Park Abraham Indiana Department of Natural Resources State Budget Agency Mounds Chesterfield Indiana Cities Canada Netherlands Austria Little Calumet Park Anderson and Muncie Craig Campbell D Anderson John Blevins R-Anderson

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