Mishap results in youth's death in Franklin area
An 18 year old Franklin youth Doug Carman died after a crash on Ind 32 near Coventry Drive. A 19 year old driver Robert W Lee and passengers Beth Garrett 19 and Stacy Paul 18 from Muncie were treated and released from hospitals. Carman had been in ICU at St Vincent Indianapolis after severe head injuries and multiple internal injuries from the May 12 crash.
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Herald
Franklin
Indianapolis
Doug Carman
Rt. 4
Coventry
Carman
St. Vincent's Hospital
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Beth Garrett
Stacy Paul
Muncie
Lee
Garrett
Paul
Community Hospital
Ball State University
Young Life Movement
Young Life
Highland High School
Muncie University
Young Life Leadership
Lee Auto
David G. Knoy
Knoy
Coventry Drive
Two Vehicle Thefts Reported on Monday Afternoon
Probed thefts occurred late Monday afternoon. Terri McLain reported her purse stolen from an unlocked car on East 17th Street after parking near friends, with about $290 cash and cards missing. James Lamb said items were stolen from his car on Main Street, including two speakers worth $30 and a stereo tape case with tapes valued at $105.
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Stanley G. Alvey
S. Sheridan St
Elwood
Alvey
William Perdue
Lindale
Anderson
Perdue
Terri McLain
North Shore Blvd
East 17Th Street
James Lamb
Rt. 4
Box 159
Pendleton
Main Street
Lamb
Vietnam ties target of trip by Chase Manhattan ex executive
Ridgway Brewster Knight, a former American diplomat and Chase Manhattan director of international relations in Europe, spent a week in Hanoi last month to discuss normalization with Vietnam and carried a personal message for President Carter. State Department said Knight did not carry messages or negotiate for the United States and that diplomats had prior talks with him.
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Washington
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Noted speaker Sorrentino to spotlight community responsibility
Noted crime and law and order commentator Joe Sorrentino, TV personality, will speak at the Anderson Chamber of Commerce spring meeting at the Anderson Country Club. Co sponsors include Madison County re-entry organization and Consolidated Building Services with General Motors Anderson, honoring new and lifetime members.
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Today Show
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Charles Jones
Patrick J. Kiely
Champer
Orrentino
Eighth Street zoning bid on plan commission agenda
The Anderson City Plan Commission will consider four rezoning petitions and a variance at Monday’s meeting. A 1203 W Eighth St request seeks B-3 to B-2 zoning to allow a garage as a real estate office. Other petitions include 1610 1614 E and 1689 W 16th St RS to B-2 for Oasis bar and parking, 1220 W 53rd St R2 to B2 for semi trailers, 6317 S Madison Ave R-2 to B2 for a music store, and Edgewood Place sewer waiver from subdivision rules.
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West Eighth Street
Anderson City Plan Commission
West Feet
Dick Donnelly
Eighth St
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Virginia Butcher
Plan Commission
Richard Segner
W. 16Th Strom RS
Fred R. Shanks
53Rd St
Robert L. Miller
Madison Ave
Edgewood Place
Hamilton and
Layton Roads
Inflation Outlook Sparks Alarm From Carter Aides
Officials forecast April and May consumer price figures will be harsh with a 9.3 percent pace cited as a likely annual rate. Barry Bosworth warned April would be a disaster even as others expect modest policy responses. Food costs, housing, and medical care drive the rise while wage and price restraint efforts aim to curb inflation.
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Barry Bosworth
Council On Wage and Price Stability
Goverment
Bosworth
Labor Department
Carter
Death toll clues from university conference diseases
The report notes 30 people reserved rooms Sunday and about the same Monday after a disease outbreak among conference attendees. The average age of the deceased was 54, with ages 49 to 70. Two deaths were in Indiana, one in New York. Survivors include two from Indiana and two from Michigan, all treated successfully. Jim Green of LA News Bureau cites attendees in town for a basketball game and university conferences, staying in separate Union rooms.
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Robert O'Neil
University
Indiana
New York
Michigan
Jim Green
L.A
Union
Police cite seat belt use and CARE program impact on highway deaths
Indiana state police report 45 percent belt use, noting fewer fatal crashes on CARE monitored interstates 80 90 65 69 70 despite overall deaths. Officials plan to expand concentrated patrols for July and September holidays and pursue more local agency support. Two holiday fatalities followed a weekend with rail crossing and pedestrian injuries.
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Project Combined Accident Reduction Effort
CARE
Steve Hartszell
Rt. 2
Walkerton
North Liberty
Sai Lyle B. Prue
South Bend
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