Indiana Democrats push tax plan with $50 household certificates
In Indianapolis AP report the Democrats propose a 1972 tax package raising most taxes while easing property tax through a $50 certificate mailed to every Indiana household filing a 1971 head of household return. Certificates could cover property tax, income tax, or refund in 1973. Republicans and Democrats found common ground on many points though major split on income tax structure remains.
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Indiana House Edges Toward Tax Hikes in Early 1950s Talks
House committee negotiates two tax paths including higher sales cigarette and alcohol levies with funds aimed at mental health. Competing proposals split on income tax rates and credits with GDP and Democratic plans offering graduated schemes and exemptions.
Rail union eyes retroactive pay amid wage board debate
The Railroad Signalmen announce a tentative 42 month contract with sizable pay raises, risking Pay Board guidelines on retroactive increases. Officials discuss implementation while the board adjourns without new directives. ratification set for next Saturday in Chicago.
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Aid Program Gets Temporary Lift in Senate Action
The Senate approved by voice vote an emergency funding measure for foreign aid and several other federal agencies, extending spending through December 3 while Congress finalizes regular appropriations. The rival House version would fund at $3.39 billion, with plans to revive a foreign aid authorization via a special Rules Committee resolution to bypass a full floor fight.
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Freak Accident Kills Area Man
Olan A. Keigley a 61 year old Middletown resident died early Tuesday at St John s Hospital Anderson from a gun accident. He suffered a chest wound when a rifle he was placing on a rack discharged as it fell. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 p m at Harold E Roelle Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. He was born April 2 1910 in Cutler Illinois and lived in the Anderson area most of his life. He is survived by his widow Sylvia Cousins two daughters Joann Hollingsworth and Bonita Fox a son Gary D Keigley four brothers and seven grandchildren. Visitation is Thursday 2-5 and 7-9 p m.
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Minnie Taylor Keigley
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Joann) Hollingsworth
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Lee
Bonita) Fox
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Middletown
Weather Outlook Mild with Clouds and Showers
Partly to mostly cloudy conditions with a mild day and a mid 60s high. Chance of rain 20 percent today rising to 40 percent tonight and continuing into Thursday with temperatures in the 60s.
Sound Off covers fraud warnings on mail promotions
Readers report scams from a mug book photo promotion asking $12.50 and promising magazine publication. Indiana BBB warns, calls recommended, letters preferred, and identity details required. Anderson Herald solicits public questions and notes many inquiries weekly.
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Urban League investigates director in Anderson
The Anderson Urban League board appointed a five member inquiry committee to assess executive director Mrs. Juanita Clay. A two thirds vote could terminate her, with a call for her resignation also considered. The board cites inadequate administration and notes funding mainly comes from the United Fund.
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Dee
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Mack Hixon
Clay
William Harper
Val Clear
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Sampson Nelson
Clear
Town Fathers Weigh Fate Of Shirley Three-Way Liquor License
In Shirley Indiana the town board moved to repeal the 1967 ordinance allowing liquor by the drink as citizens protest and new members prepare to take seats. Town Board President Benjamin Goudy died Friday night, delaying action and leaving liquor sales in limbo until January when new officials are sworn in.
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Eddie
Betty Jones
Betty
Virginia Harrell
Benjamin Goudy
Goudy
Jury Finds Reformatory Guard Captain Not Guilty in 1968 Riot
District Court jurors acquitted Guard Captain Jason Huckeby of a felony charge tied to ordering guards to shoot during the Pendleton Reformatory riot on Sept 26 1968. Deliberations continue on misdemeanor counts against six other staff amid racial tensions and prior incidents at the prison.
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