Senate Votes No To Weapons Cut
The Senate reversed on two votes in a weaponry bill, rejecting a $500 million cut, approving a $500 million reduction instead of $730 million, and sending the $21 billion authorization to a House Senate conference. The final passage was 91 to 7, with party lines and several defections shaping the outcome.
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Harrison Humphries
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
House
James B. Allen
Dala
Wallace F. Bennett
Rutah
Henry M." Jackson
Dwash
Russell B. Long
D-La
Warren G. Magnuson
Gale McGee
Jon R. Young
Questing N
Burdick
Dick Clark
Harold E. Hughes
John C. Stennis
D-Mis
Ervices
Jer Humphrey
Administration
Strom ‘Thurmond
S.C
William Proxmire
D. Wis
Byrd
Senate Armed Vices Committee
Navy
Marine Corps
Army
Air Force
Agnew bribery probe under legal clock dispute
In Baltimore prosecutors push to unveil evidence as a grand jury may proceed while debates over grand jury rights linger. The investigation centers on Vice President Agnew with judges and courts weighing statutes of limitations and timing since his 1969 ascent to the vice presidency amid political and legal fights.
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Baltimore
Sve
Grandary
Walter E. Hoffman
grand_jury
Justice Department
Grand Jury
Furans
Enoruan
Agnew
Albert
Assi
Henry E. Petersen
House
Pews
White House
Atty
Bill L. Richardson
Presient Nixon
Petersen
Independence
Paul Westwood
Independence Pot House
A&st. Atty
Warren
Richard
Son
Warren Westwood
J. Fred Buzhardt
Carl Albert
Panel To Weigh Alex Monroe Dress Code
Alexandria school board approved a special hearing panel to review the legality of the Alexandria Monroe dress code after a complaint filed by Mrs. Yvonne Mercer and a petition signed by 50 AMHS students. The hearing examiner will be Superintendent Thomas Thomas.
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Alex-Monroe
Alexandria
Alexandria-Monroe
Yvonne Mercer
AMHS
Mercer
Thomas Thom
Diane Lindey
Alexandria Eatellen
Orestes Little League
Madison County Association
New Arrivals Report From Local Homes
Me and Mrs Craig Metiroe announce a birth at 23W and a boy. Mr and Mrs Howard Sutton of 1690 Brown welcome a boy. Mr and Mrs Charles Soden of 1239 Linden Lane welcome a boy. Mr and Mrs David Green of Alexandria announce a boy. Mr and Mrs Steve Sawyer of 1329 Frankton Rd announce a boy. Mr and Mrs Gary Keith at 216 welcome a boy. Mr and Mrs Gary Stanley of Alexandria announce a girl. Mr and Mrs Michael Steets of 80 W 37th St celebrate a boy. Mr and Mrs Gary Zimmermann of Elwood announce a boy. Dale Smith of Milton Ave. and Mrs Charles Means Rt 1 announce a boy. Janes Jonsson of 4506 Range Line Road and Mrs Jota Osie of Vevay welcome a boy.
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Craig Metiroe
Howard Sutton
Brown
Charles Soden
Linden Lane
David Green
Alexandria
Steve Sawyer
Frankton Rd
Gary Keith
Gary Stanley
Michael Steets
Gary Zimmerman
Elwood
Community Hospital
Ies
Dale Smith
Milton Ave
Gil
Charles Means
Janes Jonsson
Alis
Mes
Jota
Osie
Vevay
Ex-Army Chief Named U.S. Negotiator for Troop Cuts
President Nixon designated Stanley R. Resor former Army secretary as chief U.S. negotiator for mutual troop reductions in Europe. He will hold ambassador rank and lead talks in Vienna beginning October 20 aiming to reduce allied and Warsaw Pact troop strengths. Resor served as Army secretary from 1965 to 1971.
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Washington
Stanley R. Resor
Nixon
U.S
Europe
Resor
Vienna
New York City
Florida Man Pleads Innocent in Murder Case
Danny B. Self of Cocoa pleaded innocent to first degree murder in the Sept. 22 stabbing of Florence Jane Yabar a 19 of Summitville. The Brevard County Circuit Judge ordered him held without bond to face an Oct. 29 trial. Miss Yabarra was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Bradiey.
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Titusville
Fla
Danny B. Self
Cocoa
Florence Jane Yabara
Summitville
Self
Brevard County
Robert B. McGregor
Miss Yabarra
Bradiey' Ea
Death Notices for Mrs. Marry D. Mannon of Anderson
Mrs. Marry D. Mannon 79 a resident of Anderson for years died Monday noon at St. Johns Hospital after years of ill health. She lived with daughter Sally Hay in Pendleton since 1989 and had previously babysat in Anderson. A native of Pendleton she was a charter member of Pendleton Christian Church. Survived by three children Thomas B. Mannon Sally Hay and Mrs. Bill Clendenen three grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 10 am Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with Rev Henry Patterson. Interment Mendon Cemetery. Family receives friends today 7–9 pm and Wednesday 2–5 and 7–9 pm.
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Marry D. Mannon
Anderson
St. John's Hospital
Pendleton
Sally Hay
Albert Manon
Pendleton Christian Church
Thomas B. “Manon
Los Alamos
N.M
Bill
Mary A.) Clendenen
Harold E. Rozelle
Henry Patterson
Free Will Baptist Church
Chesterfield
Mendon
Nando Hudson
Sprague St
St. John's
KTA
Madison County
Charles E. Miller Corp
Nell
Gerald
Whiteland
Fra
Bart A
Pendle
Charies M. Hodson
Brown and Butz
Gary Albitten
First Baptist’ Church
Anderson Memorial Park
Funeral Home
Edward P. McCarthy
Retcher
Jane App Addison
Elwood
John
Brenda Wilson
Debra Crum
Baker Brothers
James Ricker
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
American Playground Device Company of
Norman J. Miller
Winter Park
Fla
American Playground Device Company
Evansville
Wabash College
New England Life Insurance Company
Indianapolis
Florida
Kiwanis Club
Key Club
Florida Recreation and Parks Association
George Taggart
East Maplewood Cemetery
Mary Margaret Miller
Marilyn Grant
Altamonte’ Springs
Frederic H. Miller
San Francisco
Calif
Marjorie Ann Winteregg
Fort Wayne
Emily L. Miller
Warren P. Miller
Robert W. Miller
Philip G. Miller
Techeame
rAugust
Jennie Smalley
Fairmount
Rigdon
Joseph
Liberty Township
Ladies Aid
J. Russell Smalley
Gas City
Everett Smalley
Dale Smalley
Summitville
Noler Memorial
Xen Harvey
Knox Chapel
Elwood Mayor Warns Of Street Budget Shortfall
Elwood Mayor Gene Smith warned the city council that street department funds are nearly exhausted, risking a 1 hour workweek for some employees due to a $13,000 budget shortfall and overtime costs. He proposed transferring funds from the materials budget via an ordinance funded by revenue sharing. council to review with the city attorney and consider a special meeting.
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Elwood
Gene Smith
Smith
Anderson
16Th
Clyde Y Williams and Associates
Conulting Engineering Firm
City Cuncil Chambers
Duck Creek
Aroma
Richard Garder
22Nd
North Streets
25Th
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Gardner
John Eder
First
Main Streets
Eder
Multiple Local Obituaries Highlight Anderson Area Deaths
Edward McCarthy 23 of 1125 Retcher Street died at home after years in Anderson. Maude Adams 99 of 1901 Poplar Street, former Dundee resident, died at Community Hospital. Norman J. Miller senior VP of American Playground Device Company died in Winter Park Florida after long illness. Elizabeth Minnick 87 of Oakville died in New Castle. Betty Rogers 61 of 5027 Columbus Avenue died at Community Hospital. Deloris Stewart 58 of Brock Apts. died at Community Hospital. Mae Stegner 88 living in a nursing home in Arcadia formerly of Anderson. John E. Burris 66 of Marseilles, Illinois, died at Riverview Hospital Noblesville. Mary Jo Cross 49 of Rt. 5 New Castle died at home. Jennie Smalley 88 of Fairmount died in nursing home. Symee L. Springer 73 of 1720 Jackson studied at St. John’s Hospital.
Mrs Mattie Lewis Dies at 90 in Local Hospital
Mrs Mattie Lewis aged 90 of 1224 West 16th Street died Sunday morning at Johns Hospital. A native of Troy Alabama she was a member of Friendship Baptist Church. Surviving are three sons Anderson Willie Mack John ileary and Joe Frank Lewis. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Mattie Lewis
16Th St
John’s Hospital
Troy
Ala
Friendship Baptist Church
Anderson
Willie Mack
John
Ileary
Joe Frank ‘Lewis
Fairmount Man Frank Butcher Died at 81
Frank Butcher, a longtime Fairmount resident and World War I veteran, died early Sunday at Community Hospital in Anderson. Born in Hartford City, he spent most of his life in Fairmount and attended the Fairmount Baptist Church. He was 81.
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Frank Butcher
Fairmount
Jank D. Butcher
Anderson
Hartford City
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Wood
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Madison County New Society
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Oakville
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Lakeworth
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Mansel Ohio
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Baker Brothers Funeral
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Blackford County
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Phyllis) Bruce
Des Plaines
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