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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1973
Page
4
Reports describe military movements across the Suez Canal and into the Golan Heights with air raids, hospital evacuations, and shortages feared in East Jerusalem shops. Arab populations react with mixed emotions as alliances shift and talks attempt to ease tensions after a major air battle and renewed border buildup.
The Grand Dragon Chaney described the Madison County Klan protest as restrained and lawful while noting court-ordered restraining actions. He said walk plans began after a 1967 Johnson County case and pledge to return when the restraining order is lifted, citing police limited presence and past harassment.
Police monitor a Klansman gathering with about 3040 members and onlookers across the street from the courthouse. Indiana Grand Dragon William Chaney faces a temporary restraining order limiting Klan literature while vowing to pursue litigation to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Mrs. Fisher alleges Judge Sharp yelled and demanded payment in Elwood City Court after a boy missed work and appeared in court. She says Sharp directed a conference with an interpreter, then ordered downstairs payment while police and officials watched. Fisher plans to seek legal counsel amid claims of coercive pressure and rude treatment.
October 7 13 designated to promote employment of physically and mentally handicapped persons through public and private group participation. J C Armstrong manager of the Anderson Indiana State Employment Service notes this is the ninth consecutive year of the year round program.
New births announced at Community Hospital and St John’s Hospital include a girl to Mr and Mrs Ricky Jackson Shirley a girl to Mr and Mrs Gerrell Ward 2106 Sherman a girl a girl to Mr and Mrs Reginald Jones Walton a girl a boy to Mr and Mrs Cart Gilmore M19 E 45th.
Pendleton police report Garrell Flatt of Route 4 was arrested after midnight Friday on charges of possession and AWOL. He is held in the county jail pending disposition with assistance from state police and the Marine Corps noted in the report.
The article lists multiple obituaries and funeral arrangements across Anderson Middletown Elwood Muncie and Alexandria detailing names ages and residences. It notes services at Bethany Christian Church Memorial Park Cemetery and various funeral homes with dates and times for viewings and rites.
Word comes of the death of Clem Ruh former Anderson High School basketball star on the 1995 team the first in the area to win the state title. He had business ties in Hollywood and is survived by two sisters Betty Stroud of San Diego and Marie Osborn of La Masa and cousin Louis Ruh of Anderson. Final rites set for Thursday at Praisewater Mortuary with no burial in Forest Lawn Cemetery.
An accident involving Reba L. Rhodes and James S. Schmitt occurred about 11 30 p m Friday night with Rhodes saying she stopped at a red light and was rear ended while Schmitt claimed the light was yellow and he followed Rhodes. A separate crash on 37th Street injured Nettie Clark minor injuries but she refused transport. The Wake Up gas station fire was caused when a vehicle struck a pump at 1 19 p m Saturday and damage was limited to the pump. Carmen Baker, 23, was formally charged with kidnapping a local girl after authorities say he abducted a 17 year old on Park Avenue and drove her to Muncie before returning to Anderson.
Wiley W. Walters Jr., 27, an inmate at the Indiana State Reformatory in Pendleton serving a theft sentence since September 1971, was recaptured in Terre Haute Friday night. He escaped by driving while checking the brakes in a brown station wagon and had previously escaped last year during a work release program in Indianapolis.
The Washington monument reportedly stands 535 feet tall with an extra five and one eighth inches, making it possibly the tallest masonry structure on earth.
Israeli naval gun boats sank four Syrian missile boats and a torpedo vessel near La takia after firing Gabriel sea to sea missiles for the first time in combat. The missiles, developed by Israel Aircraft Industries, traveled low over the water and destroyed the five targets. Dayan and Meir warned of broader conflict and ongoing defense burdens amid reports of Egyptian commando landings in the Sinai.
Frankton police report two juveniles were arrested after a September 29 break-in at Frankton Elementary School. They allegedly stole meat and other goods, dumped the loot from a bridge into Strawtown, and face second degree burglary charges. One suspect is from Aten and an arson charge ties to the Frankton Grain Elevator fire. Police continue investigation.
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