Mayor's Commission On The Status Of Women Launched Here
The Mayor Rock administration forms a commission to study equal rights for women in Indianapolis. Dr Frances Rhome chairs the interim board with Paula Coale and Hazel Minnefield heading committees. The group plans public hearings in city hall and aims to address education employment credit and legal barriers.
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Mayor's Commission On Status of Women
Miller
Rep Herald
Rock
Frances
Specialiaison
Gov. Bowkers
Inital
Indiana
Rhome
Paula Coale
Hazel Minnefield
Brenda Newman
See
Planning Rock
Commission To Investi
Jo McCarty
Dr.Rhome
Inerim Board of
McCarty
Nedra Kinerk
Genita Hotopp
Donna Bucove
Four Robberies Probed in Anderson District
Four thefts, three from local businesses and one from a residence, were reported to the Anderson Police Department’s criminal investigation division late Thursday night and early Friday. Items stolen include cigars, lighters, a movie camera, two antique clocks, change, a flower shop window entry, a Sanyo color TV, a wallet containing $10, a five band portable radio, a black and white TV, a fan, and coins from a glass jar. Police said the same suspect is believed responsible and all incidents remain under investigation.
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Criminal Investigation Division
Anderson Police Department
Criminal Investigation Divisiin
Hanson Lawson
W. 25
Ray Heitger
Bouquet
W. 25Th St
Heitger
Cross Street
E. Cross St
Charles Peters
Peters
Sanyo
David Brooks
W.st. St
Brooks
Senate Democrats Split Over Nixon Nominee Process
Washington AP report: Democrats divided on how to handle the vice presidential nominee with a Rules Committee plan favored by some, while House Judiciary would lead hearings under existing rules. The split halted a broader expansion of the panel and signaled separate Senate and House paths for the 25th Amendment nomination.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
House
Spiro T. Agnew
Judiciary Committee
Peter W. Rodino Jr
D'N.j
Senate Eaders
Sam
Rules Committee
Sens
Alan Cranston
Dealif
Ernest F. Hollings
D-S.c
Mike Mansfield
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Mansfield
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Chanan
Newspaperboys Day in Indianapolis Celebrates Youth Carriers
National Newspaper Week activity brings young carriers from local shops to Indianapolis for a day of breakfast at the Airport Hilton, a film on the 500 Mile Race, guided tours of the track and museum, and a jacket award ceremony with guest speaker William Watt.
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Indianapolis
Herald
Mike Key
Fell
Dakota Drive
Bulletin Rorrier
Bob Cunningham
Fletcher St
Hilton
William Watt
Otis Bowen
State House
Watt
Anderson Mayor to comment on proposed sanitary landfill
Landfill hearing resumes Tuesday as Mayor Rock provides state agency comments from the City of Anderson. Residents objected via phone calls letters and a petition opposing the siting. The board seeks mayoral input before Thursday’s Resources Recovery of Madison County hearing led by Theodore Demos of Anderson with associates from Indianapolis and Lafayette.
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Mayor Rock
Anderson
Anderson Resi
Madison County
Theodore Demos
Indianaplis
Lafayette
Two Hurt In One Car Crash Near Ingalls
Police blotter reports a two person injury in a one car crash Thursday at 6 25 p m near Ingalls Dennis J Scott 25 of 3724 E Washington St Indianapolis was eastbound on Ind 67 saw a boy on a bicycle about to pull out and braked losing control and striking a bridge abutment Scott sustained chin cuts and possible concussion his wife Janet 18 suffered a broken nose and a knee injury both were taken to Greenfield Hospital in Ingalls
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Ingalls
Dennis J. Scott
Washington St
Indianapolis
Scott
Janet
Greenfield Hospital
Markleville Man Hurt In Curbside Car Incident
Donald Dennis, 70, of 211 S State St Markleville, was injured Thursday night when a car driven by Larry J Markleville jumped a curb after backing from a driveway and fled, striking Dennis. He was taken to St Johns Hospital with a head scrape and body bruises.
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Markieville
Donald Dennis
S. State St
Larry J . J. Markleville
Isaacs
Dennis
St. John’s Hospital
NEA Head Crosses Picket Line To Give Speech
Yakima Washington reports the National Education Association leader crossed a teachers picket line to address about 70 principals. He voiced sympathy with the strikers and support for their rights, saying when a strike is necessary he is for it. The crossing occurred amid a Washington Education Association Staff Organization strike over a one year contract with an unconditional clause.
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Yakima
Wash
National Education Association
Jim Harris
Des Moines
Jaws
Harris
Washington Education Association
Court Rules Nixon Must Allow Tapes Review
A federal appeals court held that the President is not above the law and ordered Nixon to permit District Court Judge Si Ric a to examine White House tapes subpoenaed in the Watergate case. The ruling allows limited withholding with itemized justification and a possible in-chambers hearing.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Waters Gate
U.S .Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
John J. Sirica
Gerad L. Warren
Supreme Court
Charles Alan Wright
Cox
Senate Water, Gate Committee
Sirica
Death notices from Anderson area tell of Turki and others
Anderson and county area death notices list Sherry Ann Turki 35 dying at Ball Memorial Hospital after illness spanning months, survived by husband Ali Turki and several siblings and in laws in Libya and the U S. The notices cover Anthony James Brewer Elwood, Jesse M. Davis Auburn, Lavern Underwood Fairmount, C C Hillis Elwood, Lorence Taylor Anderson, Nina Cox Kentucky, Edna Taylor Arcadia, and Clyde Randall Word Palm Springs among others, with details on survivors, funeral homes, and service times.
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Sherry D. Turki
Wilbur DuBois
Sherry Ann Turki
Ball Memorial , Hospital
Anderson
Tripoli
Libya
Anderson High School
Park Place
Jason Eric
Harold E. Rozelle
Donald Collins
A. J. Brewer Elwood
Anthony James Brewer
Elwood
Sebastian
Fla
Vero Beach
Tipton County
Mary Jane
Robert
Carolyn) John
Ray
Barbara) Keller
Tony
Karen Breever
Florida
Patricia
Gregory Brewer
Vevay
Antoinette
Christina Brewer
Missouri
Mary Goforth
Kurtz
Betty Yarris
Alexandria
Bonnie Simison
Fred] Moody
Goldsmith
Hoyte Brewer
Tipton
Howard Brewer
Kaywood
Hillard Brewer
Jackley Landrum
Elwond City Cemetery
Jesse Davis Elwood
Jesse M. Davis
de Kalb Memorial Hospital
Auburn
Lapel
Emma
Marjorie Blevens
J. Davis
Fairmount
Don Davis
Punta Gorda
Fia
Gertrude Ramsey
Decatur
Copher
Clyde Randall
Palm Springs
New Arrivals Reported From Local Families
A sequence of birth notices lists several families welcoming new babies. Names include Mr. and Mrs. James King, Middletown, and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Simmons, along with others in Daleville and Alexandria. The births include boys and girls at Community Hospital and Ball Memorial Hospital.
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James King
Mike Simmons
Middletown
Calvin Turner
Tamerack Rd
George Foskuhl
S. Post Rd
Larry Lawrence
Hawthorne Dr
Gary Frazee
Broadway
Samuel Graves
Lafayette St
David. Potter
Thomas Lowen
Har
Daleville
Danny Ballard
Community Hospital
David King Alexandria
Jimmy Beane Alexandria
Tommy Mottweiler
Alexandria
Police Seek Nymphs Buddhas Leprechaun and Pan Roanoke
Roanoke police hunt two wood nymphs a dancing girl a leprechaun two small Buddhas and the Greek god Pan after a theft at the home of John Atkins 71 who makes them for a living. The statues valued at 110.50 were among a dozen concrete lawn pieces stolen from Atkins lawn in Roanoke Virginia.
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Roanoke
Pan
John Atkins
Atkins
Multiple Emergency Medical Transports Across City Streets
A sequence of hospital transfers is listed: Marsha Ellis sr from Sixth Street and the Ind 109 bypass to Community Hospital with illness. Harold Bell 59 of Willow to St John s with cuts. Donald Beaver 1 from Delont to St John s with illness. Troy Hargis 17 of Madison Ave to St John s after a fall. Frances Carter 39 of Oakland Dr to St John s with illness. Charles Dobelbauer 77 on Dewey St to St John s with illness. Caml 19 of Pinetree to St John s with illness.
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Inmurs
Marsha Ellis
Sixthtreet
Community Hospital
Harold Bell
Willow
St. John’s Hospital
Donald Beaver
Delolant
Troy Hargis
Madison Ave
Frances Carter
Oakland Dr
St. John's Hospital
Charles Dobelbauer
Sos
Dewey
John's Hospital
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Proose
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Midtown
Grandma
Santa Claus
Greg White
NEA Head
Central Wesleyan Church
24Th and
Delaware ST
Winhma
Lloyd W. Stuart
Children’s Church
Friendly Congregation
Stuart
John
Christ's High Priestly
Wesleyan
County
The
Smith Insurance
George (Maxine) Seagull
Russell Rich
Graculehildren
Dale Hamilton
Park Cemetery
C.¢. Hillis Elwood
C. C. Hillis
Rt. 2
Elwood High School
Wood Schools
Indiana Normal
Terre Haute
Indiana University
Uiversity of Chicago
Beard Masons
K of P
Kiwanis
Emma Day
Lorence x. Taylor
State Road
St. John's
Imogene Cox
Taylor
Carmel
Rob the
Frederick
Joan) Fisher
Martoday
Feskieville
Jere
Neely
Frank Robert Sage
Edith Dixon
Akron
Pauline Wooderson
Aldermercy
Arcadia
Trinity
United Methodist Church
Harold E
East Maplewood
Hartley
John Webb
Trinity Church of Home Fioiating
Arcadia Cemetery
Florence Taylor
Don
Robert M. Young
W. 12Th St
Ball Memorial Hospital
Otterbein United Methodist Church
Madison Anderson
Ernest Shumaker
Aukerman
Nymphs
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