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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1973
Page
1
A bizarre investigation ties a Miami cult to a voodoo ritual after an anthropology expert identifies parts linked to the killing. Police pursue leads across the city as stunned residents react to the shocking claim.
The United States will send about 150 modern M60 tanks and 16 additional F 4 Phantom aircraft to Israel to replenish losses as the war extends. Airlift will move tanks by air and other arms by sea, signaling a broader U S effort to deter Soviet arms to Egypt and Syria while maintaining Israeli battlefield flexibility.
Former Vice President Iro Theodore Agnew used a national telecast to deny guilt, blame leaks for his resignation, and praise Nixon and Ford while criticizing accusers. He conceded a tax underpayment, called the charges a political storm, and said remaining would have harmed the nation.
Park Board approved about 14,650 in bills for the Geater Memorial Center Elmo Funk Park and Ninth and Meridian mural work. The meeting outlined winter recreation plans, funding details, and bids for Streaty Park work amid discussions on Southside sports complex design and Grandview Golf Course maintenance.
Circuit Court Judge Carl T. Smith granted a change of venue from Madison County to an unspecified county for Merle E. Jones, an Anderson City Councilman-at-large charged with two counts of involuntary manslaughter in the August 28 crash that killed City Captain Carlos Smith. Jones remains free on $5,000 bond after hospital stays following the wreck near West Eighth Street and Arrow Avenue. Attorneys Woolbert and Cunningham requested the transfer, with 14 days given to select a new venue.
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