Anderson area landfill plan rejected by state pollution board
Indiana Stream Pollution Control Board rejected Resources Recovery Inc. proposed private landfill on Rangeline Road north of White River in Anderson after a 2 1/2 hour public hearing with more than 70 residents objecting. Board urged local zoning action and may bar future plans not approved locally. unanimous vote, local officials and residents raised environmental and property value concerns.
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White River
Anderson
Indiana Stream Pollution Control Board
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Madison County
Resources Recovery, Inc
Joseph Cloud
Indiana Department of Natural Resources
Cloud
Robert Rock
State Board
Resources Recovery
Theodore Demos
Ridge Road
Dan’ Davisson
A.A. Hamm
Robert Taylor
William Reasner
Mr. Hamm
East Side Environmental Association
Donna Bucove
Anderson League of Women Voters
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Angeline Road
Diver Finds Stolen Goods Cache Near Rose Hill
An APD scuba diver recovered a damaged recording device and transmitter from a pond near Rose Hill Addition linking to a July burglary with an estimated $7,000 in stolen items including music gear. Nine people were arrested on second degree burglary charges. names withheld to avoid hindering the investigation. Police continue to probe 18 to 19 related burglaries in Madison and surrounding counties.
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Cross Street
Norman Johnson
Herald
Greg White
Works Board Approves One Million In Funds
The Anderson Board of Works Tuesday night approved funding totaling about 1.06 million dollars. Bills paid included 465,555.58 to Indiana & Michigan Power, with roughly 350,000 of that going to I&M, plus 438,908.35 for the city sewer bill. About 400,000 of the bond payment covered by a large figure was noted by Lloyd McKenthin. Remaining amounts covered water and civil city accounts. The transfer request involved Earl Gadsbury's department. Also: bids for two municipal light and power transformers. GE Supply led at 89,712 with 16 weeks. Westinghouse at 101,632 with 32 weeks. RTEASEA bid lacked a bid bond.
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Otis Cox
Newbern
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Lloyd McKenthin
Earl Gadsbury
Weights and Measures Department
Municipal Light and Power Department
General Electric Supply Co
Intianapolis
Westinghouse Electric Supply Co
Muncie
Welfare office shows cars used as proxies for recipients
Welfare officials describe how "welfare Cadillacs" appear at food stamp offices, with proxies often driving new cars for recipients unable to travel. Miss Neff explains how family resources and car exemptions affect food stamp eligibility, and outlines two qualification paths: assistance-based and nonassistance cases, tied to income and deductible expenses.
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Food Stamp Office
Clifford Bennett
Madison County Welfare Department
Bennett
Gail Neff
Neff
Miss Neff
Officials Pressured For Additional Bus Services
Officials moved to study school transportation needs as parents pressed for new bus routes in Anderson. Washington School requests led the charge with parents willing to pay $1 or $2 weekly. Board President Turner warned funds are limited, and a committee of the whole will review options later this year.
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Anderson Community
Washington
Chesterfield Area
Ron Smiley
Detco
Ray Turner
Turner
Boards Transportation Committee
Transportation Committee
Ed Miller
Wately
Ials
Miller
Bob Hoover
Transportation Study Group
G. E. Ebbert
David Goishall
Jennings Coen
Israelis Attack Near Suez Canal In Crossings
Israeli forces pressed across the Suez Canal in two thrusts toward the west bank near Great Bitter Lake as Cairo reported tanks and missile exchanges. Egypt warned of possible missile retaliation while Syrian and Egyptian fights continued, with air forces claiming to turn the tide and Israel claiming strikes on anti aircraft and artillery.
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Associated Press
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Suez Canal
Tel Avi Sad
West Bank
Canal
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Great Bitter Lake
Israel
Yehuda Pihar
Tel Aviv
Suet West Bank
Kissinger and Tho win Nobel Peace Prize
Officials weigh Environmental Protection Agency plan to clean air as some oppose the new rules. Senate Rules Committee plans hearings on Gerald Ford nomination for vice president. Pentagon Papers secrecy overhaul urged. Indiana honors Vietnam veterans with first bonus check. Bert Campaneris drives in winning run in 11th as A's beat Mets in World Series 3-2. Baseball chief Kuhn scolds Finley over Mike Andrews incident. Weather: sunny cool today with highs in 60s, tonight mid 40s, Thursday mid 40s to 70s. Sunset 6:07 p.m.
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Senate Rules Committee
Gerald R. Ford
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Ted Kubiak
New York Mets
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