Site Clearing Superior Court Starts On Land for Library
Anderson officials announce state funds totaling 73001 dollars for a new Lapel library to be built at Main Street and Ind 13. The project costs about 165000 with 73901.25 from the Indiana Library and Historical Board under Title II. Plans go to Chicago for review, bids likely in mid November, library staffed by one fulltime and two part timers, operating by late spring or early summer. Meanwhile Madison Superior Court arraignments set for early February include 14 defendants facing burglary and drug charges.
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Anderson
Anderson Stony Creek
David Bucove
Indiana Library and Historical Board
Main Street
Ind. 13
Indiana State Library
Library and Historical Board
Library Services and Construction
Jocal
Departent Health, Education and Welfare
Chicago
Ft Wayne Woman Gets Sentence In Trafficking Case
Juanita K Fortier of Fort Wayne pleaded guilty to trafficking with an inmate at the Indiana Reformatory. She received a one to five year suspended sentence at the Indiana Womens Prison in Madison Circuit Court. The open house in the prison chapel prompted the charge in December 1970.
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AFL
Wayne
Indiana Women's Prison
Madison
Juanita K. Fortier
Indiana Reformatory
Indianapolis
Tom Stevenford
Dirk B. Harshman
Robert Hines
Danny Giselbach
Richard C. Brim
Edward Benton Neather
Ate
Joseph Delmar Sidwell
Joan Long
New Arrivals Born at St Johns Hospi
Mr and Mrs James Cheever 3306 Laurel a boy Mr and Mrs Johnnie Wallace 2623 Fletcher a girl Mr and Mrs Dennis A son 1412 Meridian a boy Mr and Mrs Norman Gillespie Alexandria a boy Mr and Mrs Michael Toy 1904 W Ninth St a boy Mr and Mrs Williams Was son 2103 Hill a girl Mr and Mrs Arthur Bradford 2219 Jay Dr a boy Mr and Mrs Darrell Wright 328 Ind 67 West a girl Mr and Mrs Roger Garrett 285 W Willow St a boy Mr and Mrs Michael Perry W Fourth St a girl Mr and Mrs Walter Frisch corn Daleville a boy Mr and Mrs James Burchette Pendleton a girl Mr and Mrs John Shryock 23 Delaware a boy Mr and Mrs Bobbie Mesutt en Lapel a girl near Community Horn Mr and Mrs Terry Swain Rt 1 Frankton a girl Mr and Mrs Roddy Haskett Alexandria a girl Mr and Mrs Fred Haney 2806 Apache Dr a girl Mr and Mrs William Cai 2918 Morton a boy Mr and Mrs Lex B Craf 38 W Free Rd a boy Mr and Mrs Clarence McKay Chesterfield a girl
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James Cheever
Laurel
Johnnie Wallace
Fletcher
Dennis
Meridian
Norman Gillespie
Alexandria
Michael Toy
W. Ninth St
William Wasson
Hill
Arthur Bradford
Jay Dr
Bobbie Mesutten
Community Horn
Terry Swain
Frankton
Roddy Haskett
Fred Haney
Apache Dr
William Cai
Morton
Lex B. Craf
W. Free Rd
Clarence McKay
Chesterfield
Blaze Set at Abandoned Factory Site, Fire Chief Says
Fire destroyed a derelict building adjacent to Fetty Canning Factory in Elwood on Monday evening. Fire Chief Ed Phillips stated the blaze was set by unknown persons as crews from Elwood extinguished the flames. the structure was slated for razing and was old.
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Elwool
Onusea Migran
Fetty Canning Factory
Elwood
Ed Phillips
Nader Raider Speaks At Anderson College Today
Nader Raider visits Anderson College for a talk with students about engaging within the system through IPIRG. Dr Highland meets AC Orange Room from 12:30 to 1:90 pm, after addressing Ball State University students earlier in the day. Organizers seek a $1.50 per semester student tax to fund IPIRG research across social issues.
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Joe Rgosanm
Nader
Washington, D.C
Anderson College
Indiana , Public Interest Research Group
IPIRG
Highland
Orange Room
Muncie
Ball State University
Indiana
Highland P
Hydrant Testing Under Way Today in Anderson
City engineers from the Insurance Services Office will witness hydrant tests at about 37 locations to gauge water supply for major blazes. Results could lower insurance rates. Water may discolor during the test run 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Store owners and residents are warned to avoid washing until water clears.
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LIV Walet Couse Levene
Insurance Services Office
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Anderson
Emergency runs log with multiple hospital and jail calls
Friday and Saturday emergency reports list numerous incidents including illnesses, injuries, accidents, and falls. Names such as Captain Darrell Smith Lieutenant Robert Blake and others appear alongside locations like St John Hospital County Jail and various streets.
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Darrell Smith
Robert Blake
Betty Kitchen
Donnally Dr
Community Hospital
Central Ave
Herschel Hiert
St John’s Hospital
23Rd
Cedar Streets
L.c. Johnson
St. John's Hospital
Gladys Stephens
Urbana
Ohio
Phillip Thomas
Elder
W. Third St
Jennie Peek
Immunity Hospital
Meridian
Brenda Robinson
St. John’s Hospital
Sherman
Bonnie Ball
Charles McKissick
Wendell Shryock
Open-Pit Burning Device Approved After Bid
A lone bid of 5 788.55 won approval Monday night for an open-pit burning device to burn waste with minimal emissions. Driall Driers Inc of Attica was the bidder. The device passed a test at a sc ary landfill with officials from Illinois Ohio and Indiana present. It was approved by the Indiana State Board of Health and may operate for years. The board also approved a contract between the electric tility and Muncie Tree Survey Corp for trimming around high tension lines amid council controversy. Also approved sewer taps curb cuts and an Armory board appointment replacing a dead member.
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Toangerson Weara of
Driall Driers, Inc
Attica
Ilinois
Ohio
Hoosier State
Indiana State Board of Health
Jodson
Tility
Muncie Tree Survvey Corp
Witnesses Describe Bricker Sanity In Court Testimony
Witnesses testified about Bricker’s sanity at the scene and in meetings, with expert opinion from Smith and statements from Mrs Edith Bricker about Noriko Bricker. The trial's sanity phase could send the case to the jury by late afternoon.
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Rom Pope
Smith
Bricker
Kenneth Fraumann
Noriko
Bernard Bricker
Edith Bricker
Detroit Plant Struggles Prompt Drug Program Consideration
A Detroit GM plant faces ongoing problems as workers gradually move off methadone. A drug education plan for all employees is discussed, with Dr. Wiencek proposing a city clinic for employed addicts funded partly by patients. George remains in treatment, clean for over a month, and reconciled with his wife after counseling as he plans personal steps like repainting his apartment.
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Wiencock
George
Kosygin visit sparks protes and talks of peaceful policy
Pickets crowded the parliament area as Kosygin met Canadian officials amid protests over Soviet treatment of Jews and minorities. He tied the trip to broader Soviet diplomacy, stressing peaceful policy and international cooperation. Trudeau noted close Canada U S ties and the importance of enduring friendship despite differences. Nearby, a separate accident involving a loaded picker caused injuries. police investigate prank involvement as other injuries from crashes are reported in Madison County.
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Kosygin
Canada
Griev
Soviet Union
Sted
Kosygit
Variow
North Africa
Communist Party
Leonid
Brezhnev
Europe
Nicolai V
Podgorny
Southeast Asia
Kosygi It
Unio
United States
Nixon
Moscow
Trudeau
Elwood
Ginn
Mercy Hospital
Jackley-Landrum
University Hospital
Indianapolis
Jack W. Pitman
North
St. Elwood
Community Hospital
Armstrong
Madison County
Pittman
Hoon
Jerry Peice
Samual G Bagienski
Molla Dr
Kenneth A. Lawson
Megpolia
Ej Speidel
Lawson
Hijacker on plane during Vancouver stopover
Passengers and crew remained unharmed as Canadian authorities maneuvered a hijacking incident on a Vancouver bound flight. The hijacker, armed with a small caliber pistol, restrained a flight attendant while the aircraft paused on a runway near the terminal. The crew and public were kept safe with no incidents at the airport.
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Fue
Ralph Brumbaugh
Vien
Tax collectors schedule to reach taxpayers locally
County Treasurer Egbert Hood says the tax collector will visit several county sites to ease payment of full taxes. Hood will be at the Elwood city building October 26 and 27, the Alexandria town building October 28, and Pendleton town hall board room October 29. Hours are 9 am to 1 pm and 2 pm to 5 pm.
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Anerson
Egbert Hood
Hood
Elwoodly
Alexandria
Pendleton
Hall
Tospm
Deaths in Anderson and surrounding area
Obituaries from Anderson and vicinity report Mrs. Jane Aagesen 61 of Anderson died after a short illness in San Jose California, with funeral rites at Oak Hill Mortuary. The list notes several other local deaths including Dolina Elizabeth Barker at St. John's Hospital, Stephen Murphy of Elwood, Lula Hellms and Lola Morrison, and Luther Preston of Pendleton, with interments planned at Memorial Park Cemetery and Bronnenberg Cemetery. Surviving relatives, ages, and service details are given for each entry along with funeral homes.
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Jane Aagesen
Walter J. Aagesen
Rowe
Weston Funette
Anderson
Nadia Carter
Salur
Mounds Rd
San Jose
Calif
Memorial Park
Roger
Dorothy) "Armbruster
Gary Aagesem
Anaheim
Cali
Pam
Oak Hi! Mortuary
den Jean
Meneri J
Mes Aagesen
American Cancer Society
Brown and Butz
Dolina Elizabeth Barker
Lady
Darlene Elizabeth Bucci Barker
Jackson
Dale Eugene
Douglas Lee
Denny Joe
Davey Wayne
Marion Eugene Barker
Elizabeth Deere
Wail
Mer Sod
I.y. New
Columbus
Indiana Schools Face Distress Under Looming Aid Crisis
State lawmakers vow action in the 1971 biennium as Indiana teeters toward bankruptcy. Officials warn of deepening deficits with Madison’s financial crisis and more than $300,000 anticipated revenue shortfalls. Schools trimmed summer programs, left six teaching posts unfilled, and cut supplies while seeking savings through activity reductions and fare charges.
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Teagus
Indiana
Madison
Schoo Board
Fatzinger
Knightstown?Russell Fort Dies at 79 in Greenfield Hospital
Russell Fort of Knightstown, 79, longtime greenhouse operator at Indiana Soldiers and Sailors Children’s Home and area landscape list, died Sunday afternoon at Hancock County Memorial Hospital in Greenfield after a lengthy illness. He was a retired rural Knightstown farmer and Fort Montgomery avid genealogy buff who traced ancestry to early 1820s land grant owners. Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Wednesday at Fausset Mortuary Knightstown with Rev Granville Rogers, burial in Glen Cove Cemetery. Friends may call after 12 noon Tuesday at the mortuary.
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Wilkinson
Charles _W. Nelson
Hancock County Memorial Hospital
Greenfield
Wilkinson United Methodist Church
Cora
Florence Peet
Indianapolis
Katheleen Luther
Anderson
Betty Carpenter
Pendleton
Charles W. Nelson Jr
Markleville
John G. Nelson
Condo and Son Funeral
Neal Partain
McCray
Russell Fort
Knightstown
Indiana Solidiers and Sailors Children's
Hancock County
Fort
Fort Montgome
Andrew Jackson
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Bob Hudson
Daniel Ray Halsell
Stev
Erwin Caylor Nuckols
Leslie Allen Bingham
Michael R. Gadish
Glenn Ford Summers
William C. Russell Jr
Ray Gene White
Thomas Hal Derry
Raymond V. Petty
George H. Stinson
St. John's Hospi
M. Max Morgan
Jesus Christ
WLW
Wari
WHBU
M. Mex Morgen
Citxens Bank Bidg
Ind
W.ath
Northside
Indiana Ave
Nader ‘Raider
J.C. Hoover
Citizens Bank
J. C. Hoover
A.m
Maggie Brown
Costello
Ness
Pendleton Ave
Phil Simpson
Alfred Keister
College Ave
Robbie Wallace
Debbie Lawson
Fulton
Barbara
Jack Blizzard
Community
West Third Street
Steven Patterson
James “Talkington
Gerald Silvey
25Th
Walter Kenens
Cedar
Robert Hamer
Betty Peek
Detroit
John F. Couch
Freemont Dr
Madison County Council of the American Legion
Couch
Amnett T. Leavell
Madison County Council
Gui-Del
Herald
Joe
Chas. Spence
Columbus, Ohio
Spence
Laura Spence
Raible
23Rd ST
the Great Commission School
Audi
County
Bee
San Joe
Cunbar Circle
Ben
Victor Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Medical Auxiary
Della Gamma
Dolina Barker
George F. Brown
F. Brown
George Brown
Park-Riley
Moster and Sons
Rushville
Eric D. Smith
Eric Douglas Smith
Douglas
Gayle Egly Smith
Deborah Ann
Mark Vernon
Delbert Egly
Andersson
Claude V. Smith
Clara B. Pearson
Chesterfield Christian Church
Harold Clark
Lula Hellms
Rina Rues
Baker Brothers Fneral
Elms Rd
Memorial Park Cemetery
Lola Morrison
Aday
Baker Brothers
John Murphy
Stephen Jon
H Murphy
Adianapolis
Johns -Manville Corporation
Joseph P
Lenora Sigward Murphy
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
Gold
Sillum Elmore Parke
Eee
Eymore Parke
Turtle Creek
Monroe County
Tompkinsville
Harry E. P
Hub D
San Antonio
Texas
Howard J
Harvey T
Homer
Henry F
James D. Avia
Mary Parke
Dale
Ruth) Stephenson
Frank Allis Hepburn
Fred
Joyce) Presser
Alberta Park
Parat ‘Mount
Guy Parke
Frankfort
Giner Parke
Ann Arbor
Midh
Goldie Plew
Grace Peterson
Dunallen
Fla
Ari
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Luther W. Preston Pendleton
Luther W Preston
Rolling Hills
Carona
James Preston
Bertha
Mary Larmore
Pendle Jton
Laura Bell van Matre
North Carolina
Preston
Pendleton Oddfellows Lodge
Cornell Bright Funeral
Pen
Sleton
Anderson Memorial Park
Venus Lorenz
Raymond K. Hundley
Fortville
Charles
Iva Low) Lewis
Charles W. Nelson
Hershel Cook
Hershel V
Cecil
June) McDele
Birmingham
Mich
Floyd
Hallie) Wilfong
Claude Cook
Bob’ Knight
Condo and Son Funeral Home
Matt Cook
Park Cemetery
nyouEovious
Noblesville
Marion Lewellyn
River View Hospital
David
Mary Huffman Lewellyn
Roberts Dairy
Presbyterian Church
Norma Lewellyn
Marion
Norma) Wiley
Donald Lewellyn
Paul Lewwellyn
Arcadia
Coaltrin Funeral Home
Mabel Miller
Crownland Cemetery
Charles Hundley Tipton
Charles C. Hundley
Tipton
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Kokomo
Sheridan
Robert
Eva Hayes Hundley
Delco. Remy
Meeerans
Moggi Lam
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