Judge compares polio to juvenile problems at program
Howard County judge Robert Kinsey outlined alternatives to traditional juvenile justice at a Wednesday program hosted by the League of Women Voters and Community Services Council. He urged preventative action, highlighted volunteer probation officers and a planned Youth Services Bureau in Kokomo, noting county costs for juvenile incarceration have fallen and court caseloads declined.
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Hillis Cites Volpe Letter Bypass Project Gets Federal Boost
Hillis announces Ind 109 bypass remains federally approved and eligible for 50 percent federal funds as redesign progresses. State officials confirm status after conflicting letters. Anderson officials and GOP candidates urged bipartisan support to expedite the project amid ongoing right of way work and engineering steps.
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Anderson
Walter Frick
State Highway Commission
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Welsh
GOP
Otis Bowen
Frank Woschitz
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
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Butler, Fairman & Seufert
Indianapolis
Mounds Road
East Third Street
Indiansized Student Due Process Law Adds School Rights
Anderson Community Schools implement a new Student Due Process Law limiting subjective judgments in discipline. The policy requires hearings for charges and outlines suspension up to five days, expulsion and exclusion procedures, and parent or attorney involvement with review at semester end.
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Superior Court
ANI Wins 14 INAE Advertising Awards for Rock Campaign
Anderson NewspapersInc. earned 14 INAE awards from about 700 entries for summer displays in Chicago. The Rock for mayor campaign ads ran July to November 1971, with positive and endorsement messaging including New Young Voters for Reck. Deeley attended the INAE Chicago meeting representing ANI.
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Wise
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Joe Deeley
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Utterback
Reck
Deeley
INAF
Congress Adjourns Historic Session After Two Years
The 92nd Congress ended two years of work by adjourning after overriding Nixon’s veto on a $24-billion water-pollution bill and enacting a $30.2-billion revenue-sharing measure. It expanded voting to 18-year-olds, faced a Viet Nam war stalemate, and left many members heading home for campaigns with a quorum challenge on a highway bill. Senate and House adjourned around 8:50 p.m. with lingering budget tensions and a key call to the President signaling adjournment readiness.
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Hillis campaigns in Anderson on water bill override and defense cuts
Republican Rep. Bud Hillis spoke at Anderson College and the Anderson Exchange Club as he campaigns ahead of the November election. He backed a congressional override of President Nixon’s clean water bill veto and criticized McGovern defense cut proposals. He urged revenue sharing to aid local sanitation projects and discussed broader goals including Vietnam settlement, employment boosts, and foreign relations through negotiation.
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Herald City
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Bud’ Hillis
Anderson
Anderson College
Anderson Exchange Club
Hillis
Washington
Peru
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Political Science Department
Kokomo
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Senate
Exchange Club
Ohio
George McGovern
Congress
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U.S
United Nations
Community Hospital Administrator Quits
Lou Furlong, administrator of Community Hospital, resigned at a hospital board meeting Monday night. Reports say he left to accept a new position in Michigan. The resignation was accepted by the hospital board and will take effect in mid-
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Community Hospital
Furlong
Michigan
Hosve
Candidates Fair Planned by Women Voters and YWCA
The League of Women Voters and the YWCA special events committee will host a Candidates Fair on Wednesday October 25 at the YWCA. Readers are directed to Page 9 for details and related notices.
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County Jails Study Questions Public Interest
Indiana State University professors say the decentralized county jail and municipal lockup system hides issues from public view and reduces public concern. The report notes this structure keeps matters out of sight and away from scrutiny.
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