Judge Hopefuls Air Views On Juvenile Facility Arrangements
Judge hopefuls debated juvenile facility needs detailing cell sizes and recreation space. Clifford urged fire safe upgrades, study funded plans, and a children and delinquency conference while Dietzen favored local funding challenges and alternatives to state institutions. Both risked expanding volunteer probation and using local social resources. focus remains on Superior Court 2 duties beyond juvenile cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietzen
Democrat
Clifford
Criminal Justice Planning Agency
Social Agen
Welfare Office
LHS Candidate Stances Highlight Private Lives and Policy
In a student forum Mrs. Williams defends privacy against laws while revealing updated views on capital punishment. She backs some punishment for certain crimes, calls for more research on marijuana, questions troop withdrawal plans, supports equal rights for 18 year olds, and condemns Watergate era spying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Williams
Madison
Carl Smith
Nixon
Indianapolis Teachers End Strike After Court Order
City teachers in Indianapolis authorized and began a strike last week causing about half of the 120 schools to close. A temporary restraining order was issued Thursday, prompting teachers to return to class on Friday while the district serves about 4,200 teachers and 97,880 pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Indianapolis
Area Couple Two Sisters From Skowhegan Die
Betty Bolstridge and Iris Bess both of Skowhegan will have double funeral services at 1 p.m. Thursday at Williamson and Spencer Funeral Home in Portland. Pastor C. J. Gibbons will officiate, with burial in Green Park Cemetery Portland. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Bolstridge
Iris Bess
Skowhegan
Williamson and Spencer Funeral Home
Portland
C. J. Gibbons
Green Park Cemetery
Demographics of Anderson Area Show Age Breakouts
The data shows a median age of 27.8 in Anderson with 33.9 percent under 18 and 60.5 percent over 18. Age subgroups include 11.3 percent under six, 11.3 percent six to 13, 15.6 percent 14 to 17, 5.6 percent 18 to 20, 7.1 percent 21 to 24, 12.2 percent 25 to A, 11 percent 35 to 44, 11.2 percent 45 to M4, 9.5 percent 55 to 64, and 9.6 percent 65 and over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Works Board approves routine agenda and sewer fixes
The Works Board swiftly approves a 36 155 total for sewer and drainage projects. They defer action on Western Village continuation and a section 5 Mustin Manor bond while studying with engineers and legal staff. A $144 low bid funds emergency sewer repair. a $1 129 bid funds a Milton Avenue catch basin and four sewer taps. Bills for power, water, and other services are approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vilage
William Highsmith
Lloyd Line
Mustin Manor
W. D. McKeand
Sixth
Seventh Streets
Milton Avenue
Sixth Street
Power and Light
Water Department
Episcopalians Attend 1972 Diocesan Convention at French Lick
The Rev. and Mrs. M. A. Mc Clure and others represented Trinity Episcopal Church at the 1972 Diocesan Convention in French Lick. Local members were elected to multiple diocesan offices including Mc Clure as delegate at large to the Standing Committee and Barrett to the Diocesan Property Committee among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
French Lick
M. A. McClure
Gene Barrett
Chester Weed
George Daugherty
George Daugherty Jr
Debbie Caylor
Melody Hollingsworth
Episcopal Diocese of
Indianapolis
Douglas Fraser
Miriam McClure
Robert Mace
John Mehagan
Former Staffer Of Herald Named To Newspaper Post
Stephen Hofer of Anderson has been named managing editor of the Daily Herald-Telephone in Bloomington. A former reporter and Accent On Youth editor with The Anderson Herald, Hofer joined the Bloomington paper in 1970 as a student at Indiana University. He is a Madison Heights High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Stephen Hofer
Anderson
Daily Herald-Telephone
Hofer
Anderson Herald
Indaina University
Madison Heights High School
Lake County Courts Cited For Backlogs And Low Reform Interest
A Denver Institute report on Lake County courts amid a 20 25 thousand civil case backlog over four years notes deep dissatisfaction but little drive for reform among judges and lawyers. Recommendations include merit selection, a unified general jurisdiction court, streamlined civil delay policy, a new juvenile facility, and unbiased jury selection reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Denver Institute
Lake County
Institute For Court Management of
Denver
Colo
Indiana General Assembly
Indiana Judicial Study Commission
Indiana Supreme Court
Theft of Stereo Equipment Reported in Anderson Apartment
Police investigate the Monday theft of about 3200 dollars worth of stereo gear from Fletcher Street apartment. The resident Lary Lee Jenkins, apartment 2, 2225 Fletcher, reported the loss at about 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Fletcher Street
Lary Lee Jenkins
Fletcher
Air Force Intensifies Hunt for Boggs Missing Plane
Anchorage search enters second week as 50 aircraft scour the vast area for Hale Boggs Nick Begich Alaska flight crew and pilot Don Jonz. Weather hampered ops with winds up to 40 mph and poor visibility while President Nixon orders full effort and authorities study 4000 feet of film.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Air Force
Hale Boggs
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Juneau
Boggs
Louisiana
Nick Begich
Russell L. Brown
Begich
Don Jonz
Juseau
Nixon
Anderson
Coast Guard
Cmdr
Richard Schoel
Emergency Runs Include Multiple City Illness Injuries
A sequence of emergency calls reports incidents across city streets and hospitals. Names such as Howard Whitaker Keith Hinshaw Tark Wright Bertha Harrison Rhonda Jones and others appear with ages and locations including St Johns Community and Memorial Hospitals. Captain Darrell Smith Lieutenant Robert Blake and other officers were on duty during the day and night shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Whitaker
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Keith Hinshaw
Darrell Smith
Robert Blake
Moss Island Road
Tark Wright
Community Hospital
E. Eighth St
Pearl Crose
Rhonda Jones
Henry—Bertha Harrison
Forkner
Andrew Jackson
19 Counties To Observe DST Sunday In Indiana
The Associated Press reports that nineteen Indiana counties will set clocks back from 2 a.m. Sunday with six in the northwest and six in the southwest in the Central Time Zone observing Central Daylight Time. The others remain on Eastern Standard Time, while some near Cincinnati unofficially observe the faster time. The change follows a federal exemption allowing multi time zone states to choose zones for daylight time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lake
Porter
LaPorte
Newton
Jasper
Starke
Posey
Gibson
Pike
Vanderburgh
Warrick
Spencer
Crawford
Harrison
Floyd and Clark
Louisville
Dearborn
Switzerland
Kentucky
Knot Defined
A knot equals one nautical mile per hour or 6,080 feet per hour, contrasting with the conventional mile of 5,280 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Obituaries for Anderson and Madison County area residents
Robert F. Rehm 66 of 1102 W 9th St died Sunday at St John’s after a weeklong illness He was born in Anderson a Delco Remy retiree and St Mary’s Church member Surviving sister Mary K and brothers John and Charles Rehm all of Anderson Funeral Mass set 10 am Wednesday at St Mary’s with Msgr Francis Kienly officiating Burial in East Maplewood Cemetery Rosary at 7 pm today at Brown Bulz Funeral Home. Andrew Summa 68 Rt 3 Syracuse former Anderson resident died suddenly Monday at his residence He was born March 10 1904 in Medora came to Anderson in 1922 moved to Syracuse four years ago Retired 1960 from Delco Remy Division Plant 10 Surviving Jean Wells Summa widow daughter Mary Kay Cortrecht Anderson three sisters and five brothers and two grandchildren Funeral arrangements pending at Baker Brothers Funeral Home Cordsville Services Wednesday at 2 pm Ronald Seals Funeral Home with Fortville Baptist Church officiating Burial in Washington Park East Cemetery Indianapolis Friends may call after 3 pm today Masonic Rites 8 pm today at Seals Chapel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred M. Reedy
Central Ave
Americana
Reedy
New Albany
Anderson
South Meridian Church of God
Ollie Luther
Lois Whitton Anderson
Robert C. Reedy
Camp Pendleton Calif
Leon Daily
Howard Luther
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Paul Hart
Meridian Church of God
East Maplewood Cemetery
Robert F
Red) Rehm
9Th St
St. John’s Hospital
Delco-Remy
St. Mary's Church
Kilbuck
St. Mary’s Church
Francis Kienly
St. Mary's Catholic Church
East Maplewood
Brown & Bulz
Andrew Summa
Rt. 3
Syracuse
Medora
Andrew
Rosa Lockman Summa
Delco- Remy Division
Plant 10
Kingston Avenue Baptist Church
Jean Wells Summa
Donald
Mary Kay) Cortrecht
Roy Belangee
Harry Belangee
Cordsville
H. William Sample
Roachdale
Clarence Sample
Dothan
Ala
Katherine Laughlin
Mattoon
Ill
Edith York
Stilesville
Elizabeth Sample
Indianapolis
Glen Sample
Ronald Seals
Danny Selby
Fortville Baptist Church
Washington Park East Cemetery
Seals Chapel
Mary Atteberry 78 Dies in Franklin Home
Mary Atteberry aged 78 died Sunday at 8 07 p.m in Franklin United Methodist Home She was a member of Noble Street United Methodist Church Survived by husband Eli two sons Oscar Atteberry Anderson and Keith Atteberry Dayton Ohio two sisters Jessie Marsh Kokomo and Gladys Knight Pasadena California and three grandchildren Services at Rozell Funeral Home 1 30 p.m Wednesday officiated by Dr James Burroughs Burial at Anderson Memorial Park Visitation 2 5 and 7 p.m today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Street United Methodist Church
Eli
Oscar Atteberry
Anderson
Keith Atteberry
Dayton
Ohio
Jessie Marsh
Kokomo
Gladys Knight
Pasadena
Calif
Rozell
James Burroughs
Anderson Memorial Park
Former Anderson resident Amanda Foist dies in Greensburg hospital
Amanda Foist 83 of St. Paul Indiana died Monday at 9 am in a Greensburg hospital. She is survived by seven children Rachel Cook Ray Foist Doris Johnson Dick Foist Ralph Foist George Best and Maysel Haywood. Four sisters Ethel Carlton Mary Dovey Stella Murphy and Clera Bryant survive. pending at St. Paul.
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Anderson
Amanda Foist
St. Paul
Ind
Greensburg
Rachel Cook
Ray Foist
Indianapolis
Doris Johnson
Summitville
Dick Foist
Ralph Foist
George Best
Maysel Haywood
McCordsville
Ethel Carlton
Roseburg
Ore
Mary Dovey
Stella Murphy
Clera Bryant
Anderson man Lee Cochran dies in Indianapolis hospital
Lee Sylvester Cochran 54 of 1630 W 11th St died Sunday morning at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis after a four week illness. He was a Delco Remy employee, Navy WWII veteran, member of Local 662. Survived by widow Barbara two sons Steven and Dennis both of Anderson two brothers Eugene and Gordon Cochran of Anderson. Services Wednesday 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church officiated by Dr Gray Allbritten with Robert Sage co officiating. Burial in Anderson Memorial Park. Rowe and Weston Funeral Home open 1-5 and 7-9 p.m. today. In lieu of flowers donations to First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Sylvester Cochran
11Th St
Methodist
Indianapolis
Anderson
Delco-Remy
Barbara
Steven
Dennis
Eugene
Gordon Cochran
First Baptist Church
Gray Allbritten
Robert Sage
Anderson Memorial Park
Rowe
Israeli Police Probe Beirut Based Spy Ring
Israeli security police investigate a Beirut based Soviet spy ring active in Israel since the 1967 war. The probe centers on a 28 year old Armenian resident of East Jerusalem detained on suspicion of contacts with a Soviet agent abroad. Hagob Anterbesian, a photographer, aided the inquiry after visits to Amman and Beirut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amman
Beirut
Armenia
Anterbessian
Jerusalem
Paul Sample, 76, Dies After Brief Illness in McCordsville
Paul R. Sample of McCordsville, 76, formerly of Indianapolis, died early Monday at home after a brief illness. He retired in 1961 as a machinist from GM Allison Division. He belonged to McCordsville Masonic Lodge 501 F&AM and various York Rite bodies. WWI Army veteran. Survived by daughter Martha Wilson of Rt. 1.
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Fortville
Paul R. Sample
McCordsville
Indianapolis
Allison
General Motors
Masonic Lodge No
F&am
Greenfield York
Martha Wilson
Rt. 1
Windfall Woman Muriel Patterson Dies at 70
Muriel Patterson 70 of Rt 2 Windfall died Sunday at home. A retired Continental Can employee and Windfall native, she was married in 1917 to O Scott Patterson who died in 1957. Survived by son Maurice of near Leisure, two brothers William and Wilson Conway, two sisters Mrs Orphin Main and Mrs Emma Heath, and one granddaughter. Funeral services 10 a.m. Tuesday at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home with Rev Chester Mitchell officiating. Interment Knox Chapel Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copher and
Funeral Rites Held for James A. White Jr. Noblesville
James A. White Jr. 48 of 1675 Woodland Dr. Noblesville died Friday at Riverview Hospital. He was chief of milk production for the Indiana State Board of Health and a World War II Army Air Corps veteran. Survived by Sara and three daughters Anna Ballentine Spencer Cathrine Bell Gretchen White. five sisters, one brother, and three grandchildren. Funeral services Monday at Coltrin Funeral Home with ministers Paul Jasper and William Hall of the White River Church of Christ.
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Noblesville
James A. White Jr
Woodland Dr
Riverview Hospital
Indiana State Board of Health
White River Church of Christ, Indiana Association of Certified Santarians
Army Air Corps
Sara
Anna Ballentine
Hudson
Fila
Catherine Bell
Gretchen White
Evelyn Cunningham
Sullivan
Gretchen Brown
Wichita
Kan
Mary Lou White
Lake Crystal
Minn
Don Greene
Las Cruces
N. Mex
Vivian Koby
Oaklawn
Ind
Charles E. White
Glenville
Ill
Coltrin Funeral Home
Paul Jasper
William Hall
White River
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Henry Stocker
Jerry Burand
Madison County
Columbus
Elkhart
Evansville
Fort Wayne
Gary
Marion
Muncie
Richmond
Mishewoken
Portage
Terre Haute
South Bend
Charles McKissick
James Talkington
Deleco-Remy Plant
Keith Lindzy
Linda Hayes
Jo Ann Hayes
Hendricks
Rita Gwynn
W. 14Th St
Jeannette Holt
S. John’s Hospital
E. 35Th St
Carl Shettenly
E. Seventh St
John Krall
Highland—illness—Community Hospital
Halford
Patricia Whitaker
St. John's Hospital
Nichol and
Raible
Richard Tellis
Wendell Shyrock
Gerald Silvey
E. Lynn
Kathleen Hayden
Ayr
Montroe
Claudine Bilbrey
Stephen Hubble
Delco-Remy Plant
Grover Blacketer
Brown
Beverly Morse
St John's Hospital
Associated Press
Sears
BEARS
Roebuck
PT A
Anderson, Indiana
Anderson and
Robert Rehm
Mary Atteberry
W. 6Th St
Franklin United Methodist Home
Lee Cochran
La-Z-Boy
Reclina Rockers
Paul Sample
Murial Patterson
James White
Hollon’s Drug
Ken Schmidt
Norfork, Neb
Marge
Edgewood Plaza
Seouthdale Plaza
Ames St
N. Anderson
Madiie
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