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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1971
Page
2
The State Board of Tax Commissioners will review local tax rates with Anderson county officials and Madison County residents. Auditor Colin Dawson will lead hearings on property assessments and budgets starting at 8 90 a.m. in Indianapolis and Anderson.
A report cites concerns over ballot security and lax procedures while election officials, including Alldredge, defend statutes and warn of loopholes. Witnesses recall hiring practices amid work load and possible tampering reports as a schedule of public meetings across multiple townships is listed.
Panel discussion at Anderson College weighs admission of mainland China to the UN. Participants cite Cold War tensions, Taiwan, and US influence while noting potential risks and regional instability.
Mrs Francis T Funkey 68 of Anderson died Monday. Survived by one brother Elkhart one grandson Stephen and two sisters Mrs John Evans and Mrs Dorothy Shipt New Castle. Funeral services Friday 10 30 a.m. at the Indianapolis home and burial in Glen Punkey Washington Park Cove Cemetery Knightstown. Interment in Glen Punkey Cemetery. Friends may call 2 to 9 p.m. today at the funeral home.
Police investigate multiple burglaries including the House of Fashion on Madison where clothing worth hundreds was stolen at 7:30 a.m. A second break in at Happy Dollar Club on Hendricks exposed a cigaretter machine with about 102 in cigarettes and 12 in cash missing. Terry's Restaurant on Cedar and 16th reported seven cars and soft drinks stolen. recovered outside. W Body Shop on Hartman Road reported a break in with nothing missing.
Pendleton youth will gather at the Christian Church Sunday at 3 30 p m for the annual United Nations Children's Fund collection. Afterward refreshments will be served at 5 p m. The Pendleton Ministerial Association sponsors the event.
Jackson Township Trustee Robert H. Jerram says there are no organized groups but citizens are urged to vote in the upcoming election in Jackson and Stony Creek communities.
In Londonderry and Belfast militants clash with British troops. gunbattles last for hours as IRA guerrillas pistol and bomb attacks provoke a shoot to kill warning. Two policemen die. several soldiers and civilians are injured. A Catholic minister designate amid sectarian tension signals hope for calm but faces hostility from hardliners.
Born at St John s Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Eastes 1705 Johnson Ave a girl. Mr and Mrs David Bur 914 Pricewood Circle a boy. Mr and Mrs John Kolkos 3719 Columbus Ave a boy. Mr and Mrs David McClure Pm Wabash a girl. Mr and Mrs Jerry Dutey 913 Inza Circle a girl. Mr and Mrs Gary Stanley 2610 Fletcher a boy. Fire calls and minor damage noted from sheds and engine fire.
On Tuesday at 8 42 p m Captain James Talkington and Lieutenant Gerald Silvey responded to a crash at 38th Street and Ind 109 bypass Barbara Mar Quand 54 and 4911 Malus Blvd St John s Hospital attended by medical staff.
Wright warns of heroin laced candy during trick or treating. A boy died days after eating the bar. Parents should inspect fruit and candy, discard tampered items, and ensure wrappers are intact. Halloween safety hours stated as 6 to 8 a.m. with parental supervision in the immediate neighborhood.
Officials from Penn Central responded to a derailment near Muncie and Anderson. A train car coupling penetrated a truck door and kept the chassis attached to the lead diesel engine. Craigmile, unharmed, assisted police and investigators and said he was lucky to escape.
Herbert Williams 78, longtime Greenfield native, died in Clearwater Florida. Funeral services held at a condo and funeral home. Interment at Harlan Cemetery north of Wilkinson.
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