Chicago Banker Involved In Redmond Case Found Dead
Dr. Sydney De Love aged 62, linked to the Anderson Redmond case, was found fatally shot in his Independence Hall office. Investigators deem it suicide amid depression over Senate subcommittee findings on his financial practices. Redmond and De Love faced forged bond allegations tied to loans through a Chicago bank.
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Anderson
Thomas Redmond
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Anderson to keep civil city tax rate at 3.23 for 1972
The total Anderson area property tax rate will be 10.19 for 1972, up from 10.10 in 1971. The civil city rate stays 3.23, while the 1971 school rate drops to 5.39 and county rises to 1.32. Library rate climbs to .25, with the overall 10.19 approved after state tax reviews. Mayor Flanagan promises expanded services next year.
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Dayton Schools Face Closure Over Money Shortage
Dayton public schools run out of funds and will close next week affecting about 56 000 pupils with as many as 67 000 more in 28 Ohio districts possibly joining them before January 1 The crisis stems from tax levy shortfalls and reduced state aid while voters face local tax measures in the upcoming election authorities warn of widespread cuts unless budgets are restored and districts sue for relief where needed
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Reagan Delivers Roses to Sacramento Wife in Surprise Call
Mrs. Earl Huffman opened the door to a man bearing a spray of long stemmed roses. Ronald Reagan, California governor, announced the delivery to tell her her husband, an Air Force sergeant in Da Nang, Vietnam, asked for a dramatic way to express his love. She cried softly at the gesture.
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Senate votes to end foreign aid program
The Senate approved 41 to 27 ending more than two décadas of U S foreign aid with billions in unspent funds, signaling an uncertain future for the program. President Nixon condemned the move calling for immediate restoration to sustain U S efforts for peace.
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Weather outlook with sun and light showers likely
Mostly sunny and warm today with increasing cloudiness tonight. Sunday brings cooler conditions and a few possible showers. Rain chances remain low at 19 percent today and 20 percent tonight. Sunrise is 1 19 am and sunset 5 7 pm.
Killer RR Crossing Deaths Rise Across Indiana
The Associated Press reports a deadly railroad crossing near Tipton on U S 31 claimed two motorists Friday. Victims Clarence A. Kelst 71 and Mrs Thomas F Lux 51 of Indianapolis died when their car hit a Norfolk & Western freight. Five other deaths at the same spot occurred on Sept 5 and Oct 15. Louise T Lee 40 of LaPorte died later Friday in Michigan City in a separate crash. Paul C Newport 25 of Cincinnati was found in a car that hit an embankment.
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Indianapolis
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Indiana
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LaPorte
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Blount resigns as postmaster general to seek Senate bid
Winton M. Blount resigns effective immediately from the Post Office Department to return to Alabama and consider running for the Senate seat held by Democrat John Sparkman. President Nixon expresses gratitude for his reform efforts as Blount contemplates future public service and a possible 1966 or 1968 campaign. Sparkman has indicated he will seek re election next year and Gov. George Wallace is another Alabama potential candidate.
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Aanother
George Wallace
Wallace
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Coloma
Botulism Concern Prompted Van Camp Green Bean Recall
A Pensacola man and his son ate from a swollen can and felt off flavor leading to a recall of about 16 000 cases of Stokely Van Camp Finest French Style sliced green beans in 8 ounce cans. FDA tests on the boy's serum were presumptive positive for botulinum toxin and the lot code SB72 E213D from Scottville Michigan shipped to distribution centers in Epiton Indiana and Newport Tennessee.
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Fla
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Ind
Newport
Tenn
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McVey
Associated Press
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Fae Earn McVey
Drug Sale Charge Filed Here
A 7 year old Anderson resident was charged Friday with the sale of dangerous drugs. Thomas R. Painter, 507 W Fourth St, was arrested on Madison Superior Court warrant. Police also reported an armed robbery where Herman Sizelove was forced at gunpoint to drive to a business, robbed of $20, a $400 ring, and a 25 year Guide Lamp watch. Detectives continue the investigation.
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Thomas R. Painter
Fourth St
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Herman Sizelove
Rt. 2
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16Th
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