Anderson Police Log Details Multi-Vehicle Crashes and Thefts
Police reported a two youth injuries in a Morton Street collision involving a 1984 Chevrolet driven by John Stage and a 1973 Chevrolet driven by Frances Wilson. Minor injuries to Michael and Leanne Wilson treated at St Johns Hospital. Stolen items included tools and tires from Anaconda Wire. A separate 1969 Chev and 1970 Chev collision on Ind 19 caused damage to both vehicles. Burglary at Salvation Army and multiple home thefts followed. Fire department responded to several fires. A three car crash on Nichol Avenue injured Georgia Barclay, with injuries treated at St Johns Hospital. One child, Kendra Mason, injured and treated after a light-pole collision on County Road 100 E. and 160 S. in Madison County.
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Anderson
Morton
West 25Th St
Poller
John
Lynn St
Morton Street
Frances Wilson
Alpine Dr
25Th Street
Michael Wilson
Leanne Wilson
Wilson
St. John's Hospital
Staggs
Ok Schlegel
Obie Swango
Cincinnati Ave
Schlegel
Swango
Ie Anaconda
Cable Co
Tafice
Eules Buck
Fairview St
Dwayne Young
Mercher St
Madison County
Mike Brooks
W. Nelle St
Brooks
Mathews
Meridian St
Salvation Amy
Julie Collish
Court St
Beverly Newsom
John St
Anderson Fire Department
Hazel Waraplon
W. Lase
Pam
Quinn Davis
Dewey
Georgia Barclay
W. Ath St
Barclay
St. John’s Hospital
Kendra Mason
20Th St
Mason
31St
Columbus Avenue
Shelby Spears
31St St
Columbus Ave
21St Street
Eugene Cochran
Spears
Steve Mogansieker
No Compromise Seen On Energy Policy Talk
Washington reports indicate key Democrats see Congress unlikely to compromise with President Ford on oil price controls. Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield and House Speaker Albert backed a six month extension of existing price controls while a broader compromise would gradually phase in controls over 39 months, with gradual price rises in the interim.
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Washington
Congress
Ford
Senate
Mike Mansfield
House
Carl Albert
Pord
Rate hike eyed for Indiana Bell in PSC ruling
Indiana Bell Telephone Co faces a proposed PSC order to raise rates and charges totaling about 34.4 million dollars. William Powers, PSC member, says the commission will likely approve his draft order after reviewing detailed increases across basic residential, business services, directory assistance, tolls, and miscellaneous charges. The plan would shift about a quarter of new revenue to basic rates, with broader changes and exclusions to several expense categories.
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William Powers
PSC
Powers
Ordee
Bell
Indiana Rell
U S Cannot End Recession, Ford Tells IMF Meeting
President Ford and Treasury chief Simon told IMF World Bank delegates the United States cannot single handedly end the world recession. They urged nations to pursue domestic fixes while supporting global growth, warning against policies that hurt others as inflation worries persist. The IMF gathering discussed exchange-rate reform and the role of the United States, France, and other major economies in stabilizing the world economy. The IMF includes communist states and noted South Vietnam’s seat amid regional shifts.
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Washington
Ford
Treasury
William E. Simon
United States
International Monetary Fund
World Bank
IMF
Johannes Witteveen
Germany
Japan
Simon
U.S
Pard
France
Jean-Pierre Pavrosche
Hut Simon
TMF
South Vietnam
Romania
Evansville Encephalitis Case Ends in Death and Critical Condition
An Evansville physician confirms a ne year old man died of encephalitis and another man is in critical condition with similar symptoms. Dr Armold Crockméle says Oswald L Betz of Boonville died at Deaconess hospital and an autopsy will not be performed due to family refusal. A Warrick County man, aged 51, is in critical condition with a suspected encephalitis case treated in Evansville.
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Evansville, Inc
APY
Evansville
Armold Crockméle
Vanderburgh
Oswald L. Betz
Betz
Boonville
Deaconness Hospital
Brackmole
Area Deaths Frank White LAPEL-A lifelong resident
Area death notices report the passing of Frank Bartholomew White 94 of Lapel a longtime Stoney Creek Township resident and farmer. He died in a Noblesville nursing center and is survived by his wife Esther Sharp White and other relatives. Funeral services set at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home with burial in Brookside Cemetery.
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Frank White Lapel
Stoney Creek Township
Frank Bartholomew White
Noblesville
White Homestead
Trinity United Methodist Church
Brookside
Esther Sharp White
Harry
Battlecreek, Mich
Fisher Brothers Funeral
Keith Davis
Marion King
Brookside Cemetery
Don McGrenahan
Dan J. McGranahan
Alpine
St John’s Hospital
Limi
Ohio
United Life Insurance Carpany
Anderson Public Iceal
East Lynn Christian Church
Masonic Lodge
Lima
Martha Harreson McGranahan
Christy Black
Miami
Fla
Nancy Marshall
Indianapolis
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Maurice Ankram
Layon Fisher
Robert Steigmeyer
Anderson Memorial Park
Lugar leads in Indianapolis poll over Hartke and Whitcomb
An Indiana poll funded by the Republican State Committee shows Sen. Richard Lugar leading Dem Sen. Vance Hartke and Gov. Edgar Whitcomb in a prospective 1976 GOP primary. The Detroit firm Market Opinion Research collected data from 800 statewide respondents in late June, with undecided votes and general election forecasts detailed for Lugar, Hartke, Whitcomb, and Orr.
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Indianapolis
Indianapalis
Richard G. Lugar
Vance Hartke
Republican State Committee
Lugar
Edgar Whitcomb
Mitch Daniels
Jerry Olson
Columbus
Irwin Miller
Cummins Engine Co
Int Dison
Hartke
LugardHarlke
Market Opinion Research of
Detroit
Olson
Thomas Milligan
Robert Teeter
Whitcomb
Robert Orr
Daniels
Martke
Hartke H
Orr
Preparation H Promises Quick Relief for Hemorrhoids
Doctors report a highly effective treatment that shrinks swelling in hemorrhoidal tissues and alleviates pain and itching. The medication Preparating He is available without prescription under this name, offering relief in many states.
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Glen Jenkins
Fletcher St
Timothy Brown
E. Seventh St
Community Hospital
Earl Kester
Ifillcrest Ave
Stephen C. Ham
Evanston, Ill
Hichard
Forkner
Ralph T. Ham
Anderson City
Republicans
Maridian Street
Robert Ward
Ronald Fletcher
Greg Iw
Public Service Commissions
Inisiana Rel Telephone Co Rales
Indianapolis News
McVeys
Phoebe Helms
Fortville
N. Beland
Homer Helms
Greenfield
Leroy Wright
Gravel Lawn Cemetery
Pansy Templeman
Rt. 9
Sheridan
Dorothy Willis
Coaltrin Funeral Home
Lonis Kineman
Oaklawn Memorial Gardens
Atsv Funeral
Oday
Rooney Curry
Rodney EB
Curry
St. Francis Hospital
Guide Lamp Division
Hoosier Box Company
Fellowship Masonic Lodge
Indiana University
Acacia Fraternity
Mary
Dottie Jeanne) van Aman
Thomas Curry
Grinsteiner Funeral Home
New York St
Crown Hill
Fred Spall
Delta Remy Division
Arrow Ave
Middletown
Goodwin Church of the Nazarene
Audie
Troy
Margaret) Fields
Kentucky
Alma Morgan
Chesterfield
David
Robert Whilson
Everett
Pete Spall
Markleville
Lester Jackson
Nettie Uerry
Elwood
Mirst Verna Murphy
Spiceland
Baker Brothers Punteal
Conrad Lisby
Conrad C. Listy
VanBuskirk Rd
C. Dexter Westhaler
Burval
Anderson Memorial_ Park
Maase Lodge
Lisby
Tieckbrader Trucking Co
Teamsters Union
Moose Lodge
Hilda Nears Lisby
Omer
Susie) Ault
Ted Lisby
Gene Lisby
Alexandria
Shirley Keffer
Kenneth
Shirley A.) Keffer
Bradenton
Huntington
Florida
Ether United Methodist Church
Jerry Bear
Bluffton
Jim Garrison
Casa Grande
Ariz
Hilda Hethcote
Carol Taylor
Bisfilon
Dick Garrison
Stuntington
Jimmy Garrison
Andrews
Ronnie Garrison
Bethel United Methodist Church
Larry Smith
Anderson B Memorial Park
Harold E. Rozelle
Milligan
Gil R. Bowen
Bob Ward
Bob
Carl O. Decker
Highland Ra
Andersen
Ind
New York
Washington, D.C
Jericho
Gail
von Durrain
Belmont Bible Church
Welton St
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