Judicial Nominee Faces Charges in Anderson City Court
James A. Roy, Republican opponent of Judge Donald Phillippe, faces two counts of public intoxication and one of resisting arrest. A three attorney panel selected to appoint a special judge will decide next steps after Roy’s attorney seeks removals. Roy, 23,423 W Fifth St, has a pending postponement to Aug 20. Roy’s ballot status remains as a candidate in November with party backing unsettled.
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Anderson
Donald Phillippe
James A. Roy
Phillippe
Max Howard
Jack Shearer
Jeff Lockwood
Pillippe
Madison County
Sharon Clark
Lockwood
Roy
William Peck
Howard
Shearer
Peck
Fifth St
Greg Dieken
Republican Party
Jim Abraham
Abraham
Ray
Air Force
Noblesville Firestone
Anderson Housing Board Approves HUD Rent Subsidy Plan
The Anderson Housing Authority approves a five-year HUD program serving 80 very low and low income families with rental assistance. The plan costs about $65,000 annually, prioritizes elderly and disabled, and may start in two months. Leases require HUD approval and landlords’ consent.
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Federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Anderson Housing Authority Board
Mike Scheurer
Scheurer
Fortville Man Crushed In Gravel Pit Tragedy
A 47 year old Fortville man Richard E Varnell was crushed by a Caterpillar bulldozer in a gravel pit near Ingalls Madison County Road 1050. He died at the scene and was survived by his widow Thelma and extended family. Funeral arrangements were announced by Seals Funeral Home Fortville.
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Fortville
Ingalls
Madison
Richard E. ‘“Poyle
Varnell
Rt. 4
Madison County
Bil Hill
Arkansas
Varnell-Powell Wrecking Yard
Thelma
Floyd tNonal Murphy
Lachochee
Fla
Ruth Whiteher
Mary Ellen Varnell
New Castle
Kathy
Sheryl Varnell
Bob Sanders
Rio Linda
Calif
Rich
Jerry
Donald
Dallas
Texas
Ronald Seals
Seals Mortuary
Vernon Corzine
Gravel Lawn
County budget cuts hit sheriff and police spending
County Council reduced its own budget by 885 and cut 74,800 from the police department including vehicle and weapon purchases. Sheriff sought 21,080 more personnel for court divisions, while deputy salaries were trimmed. A proposed rule would bar officers from using police vehicles off duty, and a motion to enforce this failed.
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Teohay Sellde
Gélinoil
Mary Lou Avnes
Joe Armington
Japanese Auto Makers Face Higher Costs and Fewer Changes
Japanese car firms warn of rising steel prices and aging labor pools eroding cost advantages. Nissan Toyota Honda reduce or halt model changes, aiming to focus on quality and fuel efficiency amid price pressures.
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Nissan
Toyota
Honda
Kawashima
United States
Kobayashi
Japan
West Central teachers seek salary deal amid local settlements
West Central Education Association extends negotiation time with the School Board as it weighs salary schedules after contracts in Anderson and Alexandria. Chief negotiator Sterrett Nash says a decision may come before the September 12 pay date, with high end raises sought and pay cuts possible under an 80 day year.
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Contio Aed
Pere
Elwood
Madison- Grant
West Central
West Central Education Association
Anderson
Alexandria
Sterrett Nash
WCEA
Nash
South Madison
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