Madison County budget hearings trim 1975 proposals
On day one of budget hearings the Madison County Council cut about 19 254 from the proposed 1975 budget and delayed salary budget consideration awaiting IRS salary raise information. The sheriff’s budget faced cuts of 3 748 from an erroneous 37 548 item and 2 000 for equipment repair. The treasurer’s request for two receipting machines was reduced to 1 200 for a single unit.
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County budget cuts reduce 1973 proposed spending
The clerk's budget was trimmed by 19254 from 60 to repair equipment. Auditor Warin Dawson's office budget falls 10900 from prior. Jail office supplies 300 cut after sheriff's rep says mistake. Jail radio 7500 funded with federal 73 percent share. Travel 200 for civil defense cut. 760 cut from 3800 for new civil defense vehicle to be used as ambulance. Insurance funds for county employees cut. more will be in commissioners' request. Budget talks continue with data processing, recorder, coroner, and Anderson assessor adjustments and joint consideration of additional budgets.
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West Coast swing in McGovern campaign and world news
McGovern rails at Nixon policies during West Coast tour through Washington Oregon and California. The North Vietnamese attack Pleiku target. Munich Olympic terrorism story. Laver upset at US Open with King and Smith advancing. Detroit leads AL East while Yankees stay near pace. Barbara Tuchman five part series on China begins. Weather outlooks and local notices follow.
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Israelis Die as Terrorists Seize Olympic Team in Munich
Eleven Israeli Olympians killed as Arab gunmen attack the Israeli team at the Olympic Village. Hostages were taken to Fuerstenfeldbruck airfield for a planned flight to Cairo, leading to a fatal helicopter assault and a night of global condemnation. Four guerrillas died, others captured or killed. one policeman killed, helicopter crew wounded. The Games were halted then resumed after a memorial.
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World Leaders Decry Munich Olympic Village Attack
Expressions of horror and condemnation poured in worldwide after the Arab guerrilla assault on the Israeli team at the Munich Olympic Village. Leaders from Israel, the United States, the United Nations, Jordan, and other nations denounced the act as monstrous terror and pledged cooperation.
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School Lunch Costs top $1 Million for 1971 72
Anderson Community School reports total food expense and wage increases in the cafeteria program for the 1971 72 year totaling about 1 086 047 dollars. The board approved salaries for principals secretaries and 87 school stores plus a maternity leave policy and furniture bids for Highland High.
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Charrettes Face Problems In Anderson Downtown Focus
The Anderson charrette faces a shift from broad problem definition to neighborhood needs with a downtown focus. About 20 participants discussed questions, urging a pedestrian friendly, integrated downtown with land use, circulation, and parking, and stressing taxpayer interest and federal participation.
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Terrorist attack disrupts Munich Olympic Village
Police fought a grim siege at Munich’s Olympic Village as terrorists seized rooms and hostages in Building 10 Connolly Strasse. Israeli walker Shaul Ladani spoke of the raid, describing gunfire and a chaotic escape while 10,000 athletes remained in the village. Red cross ambulances and a bloodied doorway marked the scene amid lowered flags and a sobering air of fear.
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State broke says Welsh sounds like politician or a cardi date
Former Governor Matthew Welsh told the Anderson Rotary Club that taxes are paramount and the state is broke. He criticized pension fund transfers, urged tax base restructuring, and asserted current teacher contributions funded retirements as a breach of trust. Welsh also warned about funds for sewage plant upgrades amid EPA demands.
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