Campaign Gets Help From UC Madison County United Way
Campaign chair Carl W. Dobos touts Anderson College as United Way first in participation and urges better public understanding of local needs. Madison County could be a million dollar community if other groups meet the college’s giving standards and the agencies’ 775000 annual minimum is funded. The two day kickoff includes a street fair on Historic Eighth Street, the Elmo Funk Park opening, free city parking with shuttle service, United Way Sunday events, and bus tours of agencies beginning Sept 19 with reservations available at the United Way office.
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United Way
Citiens
Carl W. Dobos
Camaig
Anderson College
Eges
United States
Dobos
United Ways
Madison
Robert H. Reardon
Fon
Eighth Street
Brown Street
Lincoln Street
Elmo Funk
Robert L. Rock
William B. Harper. Anderson
Madison County Tax Board Eyes Budget Cuts
Madison County Tax Adjustment Board began hearings on 1974 budgets and tax rates deferring action to allow more study of requests from county officials. Sheriff John Gunter withdrew a $915 pay increase, while commissioners seek raises to $10,000 for all three officials and higher patrol salaries. The board also adjusted library and township rates and scheduled further budget reviews for today and Wednesday.
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Pam Muley
Madison County
Keck
John Gunter
Gunter
Madison
William Clifford
Board of Commissioners
Clifton Paddock
Madison County Board of Commissioners
Clifford
County Council
Tax Board
Anderson Public Library
Alexandria
Elwood
Pendleton and
Fall Creek Township
Anderson Township
George Slinkard
Boone, Duck Creek
Fall Creek
Stony Creek
Green
van Buren
Adams
Richland
Pipe Creek
Union
Lafayette
Monroe
Union Township
Alexandria Community School Corporation
Anderson Community School Corporation
Uneasy normal edges back in city after school tensions
Police and school officials report tensions easing to an uneasy normal after a week of incidents sparked by rumors and a bomb threat at Madison Heights High School. Officers and school staff increased presence, while community leaders met to ease tensions and restore calm.
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Claflin Herald
Paddy Jamerson
Jennings Coen
Anderson Community
Coen
Jamerson
Madison ‘Avenue
On- Jookers
Madison Avenue
APD
Marshall Brooks
Madison
Dea
Belmont
Jackson Park
25Th
Walton
Madison Heights
Richard Cain
Cain
Newspaper Strike Ends and Papers Resume
Normal publication of your local newspapers is resumed. On Friday September 7 a deal with the typographical union was reached and the union approved it the following Saturday. Workers returned to work Monday morning. The Herald and the Bulletin combined editions were produced again.
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Nas Enaea
Typographical Union
The
Herald
Bulletin
Bombs at London stations injure 13 amid terror plot trail
Bomb blasts hit two London railway stations injuring 13 as police chase a group linked to a March British plot. The report also notes Cambodian troops landing in Kompong Cham and Muhammad Ali’s victory on a separate page. Weather and wiretaps are summarized elsewhere in the paper.
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Phnom Penh
Kompong Cham
Muhammad Ali
Ken Norton
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Anderson Herald
Board Eyes
Don Keck
William Moore
Lee Montgomery
Madison Circuit
Carl Smith
County
Clifford Drake
Anderson
Robert Rock
Anderson School Board
Ray Turner
Turner
10Th Street
Clarence Windsor
White River
John Epperso
the Herald
National Congress of Petroleum Retailers
U. S. District Court
Barrington Parker
Cost of Living Council
U. S. Court of Appeals
14Th
Jackson
John Epperson
Fred Whipple
Whipple
Muncie
Indianapolis
Cre Boa
Ali Quashes
Norton
Aaron
Ruth
Hank Aaron
Babe Ruth
Atlanta Braves
San Francisco Giants
Elliot L. Richardson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Henry A. Kissinger
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