Court Reinstates Calley Conviction
The U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reinstated Army court martial conviction of William L. Calley Jr. for the My Lai massacre of 1968. Calley remains free on bail in Columbus Georgia as his lawyers plan to appeal to the Supreme Court amid debate over pretrial publicity and potential withholding of evidence by Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
William L. Caley Jr
My Lai
Sih U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Calley
Columbus
Army
U.S. Supreme Court
J. Houston Gordon
Gordon
Covington
US District Court
J. Robert Elliott
Lay
District Court
Congressional
Touse Armed Services Committee
Congress
Columbus, Ga
Improvements At Airport Approved In Anderson Board Action
The Anderson Aviation Board approved paying 6133.31 in city bills. A landscaping contract with PanScape Corp for 500 was let and a window contract with Leslie Brothers Inc for 1019 awarded. Bids from Key Yard Finishing and Stewart Carey were rejected. The board to sue Executive Aircraft of Fort Wayne for 470.51 fuel debt after bankruptcy.
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Anderson Aviation Board
PanScape Corp
Muncie
Key Yard Finishing
Anderson
Leslie Brothers Inc
Indianapolis
Stewart Carey
Executive Aircraft of
Fort Wayne
Executive Aircraft
Heer
Fort Wayne Air Service
Art Darlington
Area Deaths Highlight Stenski and Local Notables
Mike P. Stenski a dietician at St. John's Hospital died after a long illness at St. John's. Funeral rites will be Friday at Baker Brothers Funeral Home and burial in Anderson Memorial Park. Surviving wife Beatrice and eight children plus extended relatives. Also noted are memorials for Richard Breece Mandrell infant Hugh Neely and Doris Betterton with graveside services and local funeral home arrangements.
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Mike Stenski
St. John's Hospital
Mike P. Stenski
Chase
Denver
Colo
Anderson
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Richard True
Anderson Memorial Park
Beatrice
Steve
Cecil Stenski
Dorothy Dixon
Delores Gammon
Dinah Marcuz
Trenton,Mich
Hanna Marley
Scottsville, Ky
Pat Stenski
Norton, Va
Kenny Stenski
Ft. Stewart
Elsie
Leo
St. Tavis
Florence
Illinois
Josie
Colorado
Richard Breece
Baker Brothers
Rose St
Kenneth Hawkins
Saunders Cemetery
Dalevite
Breece
Noblesville
Muncie Chevrolet
Mandrell
Hev. H. Gene
Duane Mandrell
Gary Mandrell
Middletown
Rowe and Weston Funeral Home
Neely
Hugh Frank Neely
Hugh Frank
Cheryl Neely
Phillips Dr
Community Hospital
Tammy
Deborah
Frank R. Neely
Burrus Neely
Muncie
Roy Cobble
Fortville
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
Doris Betterton
Daleville
Boris A. Betterton
Peabody Memorial Home
North Manchester
Elm Ridge Cemetery
Local man wounded in home assault investigated by police
A local man, identified as Thomas Imes of 3108 Mounds Road, was listed in satisfactory condition at Ball Memorial Hospital after an unknown assailant forced entry and struck him with a shotgun. Detectives have no suspects. Other items noteState Police arrests for possession and driving with a suspended license and a separate hit and run investigation in Madison County with a suspect at large.
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Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Thomas Imes
Mounds Road
Imel
Tel
Tme
Indianapolis
Ind
Vallee
Dwayne Lee Garvin
Justice of the Peace Court
Pat Fields
Lapel
Garvin
Justice of the Peace
Ine
Robert Kowalski
Madison County
Bradley
James C. Cox
Tus
Columbus Ave
Community Hospital
Anderson
Nichol Avenue
John R. Thornton, Jr
Herman Presley
Brown St
E. 28Th St
Presley
Sam Miles
Arrow Ave
Indiana PSC approves ban on image building ads by utilities
The Public Service Commission of Indiana adopted rules prohibiting utilities from charging customers for image building advertising unless the ad proves a material benefit to customers. Utilities, consumer groups, and some media argued over free speech and rate impacts. The commission said stockholders bear the cost, and ads may be run if customers gain measurable benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
State Public Service Commission
PSC
Commisson Rejected & Co
Commission
Six enter guilty pleas in New Orleans grain theft case
Six men including a tugboat captain pleaded guilty to charges tied to the export grain scandal at the Port of New Orleans. Sentencing delayed as probation officer investigations proceed. FBI testified conspirators stole at least three bargeloads and forged unloading records. Pillsbury paid 240600 dollars in one case.
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New Orleans
Asst
U.S
Cornelius Weasel
FBI
Robert J. Yeakson
Isakson
Pillsbury Co
Heusel
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Supreme Court
Nixon
Accoed
Flace
Sue Eckard
Anderson College
O.C. Lewis
Social Studies Tloss
Greg W. While
Mildred
Helen Elizabeth Breece
Lester Breece
Bloomington, I
Ivan
Norma) Stuller
Lester Wayne Breece
Image
Robert Daugherty
Dewayne King
Robert Jarvis
W. 6Th
David Barr
River Bluff Rd
James Wright
F. Eighth St
Randall McDole
McVeys
Oeleo Remy
Job Ward
Solo Tonk
Stephen W. Anderson
Poti
Lon, Pret
Ft Bam Ta Spm
Minti
Fach
Mitsle
Eith
Indiana Bell
ASAI
Ory
Jcpenney
Mounds Mall
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