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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1973

Page

2

Tax Board Trims A Penny On County Rates

The tax board sets Country Club Heights at .90, no increase, and keeps River Forest and Woodlawn Heights at .93 and .46 for next year. Final action on the county rate is due today with a proposed county rate of 1.405, about .13 above the present. Chairman Don Keck says budgets will be studied per department before action, and some officials may be called to explain requests. He expects the board to push toward reducing the county rate to the current 1.27 amid local option tax limits. Madison County’s assessed value has risen by 18.4 million, influencing budgets as officials aim to stay near current rates aided by federal funds.

Country Club Heights River Forest Woodlawn Heights Don Keck the Herald Keck Madison County Hillside Heights Barrett Law Wheeler Avenue Gene Crull Gilmore Spring Hill Road Mounds Road Range Line Road Acme Paving Company Frank Frier Ford Omaha Neb Grand Rapids Mich Army Foreign Operations Department of Defense

Bargaining Talks Continue In Auto Plant Labor Woes

Union bargaining at Chrysler Ford and GM targets continues with Local 662 663 meetings in Anderson and mixed local sentiment. Workers voice relief at avoiding a strike yet accept it as a bargaining tool, while concerns focus on dental plans 30 and out benefits and retirement provisions in national contracts.

Chrysler UAW Ford Anderson General Motors The Herald

Streaty Park upgrade bids move toward Oct 16 date

Streaty Park plan advances with an Oct 16 bid date set after park board reviews drawings funded half by a federal grant and half by a city bond issue. The projected cost is about 50 000 with 17 500 for property. other items include sewer projects bids and a diesel generator purchase for standby pumping.

Streaty Park Westside Park Department Bureau of Outdoor Recreation Sheaty Park Board of Works Dan Young Muncie

Cornerstone Ceremony Set for New County Building

City official County Recorder George Early announces a noon Friday September 21 cornerstone ceremony at the northeast corner of the new county courthouse. Hbbert Albea will receive material from county fraternal groups. brief histories are due by September 19. Activities include a flag-raising, courthouse tours, receptions, and a Sesquicentennial pageant opening.

George Hbbert Albea Brown St Albea American Legion Indiana

Madison County to unveil official flag at government center

Madison County will unveil an official flag in a Sept. 19 ceremony at the new Government Center in Anderson, alongside the U S and Indiana state flags. The winning design by Ron Vance features the federal shield and the state seal with the country’s inception date, symbolizing ties between Indiana and the United States.

Madison County United States Indiana Anderson Vance Madison County Fine Arts Commission Pendleton High School Purdue University Chicago Glenn A. Anderson Anderson Fine Arts Center Robert Carter Elwood Raymond A. Freer Anderson College Robert Gray Russ Merritt Guide Lamp Board of County Commissioners Murray Alford Clifton Paddock George Baker

Ford to keynote Madison County courthouse dedication ceremony

U S Representative Gerald R Ford will speak at 1 30 p m Saturday September 22 for the Madison County new 4 million county courthouse and government center dedication. Co speakers include Anderson Mayor Robert Rock Representatives Elwood Hillis and David Dennis. Carl Erskine to MC. The event, part of the Sesquicentennial celebration, precedes the 2 30 p m parade.

U.S Gerald R. Ford Michigan U.S. House of Representatives Madison County Anderson Robert Rock

New Arrivals at Local Hospitals

New births reported from St John s Hospital and Community Hospital include a girl to Mr and Mrs Thomas Bennett 3722 Oak Lawn Dr a boy to Mr and Mrs Steven Hutchison Rt 2 a boy to Mr and Mrs Gary Dix 118 Court St a boy to Mr and Mrs Robert Bond Lapel a boy to Mr and Mrs Oren Johnson Chesterfield and a girl to Mr and Mrs Tim Gray 2408 W 26th St.

St. John’s Hospital Thomas Bennett Oak Lawn Steven Hutchison Rt. 2 Gary Dix Court St Robert Bond Oren Johnson Chesterfield Community Hospital Tim Gray W. 26Th St

Planning Commission Approves Five Zoning Items

The Madison County Planning Commission advanced five of seven agenda items on Tuesday. Approvals included zoning changes for a two family dwelling in Lafayette Township, a 14.87 acre rezoning for a subdivision on Ind. 9, mobile home placements in Monroe and Fall Creek Townships, and a Richland County Richland Wood addition final plat for 14 lots developed by John Mustin. A rezoning petition from Jimmey and Sherry Jones to convert 1.5 acres to business use for a used car lot was unanimously denied. A separate 8.3 acre rezoning on Alexandria Pike in Richland Township for residence and equipment storage was denied but sent to the appeals board for a variance consideration.

Madison County Planning Commission Sharon DeFord Bruce A. Boerner Leonard L. Boerner Thelma L. Boerner Lafayette Township Co. Rd Chester Morris Fall Creek Township Richland Wood Richland Township John Mustin Harold Smith Jimmey Sherry Jones Union Township Johnnie B. Davis W. D Bill’ McKeand Judith K. McKeand Planning Commission Appeals Board Alexandria Pike

Elwood Planners Set Date for Joint Sept Meeting

Elwood planning commission set a joint meeting with the city council for September 24 at 6 p.m. to discuss the comprehensive master plan. Bruce Yoder of Beckman Seay Yoder and Associates will attend to answer questions. The plan focuses on zoning and subdivision control with state and federal funds still needed. The mayor is seeking two citizen appointees to fill expired planning terms.

Elwood Planning Commission Bruce Yoder Beckman, Seay James Cole Yoder Gene Smith Joe Beatty Loren McDaniel Smith North A 19Th 28Th North B Anderson John Eder Commission Eder N. Anderson Mobhinle Home Indiana Board of Health

Indiana Moose Officer Attends Chesterton Meeting

Marion C. Cole of Anderson attended the Indiana Moose Association state officers meeting in Chesterton. Cole has served in several Moose offices and presently acts as executive vice-president of the Indiana Association.

Marion C. Cole Anderson Indiana Moose Association Chesterton Cole The Moose Indiana Association

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A terse promotional line claims a remedy, humorously phrased as a quick relief claim for toothache. It lacks verifiable context, dates, or sources, and reads like an aside or ad copy rather than a full report.

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Anderson And Madison County Area Deaths

Mrs. Glen Clanin, 84, died Tuesday at a local nursing home. A former Ward Stilson employee, she ran a dress shop above Bing's until 1956, later moving to Sun City, Arizona. Survived by three children, a sister, seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 10:30 a.m. at Central Christian Church with cremation. LAPEL resident Lizzie Vail, widow of Rev. Fred Vail, died Monday in Antlers, Oklahoma. Funeral arrangements pending, burial at Brookside Cemetery.

Glen Clanin Ward- Stilson Clanin Bing’s Sun City Ariz Earl T. Clanin Anderson Marvin E. Clanin Everett Marabelle) Graves Paul Frances) Maines Jr Phoenix Ruby Eller Harold E. Rozelle Ted Hurst Central Christian Church Lapel Lizzie Vail Anters Okla Fred Vail Christian and Missionary Alliance Church Byron Whitsell Grace Clutts George Whitmill Glen McAllister Fisher Brothers Funeral Home Brookside Cemetery Louise M. Regenald Russell E. Regenald Layton Rd Methodist Hospital Canada First Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Prayer Group Church Circle Westminster Association Pink Ladies Auxiliary Anderson Country Club Charles Judy) Dillman David R. Regenold Steven Dianne) Imler Indianapolis Clarence Bookout John Goehring Gertrude Stout Baker Brothers Howard Stone Adderson Memorial Park Cemetery Church of the Nazarene Sara Ellen Pitts Jenny L. Pitst Ruby Davis Nichol Ave Anders Terreson Memorial Park Cemetery Haute Ronald Davis William Phyllis) Bailey Ronald Fuel Orion Ralph Bailey Middletown Bedino Funeral Home Chapel of the Valley West Terre Haute

Hickey heir to Anderson pioneer dies at 46

John Hickey 46 of Beech Grove died Monday at St. Francis Hospital Indianapolis. He was nephew of the late John Hickey benefactor of St. John's Hickey Memorial Hospital. Funeral 10 a.m. today at Beech Grove Lutheran Church. Surviving: widow Betty and four brothers and a sister. Funeral home Little Beech Grove in charge.

Anderson John Hickey Beech Grove St. Francis Hospital Indianapolis St. John’s Hickey Memorial Hospital Lutheran Church Little Funeral Home Betty George Larry Hickey Roy Hickey Spencer Pearlie Hickey Mooresville Mary Helen Hickey

Final rites for Robert K. Long in Bulls Gap Tennessee

Robert K. Long, 63, of 1207 Romine Rd, will have final rites Thursday at Stewart Funeral Home in Bulls Gap. Interment will be at Long Cemetery. Also, final rites are held at 10 a.m. today for Glen A. Lucas, 70, of 1501 Walton St, a Delco Remy Division retiree, with interment at East Maplewood Cemetery.

Alexandria Robert S. McMahan W. Broadway Southview School Anderson Karl M. Kyle Park View Cemetery Lodge of Sorrow Stewart Bulls Gap Tenn Robert K. Long Romine Rd Long Westside Tabernacle Glen A. Lucas Walton St Delco-Remy Divison East Maplewood Cemetery

Commissioners Open Bridge Bids

The Green Township Board of County Commissioners opened bids for a new Fall Creek bridge. Cheesman Brothers Construction, Muncie, bid $55,446.60, below the $63,917.35 estimate, with other bids from J. L. Wilson Co Bloomfield $61,975.71, Michael Construction Co Frankfort $57,950.00, and A. K. Shannon Co Indianapolis $57,316.95. A Sept. 25 bid opening at 10 a.m. will consider two more bridges on County Roads 300W and 400W near Orestes and near Anderson.

Board of County Commissioners Fall Creek Green Township Cheesman Brothers Construction Firm Muncie J. L. Wilson Company Bloomfield Michael Construction Company Frankfort A. K. Shannon Company Indianapolis Board of Commissioners Lilly Creek Orestes Indian Creek Anderson

Trio Arrested In Tavern Brawl In Anderson

Three Anderson men were arrested after a pre dawn tavern brawl at Haylett Tavern parking lot injuring two Anderson police officers. Harold Short 30 and Dallas Touley along with a third man faced charges ranging from aggravated assault to disorderly conduct. Officers Robert Sharnowske and Keith Minnick were hurt. Minnick possibly suffered a jaw fracture and Sharnowske a facial cut.

Anderson Harold Short Chitwood Dr Dallas Touley Rt. 3 Haylett Tavern Pendleton Ave Short Touley Robert Sharnowske Keith Minnick Minnick Sharnowske

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Tax Board Madison County Council Anderson Chamber of Commerce Pace Indiana Ave Judy Fulton John Epperson City Man Gathering Cornerstone Material Richard Putz Hillary Rice Howard Eldon Madison County Historical Society Ron Vance Noblesville Park Frrest, Ill House GOP Rep U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce America Jaycee Grace Episcopal Church Veterans of Foreign Wars Amvets Johnson Nixon People’s Republic of China Richard Bennett Sherrie L. Tinch Ind Rosie Cummins Sam Cummins A. M. Painter Monroe Township Anderson and Mrs Sara Pitts Robert McMahan Robert Long Glen Lucas Commissioners Open Sonotone J. C. Hoover Citizens Bank Anderson, Ind
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