Anderson College to Offer Evening Class on Investments
Anderson College announces an Evening School course The Principle of Investments taught by Robert Beck former Thomson and McKinnon partner. The class meets Mondays 7 to 9 40 p m in Room 221 Administration Building through Jan 24 with three hours credit open to upper division students and professionals.
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British Soccer Pool Winner Dies In Northern Ireland
Jimmy Gault a former laborer who built Britain's largest soccer pools fortune died Thursday at his Ballycraigy estate. He rose after winning 840000 by correctly predicting outcomes of major games and left a substantial legacy in the industry.
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Italy
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Vincent Pace
Syracuse
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Assessor Attends Indiana Inheritance Tax Conference
Madison County Assessor Tom Broderick and Chief Deputy Mrs. Windotfer attended an Indiana Inheritance Tax Conference in Indianapolis. He noted 17 percent of estates referred to the assessors' office for appraisal in the past year, with tax due totaling $174,531.17. Eight percent of this tax, $13,441.62, stays in the county to service schedules, the remainder goes to the state.
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Josephine Windotfer
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Broderick
Senate panel votes to bar racial bans in unions
The Senate Commerce Committee approved a measure to prohibit labor unions from denying membership based on race. The 36 vote supports applying the rule to unions in interstate commerce, amid civil rights debates. Critics warn it may derail public accommodations legislation.
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New York
Judge Awards Youth Fine Jail Sentence On Larceny Charge
Carl Edward Johnson seventeen at 1402 Lt picked up in connection with a strong armed robbery of a Muncie man appeared in Guy Court and pled guilty to petit larceny. Judge George Pancol fined five dollars and costs and sentenced him to 30 days in the county jail. Herold Watson forty three at 218 East 13th Street found guilty of disorderly conduct fined five dollars and costs. Dan Berry thirty six at 1309 Madison found guilty of driving while intoxicated fined three dollars and costs with license suspended for one year. Arthur Maione four at Route five Box thirty pleaded not guilty to two charges of disorderly conduct. He was found guilty fined five dollars and costs and charged three years in the county jail. Charles Ebert Junior thirty nine Markleville pleaded guilty to interfering with two police officers and received a fine of five dollars and costs and was released. Tory L Hood thirty five at 1515 Madison Avenue appeared before the judge on a charge of public intoxication. He pled guilty and received a fine of one dollar and costs.
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Floods in France Leave 400 Homeless
Floodwaters across Montpellier left more than 400 people homeless. A nearby campsite at PompignBern was destroyed, forcing vacationing families to flee.
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Montpellier
UPI
Pompig- Berne
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