Zoning OK for Cablevision Tower Move and Site Plan
The Anderson Board of Zoning Appeals approved a General Blocot Cablevision Corp petition to place a 4 acre site at 20H W an St for a cable system. The board weighed corridor, relocation of a tower, and radio frequency concerns, granting the request after noting potential future bypass considerations and tower adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Board of Zoning Appeals
General Bloc
Cablevision Corp
Hoyer Samily
Ward Hartzell
Noi
Gerald Shine
Anderton Municipal Autpernewe Cvesterfield
Ace Mirport
Donald Gwinnup
Shile
Shine
Woreidor
Emergency Runs Salveding Factory and Hospital Alerts
Emergency dispatches report multiple on duty medical responses across communities. Capt Jum Tabangton and Lt Gerald Skvey monitored incidents at Nori Madison and Harima Road with hospital referrals, while several injuries and illnesses led to admissions at St John s Hospital, Community Hospital, and others on 1 pm to 3 pm calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jum ‘Tabangton
Gerald Skvey
Nori Madison
Harima Road
Range Line
Socidem
Jon's Heels
John 'S Hospital
Anioy
Illnness
St. Abha's Hos
Pam
Nichols Ave
John's Kantal
Loulke
St. Joan's Hospital
Central Ave
Oman Tospita
New Arrivals Parade of Babies Across Town
Local society page lists births at Community Hospital and in several homes. Names include Mc Neal family in Lawise with a boy, Pennington in Main with a boy, Carroll in Mexatdria with a boy, Bram’ mer on Quincey Dr with a boy, Smith in Mark Bevile with a girl, Maddox RA 8 with a girl, Haney Alexandria with a boy, Williams Elwood with a boy, Ryan in Alexandria with a girl, Steele in Alexandria with a boy, Painter Ri 4 8 with a girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mc Neal
Lawise
Larry Pennington
Main
Edward Carroll
Mexatdria
Darvell Bram‘mer
Quincey Dr
Robert Smith
Markbevitle
Gil
Thomas
Maddox
Community Hospital
Raymond Ma
Haney
Alexaretha
Jerry ‘Aliams
Senate Drops Free Page One Action In Bond Fraud Case
The Senate ends a continued free page one action tied to a $500 million Treasury bond theft scheme. Redmond seeks $4 million from the government and $915,000 from Devon Bahk and DeLove for alleged breach of fiduciary duties. Indiana suspends security license and stock line for Mitwest Fimpino Finemse amid hearings by the Indiana Securities Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuensobe
Hedmonth
Treasury
Redmond
Devon Bahk
DeLove
Such & Anit
L Cense
Mitwest Fimpino Finemse
Indiana
Indiana Sacurities Division
Break-in Reported At Elwood Club
Break-in reported at Elwood club after 4 am Sunday. Back door forced, kitchen entered, safe door removed but safe found empty. A few bottles of whiskey taken. Ralph B Werking, 74, hospitalized after a six month illness. details of life and survivors listed. Funeral planned Wednesday at Harold B Rozelle Funeral Home with interment at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Elwood
Bard
Anderson
Deley- Reavy
Get
Dora
Moora
Ralph B, Weeking Jr
Charles Clack
John Clark
Tey
Ing
Tosa
Mia
Jane Me. Coy
Yorktown
Jobs
Catherine) Wamerick
Thomas E. Alston
Fast Lynp Christian Church
Anderson Memorial Park
Baker Brothers
Homme
Monroe Schus
Thas
Fungi
New
Prankton
Hazel FB. Knopp
Alchmont
Alonza
Mary Bird Remington
Frakton
Methodist Church
Evelyn Spencer
Hay Xnapp
Ft. 1
Fortville
Donald Knapp
Frankton
Harley Remiogian
Redkey
John Remington
Alexandria
Scandchildren
U S Chamber Chief To Kick Off Facelift Bond Drive In City
Charles W Harbaugh executive vice president of the U S Chamber of Commerce will open a downtown redevelopment bond drive at a Wednesday luncheon to discuss policy and local progress The event at the Key West Shrimp House is limited to 125 members Call 642-0264 to attend Petitions will be circulated through service clubs next week to obtain the required signatures of property owners for bond approval
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Harbaugh
Opl Organizwion
Mant
Press Chamber of Commerce
Dantin Saa
Iical
Harbaugh
Ander
Pettus
Nesday Juncheon
Commerce Auilience Alnce
Heron Chamber of
Catmere
New Prov
Key West
Chamber
Avid Sheldon
Central Business District Coordinating Committee
Jack Hicheson
200 Vehicle Chain Crash Kills 19
ThelwAll England AP reports a fog bound 200 vehicle crash on a British freeway near Cheshire Lawn. At least 19 people are dead with many injured as trucks cars and tankers collided in a multi-vehicle pileup. Police and emergency crews work at the scene amid dense mist and wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelwall
England
Cheshire
Hostage takeovers and prison riot rock New York
The governor and state officials investigated a deadly prison uprising sparked by militant inmates. Hostages were killed before the assault. number of dead varied as details emerged. President Nixon expressed support for Governor Rockefeller’s handling while outsiders tried mediation.
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Thei Cella
Nelson JA. Rockefeller
Amodniwa
Shelly
Omates
Nixon
Rockefeller
Goverbay
White House
Inashington
Gerrald L. Warren
Ati
Warren
Wasn't My Time Riot Hostage Speaks From Attica
Phillip Watkins, 33, one of the Attica prison hostages, recalls the chaotic melee and his narrow survival. He describes being assaulted in the yard with a broomhandle and a shovel, his arm broken, as inmates advanced and a guard attempted to intervene. He says the worst day of his life was the March uprising and that he hoped to come home alive.
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Ier
Tall Africa
Hueben
Falfim
Oswald
Hichant
Clark
Qewald
Attica
Phillip
Gurney" Watkins
Atliva State Prison
Walzina
Watkins
Bel
Aubury
Ernest Davis
Tion
al Methodist Hospital
Tadianapolis
Watkins Sali
Togi
Heer
Ge Penn Cemra
Griel Bobby Seaie
Wiliam la
Gine
Davis
Jedlanap
Inman
Conicent
Joe
Prisoner riot siege ends with hostages freed amid chaos
Authorities recapture a prison yard after rebels seize the area injuring guards and taking hostages. Amid gunfire and smoke, inmates contend with tear gas and a helicopter assault as a doctor tends a wounded officer and families await word outside the walls.
Independent A Plan for City Reform and Representation
A five point list of party objectives advocates level representation for citizens and broader minority inclusion, urging responsible city government for the total good of the community, with emphasis on legitimate commitment to politics and reform within the local police and municipal structure. It mentions ongoing efforts in the city and calls for broader civic participation.
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Bois i
Burglary Report Missing Cash and Personal Property
Police investigated two weekend house burglaries that yielded more than $1100 in cash and goods including a revolver camera and tape equipment. The widowed survivors Lena and Leona Riddle and several others, including Mrs Don St and Daniel Ivy Allen, were named in the report. Funeral services for a relative were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poti
Fife
Lena
Mele
William Goyert
Leona
Riddle
Don
Reena
Rilcott
Paul Allen
Daniel Ivy Allen
Allen
Adderson
Booker
Daniel B. Allen
Steven
Anderson
Lelevie Drec
Andjsion
GM Property Rezoned For Expansion
General Motors property spanning 193 acres was rezoned industrial at a Anderson City Council special meeting. The site east of Ind 18, south of Wi Street, is designated for future GM growth and could become part of Anderson's major industrial complex system. The action occurred alongside other rezoning measures and followed council readings. the council approved the measure on third reading amid a busy agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors Corporation
Anderson City
Jend
Ind
Godt
Wi Street
Anderson
Ste Lenday
Ellie
Semenhday Og McRae
Charles
Roma
Mounds Rd
Hall
Jennings County
Sion
Vanderburn
Sampson Metal
10Th St
al Craft Co
First Baptist Church
Zua
Louise
Chestnut Streets
Gil
Aix
Herbs
Walts
Pendleton
Gary Allbritten
East Maplewood Cemetery
Delenss
Area Deaths in Anderson and Madison County
Area obituary notices list multiple local residents including J. Hays, Ken Andover Field, and Mrs. Potter Rector. The report notes former Guide-Lamp employee with long tenure, military service, and survivors across Anderson, New Castle, and Castle, with funeral plans pending at Baker Brothers Funeral Home and surrounding cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
John
Andover
L. Houser
Cressville
Tenn
Potter
Anderson
Robert
Carrie Wils
Liv
Summit
Angston
Wilson
War
IAW
Nie
Maxine Ray
Bruce
Janie) Slaneberry
Dan L. Wilson
Bulb
Carrie Wilson
Bessie Greene
New Castle
Janie Ellis
Mary Bell Hensel
Las Vegas
New
Bealbers
Herman
Louisville
T .F. Wilsay
Andoraan and
Kelly
Warner-Robbins
W. Modes
W. 33Rd St. Edgewood Trailer Court
Sanday
Lyoch Corp
Snightstown
James BE
Mary Ward Rhodes
EB. J. Rhodes
Xnightstown
M. B. Rhodes
Axl
Baker Brothers
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Leet
Myron Seybert
Sdyhart
Ax Rectiver
Thay
Wes
Le-Tv
G's
Aves. Ige
Gwlurap
Fire Department
St. John's Hospital
Senate
Elwood Club
Ralph B. Werking
St. John's Ospital
U.S
America
Comerce Mien
U.S. Camber
Anderan Chamber of Commerce
Americas Guard
Buffals
Baegefelier
Tons
Rass Somat Gove Tm
Ald
Quedive
Nored
Ami
Cellblagk 3
Jerry Rowihan
Sbi Ieter
William Kiinstler
Wlde
Condlctants
Kunstler
Wwe
Mersey River
Mancheser Ship Cabal
Ren Quayuy Oussy
Paedair
Thare
Warses
Hasyilal Seakestmen
Hel’ Enatn
Talfend
Civi Live
Ny Uutiber
Club
Bolngy
Fon
Pegay
Optic
Vem
Hilda Rebecca Swager
Tustle Creek
Jal Gust Man
Oty Marl
Auietes
Amos and
Amanda
I Laurienselt
Tharp
Arwlersom
Werren
Eset Lynn
Christain Church
Fastern Star
Anderson Chapter
White Shrine
Bethesda i
Delow Victory Club
Whetstone Bro
Therhood
Kilback Retirees
Senior Citizens
Sunshine Club
Ment
Inez) Baker
Amor V
Swager
Proalor Andphildren
Eld Watkins
Fastern Ster
Ray
Thao
Jarinos
Lisa Laurer
Paul Allen Sr
Middletown
White County, IL
Daniel
Susan Allen
Apdlasean Tame
Deleo-Remy
UAW Local 82
Killbuck Hetirees
Isteraational Bible Stu
Charles Willard Lowa
Margaret Smilin
Walter Hatfield
Greenfield
Gulda Lowe
Charlottesville
Pascot Memorial Mortuary
Basie Stultz
Friece
Park Cemetery
Doo Delaplase
Euclid
Baker Dr
Cothers
Sue
Hav
M. Max Morgan
Jen
Fete Fevedene Senter
Promanent
Woo
Man
Wed
Thurs
Eve
Apt
Mainview Beauty Shop
Beryvices
Anderson and
Madison County
Robert D. Wilton
Antersi Memorial Park
Ceca
Kenneth’ Houser
Paul W. Rhodes
Ent May
Kimm
Bmnel
Ethel May Kim
Wigestan
Robert H. Frittey
Hazel
Knopp
Ee Consultation
Gts
Doon Paizes
Bellon
Hearing Aid Service
Brown St. Anderson
Indi
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