White House Denies Nixon Knew of Coup in Chile
The White House said Nixon had no advance knowledge of any specific coup plans in Chile, while the State Department noted rumors of a coup but said they were not given to top officials. Officials described reports as common gossip and confirmed the coup began before U.S. action or knowledge. Ambassador Davis returned briefly for consultations with Kissinger.
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White House
Nixon
Washington
Department
U.S
State Department
Paul Hare
Hare
Chile
Salvador Allende
Allende
Santiago
Nathaniel Davis
Henry A. Kissinger
Davis
Kissinger
Anderson invites sealed bids for outdoor substations
The City of Anderson boards seek bids by 7:30 PM EST October 18, 1973, for two outdoor substation power transformers 750/10500 KVA 13 800 volt with underload tap changer. Transformers to meet ASA IEEE NEMA standards. Bids opened publicly. must include non collusion affidavit, certified check or bond 5% of bid. Office locations listed. Board reserves right to reject bids. Chester T. Lawrence Chair.
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Municipal Light
Anderson
Indiana
Erd
Board of Public Works
Board of Works
Cty Ho
C E. 8Th Street
Municipal Light & Power
ASA
IEEE
NEMA
Card of Public Works
City Hal
8Th Street
Municipal Light & Power Utility
Central Services
Baxter Road
India
Skylab 2 Crew Cleared to Complete 59 Day Mission
Space Center Houston AP reports Skylab 2 astronauts Alan Bean Jack Lousma and Owen Garriott are in good health after a day long evaluation and are cleared to continue the 59 day mission to its planned conclusion on Sept 25. They entered the 48th day of flight with ongoing scientific work aboard orbit.
Public Works Bid for Rock Salt Deicing Material
The Board of Public Works of Anderson Indiana invites bids for approximately 200 to 300 tons of bulk rock salt de-icing material for the 1973-74 season. Bid must include a per ton price, non-collusion affidavit, certified check or bond equal to 5 percent, contract and bond as specified, FOB destination, bids opened publicly at City Hall.
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Department OF Streets
Anderson
Indiana
Board of Public Works
Board of W
City Hall
E. 8Th Street
Department of Statate
Board For Public Works
States of
East 8Th Street
City OF
Ecology Committee Head Cancels Pollution Hearings
INDIANAPOLIS AP The head of the Indiana Senate Environment and Ecology Committee, Marlin K McDaniel, calls hearings on air pollution delays amid Nixon policy criticism. A citizen task force with 10 subcommittees will meet monthly to prepare short and long term recommendations, with members from industry and environmental groups.
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Indianapolis
Nixon
Indiana Senate Environment and Ecology Committee
Marlin K .McDaniel
Richmond
Sen. MecDanie
McDaniel
McDanie
David Mosier
Columbus
Karer Griggs
Rt. 1
Ashley
Indiana
Izaak Walton League
William Napier
National Wildlife Federation
Jim Jontz
Indiana Conservation Council
Judy Glazier
Rt. 6
Martinsville
Becky Meier
Bluffton
Indiana League of Women Voters
Ethyle R. Block
Fort Wayne
Nick L. White
Bloomington
Indiana University
Merle W. Carlison
Butler University
Jonathan IL. Birge
Izaak Walton ‘League
Harvey A. ‘Greene
City of Indianapolis
Harry R. ‘Potter
West Lafayette
Purdue University
Sociology Department
Richard S
House Public Health and ‘Environmental Affairs
Faulty Alarm Blamed in Philadelphia Nursing Home Fire
In West Philadelphia the Washington Hill Nursing Home fire killed 11 elderly men with a 12th missing, caused by a faulty alarm system. Inspectors had found 20 to 30 safety code violations including lack of sprinklers and narrow corridors, with violations tied to the Life Safety Code Act. Fire officials said the interior was engulfed on arrival. one missing man likely buried in rubble. The blaze, discovered by a nearby orderly, led to victim patients being evacuated to a neighboring facility.
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Philadelphia
West Philadelphia
Washington Hill
Joseph Rizzo
Department of Labor and Industry
Darryl Davenport
Laborer Cited In Bombings In Birmingham Court
In Birmingham, Patrick Dowling, 37, was charged with conspiring to cause an explosion between June 1 and Sept. 12. He is the first arrest in a wave of 45 bomb incidents since Aug. 18. Two others appeared in court. Dowling was held until Sept. 21 as police report multiple blasts and defused bombs.
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London
Birmingham
Britain
Patrick Dowling
Denis Doyle
David One
Manchester
Soviets and Allies Denounce Chile Coup Across Capitals
The Associated Press reports a broad international rebuke of Chile's military takeover that killed President Allende and toppled a Marxist government. Soviet and allied parties condemned the coup as reactionary and warned of reprisals against progressives while Western governments largely stayed silent.
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Associated Press
Chile
Salvador Allende
Soviet Union
Soviet Communist Party Central Committee
Cuba
North Vietnam
Yugoslavia
Romania
East Germany
Poland
U.S. State Department
Rome
Mariano Rumor
Italy
Olaf Palme
Sweden
Paris
Buenos Aires
Bogota
West Berlin
Bonn
Mexico City
London
Washington
Montreal
CIA
Elwood City Court Disposes Of Cases
Elwood Judge Riley M. Sharp presided over a long session for numerous cases. Defendants faced charges from driving while suspended to public intoxication, with outcomes including fines, continuances, dismissals, and trial dates set for Sept. 18 and Oct. 2. Change of judge orders were granted for several defendants.
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Elwood City Court
Elwood
Riley M. Sharp
Kenneth C. Campbell
Indianapolis
Paul A. Larkin
Church St
Anderson
Randall A. Blair
Reynolds
Beverly M. Bingham
S. 22Nd St
Yiel
Ronald W. Conners
New Castle
Jer D. Huff
N. I St
Pleof
Tim Edgell
Marion
Rodney Edgell
Frank Hammons Jr
John H. Coons
Kokomo
Mark A. Rogers
N. A St
Harvey Hubbard
Alexandria
Ferris J. Adams
S. Sheridan Sr
Ralph Welch
Noblesville
Petro
Swayzee
Edward Gabbard
Greenfield
Wilbur L. Huffman
Ridgeville
Frank E. Kelley
Fred M. Zenezia
Donald A. Gerdts
Gene A. Rulon
Arcadiana
Indiana
Edward P. Jekel
Beech Grove
Richard FE. Slaton
Cratis Lough
S. West St
Hershel G. Brandenburg
Orestes
Ralph Harting
Alfred Stone
Hartford
Hester Vest Elected CAP Council Chairman
Mrs. Hester Vest from Local 662 was elected CAP council chairman to direct Community Action Program activities for about 20,000 United Auto Workers in Madison and Hamilton Counties for two years. She is the first woman to hold CAP chairman in UAW Region 3 and nationally.
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Hester Vest
United Auto Workers
Madison
Hamilton
Vest
Jim Jones
Lola Stinson
Jack Norris
Russ Hazel
Paul Linville
UAW
Indiana
Kentucky
Bob Kinerk
Local Coed Studying Abroad At Harlaxton Manor England
Rebecca Lee Worster, daughter of Dr and Mrs Paul T Worster, attends the University of Evansville Study Centre at Harlaxton England for the 1973 74 academic year. The Harlaxton manor, a Gothic style mansion on 55 acres, lies 100 miles north of London and 22 miles from Nottingham. Five British tutors and Jeremy W Rusk, Evansville’s resident director, guide the tutorial system for participating students.
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Rebecca Lee Worster
Paul T. Worster
University of Evansville
Grantham
England
Indiana University
Harlaxton
London
Nottingham
Jeremy W. Rusk
Classified Credit Offered for Telephone Listing
Classified notice states credit extended to individuals with telephones listed in their names. Monthly rate seven dollars per line with a fifty cent charge for B and H box numbers.
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B&h
Bulletin Herald Classified Ads Rate Terms
Advertisement rates include a 10 percent discount for advance payment and cover total costs in both the Herald and the Bulletin Classified. Ads use 6 point or 12 point type, with 12 point charged as two lines. white space counts as a line. All ads start in the Morning Edition and errors should be reported to 649-5201 between 8 am and 5 pm.
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Herald
Bulletin
Bulletin-Herald
Classification Index Card Of Thanks In Memoriam
Classified index listing sections for announcements such as Card Of Thanks In Memoriam Lost and Found Personal notices Special Notices Transportation and Where To Eat with brief descriptors. It outlines the arrangement of items in a classification index for a newspaper page.
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BOARD OF _— WORKS
Chester T. Lawrence
Raymond H. Nice
Lloyd R. Mellenthin
Pamela Wainscott
Patolding Pany
CERN
GAGB
Oden "Mabene
Bank Holding Co
Govess Zocere
The
Chase Manhattan Corporation
New York
CMC
Financia Corporation
Des Moines
Iowa
Witing Eeping Or & Process
Dial Financial Corporation
Elow
Meridian Street
Consumer Vision
Ines
Lows County
Polk
South Sixteen Street
Omaha
Nebraska
Douglas
South
Matin
San Ana
California
Orange
Toast Avenue
Kansas City
Missouri
Jackson
Ninth Street
Federa Eserve Bank of
Iverry Street
New
Skylab
American Legion
W. 9Th St
Walt Brownie
Elmer Jack Davis
Walt Helmie
Wooden Nickle
Buck Sohn
Rick Price
Raymond H
Nuce, Lisyd 'R
Mellentha . i In
Greg White
Ecology Committee
Mary Gozzard
Philly Nursing Home
Joseph McKenna
Hal Pillenger
City
Cy Adn
Rostock
Leipzig
Dresden
Mexico
Vatican
Paul VI
Osservatore Romano
Australia
Labor Party
Canada
Quebec
Tass
Fidel Castro
Hanoi
North Vietam
CAP Council
the Peoples Market Place
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Classification Index
Siuhushoscepetestil
Agneeth Motoreye
WANT
Williams Pharmacy
West Point
U.S. Military Academy
Michael A. Farmer
W. 34Th St
APO
San Francisco
Calif
T Furniture Warehouse Sales
Chris
P.O
14Th St
Anderson Camera Shop
Meridian St
Hook
Douglass Hobbies
Arrow Ave
Ohio Ave
Yeagley Photography
Mayfair
Redken Salons
Nichol Ave
Mounds Mall
Southdale Plaza
Riggs Mobile Home
Coopers
Flynn
Nichol Mon
Ula Krieg
de Oor
Phope
Byrd Superior Carpet Cleaners
House of Reagan
Alcoholics Anonymous P.O
A.B.C. Hobby Shop
W. 11Th
LOA
Hardin
Ft. Harrison Days
Daily Bulletin
Morning Herald
Bulletin Herald
Riggs Mobile Home Service
Frances Andersen
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