Tax levy breakdown shows varied township rates across counties
Boone Township faces about 7.22 per 100 property with a 1.43 rise. Duck Creek Township in Elwood district about 7.50, up 1.13. Madison Grant in Duck Creek about 7.13, down 0.49. Fall Creek and Green townships around 6.39, decline 2.22 in Green. Jackson and Lafayette districts hover near 6.89 and 7.17 with small rises. West Central area at 6.66 up 1.06. Monroe 7.09 up 0.02. Pipe Creek 7.14 up 1.26. Richland 7.21 down 0.13. Stony Creek 7.08 up 0.12. Union 7.16 up 0.34. Van Buren 7.26 up 0.56. Tenor notes county, township, library, school, and state components vary by township.
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Boone Township
Duck Creek Township
Elwood
Duck Creek
Fall Creek Township
Green Township
Jackson Township
Yette Township
West Central Community
Trict
Lafayette Township
Anderson Community
Monroe Township
Pipe Creek Township
Richland Township
Stony Creek Township
Union Township
van Buren
EHS Considers Parade Participation Amid Budget Cut
The board weighs high school band in a Sullivan parade as EHS faces a 0.10 cut from tax review. General fund stands at 4.48, debt service 0.26, and cumulative building fund 1.00 totaling 5.74. Enrollment for 1971 72 is reported leveling off.
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Sullivan
Tax Review Board
Spitz Sets Few Limits On Olympic Gold Pace
Spitz was praised for natural talent and self discipline by coach Chavoor who said Mark is shy not arrogant. A college swimmer noted Spitz’s confidence, while a Arden Hills teammate predicted a future of world records as Spitz eyes continued success.
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Spitz
Chavoor
Mark
Walt Hardin
Arden Hills
e@wim
Covenants Set for New Park and Standard Oil Site Rezoning
New Park covenants between the petitioner and the city and with area residents address restrictions. Business 1 zoning covers property on the west side of Scatterfield Road near I 49 across from the Holiday Inn for a Standard Oil filling station. Final council action on these rezoning items is planned for October. A resolution approving miscellaneous bills over 2000 dollars was also adopted, the largest item just under 8000 dollars for demolition of the old armory building across from the city building as part of downtown redevelopment.
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Scatterfield Road
Holiday Inn
Standard Oil
Armory
House Rejects Indochina War Funding Cutoff Amendment
The House defeated the end-the-war amendment 208 to 160 after about 10 minutes of debate. The measure would have cut off all but withdrawal money in four months, pending Hanoi's release of prisoners and accounting for Americans missing. The broader defense bill of 74.6 billion dollars was approved 322 to 40 and sent to the Senate.
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Washington
House
U.S
Hanoi
Senate
Appropriations Committee
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
Armed Forces Committee
Rep
Joseph P. Addeibbo
Dn.y
Britain urged to join united front against terrorism
In London, Kissinger and Israeli Ambassador Comay pressed for strong international action. Kissinger met Foreign Secretary Douglas-Home for 80 minutes and urged full British and European support. Heath discussed cooperation at Chequers as Britain pledged energetic efforts to suppress Arab terrorism and collaborate on anti piracy and hijacking measures.
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London
United States
Israel
Kissinger
Moscow
Paris
Alec Douglas-Home
Middle East
Munich
Nixon
Edward Heath
Chequers
Britain
Foreign Office
U.S
France
U.N. Security Council
Syria
Lebanon
Douglas-Home
Two freighters collide off North Carolina coast injuring four
In the Atlantic near the North Carolina coast, the Trans Hawaii and the Republica de Colombia collided, leaving four injured and one missing. The Colombian ship's chief engineer is feared dead. two crew burned and sprayed with fuel. Coast Guard aircraft and ships responded as both vessels remained locked together.
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Portsmouth, Va
Atlantic Ocean
North Carolina
Coast Guard
Elizabeth City
N.C
Trans-Hawaii
Republica de Colombia
Jacksonville
Fla
Darryl Cramer
Southern Shipping Co
Colombia
North Florida
Jacksonvile
Canal Zone
Cramer
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Hudson Waterway Corp. of
Seatrain Lines
Cartegena
Chicago Sewage Plan To Move Wastewater To Indiana
The Army Corps of Engineers proposes moving raw Chicago area sewage to three northern Indiana counties for treatment. The plan would route wastewater down the Kankakee River for processing in Jasper Pulaski and Newtown counties. A preliminary study is finished and public hearings are set for Thursday night at Hammond Morton High School.
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Hammond, Ind
Army Corps of Engineers
Chicago
Indiana
Kankakee
Jasper
Pulaski
Newtown
Hammond Morton High School
Four Injured in Three Anderson Crashes
Three separate accidents in Anderson within three hours left four people injured and treated at St. John’s Hospital. A Gaston woman, 24, was hurt in a two car collision near Arby’s on Mounds Road. A Noblesville woman, 23, sustained leg and head injuries after a single vehicle crash on Nichol Avenue. Two children and three other occupants were briefly injured in a three car crash at East 29th Street and Columbus Avenue.
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St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Arby's
Mounds Rd
Gaston
Alvin Pease
Rt. 1
Middletown
Mounds Mall
Janice K. Fallis
Rt. 2
Fallis
Noblesville
Nichol Ave
Terry W. Carroll
10Th St
Nichol Avenue
29Th Street
Columbus Avenue
Janet S. Moorman
E. 31St St
East 29Th Street
Eula
R. Bauer
Box
Brenda S. Goings
Forrest Terrace
Goings
James St. Antoine
Fourth St
Gerald Goings
Airport Land Purchase Urged by Madison County Board
Madison County Aviation Board discussed leasing grounds for recreation and debated buying the airport to develop land and remove it from the tax rolls. Suggestions included leasing 30 acres to Chesterfield for a recreation center with a pool and forming an Airport Authority to share costs between Anderson and county councils.
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Madison County Aviation Board
Farren
Lowell Powell
Chesterfield
Keith Pettigrew
Anderson City
Madison County
Pettigrew
Anderson
Airport Authority
Anderson and Madison County area deaths summary
Obituaries from Anderson and Madison County list George Wible 65 of Rt 7 Hartford City died at a local nursing home. Gaston Evans Roberts obituary notes Alexandria resident Edith Sturm. Marie Olvey 76 former Fortville resident died in Warren Methodist Home. Vivian Barkdull 39, Lapel teacher died in Nyack New York. Services and funeral details given for each with local memorials and burial locations.
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George Wible
Hazel Edens
Rt. 7
Hartford City
Anderson
Keplinger
Gardens Cemetery
Eaton
Gaston
Alexandria
Edith Sturm
Evan G. Roberts
St. Petersburg
Fla
Jay Swift-Storey
John Dicken
Riverside Cemetery
Fortville
Marie Olvey
Ren Methodist
Warren
Delco-Remy
Fortvile United Methodist Church
Jesse
Fisher Funeral
Everett Landry
IOOF
Oaklandon
Lapel
Vivian Barkdull
Nyack
N.Y
Lapel High School
Ardith Brunson
Pendleton
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
Brookside Cemetery
Burned Out Church Resumes Services
The Church of the Brethren plans to resume worship at North Side Junior High School after a Sept fire destroyed their McKinley Street building. Pastor Eldon M. Petry announced worship will begin in the auditorium with church school classes set to start Sept 24 at the same location.
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Church of the Brethren
North Side Junior High School
Eldon M. Petry
McKinley Street
Southside
Washington School
Russell
John Showalter
Irvan Krall
Chester Ritterskamp
North Side
Christian Education Commission
Arthur Felts
Howard Burnett
Christian Education
Ministry and Worship Commission
James Hervey
Larry Abshire
Kenneth Norris
Dwight Hargett
Ev. Petry
Meee
Midwest
Traffic Signs and Units Added for Frankton
Frankton approved four way street plan with posted signs designating a 15 mile per hour school zone. The board added extra deputies for Halloween. Jaycees thanked for Walnut Street cleanup. August police report by Deputy William E. Weaver lists one theft five domestic problems one property accident three traffic arrests two public intoxication arrests and one warrant arrest.
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Hughes Thee
Pass
Oh Street
Jaycees
Walnut Street
William E. Weaver
G.O.P. Supporters Register to Vote by September 23
A notice urges Republican supporters to register to vote by September 23 using the provided phone number 642-9905. It emphasizes timely registration and directs readers to contact party officials for guidance.
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G.O.P
Reflecting on vandalism and democracy
The piece argues that vandalism reveals a destruction urge born from inability to create, a clash between brutality and spirituality, and a warped view of freedom. It condemns vandals as despicable and urges self discipline to preserve democracy.
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