Chilean Junta Explains Coup Over Extremists Invasion
The Chilean military junta stated that more than 10 000 extremists from various countries invaded Chile prompting the toppling of the leftist government. Gen Oscar Bonilla said the armed forces intervened to safeguard the country during the crisis. The claim cited Mexicans Cubans Hondurans Argentines and Tupamaros guerrillas. The junta began deporting many extremists as downtown Chileans viewed the battle debris and the presidential palace suffered heavy damage. Casualty figures were unofficial but reports claim hundreds or more dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago, Chile
Chile
Fri Gay
Oscar Bonilla
Salvador Allende
Allende
London
Morning Star
Buenos Aires
Prats
Watergate Defendants Seek Plea Changes
Four Watergate defendants including James W. McCord Jr petitioned U S District Judge to change pleas from guilty to not guilty or seek plea reviews. They claim misled into pleading, seeking possible adjustments to max terms and a jury trial option. They previously pleaded guilty on Jan 15, 1973, for conspiracy and burglary related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James W. McCord Jr
Watergate
Sirica
U.S
Chary District Court
John J. Si
Henry B. Rothblatt
Noe
Cuba
Miami
Daniel John J. Sitica
Schultz
Sitica
E. Howard Hunt
Urban League Plans Street Fair Health Testing
The Madison County Urban League will sponsor two health testing clinics on sickle cell anemia traits and hypertension today from 10 am to 1 pm, aligned with United Way Street Fair on Historial West El Street. Nurses and campus staff administer tests free with counseling and referrals, featuring Miss Black Anderson and Doreen Haywood at the Urban League booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urban League
Madison County
Historial West el Street
Black Anderson
Doreen Haywood
Guild
vole @ Unters
Ur League
Anthony Malone
Urbans League
Department of Health
Indianapis Sickle Cell Foundation
Bridges Campbell and Woodall
Anderson College School of Nursing
Ited Way
Bob Knight
The
Lois Bridges
Alvin Bridges
Urban League Health and Welfare
Madison County Urban League
Thea
National Urban League
United Way
Merchants to benefit from 1973 tax relief law
The 1973 Indiana law allows a 50 percent reduction on increases in property assessments due to remodeling or enlargement of older commercial buildings. Eligible structures must be at least ten years old, with deductions lasting five years and a per-building cap of 25 000. Separate buildings qualify even on the same lot, while large centers may hit a higher cap. Rehabilitation covers remodeling, enlarging, elevators, storefronts, heating, and air conditioning upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Merchants
Anderson Retail Association
Indiana Retail Council
Indiana
New Arrivals Born at St John’s Hospital and Community Hospital
Newborns reported from St John’s Hospital include a boy to Mr and Mrs James Spaulding of 511 W Ninth St a girl to Mr and Mrs Richard Colvill of 2608 East Lynn Sr a girl to Mr and Mrs Shawn Lawson of 612 N Parkway Dr a boy to Mr and Mrs Donald Odom of Rt 2. At Community Hospitals a boy to Mr and Mrs Gerald Wiley of 38 W Free Road a girl to Mr and Mrs Jack Gaddis of Rt 3 Elwood a girl to Mr and Mrs Ray Petty of Alexandria a girl born to Mr and Mrs Philip Brewster of Carmel at Community Hospital Indianapolis with Mrs Martha Brewster of 4114 Haverhill Dr as the paternal grandmother.
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St. John’s Hospital
James Spaulding
Ninth St
Richard Colvill
East Lynn Sr
Shawn Lawson
N. Parkway Dr
Donald Odom
Gerald Wiley
Free Road
Jack Gaddis
Rt. 3
Elwood
Ray Petty
Alex Yandria
Philip Brewster
Carmel
Community Hospital
Indianapolis
Martha Brewster
Haverhill Dr
Hawaii's Island Chain Spanning 1,540 Miles Across Pacific
Honolulu reports that the Hawaiian Islands extend about 1,540 miles across the Pacific. This measurement highlights the vast spread of the archipelago from the main islands outward into the central Pacific.
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Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Pacific Ocean
Elwood High Students Walk Out Over Lunch Policy
Several Elwood Senior High School students staged a walkout during activity period to protest the closed lunch hour and campus smoking ban. Principal Blair Sullivan called it a minor incident, with 25 to 30 pupils involved, and said no serious disciplinary action would follow. Superintendent Keith Scott backed handling by the principal and student council, with plans to raise the matter at the next faculty meeting. The event ended with the group returning to class and participating in a football pep rally.
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Elwood
Blair Sullivan
Keith Scott
Sullivan
Noremal
Anderson And Madison County Area Deaths
Anderson and Madison County area obituaries list Aaron James Masure of Daleville aged 56, a WWII veteran, and James Barnard of Muncie retired farmer, plus Charles J. Peterson and Ralph Richardson with service details. Also notes John M. Barnard, Doris Folgell, Jack D. Edgell, and Robert L. Catt linked to local towns and cemeteries with funeral arrangements and survivor lists.
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Cinci
Catt
Aluminum Center
Civi
Chephalonia
Jer
Essex Wire
Muncie
Peterson
Ralph Richardson
United States
Elwood City
Ceme
Order of Eagles
Tery
Legion
S. Army
Main St
Folgell
Doris
France
Raina¢ Ball Memorial Hospital
Mun
Jack
Shirley
Crash Kills Bartholomew County Youth
A Bartholomew County youth died from injuries sustained in a Friday nine car crash on a county road east of Columbus. David Ree Jon, 19, Rt. 2 Hope, died at a hospital after his car left the road struck a bridge abutment and burst into flames.
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Bartholomew County
I Hospital
Columbus
David Ree Jon
Hope
Larry A. King
Salem
Indiana
King
Steven R. Hoke
Rt. 2
Borden
Funeral Services for Robert Hughes and Paul Cunningham
Final rites held at Brown and Butz Funeral Home for Robert Eugene Hughes 60 of 1715 Meridian with interment at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Separate services at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home for Paul Eugene Cunningham 45 of 2329 Lafayette with interment at East Maplewood Cemetery.
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John McNew
Rt. 2
Alexandria
Ball Memorial Hospital
Missouri
American Steel and Wire Company
Joliet
Orlena
Paul E
Pleasanton
Calif
Robert E
Mary Vogelgesang
Richmond
Flo Champress
Martinsville
Brown and Butz
Fueral
Harold
Herman Jarrett
Rowe and Weston
Grove Lawn Cemetery
Pendleton
Mary Hancock Elwood
Copher and Fesler
Mary M. Hancock
Lexingston Arms
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Robert Hughes
Robert Eugene Hughes
Meridian
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Paul Cunningham
Harold E. Rozelle
Paul Eugene Cunningham
Lafayette
Terment
East Maplewood
Cem Ier
Adult Children Art Classes Start Now
Local art program invites adults and children to enroll in creative classes starting immediately. Contact phone number 649-5757 for schedules, pricing, and registration details. Classes cover painting, drawing, and hands on craft projects suitable for all ages.
Chrysler UAW Talks Drag On as GM Ford Tie Leads to Three Day Extensions
Negotiations between Chrysler and the UAW stretched toward a Friday deadline with the three day extension in place for GM and Ford contracts. Area workers in Indianapolis Kokomo and New Castle awaited outcomes as overtime rules and retirement plans emerged as main sticking points alongside health and dental insurance.
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UAW
Ford
Union
Comany
Chrysler
Madison County
Chrysler Corp
Indianapolis
Kokomo
New Castle
United Auto Workers
Detroit
General Motors Corp
Beltvidere
Vertime
Elwood
Middletown
Anderson
Elwood Chrysler
Company Aid Dental
Sesqui Advancing Week Opening Performances September 21 23
Mrs Hollon announced rehearsals are going well for Sesqui week with three opening performances at 8 p m on Friday September 21 Saturday September 22 and Sunday September 23 The act aims to be part of a national Bicentennial pageant in 1976 if successful The list includes pageant ticket sellers Melanie Boyd Beth Brehm Karen Bright Carolyn Brown and many others including Lynne Huntzinger Mary Keller Terri King and Nancy Morris and Dana Welker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melanie Boyd
Beth Brehm
Karen Bright
Carolyn Brown
Lynda Connelly
Rebecca Devaney
Carolyn Durham
Sandy Farno
Karen Fowler
Candy Gootee
Betty Henderson
Kim Higbee
Lynne Huntzinger
Mary Keller
Terri King
Sandy Levins
Shina Lee Loy
Maryann T. Mehling
Carole Miller
Nancy Morris
Chris Peters
Cindy Ritchie
Cindi Sokol
K. Marie Stefke
Jill Debbie Stdd
Judy Streeter
Marilyn Thomas
Sherry von Holten
Dana Welker
Alicia Wilhoite
Connie Schneider
Mary Lou Shepard
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Ministry of Defense
Jorge Timossi
Prensa Latina
Sapago
Timossi
Jaime Be Ios
Carlos Prats
Santago
Popular Unity Coalition
Dennis Giddens
Larry Johnson
Brent Foust
G.gort
Senate
Camdon Liddy
McCord
Mittee
Sary
Bilin L. Richardson
Archibald Cox
FBI
White House
Richardson
Watergate Committee
Fress
Malone
Ameria
Rhan League
United
Iso
Sland
Anderson and
Aaron Leasure
Daleville
Aaron James Masure
W. J Fifth St
Delco-Remy
General Motors
Yorktown
American Legion
Eagles
Red T
Mad- Dixie Ebrite
Chesterfield
Geneva Lowe
Sadie Jaquess
Mary
Tes
Vivian Parsons
Farmington
Mich
Mildren Manlove
Nancy Jo Heineman
Fred
Yorktown Cemetery
John Barnard
John M. Barnard
Delaware County
Pittsburg Plate,lass Company
William
Lela) Carter
Alex
Lula) McDonnell
Glen
James Barnard
Crown* Point
Charles Peterson
Reek Orthodox Church
Kanapolis
Ahepa Lodge
Delaware
America
Eeebel
Elizabeth Edgell
Confulwood
F Elm Ridge
Robert Catt
Jack Edgell
Robert L. Catt
Hendricks St
St. John's Hospital
Carthage
Jack D. Edgell
Theuneral
Associated Press
Morris Brattain
Veterans Hospital
Georgia Everett
Friendship Baptist Church
Georgia Eveerett
Nelle St
G. W. Hester
East Maplewoodemetery
L. C. Mayuneral
Otterbein United Methodist Church
Madison Anderson
Ernest Shumaker
John
H. Aukerman Associate
Uite
Ednesday
Praim
Hour OF Prayer
WMRI
Rete Seu
W. 8Th ST
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