Madison County COG Expands Role Under HUD Mandate
The Madison County Council of Governments faces a federal push to grow, requiring higher certification and a three year countywide development program. HUD orders demand a larger staff and a full time executive director to lead planning beyond local units toward a regional seven county framework. Barton Aschman Associates call COG the key agency for county planning.
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Madison County Council of Governments
COG
Madison County
Boards of Works
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Anderson
Donald McCarty
McCarty
Barton-Aschman Associates
Harter Boulevard
Park Road
Raible Avenue
Ind. 32
25Th Street
Anderson Area
Clyde Williams & Associates
Quang Tri captured as marines seize Citadel stronghold
South Vietnamese marines take control of the Citadel and the city of Quang Tri, delivering a second major victory in a week. US officers report Hue threat ended by the 1st Division, while North Vietnamese forces withdraw west of the Citadel as fighting continues along the Thach Han River.
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Saigon
Quang Tri
U.S
Hue
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Quanh Tri
North Vietnam
de Viet
Thach Han
Nguyen van Thieu
Saigon Command
Flossie
Hanoi
China
Sweden Frees Croatians After Airline Hijack
A DC9 with 90 aboard was hijacked by three Yugoslavs forcing seven Croatian separatists from prison to be released. Negotiations via radio and police escort culminated in prisoners being moved to the plane and released, as authorities feared a massacre.
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Malmoe
Sweden
Olaf Palme
Scandinavian Airlines System
Tito
Yugoslavia
Ustashi
Goteborg
Stockholm
Air Piracy Pact Moves Toward Global Treaty Formation
A 15 nation group advanced a draft sanctions framework within the ICAO to enforce anti hijacking pacts and curb air terrorism. The plan envisions a staged response from 10 day violations to 72 hour hostage cases, with possible suspension of air rights and escalating penalties. Nixon urged Senate ratification of the 1971 Montreal treaty, while ICAO seeks broader international adoption.
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Washington
International Civil Aviation Organization
ICAO
Nixon
Senate
State Department
Icao Group
Department
Soviet Union
France
United Nations Council
The
Airlines Pilot Association
White House
Anderson Police Host Rock Expo in Athletic Park
Noon kickoff for a Rock Expo aims to connect youth with police in a non enforcing setting. About 16 local bands perform behind the grandstand. event runs to 7 30 or 8 p.m. with hot dogs and drinks, free admission, no alcohol or drugs, parking allocated, and proceeds fund the Public Affairs division.
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Anderson
Paddy Jamerson
Athletic Park
Police Department
Jamerson
Edgewater Park
Public Affairs Division
Department
United Nations urged to condemn Israeli raids by Arab members
Arab members of the United Nations demand the UN chief condemn Israeli raids. Also noted is the death of a World War I invasion fleet commander at 85. Several other items include library service expansion for county students and political espionage indictments.
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United Nations
Boston Maintains Lead as Detroit Wins and Orioles Beat Yanks
Boston holds the lead in the American League East as Detroit wins and Baltimore defeats New York. Partly cloudy today with a high of 76 to 79 and a low of 54 to 59. Sunday will be partly cloudy with highs in the upper 70s and a small chance of rain. Anderson’s high Friday, 75, low 54.
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Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
New York
Anderson
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Lee Aschoff
Madison County Police Department
John Gunter
Indiana
Ingalls
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Robert L. Rock
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Earth
Moon
Space Agency
UPI
Scandinavian Airlines
SAS
Bulliotta Airport
Gote
David M. Miller
Police
Rock ‘Expo
Library Service
George McGovern
Lord Fisher
Lord Fisher of
Lambeth
Canterbury
Story
Ford
General Motors
Simi
Calif
Los Angeles
Anderson High School
Madison Heights
Living Church
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