Anderson Sanitary District Hikes Storm Sewer Projects
The Anderson Sanitary District Commission approves three declaratory resolutions for storm and surface water sewer projects costing about 4.7 million with a potential 5 million bond issue. Projects cover 38th Street Broadway CBD areas with estimates 2.67 1.36 and 0.672 million, aiming to complete a 1974 start. Public hearings set for October 2 with bonding planned for possible execution in 1978.
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The suit alleges fear of McNabney and concerns about a trial narrative. Mrs. Chirk disputes defense claims and describes the events with a girl, while a mistrial motion arises over police photographs used as lineup evidence. The judge and attorneys clash on prejudicial statements and prior arrest references.
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Survivor testimony recounts shotgun attack injuries and memory doubts
The testimony describes Mrs Spencer hearing a violent noise and feeling blood, with wounds on her left arm and right shoulder blade from shotgun pellets. Defense questions identification reliability as the trial covers her memory of the events and a possible fourth assailant.
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Stolen Van Custom Equipment Worth 1509 Reported at Downtown Shop
Police report a break in at Fantasy Land shop at 2519 Main St. entries through a broken plate glass window. Stolen items include van custom parts, sun roof, wheel covers, steering wheels, stereo, and in dash outfit. No suspects. investigation ongoing.
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Century Club forms to back Republican efforts in Indiana
James Christopherson chairs the Century Club which aims to fund Republican campaigns after noting deficits in the last three elections. The group seeks a firm financial base to focus on winning elections rather than fundraising, while speakers urged citizen involvement and responsible government in Washington Indianapolis and Anderson.
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City to Get Funds for Street and Sidewalk Repairs
The federal Economic Development Administration approved 8440,000 for city street and sidewalk repairs under the Public Works Program. Projects include park improvements and renovation of the Old Downtown federal building.
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Billy Carter Beer Aimed at Market Release
Billy Carter brother of the President plans to announce today that a beer bearing his name will soon go on sale. The beverage is to be produced by a Kentucky brewery under the Billy label according to Los Angeles Times reporting.
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South Madison Prepares Public Meeting On New School Building
South Madison School Corporation officials will reveal a proposed building project at a public meeting set for Sept 29 at Pendleton Middle School auditorium. Superintendent Earl Consort said the plan aims to relieve overcrowding and reflects input from spring sessions with parents.
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Enrollment Declines at Fairmont Madison Grant Schools
Madison Grant officials report a slight 1977 fall enrollment drop to 2,481 students, down 27 from the previous year. At a Monday meeting the school board approved a 6 percent raise for bus drivers, along with more sick leave, better insurance, and higher funds for extracurricular trips.
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