Burger Kunstler In Accord On Penal Reform Rally
Washington AP reports Chief Justice Warren E Burger and attorney William Kunstler debated penal reform during Georgetown events. Burger praised reform efforts while Kunstler invoked Attica and called for broader change. Counterdemonstrators urged more radical action, and speakers urged students to wield law as a fighting instrument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Warren E. Burger
William Kunstler
America
Burger
Georgetown
Capitol
Kunstler
Georgetown Student Bar Association
al Ross
Attica
Rutgers University Law
Arthur Kinoy
Abraham Lincoln
Kinoy
Catherine Roraback
Lawyers’ Guild
New Haven
Medina mass murder case moves forward at My Lai trial
Judge Loftens continued deliberations from page one as prosecutors argued Medina knew a mass murder was underway inside My Lai and encouraged it by firing on a woman. Capt. Frank Wurtzel said witnesses established guilt beyond doubt. Medina faces one premeditated murder charge with a possible life sentence. Court recessed to Tuesday to discuss jury instructions. the five man jury may reach a verdict then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Frank Wurtzel
Medina
My Lai
Bailey
Howard
Kings Inn Restaurant Adds New Met with Evening Entertainment
Kings Inn debuts new met features daily lunch buffet with weekend entertainment in the Star light Room. Dick Steffan, an Irish tenor, headlines with patron favorite Bittersweet Staff. Pat Lane performs nightly at the piano, enhancing the dining experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Inn
New Met
Dick Steffan
Pat Lane
Draft extension bill shapes Indochina end date debate
Senate House conferees dropped a withdrawal deadline and urged ending U S military operations in Indochina at the earliest practicable date. Mansfield warned he would reoffer his amendment to the military procurement bill or another measure if his tabling motion failed. Nixon opposed the amendment though lawmakers gained pay raise concessions for lower grade servicemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indochina
Senate House
Congress
U.S
Mansfield
Senate
Nixon
Gordon Allott
R-Cole
GOP
White House
William Safire
Safire
Cancer Society Transportation Sought For Patients
Madison County American Cancer Society seeks community support to provide patient transportation for cobalt treatments at Muncie or Indianapolis hospitals. Volunteers may call 642-6603. At fall meeting Richard Maier was elected president, succeeding Louis Furlong. other officers reelected were Mrs William C ers, vice president, Mrs Fr Phelps, secretary and Hawes, treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
American Cancer Society
Muncie
Indianapolis
Richard Maier
Louis Furlong
William C.ers
Fr. Phelps
Hawes
New Arrivals at Local Homes Include Dozens of Babies
A list of newborns appears from families across the area. Names include Craib, Marshall, Day, DeHart, Johnson, Jessup, Guenthenstberger, Phipps, Schoettner, Harring, Millikan, Taylor, and Gaddis. Hospitals noted is Community Hospital for William Taylor. Grandparents listed for Gaddis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Craib
Gregory Marshall
E. 29Th St
Leroy Day
Jefferson
John DeHart
Brown
Dwight Johnson
Pendleton
Kenneth Jessup
Alliance Rd
Lynn Guenthenstberger
Daleville
Larry Phipps
Dewey
Shirley Schoettner
Circuit Court Arraignments In Madison Superior Court
Six persons including a husband and wife appeared before Judge Pro Tem Patrick J. Cunningham in Madison Superior Court on drug charges. A jury trial was set for Feb. 22, 1972, for George Drake and Ka Chai Drake. Drake faces possession and sale of narcotics while his wife faces possession of dangerous drugs. William D. Paige pleaded innocent to carrying a pistol without a permit. Marvin Miller pleaded innocent to theft. Trial injury was scheduled for Fed. William C. Russell Jr. had case continued to Oct. 4 for fleeing a police officer. Mary Wayne Chaffin faces charges of using dangerous drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick J. Cunningham
Madison Superior Court
George Drake
Ka Chai Drake
Drake
William D. Paige
Marvin Miller
William C. Russell Jr
Mary Wayne Chaffin
Deadline Today For Elwood Voter Registration
Today is the last day for eligible Elwood residents to register to vote in the November election. Unregistered citizens must go to the Anderson courthouse before October 2 to qualify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Anderson
Emergency Runs Report From Thursday and Friday
On Thursday Captain D. Smith and Lieutenant R. Blake handled calls at 5:04 p.m. at 5 Redbud Blvd for an injury at Community Hospital and at 6:06 p.m. at 1107 E. 30th St for a fight at St. John’s Hospital. Friday Captain C. McKissick and Lieutenant W. Shryock on duty logged 12:27 p.m. at 1200 block EF Fifth St illness at Community Hospital, 12:33 p.m. at 100 block Broadway accident at Community Hospital with Wiley and Grimes standby crew, and 1:17 p.m. at 318 Morton illness at St. John’s Hospital.
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D. Smith
R. Blake
Redbud Blvd
Injury — Community Hospital
E. 30Th St
St. John’s Hospital
Capiian C. McKissick
W. Shryock
Fifth St
Broadway
Accident — Community Hospital
Wiley
Grimes
Morton
Attica Protests Grow As Militants Back Demonstrations
A legal spokesman mål Kunstler urged protests in Albany Attica and the White House to condemn the Attica prison deaths. Rennie Davis announced the schedule while Mayor Lindsay commented on the Attica horror at a Syracuse conference. Prison interviews began under ACLU Legal Aid Society and Black Lawyers groups as funeral services were held for six slain workers.
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Kunstler
Marist College
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Attica
Washington
Albany
White House
Rockefeller
Negro Baptist Ministers Conference
Greater
New York City
Daniel Nickerson
Appalachia
Rennie Davis
United States
Richard Nixon
Davis
Cambodia
Kent State
Jackson State
New York
John V. Lindsay
Democratic Party
Syracuse
Corrections Department
Buffalo
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
The
Legal Aid Society
National Lawyers Guild
National Conference of Black Lawyers
Herman Schwartz
Paynter's Apothecary Prescription File Available at Williams Pharmacy
Local records note Paynter's Apothecary prescription file is now accessible at Williams Pharmacy located at 1109 Meridian. The transfer enables customers to retrieve existing prescriptions and related records via this site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paynter
Williams Pharmacy
Nixon seeks strict constructionist to replace Black on Supreme Court
President Nixon stressed strict interpretation of the Constitution in selecting a successor to Justice Hugo Black, who announced his retirement after 33 years on the bench. Black, once linked to the Ku Klux Klan, had solidified a civil liberties record, while White House aide Ziegler outlined the nomination process and the challenge of finding a compatible Southern candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Senate
Poff
Radford
House
White House
Black
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
New Deal
Alabama
Ziegler
Clement F. Haynsworth
G. Harrold Carswell
Carswell
Blackmun
Minnesota
John D. Ehrlichman
Sureme Court
Oliver Andell Holmes
Roger B. Taney
John Marshall Harlan
Harlan
John M. Harlan
Stephen Field
John Marshall
Death notices and obituaries readers in Anderson area
Anderson and county area death notices list Corinne C Miller 91 of 1645 W Sixth St died at Willows Nursing Home Alexandria burial Bloomington interment Chambersville Owens Co services Monday at Bloomington mortuary memorials may go to Charles Ewing Brown Scholarship Fund Anderson College Also listed are final rites for multiple individuals including Troy Fox Bessie Hartzell Rex Byrum Charles Barrett Roosevelt Harris Stella Gooding and others with funerals across Anderson area from Fortville Elwood Pendleton Greenburg Letart and Powell along with related interments and funeral home notices.
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Corinne C. Miller
Sixth St
the Willows Nursing Home
Alexandria
Toledo
Ohio
Ben
Martha Myers Cooter
Valparaiso University
Central Christian Church
Dickens Fellowship
Bloomington
Otis J. Miller
George W. Miller, Anderson
Gertrude Cooter
Brown and Butz Funeral
Green and Harrell Funeral Home
Chambersville
Owens Co
Charles E. Brown
Park Place Church
Troy Fox
Karl M. Kyle
Park Log Cemetery
Alexandia
Charles E. Barrett
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Grove Lawn Cemetery
Pendleton
Mr. Barrett
American Cancer Society
The
Heart Fund
Sler
Ralph E. Pensler
Greensburg
Anderson
New Bethel United Methodist Church
Mary
Martha Stottlemeier
Ralph
Claire Wykoff
Indianapolis
Mae Lowe
North Vernon
Ethel Fulton
Hattie Coffee
Westport
Bass Funeral Home
Letart
W.va
Harry E. Cullen
Pt. Pleasant Hospital
Pt. Pleasant
Val and
Andeline (Youngman) Cullen
Summitville
Johns-Manville Corp
Fortville
May Stapleton
Nora Kelly
Fish
Edenorence Cullen
Comet South
Elsie van Natta
Sameera
Paul Cullen
Vic
Bill Cullen
Ewing Funeral Home
Forrestville
Tribute to Flag By Roy Shepherd Gets Recognition
Roy Shepherd of Anderson received formal recognition for his Tribute to the Flag at the 49th Supreme Convention of AHEPA in Los Angeles. The resolution adopted August 20 urged Congress to use the tribute as a preamble to the Pledge of Allegiance and to include it in AHEPA ritual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Shepherd
Supreme Convention of Ahepa
American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association
Los Angeles
U.S
Shepherd
Order of Ahepa
AHEPA
Anderson Commandary
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Ohio
Boston
Mass
Washington, D.C
Paramount
First Methodist Church
White Shrine
WFBM
Jim Gerard
Nixon
Lima
Peru
In- Trag Alliance
Theater Stage
Pic
Mounds Mall theft lights case prompts police chase
At 3:45 a.m. Anderson City Police pursued a vehicle headed from the Mounds Mall in connection with the theft of crossbar lights at the west side railroad crossing. Collins is charged with reckless driving and driving without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andersson City
West Side
Collins
Ghost Employes In State Licenses Office Case
A report details several state workers with questionable warrants and unsigned or disputed records. William R. King of Lebanon served as a license examiner from Oct 15, 1969 to Feb 12, 1971 issuing warrants totaling 7810.41. Russell W. Carter from Coatesville worked as a clerk Feb 1–26, 1971 with warrants worth 420. Ronald E. Strakis of Indianapolis served Dec 16, 1970 to Feb 26, 1971 issuing 983.69 in warrants. Margaret Nell Horton of Beech Grove, Dec 18, 1969 to Mar 15, 1971, issued warrants totaling 7089.55. The report notes Horton is married to Orville Horton, owner of Greenwood airport and a state admin employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. King
Lebanon
Russell W. Carter
Rt. 1
Coatesville
Ronald E. Strakis
Indianapolis
Margaret Nell Horton
Beech Grove
Chesterfield prepares for unusual election contest
Unusual Twist candidate Betty Clevenger is not incumbent. Democrat-Al Leduc, Bill Ponsler, Wayne Downey, Wil ford Leach and Joe Stuart run for board seats with Pat Summers as incumbent clerk treasurer. New Democrat Kenneth Poor Fred Ashby Curtis Dixon Don McNeil Bill Roundtree also vie for posts. Henriette Stoner seeks clerk treasurer. Observers expect another wild town hall season in a town of 3,001. The law may shift to Mary elections next time, ending the town hall style conventioneering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Clevenger
al Leduc
Bill Ponsler
Wayne Downey
Wilford Leach
Joe Stuart
Pat Summers
Kenneth Poor
Fred Ashby
Curtis Dixon
Don McNeil
Bill Roundtree
Henriette Stoner
Chesterfield
Final rites for Brubaker Moulton at St Joseph
Final rites were held today at St Joseph Catholic Church for Mrs Clara E Brubaker and Miss Priscilla Moulton with interment in St Joseph Cemetery. Jackley Landrum Funeral Home arranged the services. Noblesville final rites pending for Mrs Nora Wade at Coaltrin Funeral Home with interment at a local cemetery. Jesse A Goodwin’s funeral today at 2 p m at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with interment at East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Elwood
Jackley-Landrum
Jay V. Noble
Memorial Park Cemetery
Alma Gregory
Tim E. Ponsler
Rowe and Weston
Greensburg
East Maple- Anderson
Tim E. Pon
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Clara E. Brubaker
Priscilla Moulton
St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery
Jackley - Landrum Funeral Home
Noblesville
Nora Wade
Coaltrin
Jesse A. Goodwin
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
East Maplewood Cemetery
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Georgetown University
Attica State Prison
Loftens
M. Mex Morgan
WLW
WBRI
WHBU
Arsfee
W. 6Th ST
Northside
Indiana Ave
Vietnam War
Cancer Society
David Gaddis
Richmond
Gaddis
Linda Dehner
Harold Gaddis
Orchard Ln
Circuit Court
First Presbyterian Church
West 9Th
Chase ST
Church School
Congressional
Justice Burger
Ehrlichman
County
C. E. Brown
Mrs. Bessie (Riggs) Hartzell
Bessie (Riggs) Hartzell
White Union Cemetery
Middletown
Rex W. Byrum
Harold E. Rozelle
Frankton
Roosevelt Harris
L. C. May Funeral Home
Stella Gooding
Ella Bronnenberg
Powell
Wyo
Ella Graham Bronnenberg
Here
Ellen Graham
Wyoming
Arthur Bronnenberg
Ellen Morris
Prosser
Wash
Myron Bronnenberg
Edgar Bronnenberg
Noble Bronnenberg
Tacoma
Jessie Stottlemyer
Lulu Boone
Lapel
Orrell A. Kuhn
Sells and Rowe
Mendon Cemetery
Nora E. Kelly
Beard
Palmetto
Fla
Anderson High School
Delco Remy
Eagles Lodge
Fern Beard
Birdie Fisher
Bradenton
Mildred Barlow
Braden
Mansion Memorial
Park
Ellenton
Griffith-Cline Fitton
Ture
Canada
Masonic Lodge
Lions Club
Madison County Shrine
Scottish Rite
Eastern Star
Shepherds of White
E. L. Thompson
Jamaica
Evangelist C. B. Ellis
Church of God
Anderson Gospel Tabernacle
Lith
Sherman
Mounds Mall
Clara Brubaker
Doug Oldham
Ovid Community Church
Anderson On
St. Rd
John K. Summers
Dale Atkins
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