Harris and wife linked to Hearst in SLA case
The Harris couple and Harris’s sister are tied to the Symbionese Liberation Army case as the FBI confirms their San Francisco arrest near the Hearst capture. Backgrounds show Harris, Carmel High School graduate, later served in the Marine Corps and earned degrees at Indiana University while his wife Emily taught in Bloomington. The family shared limited comment as investigators pursued the fugitive network tied to the 1970s era crime spree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garmel
Betty
Joann Johnson
Carmel
Associated Press
Burmel
Bunnells
Johnson
Carmel High School
I; Harris
Aimy
Harris
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Marine Corps
da Nang
Vietnam
Emily
Clarendon Kills
Chi Omega Sorority
Bloomington
Patty
Paps
Tania
Miss Hearst
SLA
Hibernia Bank
San Francisco
Harrises
Los Angeles
Hearing Postponed Over Ridge Road Dump Extension
The hearing paused as the city seeks permission to keep the Ridge Road dump open past September 27. City attorney Clanin said a request for an extension is planned since the site cannot meet height limits in the contract with Lilburn Stablemyer by that date. Wright denied a motion to correct errors in the landfill plan, while Adams Township property owners pursue an appeal pathway if Swinford land is condemned. Davisson, representing Swinford landowners, argues the site rotation would pose health hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deynek
Wright
Swinford
Anderson
Dan Davisson
Indiana
Davisson
Strike talk and meeting rights stir Indiana schools
The district faced a near strike as teachers planned a MASK gathering while two meetings were reportedly dropped to avoid confrontation. State officials and association leaders sparred over whether cancellation notices are required, highlighting differing views on board meeting authority and strike meanings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketring
the Herald
Charles Sharp
Harold Negley
Jay F. Rechter
Indiana School Board Association
Stephan Stewart
Indiana State Teachers Association
Don Julian
CTA
Area Deaths and Obituaries in Anderson and Nearby
Area obituaries note deaths of Mary Hunnell and several local residents including Andrew Alan Rowland James Corsaut and Ross Ham. Reports include birth and parent details funeral arrangements graveside services and family survivors with churches and cemeteries named. The notices list former employers and community affiliations along with funeral home arrangements and calling hours across Elwood Alexandria and Anderson.
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Mary Hunnell
Mary BE. Hunnell
Hamilton Place
St. John's
Francisville
Anderson
Delco Remy Division
Killbuck
UAW
Whetstone Brotherhood and Sisterhood
Winona Evans
Ruby Presser
Virginia Warner
Ray N. Huppell
Middletown
Gters
Margaret, Shellon
Rosa Keep
Zida Wycoff
New Castle
Nola Waiters
Terre Haute
Ted Hurst
Buria
Anderson Memorial Park
Andrew Rowland
Aulexandria
Andrew-Alan Rowland
James Rowland
Rt. 1
Community Hospital
Chad and
Jeremy
James Rowland Sr
Alexandria
Francis Ogden
Sarasota
Fla
Mary Bishop
St. Charles
Ang
Clessie Reed
Pearl Heritage
Summitville
Parkview Cemetery
Sam Malicoat
Karl M. Kyle
James Corsaut
James
10Th St
Guide Lamp
Central Christaan Church
George Hackett American Legion Post
Order of Eagles
Pearl Clevenger
William Nugum
Ruth Gustin
Durbin
George Hollingsworth
Martha Eaton
Cambridge City
Brown and Butz
Ted D Hurst
American Legion
Elva Stant
Elwood
Mercy Hospital
Clarence
Montpelier
Central Wesleyan Methodist Church
Mabel Walker
Frankton
Fred Stant
Naples
Ines Hines
Seymore
Copher and Fesler
Glen Raney
Elwood City
Funeral
United Way Aid Reaches Handicapped Families in Madison County
The Madison County Easter Seal Society for Crippled Children and Adults distributes para medical equipment and financial aid to those in need. Two summer camps for handicapped children operate with United Way support. William Hafner of Anderson leads the local group, with clients referred by schools and county medical staff.
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United Way
Madson County Society For
Uted Way
Tew
Acthli
Madison County
Easter Seal Society
Way
Camp Isanogle
Muncie
Camp Cook
William Hafner
Anderson
Schoul
Energy Policy Talk Highlights Coal as Aid to Shortfall
Herald staff writer reports GM energy specialist Ned V Poer urged a national energy policy and development of alternate sources with coal abundant in supply. He warned against overreliance on conservation alone and criticized oil price controls as a barrier to energy access. Poer cited past forecasts and looming shifts in energy use, stressing caution about the futures of cheap fuel. New arrivals list several births at St John’s Hospital and Burnat Community Hospital with families named.
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Brian Knowlton
Herald
America
General Motors
Anderson
Poer
Jordan Rejects Hawk Missile Sale Conditions
Jordan on Thursday rejected Ford administration conditions for Hawk antiaircraft missiles saying the restrictions would undermine national dignity and indicated it may buy Soviet missiles instead. Prime Minister Zaid al-Hussain’s office said he informed the U S ambassador the country would regretfully decline to sign the contract under the conditions. A State Department spokesman said Washington sought clarification of Jordan’s statement and noted Jordan claimed the missiles would be stationary and limited to defensive use.
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Amman
Jordan
Ford
Zaid Hafar
Congress
Washington
State Department
United States
Robert Funseth Funseth
Police Blotter Highlights Multiple Anderson Crashes and Thefts
Police report a two car crash at Indiana Avenue and Clifford Road injuring three, with Carole King and Hodney Cummings among occupants. A second crash at Raible Avenue and West ith Street injured one, and a third collision on East Lynn and Fast 28th streets left Michael Johnson injured. Also reported: juveniles held for burglary tied to Ray Hrooker residence thefts, a stolen E track tape player and tools, Delco batteries stolen from Brada Miller dock, and a fire at Dennis Allman residence caused major damage.
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Indiana Avenue
Clifford Road
Anderson
Carole King
Andover Rd
Hodney Cummings
Indiana Ave
King
St. John’s Hospital
Jonathan
Jeremy King
St. John's Hospital
Raible Avenue
West Ith Street
Judy Keesing
28Th St
Mary Stiner
Halford
Keesling
John's Hospital
Stiner
Largo
Ind
Phelps County
Rolla
Ray Hrooker
Morten St
Cecil Thurst Windstead
Missouri Highway Patrol
Joe Britton
Poplar St
Anderson High School
Fred Lynn
36Th St
DELCO
Brada-Miller Freight System
Takien
Sun Express Trucking Inc
Hazlett St
East Lynn
28Th Streets
Michael Johnson
Rt. 3
Middletown
28Th
Kenneth Helstey
Lynn Street
Helstey
Palliw
Johnson
Ifelstey
Dennis Allman
Uss W. First St
Ind. 109
Cross Street
Senate Acts On Pay Raise Bill
The Senate voted 53 to 24 to cap the federal pay raise at 5 percent for Congress and other federal workers, backing President Ford. The House can still reject this and push for an 8.66 percent increase. Ford urged the 5 percent limit to save about 1.6 billion annually. the vote leaves the final decision to the House next week.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Ford
House
Studlers
Senate Post’ Office and Civil Service Committee
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Ison Herald
Morris
Okla
Chis
Indianapolis
Fred
Ross Ham
Ross R. Ham
Markieville
Edwin Ham
Chicago
Marcguerite Carr
John Stinson
Brigit Panerak Wome
Pendleton
Busiai
Grove Lawn Cemetery
Robert French Elwoon
Robert D. French
Madison Rad
Noblesville
Lapel
East Main Street
Copher and Fesler Funeral Home
Ned V. Poer
Formier Delco-Remy
GM Energy
Lidns
U.S
Herbert Hoover
Phillip Alexander
Russell Ferris
Steven Nashton
Milton Ave
Waller Wigner
Poplar
Mrs. Terry Mafone
Edist St. A Bay
Paul Hill
Oaklawn Dr
Robert Stafford
Bos
Thomas Stolz
Alexandria Pike
Israel
Hrouker
Missouri
Roy Chapman
Wayne St
Glen Tolliver
29Th St
Tolliver
Talliver
House Post, Office and Civil Service
County Commission
H.U.D
Clifton Paddock
George Baxer
Luther Puckett
County Commissioners Court
Madison Co
THE
Madison County Committee
William J. Metzger
Robart Anderson
McVeys
Hewitt
1520
Meridian
Wilbert
North Broadway
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