Area Police Blotter and Madison County burglary spree
Madison County Police reported a disturbance at the Madison County Juvenue Center where seven female residents barricaded themselves behind a table and were subdued with mace after they refused orders. Separately, investigators probed multiple burglaries at Anderson High School and other sites, including a 1000 pound floor safe taken from the bookstore and rolled through hallways, with several offices entered and valuables missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
D Juvenue
Mounds Road
Anderson Police Department
Anderson High School
Lincoln St
Larry Bear
Hil
Summitville
MCPD
South Anderson
Morris §. Rice
Donald S. McClain Jr
Ike Humphrey
Indianapolis
Parsons
Marlin
Train Continues From Pega Leads to Tragic Leap
Witness George Long of Cleveland testifies Ospina appeared to invite him to toss bags from the moving train. Ospina then stepped onto the swaying platform and leaped after Long attempted conversation in Spanish. Autopsy lists skull fracture and massive brain damage as causes of death.
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Pega 1
Grbor
George Long
Cleveland
Ohio
Ospina
Carroll
Long
Ospinia
Loup
Minor surgery and injuries cited in fragmented report
Fragmented OCR text recalls Beth having surgery in March 1974 and May hospital admission for a compound fracture of an upper vertebra after a fall at the governor's mansion. Watt notes concern for other health problems, while Dell travels to New Carlisle for a Lions Club event and Fort Wayne appearances before returning to Indianapolis.
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University Hospital
Governor's Mansion
Watt
Dell
White
New Carlisle
Lions Club
Fort Wiyne
Inthanapolis
United Way Kickoff Dinner With Dr Tom Haggai
Dr Tom Haggai will address a kick off dinner Wednesday at 530 pm at Celto Remy Engineering Centers on the lad 109 bypass marking the start of United Way 1978 appeal in Madison County Hosted by Delco Remy Division the event expects about 300 leaders from business industry labor schools and professional groups The campaign targets 1.5 million to support 26 county agencies Edward P Craper Delco general manager is general chairman
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Tom Haggai
Celkto-Remy Engineering
Lad. 109
United Way
Madison County
Delco Remy Division
Edward P. Craper
Delco
Warner Press Hearing Continuation Planned
National Labor Relations Board hearing into charges by striking members of Printing and Graphic Communications Loral 17 continues with three days for company to present its case after union testimony. Judge Bernard Ries had limited the schedule, with further dates set for late October.
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Warner Press
National Lubic Relations Board
Loral
Bernard Ries
A.i
S Dber
Panel Disagreement Over Lance During Confirmation Hearings
Washington AP Senate Governmental Affairs Committee members split over whether Bert Lance misled them during his January confirmation. Senator Percy urged resignation citing bank overdrafts and loans, while Senator Eagleton argued it was too late to rethink the vote. President Carter met Lance privately as Justice Department reviews and currency bureau referrals proceed.
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Washington
Senate
Bert Lance
Lace
Charles H. Percy
Ft-Hl
Lance
Thoma Eagleton
Berl
Carter
White House
Joly Powell
Peter Flaherty
Aree
Justice Department
Post office site bid fuels expansion plan discussion
At the city meeting a contract wording change could allow only a post office on the site. A provision would ensure a post office substation exists as part of any development. An undisclosed potential developer, represented by Charles Dickmann, may bid to build the facility and possibly expand future construction beyond a postal station. If the post office secures an option through December, a private developer may be sought to construct and lease the building for at least ten years.
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Charles Dickmann
Dickmann
Dec.al
Faulty Pipes Suit on ACS Agenda
Anderson Community School District plans to sue parties involved in installing a faulty sewer pipe serving Highland and Killbuck schools. Leaks spurred a $3,590 replacement in 197K and 11 more leaks this fall, with an estimated 4 600 feet more to replace. The suit targets architect Johnson Ritchhart and Associates civil engineer Harold Smith and two pipe suppliers. The board also seeks a partial replacement appropriation from the cumulative building fund and votes on $2.5 million in remodeling contracts to W R Dunkin and Son Inc and William P Jungelaus Inc. The district will ratify a 1978 leather contract and considers a bank loan up to $1 million. Track coach Greg Risk resignation and a lease to the building corporation for an $8 million bond sale are on the agenda.
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Anderson Community School Board
Highland
Killbuck
David Gotshall Sail
Anderson and Highland
Anderson Community School Building Corporation
W. R. Dunkin and San Inc
Anderson High
William P. Jungelaus Inc
Starold Gallagher
Ashe Tac Sehoots
Highland High School
Greg Risk
Anderson
Highland High Schools
One Day at a Time Says Quote on Yesterday and Tomorrow
A reflective musing contrasts yesterday and tomorrow with the present moment. It urges living only today, noting past mistakes and future promises, and stresses that bearing yesterday and tomorrow leads to breakdown while focusing on the day at hand preserves resolve.
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Vetus
Beal Named Superintendent of Anderson District Gas Co
Rober E Beal promoted to superintendent of Lor diana Gas Company's Anderson district per WLR Mullis division manager He fills the post left by Joseph F Rowlett who becomes superintendent of Moncie district Beal a native of Anderson a high school and Ball State alumnus attended gas technology courses in Chicago He serves as director and founding member of the Dolphin Club and is a first aid instructor for the American Red Cross Also a member of the American Society of Safety Engineers in Anderson
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Rober E. Beal
Lordiana Gas Company
Anderson
WLR
Mullis
Joseph F. Rowlett
Moncie
Beal
Anderson High School
Ball State University
American
Red Cross
ACS Revises Bus Schedule
A completely revised afternoon bus schedule for Andersat schools is in effect for the second day. Officials warn of initial confusion and urge parents to contact principals with questions. Transportation director Robert Brooks says two more buses were added to Monday routes and later shuttle bus numbers will be reduced.
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Andersat
Robert Brooks
Panel Rejects Gas Pump Bid At Fifth Street Site
Une Anderson Gould of Zoning Appeals defied a panel ruling to block a plan for a self service gas station at the southeast corner of Fifth Street and Madison Avenue. Walter E Helmic, owner of the site, sought a special exception to install two pumps and a variance for parking spaces at the retail center.
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Fifth Street
Madison Avenue
Une Anderson Gould
Walter E. Helmic
Downpours Fade as Indiana Farmers Progress Lags
Heavy rain drenched northern Indiana, delaying field work while 75 percent of Hoosier corn matured with 10 percent harvested in the southwest. Soybeans slightly behind last year, 90 percent nearing full maturity. In Anderson, a federal grant of 9.54 million dollars from EDA supports capital improvements at Fairview Westvale and Belmont parks.
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West Lafayette
Lod
Worthern Indiana
Purdue University
Park
Economic Development Administration
LES
Department of Commerce
Anderson
Birch Bayh
Fairview
Westvale
Ana
Belmont Parks
Fragmentary Notebook Notes on Life and Learning
A fragmented text reflects on happiness, vegetarian meals, shopping, truthfulness, solitude on a golf course, aging, and memory. It muses on learning at any age and ends with a wish for everyone's memory to stay as sharp as a promised treaty.
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Jeff Evans
Herald Staff
Birls
Howeser
Anterson
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ndianapolis
Faible Avenue
George
Harty
Brown St
Murty
Suelan
Muncie
J.C. Penney Inc
West 11Th Street
Beth
Imrage
Sam Nuan
Athough
Baber Brothers
Frrosthone
ACS
Houra
Pendleton Ave
America
V.g. Hogver
Citizens Bank
J.C. Roover
FTD
Dean
Olympia Health Spa
Nichol Ave
Ragadhieris
Jin
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