Anderson Works Board weighs Ninth Street parking for courthouse
Underground parking for a new Madison County courthouse could cost the city one traffic lane on Ninth Street. The Anderson Board of Works reviewed a 17 foot extension to Meridian Street for about 100 underground spaces, with a Main Street exit. A joint session with city and county officials was suggested to study traffic, utilities, and design before proceeding.
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Johnson-Ritchhart & Associates
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Meridian
UN Opens To Red China Problem
The United Nations opens its 26th session with Red China admission as a top item and the Middle East as a key issue. U Thant will retire by year end as Rogers and Gromyko hold backstage talks on arms control, Middle East peril, and Chinese seating. New members Qatar Bahrain Bhutan join, raising UN membership to 130. The steering committee faces how to handle China questions with two contentious items from the United States and Albania. Please Turn To Page 2, Column 2.
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Bhutan
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Pentagon to publish own Papers version this week
The Pentagon plans its own semi classified edition of the Pentagon Papers on the Vietnam War origins, to be sent to Congress first and then released to the public. Beacon Press edition by Senator Gravel faces earlier date but the Pentagon version aims to precede it.
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Boston
Beacon
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Alaska
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Weather outlook with mild temperatures and fog risk
Partly sunny and not so cool today. Fair and cool tonight with dense fog late tonight and early Wednesday morning. Partly sunny with little change in temperature Wednesday. Chance of rain five percent today and ten percent tonight. High today 66 to 73. Low tonight 44 to 48. High tomorrow 68 to 74. High yesterday 65. Low yesterday 4. Sunrise 6:32 a.m. Sunset 6:47 p.m.
State Senator urges tough action on drug abuse
State Senator Bernard Onrady told the Madison County Council on Drug Abuse that education is key and that convicted drug pushers should face the death penalty. He warned communities to act, noted youth drug use has risen, and cited studies on how students and teachers influence drug adoption.
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Resident Faces Drug Charges After Shootout With Police
In northwest rural Anderson a 20 year old resident Bruce David Gribben was wounded in a shootout with narcotics officers and state police after firing on an undercover agent. Gribben, 2110 Crestwood Dr., is in satisfactory condition after surgery at Community Hospital. Police said an undercover man had just bought marijuana from Gribben in a cornfield on Romine Road. About 30 pounds of marijuana valued at 1500 dollars were confiscated. Gribben faces charges of sale and possession of dangerous drugs resisting arrest and carrying a pistol without a permit. A separate warrant for possession and sale of dangerous drugs from a prior incident was also served.
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Tax Rate Adjusters To Meet In Madison County
The Madison County Tax Adjustment Board will meet Friday in the old courthouse to begin cutting budget proposals and proposed tax rates for 1972 from all governmental units. Major items include Anderson civil city, Anderson school city, county and library. All proposed rates exceed 1971 levels. Written or telephone input to any of the seven board members is encouraged to help reduce the 1972 tax burden. Members: William Clifford, J Edward Flanagan, Donald Keck, De Var Litten, Loren McDaniel, William Moore, Frank J Williams.
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Lapel
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Anderson City
Donald Keck
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de Var Litten
49Th St
Anderson
Loren McDaniel
N. J St
Elwood
William Moore
W. Ninth St
Frank J
Seminar on Drugs Opens Series at Local Tech School
A six week public seminar on drug abuse begins at 7 p.m. Wednesday Sept 22 at the Anderson Area Vocational Technical School. Former users and addicts, police, and other professionals will discuss drugs, user behavior, and preventive efforts amid speakers Lt. Leon Murphy and Sgt. James Grindell.
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38Th St
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Anderson Police Department
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Bank Loses 39 Million In Double Payment Error
Washington AP report details how First National City Bank of New York paid a government security twice, losing 38.8 million dollars. The bank later recovered the funds but gained 38.8 million in free use for 22 months to offset potential loan earnings. The incident highlights the government bank tie amid calls to deploy deposits for social goals.
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Too Many Chiefs Not Enough Indians Local School Spending Probe
Governor Whitcomb forms Public Education Management Survey Committee with 37 specialists including Anderson men Kenneth Ahrendt E Lee Handley and Wayne Reish from Warner Press Delco Remy Guide Lamp to study public school financing. The group will visit 80 school corporations over four months to reduce administrative costs and boost teaching staff while noting 18 percent admin costs as against a 10 percent target.
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Kenneth Ahrendt
E. Lee Handley
Wayne Reish
Gov
Edgar D. Whitcom
Governo
Ahrendt
Warner Press, Inc
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Delco- Remy
Reish
Whitcomb
Hoosier
Office of State
John Loughlin
Madison County Deaths and Page 2 Arrivals
A column listing new arrivals and Madison County death notices appears on page 2, detailing local obituaries and community notices. The page notes editorial features on page 4 and health guidance on page 5, with women’s interest items on page 6 and sports highlights on pages 10 and 11. It also references comics, daily features, finance, and classified ads spanning pages 14 through 17.
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Classified Ad Promotes Used Appliance Sales
Mrs X sold her refrigerator quickly but stayed busy answering calls all day. The Herald Bulletin urges readers to use Classified Advertising for buying or selling used appliances. Call 643-5371 to place an inexpensive ad today.
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