Mitchell Says Nixon Will Nominate Woman to High Court
Washington Attorney General John N. Mitchell said Nixon is serious about nominating a woman to the Supreme Court. He noted the president has stated it is his intention to be the first to do so and cited possible candidates and the urgency of filling the vacancies before the court resumes in October.
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Washington Post News Service
Washington
John N. Mitchell
Nixon
Supreme Court
High Court
Mitchell
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Gerald Ford
R-Mich
Richard Poff
R-Va
Poff
Justice Department
Ronald L. Ziegler
Robert P. Griffin
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
South Carolina
Senate
Legislative
Judiciary
NAACP
Americans For Democratic Action
Ada
Poft
Tax Rate Schedule For County And City Meetings
Tax rate continuations list a series of 10:00 a.m. to 10:20 p.m. sessions by time slot and location across Adams, Anderson, Boone, Duck Creek, Fall Creek, Green, Jackson, Lafayette, Monroe, Pipe Creek, Richland, Stony Creek, Union, Van Buren areas plus Alexandria Library and several school districts and civil cities. The schedule covers Monday and Tuesday blocks with times and entity names for hearings and record completion.
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van Buren
Alexandria
Anderson Library
Elwood Library
Pendleton Library
Alexandria Community Schools
Anderson Community Schools
Elwood Community Schools
Metropolitan School
Madison County
South Madison Community School Corporation
Madison-Grant United School Corporation
Markleville
Orestes
Pendleton
Summitville
New Arrivals At Local Hospitals
Newborns reported at St John s and Community Hospital include boys and girls born to multiple couples. Names, addresses, and hospital affiliations reflect a community rollout of new births with parental details.
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St. John’s Hospital
Company and Teamsters Clash Over Unemployment Claims
The company and Teamsters deny a strike while members will receive notices of ineligibility for unemployment compensation. A slow decision on meatcutters claims is anticipated as Indianapolis faces a backlog of cases.
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Company
Teamsters
Armstrong
Indianapolis
Beech Grove Ex-Mayor Adams, 89, Dies. Tax Rate Debate
Charles D. Adams, first mayor of Beech Grove elected in 1936, died at 89 in a nursing home after retiring from real estate. In Lake County discussions, Flanagan cited a 27 rate versus Madison’s 10.10, with party figures including Marion Withers, Frank Allis, Lucille Patterson, and Myron Seybert present.
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Bowen
Lake County
Madison
Flanagan
GOP
Marion Withers
Frank Allis
Lucille Patterson
Myron Seybert
Beech Grove
Ind
Charles D. Adams
Indianapolis
Flanagan Faces Tax Disclosure Amid Election Bid
The mayoral candidate, Flanagan, responded to a Thursday tax disclosure tied to a local investment. He questioned political motivation, said he would cover his share of delinquent taxes with a personal check, and noted a partner’s absence delayed payment. County Treasurer Hood defended his notices as legal duties.
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Flanagan
Egbert M. Hood
Hood
Paul O'Neill
Association For Retarded Open House Today
The Madison County Association for the Retarded, a United Fund agency, hosts its fifth anniversary open house at the Elmer Richter Sheltered Workshop, 1620 W Seventh St, today from 3 to 5 p.m. The Rev. Stan Possell of Park Place Methodist Church will sing and volunteer awards for the past year will be presented. Open house is open to the public.
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Madison County Association For the Retarded
United Fund Agency
Elmer Richter
Seventh St
Stan Possell
Park Place Methodist Church
Fairmount Considers Local Medical School Financing Plan
The Fairmount Chamber studies a Junior Chamber program to fund a student through medical school in exchange for a four to five year service commitment in Fairmount. A 3000 population town would donate about two dollars per person annually, eight dollars if an intern is available. A medical clinic possibility is also under study with a committee appointed to explore costs.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Fairmount
Capital Change in Alaska Territory History
Juneau Sitka served as the seat of government and capital of the Alaska Territory until 1906 when the capital was moved to Juneau.
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Juneau
Sitka
Alaska
Territory
Nixon Defends Freeze Policy and Economic Aid
President Nixon argues that a freeze creates inequities that must be shared and endorses revenue sharing while urging Congress to enact it. He touts 25 percent higher auto sales, cites welfare reform as key, and warns against forced integration, stressing the need to balance budgets and pursue a new exchange-rate system.
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Nixon
Cobo
Philadelphia
House
Senate
Congress
Washington
Detroit
United States
Woman Dies After Truck Strikes Car
A Marion woman, Emily A. Lambert, 42, was killed when her compact car was rear ended by a semi on I-69 near the Ind. 9 junction. The crash, which also involved a second truck, sent the vehicle across lanes and embankment. Lambert died from a skull fracture. her body was taken to Cornell Bright Funeral Home. The incident raised the county traffic toll to 23 for the period, with investigators from Madison County police aided by Troopers and fire crews.
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Marion
William McCallister
Emily A. Lambert
Rt. 4
I-69
Ind. 9
Lambert Auto
Marvin E. Pearson
Rt. 1
Celina
Ohio
Pearson
McCallister
Pendleton
David Landis
J. D. Richards
Don Stoops
Larry Dotson
Madison County Police Department
Elwood
Ind
Robert Long
Community Hospital
Anderson
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Gerald J. Knotts
Frankton
Redmond seeks bonds as collateral in city loan plan
McClellan said Redmond and 11 others subpoenaed after summer recess had orders withdrawn a common action not tied to an $8 million federal suit Redmond filed the same day accusing the government through the SEC and Treasury of a scheme to defraud his Bankers Acceptance Corporation The McClellan committee reconvening date was not set 돀
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Chicago
McClellan
Redmond
Securities and Exchange Commission
Railroad cross ties in use and replacement rate in U S
Cleveland reports the U S uses about one billion railroad cross ties today with roughly 35 million replaced each year. The figure underscores the scale of rail infrastructure maintenance and renewal efforts nationwide.
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Cleveland — Railroad
U.S
Anderson and Madison County Area Deaths
Obituary notices from St. Joseph and nearby communities report the deaths of Adam Macholtz a Anderson College board member and advocate for athletics and two other residents Miss Goldier Mae Clem age 68 and Mrs Lorena Cole 57. Funeral and burial details are listed with interment sites and calling hours.
Final rites for Anna Frischkorn at St Marys Church
Funeral set for 10 a.m. at St Marys Catholic Church for Anna Frischkorn 88 formerly of 1900 Meridian. Interment follows at St Marys Cemetery with services to conclude at the church grounds.
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St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Anna Frischkorn
Meridian
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Final rites for Earl K. Roseberry set Saturday
Funeral services for Earl K. Roseberry, 78, will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Interment will follow at Memorial Park Cemetery. Calling hours are after 2 p.m. today at the funeral home located at 1007 West Third Street.
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Baker Brothers Funeral
Earl K. Roseberry
Third St
Memorial Park Cemetery
Final rites for Rosie Anna Newburn at Bethesda Baptist Church
A funeral is set for 1 p.m. Saturday at Bethesda Baptist Church for Rosie Anna Newburn 77 of 714 West 15th Street with interment at East Maplewood Cemetery. Calling hours are 6 to 9 p.m. today at Brooks Memorial Chapel and 11 a.m. until services Saturday at the church.
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Bethesda Baptist Church
Rosie Anna Newburn
15Th St
East Maplewood Cemetery
Brooks Memorial Chapel
Final rites for Annette Flanagan held today and Saturday mass
Rosary at 7 p.m. today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Mass at 9 a.m. Saturday at St. Marys Catholic Church for Annette Flanagan, 79, formerly of 1412 Walnut. Interment at St Marys Cemetery. Calling hours 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. today.
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Baker Brothers Funeral Home
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Annette Flanagan
Walnut
St. .Mary’s Cemetery
Abi Gail Jackley 67 of Elwood dies while vacationing in Iowa
Abi Gail Jackley 67 a former Elwood resident died Saturday while vacationing in Iowa She was born January 6 1904 in Elwood to Neil and Mabel Ebert Survivors include her husband David one daughter Mrs Don Christion Peru one sister Mrs John Deis Muncie one brother Joe Ebert Atlanta a stepsister Mrs Bram Heartbarger Alexandria two step brothers Clifford Bull Atlanta and Herman Bull Elwood four grandchildren and one great grand Funeral services were held in Peru with interment at IOOF Cemetery Frankton
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Goldier Mae Clem
Madison County
Benjamin F
Mary Frazier Clem
Margery Elsworth Alberts
Anderson
Ralph
Charles
Fairmount
Delphin Clem
Alexandria
Kyle Funeral Home
Ralph Richardson
East Main Christian Church
Elwood
IOOF
Abigail Jackley
Iowa
Neil
Mabel Ebert
David
Don Christion
Peru
John Deis
Muncie
Joe Ebert
Atlanta
Bram Heartbarger
Clifford Bull
Herman Bull
DeBord Rites Set for Saturday in Markleville
Darwin C. DeBord, 27, of Markleville, will be laid to rest at 10 a.m. Saturday with final rites at his home parish. Masonic rites are planned.
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Baker Brothers
Darwin C. DeBord
Markleville
Funeral notices for Mrs. Ocie Brunton and John Brooks
Mrs. Ocie Dell Brunton of Yorktown aged 77 dies. Final rites at Hampton Mortuary Carthage with interment at Jones Cemetery Yorktown. John W. Brooks, 80, of Carthage dies. Interment at Town Cemetery Carthage following services at 2:30 p.m. today.
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Karl M. Kyle
Ocie Dell Brunton
Yorktown
Jones Cemetery
Hampton Mortuary
Carthage
John W. Brooks
Town Cemetery
Final rites for Russell Bowers scheduled in Largo
Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Friday at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home in Lapel for Russell "Shorty Bowers," 65, of Largo Florida. Interment will follow at East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
Russell “Shorty
Bowers
Largo
Fla
East Maplewood Cemetery
City Planners Okay Rezoning On Two Petitions
The Anderson City Planning Commission recommended two rezoning petitions for City Council approval. One at 2319 and 2323 Raible Ave for a Night Owl Food Store by James H. Sharpe, currently Residential-2. The other at 522 Walnut and 1102 E Sixth St to add to the Dorothy Blevins Shoppe, from Residential-4 Industrial-1. Also approved the 10th continuation of Greenbriar Park.
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Anderson City Planning Commission
Anderson City
Raible Ave
Night Owl
James H. Sharpe
Walnut
E. Sixth St
Dorothy Blevins
Greenbriar Park
GED Exams Open Applications Now Available
GED tests will be held Oct 29 30 and 31. Applications must be filed in person at the office of David Gilbert Central Avenue School 21st Street and Central Avenue. For details call 644-0981 extension 292. The GED certificate earned shows not a diploma but may substitute for a high school diploma. Anderson schools offer GED exams at various times during the year. ELWOOD WOMAN DIES Pearl Hinds 87 Rt 4 Elwood died Thursday at her daughter Fern Fleenor's home near Elwood.
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David Gilbert
Central Avenue
21St Street
Anderson Schools
Elwood
Pearl Hinds
Fern Fleenor
Lone Oak Restaurant Ad Promotes Menu and Smorgasbord
A local restaurant at 5442 Nichol Ave West on 32 The Choice, Is Yours At Lone Oak invites patrons to order from the menu or a smorgasbord as part of a bold marketing push. The notice emphasizes individualized dining options and a welcoming invitation to customers.
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Lone Oak
Nichol Ave
Prayer for the Middle Aged appears in a reader caption
A reader shares a prayer titled Prayer for the Middle Aged asking for humility, restraint, and kindness as aging approaches. The verses seek gentler speech, less stubbornness, and openness to others memories and talents while blessing unexpected good in people and places.
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