The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 24

-r THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1969 PAGE 24 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR M) Southport Voters To Pick First City. Officials Today AWTE Sears Sn hrf persons voted in favor of the town becoming a fifth-class city and 17 voted against. Results of that election were certified by the Town Board the next night and the municipal election was set for today. Although few residents of Southport, in southern Marion County, will say so, it appears the move to become a city is the result of Uni-Gov legislation. Ac a town Southport would not have been exempt from becoming a part of the metropolitan government as provided fur bv the Uni-Gov bill.

June 3 when a petition with 475 signatures requesting the change was presented. Following a census and a certification of the population on nc 2ti a special election was ordered for July 13. At the special election, 2.SH Residi-nts of the two-week-old city of Southport will RO to the polls today to elect city officials. Voting will be in the South-port Friends Church annex at the intersection of Union and Church streets from 6 a.m. to 7 pm.

Only one slate of candidates is running for election. Heading the slate Is Eugene A. Wilson, an advertising salesman for WIRE radio, who is running for mayor. Running for city council Robert Anderson, an employe of Mutual Pipe and Supply Company, First Ward: Ra. E.

Carnine, a Diamond Chain Company employe, Second Ward; Alfred L. Pike, a teacher and coach at Emmerich Manual High School, I i' Ward, and James T. H.ll, an RCA employe, Fourth Ward. Running for councilman-at-large is Clinton J. Gressel, also an RCA employe.

PIKE IS THE ONLY candidate who is not a member of the old Town Board. Mrs. Marilyn S. Mayfield, clerk treasurer of the town, is unopposed for clerk-treasurer of the city. The move to change South-por, from a town to a fifth-class city was initiated at a meeting of the town board on Water, Sewer Request Studied DOES YOUR DOES YOUR DOES YOUR CAR GET CAR STEER CAR "CHEW THE SHAKES? UKEATRUCK? UP YOUR ssQaagselfflr (Advertlfemertt)- IJaystack Hair son has estimated that the cost of installing water and sewet lines the 2.3 mile distance from Plainfield to the 55-acre site would be at least $45,000.

Johnson said that in the past when Plainfield has installed sewer and water facilities to outlaying areas the land has been annexed. The Town Board has re-qested that Bishop he represented at the Aug. 25 meeting to discuss the costs of installation of the facilities. Rain Damage Studied For Federal Aid Army Corps of Engineers teams yesterday began assessing damage, in four Indiana counties caused by flooding from recent heavy rains. The counties are Marion, Johnson, Morgan and Martin.

Nine-inch rains in southern Marion and northern John STAR STATE REPORT Plainfield, Ind. I he Pluinfield Town Board is considering a request by Lafe Bishop, R.R. 2, I'lainfield, to provide sewage and water facilities for a proposed 415-unit apartment complex to be located near the intersection of 1-70 and new Ind. 267 at the southeast edge of Plain-I'ieM. Town Engineer Louis 17 Guns Stolon Al HaiiifieJd STAR STATE REPORT Plainfield, Ind.

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