Anderson Herald from Anderson, Indiana • 2

2THt ANQHtSON HHUUD State Plan or INDIANAPOLIS (AP) The final state plan for subsidizing bankrupt Indiana rail lines was approved Wednesday by the Public Service Commission subject to changes following public hearings early next year Some 718 miles of bankrupt Indiana track was excluded from the ederal Rai) Reorganization plan earlier this year leaving the state to subsidize or abandon it The plan approved Wednesday calls for the state to subsidize and rehabilitate 381 of the 718 miles of bankrupt track over a two year period at a cost of more than $15 million The plan was brought before a public hearing Oct 30 and drew sharp criticism from some of the businesses and communities located on track earmarked for abandonment The PSC said in its order Wednesday those critics would have 30 days to petition for reconsideration The PSC will take up those petitions at a series of pre hearing conferences within the next 4 5 days ollowing the conferences hearings will be held on each contested abandonment Meanwhile the PSC held hearings Wednesday on its proposed utility advertising restrictions and an Electric Customer Bill of Rights operational changes for two railroads And the commission okayed requests from Citizens Gas Indiana and Indiana Central Gas and Kokomo Gas comnanies to Durchase in state natural gas at higher than approved rates dur ing a 60 day period in December and January and pass the increased costs on to consumers over a four month 1 period Vincennes Water Co received a 167 per cent rate increase pushing the average residential customer's monthly bill from $217 a month to $582 for 5000 gallons of water The average armersburg water customer will pay rnmmiwion aibu duuivvu petition to discontinue stops 40 per cent more per month amounting to a $240 increase over the current $6 monthly bill Norfolk and Western Railway Co received temporary permission to discontinue use of agents at stations in Grabill Spencerville and Butler mak ing those stations prepay depots for carload business only under supervision of the ort Wayne agent The PSC pointed out it received no adverse testimony against the proposal and would reconsider permanent discontinuation of agents in six months Both proposals 'already had come adjustments for 25 electric utilities and before a public hearing and final advertising rules had been approved by the PSC when the attorney of fice last month notified the commission the hearings were improperly advertised and should be rescheduled The hearings took less than an hour and only a few persons testified PSC Chairman Larry Wallace said he had no idea how long it would take the com mission to draft orders on the proposals The PSC also approved rate increases for two water companies Vincennes and armersburg fuel Bankrupt Railroads Approved of its train No 453 at Mahoning the industrial area of East Chicago the ivou wtwnav ttHiiiuutei irain between Valparaiso and Chicago and the PSC said only an occasional passenger boarded at me manuiung stop I Seventeen of the 25 fuel adjustments approved Wednesday were decreases and onlyitwo of the ingreases amounted to more) than eight cents Based on 1 000 kilowatts of residential power per month Indiana and Michigan Electric Co received a 47 cent decrease and Dublin Municipal Electric Co got a 97 cent decrease All other decreases were under 35 cents a month Police Blotter Doctor Count Up Area Deaths Lisbon Leftist Toronto White Thanksgiving Here stakes out a between the these facts have been dis closed in the past year and from 2 atMhe wholesale One week ago he said he was gratified that New York leaders were accepting responsibility for solving city problems and promised to consider iegislation Tuesday night economic advisers met for three hours at the White House to discuss the New York situation ord joined them for part of that discussion and proposal was framed than the $25 billion in loans or guaran tees New York now seeks But thev ''said there would be enough to meet New Arrivals Bern at St Hospital to: Mr and Mrs Donald Perry 2M 49th a boy Mr and Mrs Donald Reedy Middletown a girl Mr and Mrs Bruce Hoover 310 3rd St a boy Rev and 'Mrs Samuel comments at a nationally broadcast White House news conference after announcing that he will seek congressional approval of a $23 billion federal loan program to aid financially stricken New York City He said Congress should be able to act swiftly on the plan ord said he changed his mind about aiding New York because state and person ratio from 96 every 100000 citizens and our physician population is today expanding as fast as our total state The governor said a significant factor in the turnaround was the Indiana Statewide Medical proaucea grauiying 1 results and prove J'that Hoosiers are fully capable' of finding the type of answers that Paul Kline Paul Kline 73 Rt 3 Syracuse died Tuesday evening at General Hospital in Goshen after a brief illness He retired in 1962 from Greer Steel Company here and moved to Syracuse He was a charter member i of Str Matthew United Methodist Church here North Webster United Methodist Church Masonic Lodge of North Webster and the Scottish Rite Valley of Indianapolis Surviving with the wife Bertha are two sons James of Pendleton and Paul Kline Jr of Anderspn six grandchildren and two grandchildren Rev Harry Smith officiating Burial will follow in the Brookside Cemetery Lapel riends may call to 9 pm riday funeral home example will reach spendthrift of all Carey's rescue plan compromise of sorts original pleas of the city and state for massive long term federal aid and the insistence of the Republican President that he would not bail out the city New York default might trigger wide It includes some $69 billion worth of spread economic woes that would wind and Butz uneral Home with Dr Ted Hurst officiating Military rites will be conducted by the George Hockett Post of American Legion at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery riends may call from 3 to 9 pm today at the funeral home Charles McDole debts can tell you now that I am prepared to veto any bill that has as itspurpose a federal bail out of New York City to prevent a ord said on Oct 29 He then went west on a political fund raising swing and found New York to be a popular target can assure you this President will homes establishment of military tribunals' to try crimes against public brder and prohibition of unauthorized public meetings Tanks took up positions on all main highways and intersections around Lisbon and four Sabre' Jets made low sweeps over the capital is a exclaimed a senior official in Premier Jose Pinheiro de moderate left government Azevedo has been hamstrung by lack of support from the military against the far left Gen Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho a leading opponent of the Socialist led government was stripped of all his: posts and his power base Copcon the headquarters of all operational forces in the Lisbon area was reported dissolved Officers under arrest reportedly included Maj Dinis Almeida commander of the Lisbon light artillery regiment and a leading radical in the armed forces and the chief of the mil itary police Throughout the rebellion the Communist party which has a token member in Azevedo's cabinet but has actively worked for its downfall remained silent and gave the rebels no overt support The only military casualties carne when commandos burst into the to police Tuesday night Burglars reportedly entered through a locked north rear window between 4 and 10:45 pm Tuesday and ransacked the house A 22 caliber revolver and a box of shells several bottles of medicine and $50 worth of pennies were taken Police are continuing their investigation of the break in ANDERSON IREMEN were called TOPEKA CHURCH DESTROYED Damage was estimated to exceed $3 million in on early morning fire that gutted Topeka's largest church the 1000 seat Grace Episco pal Cathedral ireman fought the blaze overnight through a heavy Snowstorm be fore it was extinguished at daybreak Wednesday fUPI) of financial crisis New York was the dominant and recurrent topic at the 'news conference but ord also took the occasion to express full confidence in Secretary of State Henry A Kissinger and to say he probably will send him to Moscow if current efforts succeed in na rrowing US Soviet differences on nuclear weapons limitations evening after an extended illness A native of Lapel he worked many years for the Brockway Glass Co Hicks Body Co and retired from Chevrolet Division of Treasury Secretary William Although this has been a trau matic period I sincerely hope this the biggest never allow the doors of the US the federal treasury to be flung open to every city with a hole in its pditical ord said in Milwaukee drawing cheers and a standing ovation But there was also risk in the issue with 'Democratic Congressional leaders and Republican critics warning that General Motors in Indianapolis in 1971 He was a member of the ord Street United Methodisi Church Lapel UAW and OE in Indianapolis Surviving are a daughter three grandchildren and several nieces and nephews isher Brothers uneral Home will have services at 2 pm Saturday with the debt postponing and revenue raising up costing Washington money anyhow measures the debt deferral measures As the state and city governments have been called a technical default looked for a way out ord eased off since they mean that creditors the political argument although he get their 'money according to' the continued to insist that he would veto a original schedule In some cases the interest rates will be cut The New York issue has presented ord with a political dilemma on the eve of a presidential election year His decision to approve limited aid is likely to draw opposition from conservative Republicans His earlier opposition to aid had put him at odds with Vice Pres ident Nelson A Rockefeller although that disagreement was said to be only a minor factor in to the Patsy Vullo residence 327 Milton Ave around 11:55 am Tuesday to extinguish a kitchen fire The blaze which started when hot grease from a stove ignited cabinets overhead reportedly did $500 damage to the kitchen area Units 1 7 and Rescue spent 15 minutes containing the fire AN ANDERSON WOMAN was listed in satisfactory condition at Community Hospital after apparently driving her car into the north lake of Aqua Gardens around 10:30 a Wednesday Phyllis Harshman 34 1913 Ind 109 reportedly pulled her 1975 Chevrolet off Cross Street onto a boat ramp and into the water She was rescued by two employes of the Canteen Service of Anderson 2102 Broadway St 30 to 40 feet from shore Two Anderson Park Department employees Gene Hall and Brown also assisted in the rescue after seeing the vehicle go into the water as they drove along the east side of the lake Harshman was taken to a park department truck while fire department rescue and ambulance units and city police were notified She was then taken to Community Hospital suffering from exposure officials said A fire department scuba diver was called to connect a chain to the car which was 75 feet from shore with its ignition still on and a wrecker pulled it to shore HEAVY SNOW was blamed for a two car collision at county roads 300N and 350E around 9:50 pm Wednesday in which one person was injured A 1970 ord driven by Lewis Thompson 32 1114 Garnet Drive was eastbound on County Rd 300N when an unidentified Mustang with a 48A prefix which was northbound on County Rd 350E reportedly slid into its path county police said: The Thompson car then turned right to avoid the Mustang but failed to negotiate the slight curve at the intersection and struck a 1976 Buick driven by Betty McPherson 41 Rt 1 rankton which was northbound northern portions of New York and Jeannette ortner of Dayton is serving New England and there is a possibility a mock turkey that includes celery walnuts oats and asparagus juice "The asparagus juice is the secret" she says or those who simply afford a grand meal volunteers and agencies will be busy distributing free dinners About 2000 people will be taken care of for example when the Volunteers of America serve their 79th Thanksgiving dinner in New York In his holiday proclamation President ord said: Day should be a day of special reflection upon the qualities of heart mind and character of the men and women who founded and built our great In that spirit Seattle Pacific College ft holding a church service modeled on Puritan practice Men will be seated on the right women on the left The sermon will be fire and brimstone New traditional parade ushering in Santa Claus at the end will be nationally televised in the mbrnihgr TV will also present another Thanksgiving tradition football Two pro games and one college contest are on the schedule CITY DETECTIVES arrested a local man around 4 pm Tuesday in connection with the armed robbery at Hoosier Pete Service Station 2128 Arrow Ave last riday Willie Edward Wesby 26 2017 Park Ave is being held in the Madison County Jail on a preliminary charge of armed robbery Wesby was precharged after the station attendant was allegedly robbed of an undisclosed amount of cash while being held at gunpoint with a small caliber handgun A LOCAL MAN was slightly injured in a two car collision at West 13th and Delaware streets around 1:30 pm Wednesday police said A 1973 Buick driven by Robert Harris 27 1811 ulton St was westbound on 13th Street when it allegedly ran a red light and struck a 1964 Chevrolet driven by Steven Corbin 22 137 Ninth St which was southbound on Delaware Street Corbin sustained a head injury in the accident but reportedly refused to go to hospital in the ambulance TheHarris car sustained $675 damage and $400 damage was done to the Corbin car police said AN ANDERSON MAN was arrested Tuesday afternoon on a preliminary charge of possession of a controlled substance (marijuana) as he was being served with a warrant on a previous drug charge Anderson narcotics authorites said a Steven Hook 25 514 12th St is' being held in the Madison County Jail on $5000 bond Hook was reportedly being served with a warrant for possession of a controlled substance by city police at his house after allegedly being caught shoplifting record albums at Ayr Way 5501 Scatterfield Road on Nov 12 with $90 worth of heroin in his possession 1 Police said they saw more than a quarter pound of marijuana being thrown out a window as they were entering the house to serve the warrant A BURGLARY at the Leona Tobin residence 816 24th St was reported onCoun behind Mustang McPherson was treated for head lacerations at Community Hospital and released County police said both cars received substantial damage but an exact estimate was not available because the cars became covered with snow: Police said they are trying to get in contact with the driver of the Mustang regiment a stronghold of militant leftists Th ree commandos and one military policeman were reported killed in a brief firefight A brief outbreak of violence was alto reported in Oporto second largest city and a bastion of anticommunism our men shouting to all Communists!" shot1 two trade unionists killing one and critically wounding the other The rebellion began to collapse Tuesday night when rebels holding three air bases near Lisbon surrendered to Ute loyal commando egiment: Other commando units recaptured Lisbon television stations taken over by leftist troops of the army administration school On Wedneday loyal troops toofc over the base of the Lisbon light artillery regiment and finally the Montijo rebels surrendered? ending the rebellion RITES RIDAT Ernest Bach 81 2022 Silver St died Tuesday Services will be at 10:30 evening at Hospital after illness Born' in Ontario Canada hecame here 75 years hgo and retired in 1962 from Delco Remy He was a member of the George Hockett Post of American Legion Veterans of oreign Wars and the Delco Remy Retirees Club He was a veteran of the US Army Air orce of World War I Surviving with the wife Nora are four children Mrs Harriett Roales led Tuesday St an extended INDIANAPOLIS (AP) the Indiana MD per Indiana is on its way to solving the Hoosier doctor doctors for every 100000 shortage Gov Otis Hoosiers to 105 doctors for Bowen a physician himself said Wednesday Speaking at the dedication of the Elkhart General Hospitalexpansion in ElkhartBowen said six shortyears we have increased faulting bh itsdebts New York Gov Hugh CaTey who had bitterly criticized ord's earlier refusal to help engineered the intricate enough to keep itself solvent He had finance plan to get the city past its long proposed instead a change in' money crisis bankruptcy laws to give essential It includes a $200 million increase in municipal services first claim on city taxes revenues if New Yorksdefaulted on its increased city income taxes are included and a married couple with two children earning $10000 will now pay $91 an increase of $920 The taxes paid by a similar couple earning $25000 will increase by $9320 to $43745 a year pleased by the actions taken (by the said Mr and Mrs George The American Vegetarian baaed in Thompson 1706 22nd Akron Ohio have declared St a boy reedom Day One observer (Betty) Huffman and Mrs Jean Vogel both of Anderson and Ernest Bach Jr Albany a sister Mrs Wright of Indianapolis Irene Garrison Anderson Services will be 11 grandchildren nine Saturday at 1 pm at the trimmings dinner will enjoy its usual greai granacmiaren two aeons runerai nome in nephews and several Indianapolis riends mnv call from 8 Services will be at 10 30 to 10 pm riday at the funeral home of rain on Thanksgiving Day in southern sections of that area In the Southeast and the lower Mississippi Valley showers and thunderstorms were a possibility The traditional turkey and 'a riday at St Matthew United Methodist with Dr Robert Bickel officiating Burial wi 1 1 How in East Maplewood Cemetery riends may call after 4 pm today at Baker Brothers uneral Home Elza Coon KENNARD Elza A Coon 86 Rt 2 Shirley a the Kennardcommunity died at9 Ball Memorial Hospital unexpectedly Wednesday morning A native of Henry Indianapolis Mrs Wilbur bounty sne was a meiong resident of the Kennard community She and her husband moved to the Westminster Village Retirement Center at Muncie in May i Surviving with the 'husband Ernest Are a cousins in Canada daughter Mrs Agnes Horton of Montebello am riday at the cam a Drotner can Anderson a patient at a nursing home irt New Castle two grandchildren and one great grandchild Services will be Seturdey at 10 atn at the Condo aftd Son uneral Home in Wilkinson with th a Marion Mcarland officiating Burial will follow in the Glen Cove Cemetery at Kaightatown riends may call after 2 pm riday at Ute funeral local nursing home in home Indianapolis Wednesday ord Agrees To NewdK WASHINGTON (AP) President ord said Wednesday night there are new developments not evidence but new The President made his that war rant a limited reopening of the inquiry into the assassination of Kennedy 12 years ago But ord said the Warren Commission on which he served did its work thoroughly in the 10 month investigation that led it to conclude Kennedy was murdered by Lee Harvey Oswald acting alone He noted that David Belin a Warren city officials have now Commission lawyer has acted to themselves said that 's new investiga tion is in order to lay to rest questions raised about the original inquiry ord said he agrees with that? so long as the reopening is limited to the new developments These include Oswald contacts iMIth the BI and the fact Oat the CIA was involved Jh plottingassassination attempts on idel Castro at the time Kennedy was shot Both retained for Hoosier practice has increased from 40 to 60 per Bowen also credited three new laws The amily Practice Act the Rural Medical Doctor Program and the Medical Malpractice Act wsth encouraging physicians to stay in Indiana Bowen out that the to expanding doctor training in Indiana would have been to construct a second medical school 'Such a solution would have involved an expenditure well in excess of $100 he said "and the passage of more than a decade before one more medical graduate would have been He said the Of the statewide education plah has New short term financial needs rn rtiirori or aril vino thus preventing the city from ae assortment of loan guarantee plans including one that would have provided $7 billion worth of backing for up to 24 years ord said the city hadn't done Revo 1 1 les LISBON Portugal (AP) A revolt by ultra leftist troops crumbled Wednesday before a strong show of force by loyalist commando and armored units President rancisco da Costa Gomes quickly moveef to oust dissident officers from top commands imposed press censorship and suspended other civil rights: our men were reported killed during the rebellion and 35 leftist officers were reported under arrest Most rebel units surrendered without a fight Portugal's Moscow line Communist party remained silent throughout the short lived insurrection When it was over the party declared that forces of the left committed a grave error in overestimating their The party indicated it would not challenge the martial law ordering party supporters to vigilant within the limits of the state of Socialist leader Mario Soares told a news conference in the northern city of Oporto that he held the Communist party responsible for this most serious threat to democracy in Portugal since April 25 the date the old rightist regime was overthrown The outcome of the confrontation appeared to be a major victory for the government of Premier Jose Pinheiro' de Azevedo and his Socialist and moderate backers The major losereiyere revolutionary brracks military police groups apparently to the left of the Communists But the ouster of far leftist officers especially Gen Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho the radical commander of national security command was bound to weaken the struggle' against Azevedo's government situation under declared a communique from Costa Belem Palace command center after the last holdouts paratroops hold ing the Montijo air base outside Lisbon gave up Wednesday afternoon Acting as commander of the armed forces the president then sharply tightened the state of siege imposed on the Capital Tuesday night He declared martial law and imposed measures including censorship of the press and private mail a midnight to 5 a curfew suspension of habeas corpus and the inviolability of private NYC Loan Urged 7 (CMrtNMmd rra Pap 0m) announcement that he does not want to be considered as a ord running mate next year i While Congress considered an Dr A Hall AP Hall 83 former Anderson resident died at a local hospital in Indianapolis after an extended illness A native of Shelbyville Ky he lived in the Anderson area most of his life Dr Hall was a podiatrist in the old Union Building some time ago Surviving with the widow Katherine are a niece Mrs Kathleen Williams of Anderson a great niece Mrs Pearl Wright of Anderson a great nephew Ervin Education Plan which ex panned medical I beyond Indiana medical I school in Indianapolis and provided training at campus communities from the Ohio River to the Michigan border and 23 internship and residency programs at hospitals throughout the state "The results have been Bowen said "irst year medical school oJ 1 ts a increased from 225 to 305 The number of intem: and residents in training has increased by 68 per cent from 428 at the outset to six years later Ana me were not known to the ratio of MD who are Warren Commission 'retained for Hoosier popularity an increase over the past year of 55 cents per pound in the average cost of turkey Thet Agriculture latest figures peg the cost at 767 cents but a survey of newspaper ads showed some turkeys available at 49 cents per pound Not everybody gets turkey of course Hamburgers and french fries are on the menu at the Council Bluffs jail in Iowa However officials say the ca terer sometimes substitutes turkey on Thanksgiving and may even add aorne cranberry sauce At the Kettering Medical Center in Dayton Ohio patient who neglect to ask for turkey will be served something LAPEL Charles King Mil 23rd a boy called spun oya protein Me Dote 69 Lapel died at Mr and Mrs George' The American Vegetarians baaed in 1 7 fe wip Cn 1 If A ft i px I lit.