State Election Board To Study Residency Rules Changes
Indiana officials study U S Supreme Court residency decisions before acting on election rule changes. A 17 year old Noblesville girl sought to stay on the May 2 primary ballot, winning a temporary restraining order. Board members noted recent rulings on six month residency and potential validity of six day rules, with no immediate changes.
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State Election Board
Indianapolis
U.S. Supreme Court
Indiana
Stacy EH
New
Noblesville
Hamion Superior Court
Slanilan
Supreme Court
Karl J. Stipher
Affeldt
Valparaiso University
Wayne Jayis
Elwood City Court Dispositions List
Elwood City Court lists multiple pleas and fines from a Tuesday session. Defendants include Hibbs, Hall, Gaddis, Garner, Hurst, Caplin, Beeman, Lemons, Simmons, Stone, Liston, Morals, Morgan, Shelton, Fetlig, Arterson, Chiles, Whisman, Yeager, Duffitt, Harting, Shaw, Smith, Knopp, and Hayes with varied charges from speeding and no operator's license to drunkenness and DUI. Appeals date and city jail terms appear where applicable.
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Elwood — Shurge Riley Sharp
Wlynstlily
Billy Hibbs
Edinburg
William P. Hall
Anderson
Harlon Gaddis
Mes
Nettie M. Garner
Ronnie Hurst
Aoy
Ralfie Sixual
Stephen J. Caplin
Main
Sam FE
Beeman
Pollard Lemons
David KR. Simmons
Stephen Stone
Tiplan
Lindsay Liston
Everett T. Morals
Dennis B. Morgan
Frankton
Lowell Shelton
Phillip Fetlig
Bobby Arterson
Lebanon
Johny Chiles
Tipton
Cecil Whisman
Walter Yeager
Frank Shaw
Kokomo
Gary T. Smith
S.A
Beverdge
Terry Hayes
N. G
Miss Nude America Acquitted After Evansville Trial
Valerie Craft of Chicago was acquitted in Evansville City Court of indecent act charges for dancing nude in a nightclub last year. Special Judge Joseph Harrison ruled the night chill dance did not violate contemporary standards. The case prompted officials to consider stricter rules for exotic dancers and new ordinances for massage parlors and adult book stores.
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Evansville
Ind
Valerie Craft
Chicago
Valerie
Earl Kilover
Joseph Harrison
Kitover
Naked City
Russell Lloyd
Elwood Accident Injures Two
Two people were treated and released from Mercy Hospital after a no ear accident Tuesday on Ind 28 near Jackley Road Elwood Indiana. Driver Mary G Smith 24 of Elwood and driver Guy W Schultz 18 of Frankton were involved. Lieutenant William E Stookey of the Madison County Police investigated the collision.
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Slwood
Mercy Hospital
William E. Stookey
Madison County
Ind
Jackley Road
Elwood
Mary G. Smith
Guy W. Shultz
Frankton
Jere
Pat
Wrong Girl Identified in Easter Front Page Photo
The Herald prints a correction after a picture on the front page misidentified a child. Denise Hall’s grandfather informs the paper the pictured girl is his granddaughter receiving encouragement in the traditional Easter event.
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Lile
Herald
Anni Shingo
Denise Hall
Handbell Choir To Perform At Warsaw Center Event
A Warsaw handbell choir of mentally handicapped adults performs before a event at Cardinal Center. The group, supported by Local 682 and other sponsors, aims to demonstrate that disabled performers can read music and contribute to sacred and non sacred programs through live broadcasts and public appearances.
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Warsaw Bell Choir
Cardinal Center
Warsaw
Washington, D.C
Madison County Association For the Relorded
Kaye Casterline
Inal Center
Ind
Nashington
D.C
O! Mse Tocal Association
Anderson
Piesk United Meth
Lishing
Mist Church
Thej
Cardinal Center Group
Asseph
F. Larmore
Handbell Choir
U S Recognizes Bangladesh Amid Diplomatic Shifts
The United States formally recognizes Bangladesh, ending months of cautious stance. Secretary Rogers announced the move, noting prior hesitancy and considerations tied to regional instability and Indian troop withdrawal. Bangladesh's mission in Washington, led by Enayap Karim, has operated with visa authority and liaison duties during a transitional period.
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Bangladesh
Washington
Enayap Karim
Karim
Joseph J. Sisen
Wits
Amer
Robbery Reported In City Police Log
A strong arm robbery was reported to city police. Officers at Lb45 reported the incident involving Maanelnee.
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Maanelnee
Government to scrap attack warning broadcasts after snafu
Washington reports the White House will abandon the emergency broadcast system used as a backup for national attack alerts. A yearlong review blamed a tape error that caused about 2500 radio stations to air an erroneous alert. The change aims to improve reliability and speed of warning delivery via direct feeds to stations and new FCC instructions, with local governments able to use their networks after the President speaks.
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Washington
Alt
Whitt House
Clay
JT. Whitehead
White House
Army
Whitehead
Federal Commun Inications Commission
Office of Civil Defense
Peking Moves Highlight Bangladesh War Aftermath
The December war fallout sees Peking backing Bangladesh with Western shifts. The United States maintains a Dacca consulate and $15 million in aid, while plans for a full embassy and ambassador face ongoing deliberation with Herbert Spivack, head of the Dacca mission, expected to testify on the matter.
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Peking
United States
Dacca
Bangladesh
Herbert DB. Spivack
McGlaskey
Driver Injured As Vehicle Crashes Into Pendleton Restaurant
The driver, William B. Goff, 62, of Ri. 2, lost control on Ind. 9 and veered into the parking lot, hitting a parked car and crashing through the restaurant rear wall. The restaurant sustained about $2,000 in damage. One person was injured.
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Pendleton
Ind
William B. Goff
Tom Williams
Goff
Chafee Resigns Navy Secretary Post Amidrumor Senate Bid
Washington reports former Rhode Island governor and Navy Secretary Chafee resigns after three years in the post. President Nixon thanks him for service and mentions Vietnamization and fleet modernization as the nation reacts to a shift toward his Senate bid. Detailing include GM recalls and Nader notes on fire risk in Chevrolet Vegas and related recall plans.
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Washington
Joan
Chafee
Hsteiler
Nixon
Rhode Island
Senate
White House
Chefee
Yivi
Detroit
Mich
General Motors
Chevrolet
Ision
Isla
Nader
Sinoksepower
NHTSA
Douglas Claiborne Pell
Toms
Neder
Consumer Advocate
Ralph Nader
Torino
Portation Safety Administration
Ronald L. Ziegler
Toelot
Fords
Ghafee
Vegas
Drivaway
Ziegler
Iretary
Sug- Chaffee
John C. Eckhodlon
Ford
Paign Group
Providence
Navy
Suiny Oo
Pell
Anderson Madison County Area Deaths
Pendleton Glad Aiman 74 died at Turtle Creek Convalescent Centre Tuesday. Survived by husband John A, daughter Mrs Jason Organ, son Kennesh Annn, three stepsisters, three grandchildren. Funeral 1 am Thursday at Cornell B Funeral Home. Interment Mendon Cemetery. Also Levi C Benn father of Mrs James Shekell died Sunday in a Muncie nursing home. Survived by wife, three daughters, one son, five grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren. Services 11 pm Wednesday at Piepho Funeral Home.
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Pendleton
Abs
Glad ‘Aiman
Water St
Turtle Creek
Arong iNness
Portville
Fortville
Anderson
Pendleton Chris
Itian Church
Ihe
John A
Jasin Organ
Instiananolis
Kennesh Annn
W. L. Foxworthy
FL Myers
Fla
Ernest Marsh
Ypsilanti
Mich
Pearl Aldridge
Lansing
Cornell
Mungie
Levi C. Benn
James
Ethel) Shekell
Muncie
Cass County
Kokomo
Ball Corporation
Entrploye
Machinist's Union
John B. Tullie
Charles Greenwall
James Shekell
L. Edward
Midland
Piepholland Fry Funeral Home
NHTSA closes Vega carburetor fire probe after delays
A long running government inquiry into engine fires tied to Quadrajet carburetors on 1985 to 1987 GM cars and certain Ford models faced delays and criticism. The probe, pressured by consumer advocate Ralph Nader, paused then halted as officials signaled completion without further action.
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Nader
GM Saokes
Vegas
Tve
NHTSA
Juveniles in Custody After War on Market Burglary
Police report a burglary on Pay Less Market at Main and 9:30 p.m. involved teens, with two girls ages 13 and 15 in custody. Four other juveniles were picked up after a crash on Indiana 46 between Bloomington and Nashville, and Mrs Sutton hospitalized in serious condition. The driver Joseph Sutton and wife Eliza were among those injured. one teen remained in critical condition.
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Sheridan St
Manila
Patice
Ars
Pay Less
Bloomington
Ind
St. John’s Hospital
Indiana University
Joseph Sulton
Sutton
Eliza
Jheth
Indiana
Nashville
Cains
Pedestrian Hit By Car On Ind 67 Injures Six Year Old
A six year old girl, Karen Poston of 321 Alliance St, was admitted to St John's Hospital in Anderson after being struck by a car on Ind 67 at 4 50 p.m Tuesday. The vehicle operated by Otis R Williams of 1375 Randall St headed north on Ind 67 could not stop in time as the girl darted across toward a store. Trooper Bob Kowalski investigated.
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Washington
United States
Bangladesh
I Yalion
Nestern
State
Sen
Rdward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Bengal
McCloskey
China
Unon
Pakistan
India
Pete Myngay
Robert Masley
Eadia
Govihath
Madison County Police
Strckey's
Une
Ingalls
St John's Hospital
Anderson
Karen Poston
Allance St
Bob Kowalski
Otis RK. Williams
Randall St
Gil
Williams
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Elwood City
Omallz
Tom Tefl
Dr. Holland
London
Fesedeno
California
South Meridian Church OF God
Meridian Street
Jesus Christ
the Way
U.S
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Snafu
At. John's U Hospital
Vis
James Shaw
W. Sixth St
Ronald Bolltan
Joe
Madison Ave
Artur Eversole
William Surpausky
Oakwood Dr
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T. James Perkins
J. R. Lowash
Paul T. Perkins
Markleyville Rd
Secretary of Navy
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Gladys Aiman
Mendon Cemetery
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