Canoe Capsize Rescue On White River Near Chesterfield
Two Muncie men Dave Hicks and Dan Midtas were rescued from an island in the White River after their canoe capsized in rapid high water near North 40 Park. Firefighters used a private rowboat to reach the men, who were not injured, around 9:50 p.m. after becoming stranded for more than an hour.
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Chesterfield
Muncie
White River
Dave Hicks
Dan
Kyle Gray
Midtas
Here
Chesterfield Fire Department
Bethel Ave
Dan Midtas
Colonial Crest Apartments
North 40 Park
Dale Sheedy
Danny Butler
Sheedy
Flatbottom
CFD
Woman survives odd murder mystery amid aging and loss
Ruth Clymer returns to IU to complete an English degree then teaches until marrying Bob Heaton. Heaton dies in 1975, leaving the widow to cope alone as police pursue a still active investigation. FBI notes bloodied fingerprints on a broken candlestick are unclear. Robbery not the motive. multiple suspects discussed. no statute of limitations on murder. Prosecutor Lawler pledges prosecution if evidence is obtained.
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Ruth Clymer
Bob Heaton
Heaton
Guide
FBI
Hall jury hears inmate testimony in Marion County murder case
At a Marion County court the inmate testified around noon on April 28 1977 that Hall and Shaw known as St Louis and Mad Dog argued violently and Hall drew a weapon as Shaw fled The witness said 15 to 20 inmates watched shouting rang through the cellhouse Nave Hall's lawyer argued to move the case away from the jury and challenged premeditation and evidence preservation including knives later destroyed Judge Newman overruled the motions and trial was to resume Monday at 9 am indicating a continuation of the murder case proceedings
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Marion County
Hall
Shaw
St. Louis
Mad Dog
Lears
Woolery
Jim Nave
Nave
Newman
Alley
Guide recalls 44 workers in GM division
General Motors Division announced Friday that 44 furloughed employees will return to work Monday. It marks the third callback in three weeks, with 81 still to be called since August 15, 1977.
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Varge Division
General Motors Corporation
Youth nabbed after break in at Spall Marathon Bulk Plant
A 16 year old eastside city youth was taken into custody Friday night after police responding to a citizen report found him inside the Spall Marathon Bulk Plant at 1742 Meridian Street around 9 20 p m The youth was charged with juvenile delinquency burglary and placed in the Madison County juvenile center Investigators said two desks were opened and ransacked a cash register entered and money found on the floor A K 9 incident led to the arrest Police say the inquiry continues Two 17 year olds were later arrested for walking along north Anderson railroad with auto parts believed to be stolen from Anderson Wrecker Service at 305 West Street
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Eastside
Spall Marathon
Meridian St
Madison County
Anderson
Jackson Street
Rome patrols search for Moro kidnapers amid violence
Police report no new breaks in the three week old search for Moro and his abductors as four leftist extremists arrested near Naples are sent to Rome for questioning. A Rome Social Democratic party office was firebombed injuring an 8 year old boy and his father amid protests against the arrests.
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Moro
Naples
Social Democratic Party
Yale president-designate distances self from party plan
A. Bartlett Giamatti said he has nothing to do with the party while guests describe a previous era of extravagant food. A student who attended last year’s event recalled the food as “out of this world” and implied plans to attend again despite the controversy.
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Yale
A. Bartlett Giamatti
Kwon
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