Youths arrested in vacant garage on curfew violations
Two local youths from Pennsylvania and a 15 year old were charged with delinquency for possession of a controlled substance trespassing and curfew violations. They were jailed briefly then released. A Muncie man, Elmer Lee Woolums 38, faces first degree burglary charges after a July break in. all stolen items recovered. A 15 year old was held for theft in a bike incident and released to his mother. Clayton Nunn 22 was arrested after a scuffle. charged with DUI resisting arrest public intoxication disorderly conduct and no operator license. Officers Sherbuen and McKissick were treated for minor injuries.
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Pennsylvania
Madison County
Muncie
Ernest Spencer
E. Cross St
Elmer Lee Woolums
Bill Bowen
E. Oak St
Clayton Nunn
21St St
Nuoa
Mike Sherbuen
Charles McKissick
Ex-Lobbyist Jacobsen Faces Theft Charges in Texas
Former dairy coop lobbyist Jacobsen, linked to the Connally bribery case, is charged by a Tom Green County grand jury with four counts of felony theft for an $825,000 loan approved while he was an officer at First Savings & Loan in San Angelo. He was arrested in Austin after a bond set at $30,000. He had previously testified in the Connally matter under a plea deal, while Cowan pleaded guilty in the same scheme.
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Austin
Tex
ATO
Jake Jarobsen
Goma
4 Savings and Loan Company
Jarobsen
Treasury
John Connally
Lane
Tom Green County
Jacobsen
First Savings & Loan Association
San Angelo
Travis County
Raymond Frink
Frank
Yrbon
Associated Milk Producers Inc
Washington, D.C
Connally
Tharge
Dallas
Ray Cowen
The
Savings Association
Cowan
Sacobsen
Gurney
Williams
Groot
Winter Park
Harvey Sellesinger
Air Force Reveals Drug Testing In Baylor Polygraph Study
The Air Force says humans were given amphetamines and sedatives in a Baylor University College of Medicine polygraph project in the 1960s to study stress effects. The program involved placebos and controls and included two related studies at Baylor in Waco, Texas with a total of 15 volunteers.
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Washington
Air Force
Baylor Unive
Baylor University College of Medicine
Baylor
Waco
Tex
Beame Accepts Expense Ceiling Amid Fiscal Struggles
New York Mayor Abraham Beame agreed to a modified three year cap on city spending at 12.3 billion dollars annually, with a two percent annual increase limit if revenues allow. He rejected MAC’s tax embargo and noted pension trustees may buy MAC bonds as part of a 1 billion dollar package. Richard Shinn was named to head a new Management Advisory Board to push reforms.
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NEW York
Abraham Beate
Municipal Assistance Corp
MAC
Beame
John J. DeLury
Sanitation Men's Union
DeLury
Teachers Retirement System
Arthur Levitt
Richard Rhinn
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Shinn
Gurney Cleared as Jurors Deadlock Stains Case
After a lengthy trial jurors found Gurney innocent on most charges but deadlocked on the Gurney counts plus earlier testimony by Williams and Groot shaped the verdict. The trial followed a year long federal probe with nine pleas, indictments, and dozens named as unindicted co conspirators.
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Wareld Franklin
Cakela Postal
Shirley Bright
Seminole
Larry Williams
Gurney
James Grool
James Baker
Brandon
Koontz
Swiger
Gastien
Haker
James Dantey
Lakeland
Prand
Williams
Area Deaths Fill Anderson Herald Editor Ralph Byers Life
Area obituaries note Ralph Byers 87 longtime religion editor of The Anderson Herald from 1955 to 1962 died in Woodland Michigan after retirement. Survived by wife Phoebe he authored two books and was active in the Church of the Brethren. Funeral at Pickens Funeral Home Lake Odessa with graveside Woodland Cemetery. Also announced are notices for Lola Murphy Katherine Calvin Willis Durant Roy Smith King and others with local burial details and memorial services in Frankton Noblesville Lapel and Markleville communities.
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Ralph Byers
Anderson Herald
Ralph £. Byers
Woodland
Mich
The
Herald
San John's Barn
Galilee
Church of the Brethren
Anderson
Phoebe
Pickens Funeral Home
Lake Odessa
Woodland Cemetery
Paul Murphy
Willis Durant
Lapel
Alexandria
Community Hospital
Bethany Brotherhood and Sisterhood
Farr Bureau
Lois
Ars
Jone Glascack
Charlottesville
Kathleen Coal
Terre Haute
Barbara McCullough
Pauline Girton
Markleville
Glen Durant
Fisher Brothers
Brookside Cemetery
Wam
Delco- Remy
First United Methodist Church
Mary Strogo Smith
Edith Marie Stoller
Alice Virginia Chapman
Penteton
C.J. Smith
Norma Edgeman
Dixie Lee Mears
South Bend
Fred Riddinger
Minnie Coffman
Baker Brothers Funeral
James Lantz
Memorial Park Cemetery
Tunera
Hoffa Heir Questions Foster Father In Disappearance Case
Jimmy Hoffa’s son asserts Charles O’Brien may know what happened to his father after the Teamsters leader vanished. FBI agents questioned O’Brien for hours at a Detroit union hall while his counsel denied any role in Hoffa’s disappearance. Hoffa’s family pursued leads and considered a lie detector test as authorities pursued new details.
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Detroit
Jimmy Hoffa
Hoffa
Charles
Chuckie O'Brien
FBI
Jaine P. Moffa
Associated Press
O'Brien
James Burdick
Young Hoffa
AP O'Brien
Memphis
Young Hotta
Maffa
Anthony Tony Jack
Giacalone
Southfield Athletic Clut
Heffa
Barbara Crancer
Anther
Melfa
Teamsters Hall
Burdick
Robert Stalmes
Teamsters
Telyoit Local 33
Frank E. Pitzsimmons
Crancer
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Steve Denney
John Gunter
J. & Traylor
Madison County Police Department
Steve Hegenstoer
Pape
Lola Murphy Prankton
Iola Marie Murphy
Deland, Fla
Rush County
Katherine Calvin
Noblesville
Katherine E. Calvin
Riverview Hospital
Indianapolis
First Christian Church
Darlene Dawson
Ruth Walker
Enid. Okla
Coaltrin Funeral Home
Thomas Kinser
Oaklawn Menrial Gardens
Roy Smith King Clifford Smith
Delaware St
St. John’s Hospital
U.S.A
Righ
McVeys
Sears
Steck
Ted
Britewill
Repstar
Dynaglass
Syragleys
Whiterail Trier
Crusader
Mies
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Sears A Fit and Auto Center
Saylor
Wilbert
Wilber