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A North Vietnamese captive recalls the terror of a B52 strike as three seconds of deathlike fear, with shrapnel and heat in the memory. Nationwide briefs cover price policy optimism and a warning against volcanic inflation. Muncie Central shocks Anderson 83-78 in double overtime at Muncie Fieldhouse. Fort Wayne South Side defeats Madison Heights 65-60 behind Harry Morgan's 36 points. Redskins coach George Allen and Dolphins coach Don Shula preview the Super Bowl. Joe Schmidt resigns as Detroit Lions head coach saying the job is no longer fun. B52 raids hit troop sites near Saigon as Kissinger and Le Duc Tho meet again on peace talks. Airport security updates report limited weapon seizures. Weather predicts sun and warmth with mid-30s today and mid-40s Sunday. Local contact numbers listed.
Local Surgeon Dr. Paul Lamey Dies at 66
Dr. Paul T. Lamey an Anderson area orthopedic surgeon died suddenly at 2 30 p m Friday while preparing for surgery at Community Hospital He was born August 20 1906 in Anderson and served as a Navy commander in World War II He held multiple medical society memberships and taught chemistry at Anderson College Funeral services are set for Tuesday at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Paul T. “Pete” Lamey
10Th St
Community Hospital
Lamey
Anderson
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Indiana University Alumni Association
Directeur Nationale
McDonald Furniture
Columbia Club
Indianapolis
Lamey Realty Corp
Curtis and French Realty Corp
Curtis and French, Inc
Anderson College
Marion
Jon Mark
Tim J
Charles Roscoe
Ike
Edwin
Ireta) Hockenberry
Charlotte Lamey
New Albany
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Frances Kienley
George Taggart
Memorial Park Cemetery
P. T. Lamey
Nurse’s Training Fund
P.O. Box
Indiana House Debates Alligator Bill and Tax Plan
Indiana lawmakers pushed their first bill to a vote and introduced measures from the Alligator bill protecting endangered species to a scaled income tax plan. The tax measure forecasts 2 to 5 percent on adjusted gross income with a property tax relief fund credits on the November installment.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Midwest Nuclear Board
Ray Richardson
Greenfield
Stephen L. Ferguson
Bloomington
Ferguson
Indiana Senate panel backs death penalty bill changes
An Indiana State Senate subcommittee approved a bill to revise capital punishment law, mandating death for nine first degree murder offenses and life without parole for others. Three minor amendments were added. the measure proceeds to the full committee with a do pass recommendation after input from supporters and opponents.
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Federation of State Medical Boards of Registration and Examination
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