Citizens Banking Co. Stockholders Meet Report of 1969
The Citizens Banking Company held its annual stockholders meeting on January 1 at the bank offices. President George A. Griffith presented the 1969 report. Directors re-elected for 1970 include D. L. Babb Kenneth H. Bultinger Arthur Sad Ja next, Paul J. Berm John M. Chaille Virgil E. Cook August J. Davis William A. Ehrlich Wade Free Jr. Thomas C. Tonk George A. Griffith Charles R. Wolfman and others. A special stock dividend was approved and will be distributed about March. After the stockholders meeting the board elected officers for the coming year headed by Burton G. McCullough as chief executive and George A. Griffith as president.
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George A. Griffith
D. L. Babb
Kenneth H. Bultinger
Arlersad
Jaaundes & Dry Cleaning
Paul J. Berm
Burn Really Corp
John M. Chaille
Emge Packing Co
Virgil E. Cook
Cook Block & Trick Corp
August J. Davis
Davis Dairy Farms
William A. Ehrlich
Wade
H. Free Jr
Thomas C. Tonk
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Charles R. Wolfman
Prosat
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Robert &. Jackson
Anderson Newspapers
Donald Buckles
Fred Che
David L. Gorn
Daniel Green
Ronald Jarvis
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Winter Driving Tips From Motor Club And AAA
Sacramento report summarizes advice from the Wisconsin Winter Conditions initiative and Hoosier Motor Club with AAA backing. It urges motorists to check batteries and charging systems, inspect battery cables, clean or replace air cleaners and fuel systems, get oil changes, keep tanks full, and use proper starting procedures in subzero weather to avoid flooding and engine trouble.
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James W. Parks
Inezas County
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Justifiable Homicide Found in Panther Slayings
In Chicago a coroner jury ruled the deaths of Black Panther leaders Fred Hampton and Mark Clark justifiable. Jurors said police officers involved acted reasonably believing firearms were needed to prevent death or serious harm to themselves during the raid at Hampton's West Side apartment.
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Penny production soars in 1980 minting
About seven million pennies were minted in the United States in 1980, exceeding the combined total of all other coin denominations by a wide margin.
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Klan leader and associates ask court for continuance
Bloomington records show Klan chief plus two associates facing possession of dynamite and explosives charges. Indicted individuals include William Chaney of Indianapolis, Simonibe of Bloomington, and others linked to a Klan sect. Cases involve theft, possession, and related offenses with legal proceedings postponed.
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Beatty Memorial
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Grain group elects amid odd content in report
An obscure report from an Indianapolis feed group describes an unusual convention outcome with scattered references to grain, donkeys, plows, and public gauge measures. The fragmentary text bleeds political and agricultural jargon without clear names or dates.
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