Suharto leadership under pressure as critics rise
Indonesian leaders and analysts debate Suharto's soft line since Sukarno's era. Despite gains in stability, parties and intellectuals urge decisive policy shifts on political parties elections corruption and military control. Some warn a bold move could reshape Indonesia’s fragile balance.
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City Court News Judgments and Case Closures
Judge Robert R Robbins ordered multiple cases in City Court Wednesday morning. Dismissed for lack of prosecution Edward Peak 1219 E 42nd St unauthorized control. Heath intoxication. Crouch 931 S Adams St reckless driving judgment withheld. Reason 3609 Henry St public intoxication. McCormick no evidence found not guilty. Watson 38 By Pass speeding judgment withheld. Albee Vineyard speeding. Bristown 150 Home Ave sane operator license. Crabtree Rt 2 Marion speech judgment. Opshaugh Rt 4 speeding. Simmons E Bth St disobeying traffic signal. Smith 315 Linda Lane speeding. Swain 919 Mullberry Noblesville intoxication. Worrell 1606 S winding way speeding. Rice 214 W Washington Alexandria. Benson 1406 Meridian St intoxication. Booker 11 Cedar St no operator license. Blaylock 1219 N 1st no registration plate. Burke 2421 Pear St overweight tandem drive axle. Breech Rt 6 Pert Kisnsville speeding. Weimer 247 Campus Lane no operator on person valid license case closed. Hamilton theft by deception warrant withdrawn case closed. McCollough 2001 W 4th St theft by shoplifting 90 suspension 180 days in Indiana Women's Prison. McCoy 612 N Blaine no license in possession 27.2.
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Adams St
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Henry St
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A Albee
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Rt. 2
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Rt. 4
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Linda Lane
James Lee Swain
Miulberry
Noblesville
William D. Worrell
Donald Keith Rice
W. Washington
Alexandria
Arthur Gene Benson
Meridian St
Tommie Lee Booker
Cedar St
Thurman Blaylock Jr
Anderson
Ancil G. Burke
Pear
Warren A. Breech
Rt. 6
Kinsville
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Campus
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Indianapolis
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Nation's Firemen Seek Federal Law to Curb Attacks
Washington UPI The International Association of Fire Fighters urged President Johnson and Congress to pass federal crime legislation to shield fire fighters from interference while on duty In a letter to leaders union officials said fire crews face danger from flames explosions and hostile acts They noted bills had been introduced in both houses and urged quick action The letter was signed by William D Buck president of the 120,000 member AFL CIO union and vice president Ak Boslick of Fort Worth Texas
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