Kentucky Man Dies In 169 Crash On Ind 169
A 21 year old Kentucky man William Murphy of Wilmore died at the scene in a three vehicle crash on Indiana State Road 169 near Delaware County just south of Indianapolis. A dump truck driven by his cousin caused debris that led to the collision with a semi trailer. Murphy died from massive head injuries and other trauma. The crash damaged the dump truck and the semi trailer with combined estimated damage of about $38,000.
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Kentucky
Telnwire
Ind
William Murphy
Wilmore
Delaware County
Murrhy
Hamer Moup
Igh Bridge
Murphy
Ball Hospital
Mencie
Richard Corman
Nicholasville
Delawary County
Jang
Norman Cunningham
Ft. Wayne
Sali
Cunningham
Carman
Anderson
Alexandria Pike
Andrea Whitaker
Linden Lane
Nancy Morgan
Charles St
Morgan
St. John's Hospital
Central Avenue
Ashley Hoss
Central Ave
Ross
Larry Hummerickhouse
Fletcher St
Lcense
Lugar urges common sense over medical dependence
Lugar argues against treating people as their own physicians and calls for nutrition and exercise as primary, warning of misallocation of supply and demand in medical care. He criticizes opponents, defends nonpartisan forums, and urges travel prudence while remarking on politicians and public attitudes.
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Lugar
Persis
Lagar Sul
Hartke
Hawke
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Harlko
Reagan
Lager
Lapel Suit Targets Town and Gas Company After Explosion
A Madison Superior Court filing alleges negligence by Lapel Municipal Gas Company and the town of Lapel following a gas explosion at 23 John Street. Plaintiffs Nelson, Loreane Bohannon, Worth Castor, Vivian Castor, and Economy Fire and Casualty seek 350,000 for damages, lost rents, and building harm.
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Madison Superior Court
Lapel
Lapel Mungipal Gas Company
Daniel Insko
Pleintisf Nelson
Loreane Bohannon
Worth
Vivian Castor
Economy Fire and Casualty Company
John Street
Lapel Municipal Gas Company
Frederick Spencer
Lapel Town Board
Ime
Ford Seeks First Ballot Nomination at GOP Convention
President Ford voiced confidence he will win the Republican nomination on the first ballot, citing momentum in New Jersey and Ohio and a strong showing in California. Carter, aiming for a first ballot as well, pledged confidence in a possible second ballot victory. Delegates from Rhode Island, South Dakota, and Montana shaped the counts as Ford and Reagan led the Republican field while Carter held a large delegate lead for the Democrats.
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Sam Boyle
Associated Press
Ford
Jimmy Carter
New Jersey
Ohio
Ronald Reagan
California
Carter
Georgia
Hiv
Los Angeles
Frank Church
Tolabo
Eden
Grown Jr
Los Aneles
Church
Montana
Brown
Morris Udall
Reagan
Rhodesia
Sacramento
Udall
Adadl
Bul
Attalt
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Bos
Burglary and Theft Report From City Police
Police reported multiple break ins and thefts including a residence at 2105 E Eighth St where a color TV two lamps and a clock were stolen between 6 30 p m and 10 20 p m Tuesday. A bulldozer and a trailer were stolen from a construction site on Alhambra Drive. A domestic shooting at Roosevelt Mavis 201 Raihie Ave led to injuries. Multiple auto and shop burglaries were recorded with various items taken and a strong arm robbery on County RA NSCW near Cross Street.
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Mita Meyers
Eighth St
Twesay
Lee Bilbray
Alexandria
Sail
Alhambra Drive
Anderson
Community Hospital
Ner
Roosevelt Mavis
Raihie Ave
Bertha
Waltoll SS
Tavis
Davis
Mary Newland
Marklevite Road
County RA
NSCW
Cross Street
Rone Harrod
Edgemont Drive
Mounds Mall
William Ramsey
Third St. Fold
Kurtz Karls
Pendieton Ave
YMCA
W. 12Th St
Richard McCabe
Bramble Way
Vote Totals From Three Primaries Reported By AP Hire
Final unofficial totals from Tuesday's primaries show Republican Reagan leading in South Dakota with 42,847 votes 44 percent, Ford 36,873 44 percent and Uncommitted 4,038 5 percent. Delegates total 20. In Democratic results Carter 24,194 53 percent Udall 13,487 33 percent Uncommitted 7,722 13 percent McCormack 4,574 8 percent Wallace 1,428 3 percent Jackson 623 1 percent. Delegates 17 with Carter Adult and Uncommitted among minor tallies. Montana results incomplete.
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Associated Press
Rhode Ikland
Ford
Reagan
Carter
Jured
Udall
McCormack
Jackson
Wallace
Bayh
Shapp
Church
South Dakota
Reagan Wu
Democratic Garter
Harris
Delegate Counts for National Nominating Conventions
Washington report lists binding and preference based delegates by candidate. American Reagan 64 committed 144 uncommitted 1 604 total selected 655 needed 130 to nominate. Democratic Carter 902 Udell 65 Jackson 248 Wallace 169 Humphrey 54 5 Brown 22 5 Morris 19 Favorite Son 86 Other 5 Uncommitted 415 Total 2 209 yet 19 to be chosen 704 needed 1505.
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Washington (P
National Party
Abtican
Reagan
Vetto
Tom
Carter
Udell
Tackson
Wallace
OS Humphrey
Brown
Morris
CCA Plans Regular Meeting At Trinity Episcopal Church
The Central Civic Association will meet on June 4 at 7 p.m. at Trinity Episcopal Church at 10th and Delaware. Founded three years ago by inner city residents to boost neighborhood improvements and civic input, the group cites street work and the retention of an inner-city school as accomplishments. The group meets the second Monday monthly at 7 p.m.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
10Th
Delaware Streets
Frou
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Lancing
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