Police Blotter Reports Widespread Road Crashes and Burglaries
A 20-year-old man and three others were injured in a crash on County Road 200K near 450N with one in serious condition at St. Vincent Hospital. Police investigated burglaries at Haag's Drugstore and Emmanuel United Methodist Church, with several items stolen and one suspect in custody. Also reported were numerous traffic incidents, a tragic case involving Karen Quinlan’s continued care, and local notices of thefts and arrests.
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Douglas McCord
Oak St
Donald Troing
Sixth St
St. Vincent Hospital
Indianapolis
Haag
Main St
Ammanuel United Methodist Church
Polite
Hadolph Residumve
Hamilton Place
Cantey
Court Rules Evidence Searches Constitutional in Offices
The Supreme Court, in a 7-2 decision, ruled authorities may search a person’s office, seize business records, and use them as evidence without forcing testimony against the individual. The ruling maintains the Fifth Amendment protection while allowing administrative searches under a compelling governmental objective. Justices Skevens Brennan Marshall dissented, calling it an hollow guarantee and urging stricter need for evidence. The decision also addressed illegitimate children and Social Security dependency documents, with a 6-4 vote upholding document production to determine dependency.
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Washington
Supreme Court
John Paul Skevens
Williamy
Brennan Jerod Thurgood Marshall
Harry A. Blackmun
Peter Andresen
Maryland
Andresen
Uisen
Republicans Attack Demo Payroll Plan Controversy Surges
Republicans pressed for full House action on payroll and expense abuse revisions while Democrats blocked a vote. The House Administration Committee revisions were set to become official in the Congressional Record, as leadership signaled a full House vote on expanding expense allowances amid internal scandal involving Rep Wayne Hays and Miss Ray.
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Washington
House Administration Committee
Congressional Record
Administration
Wayne Hays
Dhio
Chatman
Elizabeth Nay
Hays
Miss Ray
House
Two Atop The Tower Summitville
Summitville police were alerted Monday night to two people atop the town water tower. Marshal Aaron Perkins climbed the 250 foot tower after two hours of negotiations, ordering them down. Herbert L. Hasty, 22, of Main Street, faced charges of trespass, possession of a controlled substance and public intoxication. a 16-year-old girl facing juvenile delinquency charges was taken to the Madison County Juvenile Center. Assistants were Terry Small and State Trooper Fred Walliser.
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Summitville
Aaron Perkins
Perkins
Herbert L. Hasty
Main St
Madison County
Terry Small
AUK Uganda hijacking ransom demands stated
Reports say Palestinian group demanded the release of 33 prisoners in exchange for the hijacked Air France Airbus and 26 hostages. They warned of severe penalties if refused, with France ruling out concessions. Israel held France responsible for passengers as cabinet prepared to respond.
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Batrensta
Creedom
Israel
France
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Greece
Tel Aviv
Paris
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Uganda Radio
Entebbe Aiport
West Germany
Kenya
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