City Burglary Wave Probed After Weekend Crimess
Police report a spree of break ins across the city Friday night into Saturday morning. Vehicles on Pitt Street and Walnut Street were targeted with radios, tapes, and a color TV stolen. A Doberman allegedly thwarted a home burglary on Fairview Avenue. Firearm and tool thefts also appear amid numerous entries. An early Saturday crash hospitalized two Muncie residents, with several others treated for injuries. Juveniles were arrested at a Friday Elwood party amid Alcohol Act violations.
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Willis
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Fairview
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Broadway
Dawn Tucker
Main St
Jack Smith
Lafayette
Smith
Bob Sokol
Dresser Dr
Sokol
Keith Metzger
8Th St
Harry Hudson
Hudson
23Rd St
16Th Street
Madison Avenue
Muncie
St. John’s Hospital
Hagle Lee
Wolf St
Lee
Selva Cleaves
First St
Community Hospital
Linda Clavox
E. Third St
Eugene Smith Jr
E. Third
East Eighth
Meyers Street
Elwood
Mike Evans
Walnut
St John's Hospital
Kevin Harrison
Jefferson
Main Street
Jessie Hammock
Lincoln
Hammock
Harrison
Nut
Isenhour
Lard Street
Hoosier miners meet today to discuss proposed contract
Indiana United Mine Workers locals gather at District 11 headquarters in Terre Haute to review a three year contract after a 104 day walkout. About 175 representatives from 22 locals will hear details and voting on the pact is set to begin next Friday. Local leaders express mixed views on whether the agreement meets members needs amid the back to work injunction lapse.
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Indiana
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Indianapolis
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Reynolds
Washington
Clayton Claridge
Claridge
Driver examiner faces daily tests and diverse driving habits
INDIANARIS AP. At Marion County license branch, Johnny Edmond administers up to 17 driving tests daily. She recalls elderly drivers, a teen who learned to pass from peers, a man who wrecked another car, and a German immigrant who drove on the left. Immigrant refugees complicate communication during tests.
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Marion County
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Idaho student dies after 180 foot plunge in Zion National Park
David Bourne, 20, an Idaho State University geology student from Lafayette Indiana, fell about 180 feet while camping at Zion National Park. Bonanno says Bourne died between midnight and 10 am Thursday after his companions reported him missing. Rangers hiked four miles to retrieve the body and it was taken to the state medical examiner in Salt Lake City. The backcountry site had no vehicle access.
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Utah
Idaho State University
Lafayette
Ind
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Tony Bonanno
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Bonanno
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State
Salt Lake City
Carter criticized for mixed messages amid coal strike and policy calls
Senator Lugar casts President Carter as indecisive on the coal strike and Taft Hartley law while pressing for hearings on farm parity and flexible policy. He notes tensions over oil in the Middle East, Saudi ties, and a need to align federal funding with inner city development and youth pest control work programs.
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Senate
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Saudi Arabia
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