Indiana Supreme Court Limits County Court Mandates
The Indiana Supreme Court ruled 3-1 that county judges cannot hire court commissioners or obligate county councils to pay their salaries. The decision limits authority to order local governments to cover operating expenses and cautions against creating permanent court commissioners. The ruling affirms prior use of master commissioners only when necessary. The case involved Lake County judges and salaries included in budgets by fake county officials. The court allowed special judges if backlogs required but warned against expanding judicial power into administration.
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Inularapolis
Indiana Supreme Court
Coun
Lake County
Jack A. King
Council
Supreme Court
High Court
Hsing
Lorenzon Arrentondo
Orval Andersn
Dixon
W. Prentice
Prentice
General Assembly
Madison County Police Report Bicyclist Injured in County Road Crash
An eight year old boy named Michael D. Pell suffered multiple injuries after swerving into a southbound motorcycle on County Road SWE near 1508. The rider, Richard L. Stanley, was passing when Pell veered into his path. The boy was treated at St. John's Hospital and released. A series of thefts and incidents follow including auto accessory thefts at Partlow Cagpers Sales and a vandalism attempt at a soft drink machine. A 15 year old and a 17 year old were involved in separate incidents including an escape from juvenile detention and a reported burglary. Police continue investigations into the burglary, break-ins, and a separate assault on a 9 year old. A two car crash on 14th Street involved injuries to teens Ted Rika and Fal Bayle. The driver Philip Spears was not injured.
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Michael D. Pell
Markleville Hd
Anderson
St. John's Hospital
Richard L. Stanley
Rt. 8
Pode
Pell
Stanley
Partlow Cagpers Sales
Ohio Ave
Little Doin Rd
Mounds State Park
Just Center
White Glove Gar Wash
14Th Street
Arrow Avenue
Laval
Ted
Rika
GO Club
Fal H. Bayle
Mth Street
Phillip W. Spears
Elwood
Riha
Spears Auty
Fraser elected UAW president in acclamation at convention
2900 voting delegates chose Douglas A Fraser a liberal activist to lead the United Auto Workers replacing retiring Leonard Woodcock. Fraser pledged to push for new leadership and social causes while planning for contract talks and a shorter work week amid industry bargaining.
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Douglas A. Fraser
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Sion
Fraser
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Leonard Woodcock
Henry Wilson
Ford Motor Co
Dearborn
Mich
Woodcock
UAW
Heather
Woodcock Oak Ver
Woodcock, G
Carter
U.S
China
Emil Mazey
Irving Bluestone
Ken Bannon
Pat Greathouse
Marc Stepp
Odessa Komer
Martin Gerber
Rewther
Woodfork
Shoul
Teeh
Auto Industry
Cone 2Ulo
Ike Reuther
Reuther
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U.S. Senate
Michigan
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Frazer
Ralking
Cardiovascular Olympics at Aldersta YMCA Spring Event
Fitness center hosts a motorized treadmill contest measuring heart rate with prizes for meeting a target in 10 minutes Punting line awards 2Gedd silver and bronze medals Aged adjusted HR classifications guide participant results Budi Jarka leads the competition with mandatory doctor approvals. Summitville hosts Bike-A-Thon for Cystic Fibrosis riders cover a 3. miles Lake Street to County Road DUE US50N return. transistor radio and sponsor prizes awarded Reverend James Meek heads event with Rev Sim Webb. community heats provide refreshments and merchant prizes.
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Summitvike
Summitvills
Ville
Lake Street
County Road
James Meek
Sim Webb
Brink's Robbery Culprits Admit In Public Confession
Francis Sandy Richardson and Vincent Costa, aging in their 60s, confessed at a public event to aiding the 1950 Brink's headquarters heist in Boston's North End. The pair, among nine indicted, described money used for gambling and family support, with $82 million in the total amount of $2.7 billion.
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Budlin
Moyle
Richardson
Costa
Gault
Brink
Heston
North End
Stent
Teotren
Specs O'Keefe
Jai7
Richardson Abit Costa
FBI
Brink's
Leonard MK. Frisoh
Monroe Trustee Seeks $14 500 for Local Fiscal Grants
Merlin R Fuller Monroe Township trustee seeks additional appropriation of 14 500 from the Local Fiscal Assistance Grant Fund. Funds are to be shared among parks and recreation 6000 equipment and accessories for fire leucks 2500 fire department contract 6000 and an emergency allotment from the Antirecession Fiscal Assistance Fund for cemetery road labor and repair 304.
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Monroe
Merlin R. Fuller
Monroe Township
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