List of Dismissed Hospital Patients and Tax Updates
Dismissals at Community Hospital include Pamela Wallace and dozens of others listed by address with multiple cities such as Alexandria and Summitville. Also reported are over $20,000 in delinquent sales tax receipts collected after suits against 34 merchants in four Indiana counties, with receivers appointed in some cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Madison
Johnson, Jefferson
Vanderburgh
James C. Mathis
Indiana Law Schools Seek Limited Internship Program
A plan to allow third year law students at Indiana University Indianapolis Bloomington Notre Dame and Valparaiso to practice law on a limited basis was presented to the Indiana Supreme Court. If approved by the court the four schools will run internships supervised by a bar member with 100 to 150 students eligible in the first year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Indiana Supreme Court
Committee On
Indiana State Bar Association
House of Delegates
Supreme Court
Indiana University At
Bloomington
University of Notre Dame
Valparaiso University
Law Schools
Bar
Sigmund J. Beck
Association
Committee On Protection of Individual Rights
Honor Guard Soldier Sent to Vietnam After War Critique
A 22 year old Army Honor Guard member at Arlington Cemetery was ordered to combat duty in Vietnam after criticizing the war in a newspaper interview. The Army denied that the criticism sparked the assignment, noting other guardsmen with less than eight months left were also sent. Sgt. Michael Sanders of Lexington Kentucky served less than eight months and faced Vietnam duty along with two companions from the Honor Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Army
Arlington Cemetery
Vietnam
Michael Sanders
Lexington
Sanders
Louisville Courier-Journal
James E. Spence
Each Vietnam Ally To Have Peace Share
The United States and its allies in the Vietnam War agreed that each nation supplying troops must have a voice in peace terms. A proposed United Nations force of Asians could supervise the end of fighting, with a communique stating all contributing nations must participate in settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United Nations
William P Rogers
South Vietnam
South Korea
Philippines
Thailand
Australia
New Zealand
Republic of Vietnam
Vietnam
U.N
Japan
Indonesia
Project 41 on U S 41 Fails to Curb Rural Deaths
The Associated Press reports added radar and patrols did not reduce fatalities on Indiana’s rural U S 41. Nine more deaths raise the year total to 49, matching last year’s rural toll and leaving nine days remaining in Project 41. Lt Levendowski cites a nine percent drop in injuries but notes speed control alone won’t prevent crashes due to highway narrows and traffic patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Indiana
US 4
U.S
Project 41
Indiana State Police
Vascar
Hammond
Evansville
Dave Levendowski
Burley Tobacco Leads U.S. Cigarette Tastes
Burley tobacco is cited as the leading U S cigarette component in Louisville with flue cured and Maryland also prominent. The three tobaccos account for about 55 80 and 47 percent of the market respectively. In Chicago homes are nearly twice as deadly as workplaces with about 28 000 home deaths in 1968 versus 14 300 work fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
U.S
Burley
Maryland
Chicago
Marriage Licenses List From Anderson Area Couples
The notice lists marriage licenses issued to couples including Wayne Townsend and Anderson Jula ee, McCullough Anderson and Juan A Leisure, Anderson. Also noted are Bulie Jo Appel Daleville with Robert Earl Ray Anderson and Joanne Hardecke Pendleton, Garland Le Benbow Anders on and Martha Bille Castor Anderson, Lee Alan Lewis Lapel with Marian Kay Williams Noblesville, Michael Eugene Stone Anderson and Thelma Jean Murray Anderson, Jeffrey Harold Marcuson Elwood and Kathryn Ellen Tharp Elwood, David Harold Gibson Logansport and Mareia Lynn Maes Pherson Anderson, Walter Bugne Shively Frankton and Sharon Rose Hilderbrand Frankton, Roger Carl Thompson Anderson and Jo Rine Dubois. The first U S canoe club was founded in 1871.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Townsend
Anderson
Jula Ee
McCullough
Juan A. Leisure
Bulie
Jo Appel
Daleville
Robert Earl Ray
Joanne Hardecke
Pendleton Garland le Benbow
Andersson
Martha Bille Castor
Anderson Lee Alan Lewis
Lapel
Marian Kay Williams
Noblesville
Michael Eugene Stone
Thelma Jean Murray
Jeffrey Harold Marcuson
Elwood
Kathryn Ellen Tharp
David Harold Gibson
Logansport
Mareia Lynn Maes Pherson
Walter Bugne Shively
Frankton
Sharon Rose Hilderbrand
Roger Carl Thompson
Jo Rine Dubois
Also Mentioned on This Page
Community Hospital
Pamela Wallace
Maxie Stapleton
Janice Roger
Park Ave
Gertrude Smith
Rita Carmon
Tipton
Mattie Chamberlain
21St St
Rebecca Lundstron
Walnut St
Larry Garmon and Son
Summitville
Martha Friend
Alexandria
Gary Dalzell
Pamela Shrock
Eleanor Kemper
Penny Phelps
Beverly Denson
Mounds Rd
Naomi Dunkin
Mary Bradley
Seymour Stoddard
Austin Stains
Kenneth Jester
Main St
Sue Morgan
Barbara Brewer
Kenny Wayne Shock
Madison Ave
Billy Joe Hobs
Louis Sayer
Richard Green
Estle Laggford
Helen Chitwood
Wayne Scott
Donna
Gary Boyer
Pendleton
Marlene Pollard
Sheridan St
Penny Ice
Dorothy Wright
Brown
Michelle Breese
Woodbine
Robert E. Wigner
Lori Goen
Verna Fadely
van Buskirk Rd
Rosemary Pettiford Marion
Robert Turner
Hickory
Charlene Walker
Elsie Jones
Winding Way
Mary Norris
Orestes
Jane Addison
Inez Starks
W. 17Th St
Herman
Marjorie Shaw
8Th St
Gerald Hull
Melody Ln
Velda Jane Brown
Whittier Ave
Law School
General Electric
Fabulous Panasonic
AFC
Ales Jewelers
Mounds Mall
Anderson Mall
William L. Kimmerling
Nicholson File Co
Donald L. Pierce
Guide Lamp
Harry J. Beeman
Delco-Remy
Harvey C. Riedel
Honor Guard War
Heater
Morris W. R. Moore
Zales
DOD
Colonial
AAD Trrvic
Meridian
Anderson, Ind
Citizens Bank
Woodmen Accident and Life Company
U S
Canoe Club
Jim Atwell
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