Supreme Court guides tape evidence and suspended terms
Indiana Supreme Court issued five rules for admitting sound recordings as evidence, including intelligibility and authenticity, in cases reversing lower court decisions. It also ruled that suspended sentences cannot be revoked without a new offense conviction, ordering a new trial in the Ralph James Lamar case and freeing Frank Gash from the penal farm pending review. Justice Prentice wrote the majority. Chief Justice Arterburn dissented on the Lamar retrial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana Supreme Court
Dixon W. Prentice
Norman F. Arterburn
Ralph James Lamar
Evansville
Lamar
Vanderburga
William H. Miller
Prentice
Frank Gash
Morgan County
Gash
Morgan Circuit
Noble K Littell
Sen Prentice
Supreme Court
Arterburn
Littell
Justice Prentice
Indiana OKs Hydrocarbon Pipeline Route Across Northwest Indiana
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources approved a 1750 mile pipeline route from Alberta to Green Springs Ohio. The $200 million line would move light hydrocarbons crossing Lake Porter Jasper La Porte Starke Marshall Roscisco Noble and DeKalb counties. Dome Petroleum Ltd. of Canada owns the project and cooperated with officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana Department of Natural Resources
Indiana
Alberta
Canada
Green Springs
Ohio
Lake County
Illinois
Crown Point
Porter County
Hebron
Jasper County
LaPorte
Starke, Marshall, Rosciusco, Noble and
DeKalb Counties
Robert F. Jackson
Indiana Department
Commission
Jackson
Dome Petroleum Ltd
Roush to observe Salamonie Wa bash rivers by canoe
U S Rep J Edward Roush will make a two day canoe trip June 3 4 to observe pollution on the Salamonie and Wabash rivers and the Salamonie Reservoir He says travel on waterways best shows the problems and progress on rivers and streams
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
U.S
Lobbyists on Capitol Hill Shape Washington Power Games
A detailed portrait of lobbyist Jack Beidler and other Washington insiders shows how lobbyists from the United Auto Workers and firms like Procter and Gamble operate. The piece tracks strategy, access, and the backroom bargaining that underpins lobbying on Capitol Hill and The Hill corridors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jack Beidler
United Auto Workers
Beidler
Wall Street Journal
The
New York Times
Congressional Record
Dita Beard
Democratic Club
Nixon
Capitol Hill
Democratic Caucus
Common Couse
John Heinz III
Pennsylvania Democrat
Heinz
House of Representatives
William Harsha
Ohio
Harsha
U.S
Donald Riegle
R-Mich
UAW
Kennedy-Griffiths
Corman
Miss Pettiford
Biedler
American Medical Association
Afl-Cio
HEW
Wilbur
House
Senate
Labor
Jackson
Florida
Sam Gibbons
Roman Pucinski
Illinois
Charles Percy
Pucinski
Common Cause
Coca-Cola
Jimmy Johnson
Carl Shipley
Access
Shipley
Bryce Harlow
Procter and Gamble
Johnson
John Zorack
Marine Corps
Air Transport Association
WSJ
Zorack
TWA
Clean Water Dream Drives Oklahoma Man to Washington
Vern Stevens of Salina Oklahoma promotes an Environmental Action Center of America aimed at forcing release of suppressed federal reports on Mississippi River water quality. He plans a June 22 Washington demonstration with a Tulsa to Washington motorcade to press Nixon and Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Vern Stevens
Indiana
Stevens
Salina
Okla
Environmental Action Center of America
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Nixon
Washington
Tulsa
Oka
White House
Congress
U.S
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Timber and Lumber Corp
Green Trees For America
Environmental Action Center
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cub Scout Pack 203
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Barry Wyatt
Mike Atwood
Jeff Huffman
Herald
Jeff Atteberry
State Supreme Court
LAW
Barbara L Parker
Bobbie J. Winningham
Madison County Police Department
Indiana Law Enforcement Academy
Herman H. Freed
Law Enforcement Training Board
MCPD
Madison County
John Gunter
Justice Arterburn
Pizza Hut
Mounds Mel
Nic'r's
St. Rd
Kings Inn
Capitol
Mr. Mills
Arkansas
Prince Control Commission
Broadway
Anderson—Res
Charlton Heston Thega Man
Joe Hill
Joel Delaney
Shirley Mclain
Community Services Council
Isaac
the) Weatherly
Wilson Boys Club
Weatherly
Southwest Boys Club
Jerry Burand
Family Service
Osorio Involved
Paramount
Culpepper
Bite South Anderson
Caane Theatr
John Wayne
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!