First Hoosier Judge To Sit On Federal Bench
Indiana judge Allen Sharp will become the first Hoosier to join the federal bench in 20 years, moving from the Court of Appeals to the Northern District in Hammond. He will join judges Beamer N.D. Indiana, and Southern District judges Steckler Holder Dillin Noland. Sharp says the shift from review to trial court requires quicker action with the appellate referee in Chicago and possibly the Supreme Court. He will relocate to Hammond with his wife and two daughters, keeping a Williamsport residence, and plans to resign if any Air Force Reserve conflicts arise as a case is pending in the Supreme Court. The Indiana Judicial Nominating Commission seeks northern Indiana applicants for the vacancy.
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Highland Mediator Appointed in Highland School Dispute
Lake Superior Court Judge James Richards named Hammond attorney Granack as special mediator to resolve the conflict between the Highland School Board and striking Highland teachers. The appointment, pending Indiana Supreme Court approval, follows a contempt hearing leading to dismissal.
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Nixon Says U S Trying To Mediate Middle East Tension
President Nixon stated the United States is trying its best to mediate the dangerous Middle East crisis with both sides. Senate leaders reported no expected US involvement while endorsing the administration’s efforts to end renewed Arab Israeli fighting. The White House meeting with 19 leaders, Kissinger and Mansfield emphasized continued diplomatic pressure and energy concerns.
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