Jamestown Bicentennial Parade Caps Three Day Celebration
Between 3000 and 4000 people lined Jamestown streets Saturday for a two mile parade closing a three day Bicentennial celebration. Future Farmers of America won best float with Town of Advance Osceola second and Dairy Pharm third. Western Boone High School marching band played the Star Spangled Banner on Main Street. Parade ran without delays. Friday events moved indoors due to rain.
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Jamestown
Darlington St
Dill
Second St
Main St
Elm St
Future Farmers of America
Town of Advance Osceola
Dairy Pharm
Western
Miss Jamestown Angelina
Lebanon Woman Killed in Boone County Crash
Patricia D. Spears, 20, of Lebanon, died in a one car crash on Elizaville Road at 9:35 A.M. The wreck injured her two children, Katrina Marie 2 in serious condition and Kenneth James 1 in satisfactory condition, both treated at Riley Memorial Hospital and Indiana University Medical Center before transfer to Indianapolis.
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Boone County
Patricia D. Spears
South East Street
Lebanon
Elizaville Road
Elizaville
Spears
Katrina Marie
Riley Memorial Hospital
Kenneth James Spears
Riley
Indiana University Medical Center
Indianapolis
Boone County Ambulance Service
Dave Zellers
Indiana State Police
Zellers
Bill Lamar
Sig Myers
William, J
Emma
Weikel
Updike
James M. Spears
PSI condemnation case opens in Boone Superior Court
Jury selection began this morning in Boone as Public Service of Indiana sues Carl and Burl Ottinger to condemn land in Eagle Township. About 35 jurors were called. Judge Paul H. Johnson Jr. presided and did not comment on trial duration. In unrelated Superior Court news, George H. Gosnell, 37, of 810 Franklin Street, received another continuance on his LSD sentencing, set after a 12 1/2 year jury-recommended term.
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Boone Superior Court
Public Service of Indiana
Carl
Burl J. Ottinger
PSI
Ottingers
Eagle Township
Paul H. Johnson Jr
Superior Court
George H. Gosnell
Franklin Street
Gosnell
Owen Mullins
Indianapolis
Lebanon
Mullins
Weather outlook mild and sunny midweek
Partial clearing and cooler tonight with lows in the mid 50s. Mostly sunny after mid morning Wednesday with highs in the low to mid 70s. Stable conditions persist, no precipitation expected. The forecast emphasizes pleasant temperatures and bright skies through the middle of the week.
Rainie McCormick 56 noted GOP leader dies in Indiana
Lorraine E. Rainie McCormick of Lebanon dies Saturday night at I U Medical Center Indianapolis after a long illness. She fought leukemia while remaining active in Republican politics and community work. Survived by husband Keith C. McCormick, a daughter Kyle Kincaid, two sons Robert II and Ronald Stevens, a brother and a sister. Last rites Thursday at Russell and Hitch Funeral Home with interment Oak Hill Cemetery. Contributions suggested to Boone County Cancer Society or Boone County Blood Bank.
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New Kmart
Grants
Lebanon
Frankfort
Stockey’s Drive-In
Michael Gene Updike
U.S. Marine Corps
Okinawa
Eugene
Sue) Tyler
Jamestown
Rick
Penny) Wright
Myrtle Weikel
Yakima
Wash
Russell and Hitch
Raymond Duff
Michael Bowman
Mrs. Run
Lorraine E
Rainie) McCormick
North East Street
I.U. Medical Center
Indianapolis
McCormick
Rainie
Lebanon High School
Paul D
Ruth (Orebaugh) Wolfington
Robert C. Stevens
Keith C. McCormick
McCormick Agency
A. Steven
Kyle) Kincaid
Robert C. Stevens II
Ronald G. Stevens
Robert D. Wolfington
Florida
Ted
Patricia) Biggerstaff
Richard D. Stevens
Russell -and-Hitch
Arthur Korteling
Oak Hill Cemetery
Boone County Cancer Society
Boone County Blood Bank
Two Explosions Hit U S Army V Corps in Frankfurt
In Frankfurt West Germany two time bombs exploded at the U S Army V Corps headquarters injuring five. The first blast hit the first floor at 1 20 p m and the second on the steps to a service club. A U S Army spokeswoman reported no exterior damage and noted her chair moved but windows stayed intact.
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Frankfurt
West Germany
U.S. Army
V Corps
Primary races in Rhode Island Dakota and Montana
Associated Press notes Rhode Island South Dakota and Montana held primaries with Jimmy Carter aiming to loosen Democratic support while Ford and Reagan battled for Republican delegates. Fifty six Democratic and fifty nine Republican delegates were up for grabs as voters weighed splits ahead of next week’s larger contests in California Ohio and New Jersey.
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Associated Press
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Montana
Jimmy Carter
Ford
Ronald Reagan
California
Ohio
New Jersey
Martha Mitchell to be buried in Pine Bluff after death in New York
Martha Mitchell, estranged wife of former Attorney General John N. Mitchell, died Monday in a New York hospital from a rare bone cancer. She will be buried Thursday in Pine Bluff, Arkansas, where she spent her youth as a Southern belle. Her son and daughter plan to attend the funeral, arriving Wednesday.
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Ark
Martha Mitchell
New York
Arkansas River
James W. Leslie
Mrs. Mitchell
Mitchells
Martha Elizabeth Beall
Arkansas
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U.S. Machine Corp
Rainie McCormick
Army Headquarters
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Martha
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Leslie
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