Stream Board hears continued work on feeder cattle lot near Sheridan
Boone County sanitarian reports ongoing excavation at a proposed 10 000 head cattle feedlot near Sheridan despite an Indiana Stream Pollution Board ban. He notes soil mounds across part of 300 acres, rising cattle numbers, and a planned 13 acre lagoon for 10 000 cattle. Protests from medical groups and locals urge halt, while officials consider injunctions if needed.
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Boone County Sanitarian
Sheridan
Boone County
Indiana Stream Pollution Board
James Ash
Boone County Board of Health
State Stream Pollution Board
County Plan Board
Carl Anderson
Stream Pollution Board
Ash
Russell Hightshoe
Indiana Feedlots Inc
Boone Planning Board
Oone County Medical
The
Medical Society of
Marion County
Eagle Creek
Thorntown
Anderson
Ambiguity over farm site potential feedlot project
The text notes difficulty proving use for feedlot construction and outlines conditions for county action. It mentions a site potentially shifting from farm operation to commercial feed lot, and that county plans depend on state agency or medical group court injunctions, with Anderson stating the plan board may act if none arise.
Wells Summer Program To Be Comprehensive
Western Boone Schools super intendent James P. Fritch said the high school program will be a three hour daily comprehensive study for 40 days, including math and social studies, to raise student work to the expected level. He noted critiques from some patrons and that board members LaFollette and McKee conferred with the group in his absence.
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Western Boone
James P. Fritch
Jack Ephlin
Ron McKee
Robert LaFollette
McKee
Fritch
James Bunnell
Wells
Wells School
Bunnell
LaFollette
McCracken, IU Hall of Fame Coach, Dies in Indianapolis
Branch McCracken, renowned Indiana University basketball coach for 24 seasons, died in Indianapolis at IU Medical Center just days before his 62nd birthday. He led IU to national titles in 1940 and 1953, captured four national crowns in the era, and compiled a 364-174 overall record with 210-326 Big Ten marks.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Branch McCracken
Indiana University
McCracken
Indiana
Hoosiers
Everett Dean
Lou Watson
Dean
Stanford
Monrovia
Ball State
Muncie
Nations Basketball Halls of Fame
Indiana Hall of Fame
Eagle Union Board Interviews 25 Superintendent Applicants
Eagle Union Schools board has interviewed 25 applicants for superintendent as the district forms. Paul Swank, former county supervisor, acts as interim. a July 1 decision is planned when the new board takes office. The group also discussed coaching candidates at Zionsville High and teacher contracts for about 60 positions.
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Eagle- Union Schools
Paul Swank
Zionsville High School
Eagle Township
Arthur Lindberg
Auth
Swank
70 Census Due Could Create 7 Man City Council
Boone county awaits the 1970 census tally after Washington clearance. If Boone exceeds 10 000, Lebanon becomes a fourth class city and may adopt a seven member council. Preliminary figures show varied county changes with growth in Tippecanoe and Montgomery and declines in Clinton and Crawfordsville areas.
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Boone
Washington, D. C
Lebanon
Alice Armantrout
Ll-County
Indianapolis
Hamilton
Hancock
Shelby
Johnson, Morgan
Puttnam
Hendricks
Clay
Vigo
Marion
Montgomery County
Clinton
Majorie Richardson
Crawfordsville
Boone County
Benton
Fountain
Newton
Parke
Pulaski
Vermillion
Tippecanoe
Montgomery
Carroll, Jasper
Starke
Warren
White
Obituary for Howard Wells 52 of Lebanon
Howard Wells 52 of Lebanon died early today at Veterans Hospital Indianapolis. Residence was 302 East Sycamore Street. Russell & Hitch Funeral Home to handle arrangements. obituary to appear in Friday edition of The Reporter.
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Howard Wells
Lebanon
East
Sycamore Street
Veterans Hospital
Indianapolis
Russell & Hitch Funeral Home
The
Reporter
Town Citizens Dial A Friend Service Launched
Thorntown residents gain a new Dial-A-Friend program aimed at helping the elderly and those needing small chores. Free services include errand runs, grocery shopping, prescription pickups, letter writing, and simple transportation. Available Saturdays from 12 noon to 6 PM with contact 436-7425.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorntown
St Joseph Church to begin Saturday evening worship
St Joseph Catholic Church will shift Sunday worship to Saturday evening starting this Sunday June 6. Rev Francis J Ryan notes this Vatican II permission allows the Lord's Day observance to begin on Saturday evening with about 60 dioceses adopting the practice. He envisions a regular 7 pm Sunday liturgy on Saturday, canceling the earliest Sunday service.
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St. Joseph Catholic Church
USA
Francis J. Ryan
C.ss. R
Father Ryan
Six Cents Listed As Primary Expense Item
Election expense filings show six cent totals and itemized advertising costs. Eligible candidates including Herman Maze Mary Scott Emmett Routh Kenneth Shafer Donald Perkins Ted Adams Clair Cunningham and Fred Noland filed expenses with the County Clerk by June 19.
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Herman L. Maze
GOP
Mary C. Scott
Emmett Routh
Clair Cunningham
Fred Noland
Harrison Township
Lugar backs Mutz as Snyder exits senate race
Indianapolis Mayor Richard Lugar urged support for Rep. John Mutz amid talks of a “superdeal” altering the Indiana Senate contest. Snyder reportedly plans to withdraw and seek a federal appointment, with an announcement possible Friday night. Mutz affirmed he will not quit, while Lugar urged party unity and open leadership.
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Indianapolis
UPI
John K. Snyder
U.S. Senate
Snyder
Richard G. Lugar
John M. Mutz
Mutz
Richard L. Roudebush
R-Ind
Squar
Republican Party
Lugar
John Mutz
Two Day Bazaar At July 4th Festival Planned
A bazaar will accompany the July 4th Festival on July 2 and 3 in the Lawler Building Parking Lot from 9 AM to 9 PM. Coordinators Fred Noland and Myron Miller invite churches groups and individuals to participate booth space 10 by 10 feet costs $5 for both days. Entry forms available at The Lebanon Reporter with a June 30 deadline to return to Fred Noland Route 1 Lebanon.
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Lawler Building
Fred Noland
Myron Miller
Lebanon
Route 1
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