10 Jun 1972
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1972
Page
1
Ross Neese Lebanon fireman rebuilds a 1952 Chevy pickup bought for 50 dollars. He fixes a few parts with fire department help, trims rust and repaint plans in progress, noting the truck leans due to a floor hole and worn springs. The goal is practical use over speed, with enduring pride in its sturdy build.
A flash flood swept Rapid City South Dakota causing multiple fires and widespread damage. Four bodies were recovered with many more feared dead as 5 to 8 miles of the city flooded. Hospitals treated dozens for burns fractures and exposure as power and gas issues complicated rescue efforts.
Fair to partly cloudy and much cooler today with highs around 70. Tonight remains fair and cool with mid to upper 40s. Sunday brings mostly sunny skies and cool temperatures with highs in the upper 60s to low 70s. North to northeast winds 10 to 20 mph today, diminishing tonight and Sunday.
A jury ruled for the City of Frankfort in a Clinton County case over alleged lagoon pollution from the Frankfort Sewage Treatment plant. Plaintiffs Jack and Mrs Hawkins claimed bad odors and insects reduced property value. witnesses cited impact on adjacent 65 acre Hawkins tract and a proposed housing project.
United Press International reports that Sen. Edmund Muskie declined to back Sen. George McGovern, signaling a split in the Democratic race. McGovern, with 900 plus delegates, faces questions as others urge him to appeal to moderates while muskie’s stance looms over the convention outlook.
Washington reports the Soviet Union is testing a multiple warhead guidance system that would let a single missile carry and steer several hydrogen bombs to separate targets. Development could finish in about a year with deployment in 18 to 24 months, officials say.
Denise Unger, Lebanon High School senior, is appointed youth member of Boone County Counseling Center board. She is the first teenage appointee and will serve until her class graduates. The center, previously Lebanon Pastoral Care and Counseling Center, operates with pastors Lynn Thayer, Charles Myers, and Harry Thompson plus Dr. Wesley Dunn of Indianapolis. Appointments are at 482-0830 with no charge for counseling.
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