Carter halts B1 bomber production plans
President Carter ordered an end to further B1 bomber production while keeping testing ongoing. He urged Congress to back his move as critics questioned the program's cost and waste. He to pursue cruise missiles and continue research on alternative launch platforms and aircraft for future weapons.
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Indiana woman pleads innocent in ex-Zionsville slaying
Leslie Diane Standifer, 44, of Scottsburg Indiana, charged with murdering a woman whose body was found in Great Smoky Mountains last August, pleaded innocent in federal court. Trial set for July 27, bond kept at $100,000. Mrs. Moore, wife of Dr. Loren Moore, once administrator of Zionville Baptist Home for the Elderly, lived at the home. Standifer arrested in Los Angeles in May.
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Speedway neighbors urge Saturday race to curb vandalism
About 125 Speedway residents gathered to urge town action and funding for crowd control and sanitation at the post race meeting. They urged finance from the 500 Festival Committee and Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, and faulted the Sunday race for spiking vandalism and police strain. Local officials noted camping bans and field closures as partial fixes amid ongoing crowd influx.
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Ben Spurlock
Northwest Speedway Neighborhood Association
Ira Adamson
Abducted Florida girl calls dad from Pirates camp
A one year old girl named Charlotte Grosse was dragged from Oscar Scherer State Park and called her father from the Pirates spring training complex saying she would be freed. Deputies questioned 70 minor league players and monitored the source of calls but found no trace of the kidnapper or the vehicle. A $1,000 reward was posted.
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Bradenton
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Sarasota
Manatee County
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Florida
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July 4 parade to feature six bands and dignitaries
The July 4 celebration includes a parade with over 108 entries featuring Lebanon High School Western Boone Zionsville Danville and Perry Meridian bands plus district Congressman John Myers and Barb Smith as grand marshal. Parade starts 2 p.m. from the high school, follows Alen Meridian North East Essex streets to the high school.
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Lebanon Middle School
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John Myers
Haughton to plead self defense in double homicide trial
Bryan E. Haughton faces two counts of first degree murder in Boone County after June 11 shootings tied to a domestic dispute. Pauper counsel Kent M. Frandsen says the defense will argue self defense and seeks no venue change. Trial is likely between September and December with an estimated two-week duration. a grand jury transcript has been ordered.
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Grass garden raid nets 510 marijuana plants in Boone County
Boone Sheriff Department raided a northern Boone County garden late this morning yielding 510 mature marijuana plants in a 10 by 40 foot area. Lt. Tom Griffiths said the day’s haul is part of a three-location operation with over 800 plants seized and an estimated street value of $2000. One arrest reported as Deputies Barnes and Pestridge made the capture. others remain under observation as more raids are planned.
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Boone
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Zionsville junior named to Purdue board of trustees
Zionsville junior Zara Felice Rolfes has been appointed student member of Purdue University board of trustees for a two year term starting Friday. Gov Otis Bowen selected the mechanical engineering major after screening committees at Purdue and interviews with finalists.
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Zionsville
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Forester resigns as Central School principal
James Forester submitted his resignation as principal of Central Elementary School and seeks to remain on Lebanon Schools teaching staff. The Board will meet Friday at 8:30 a.m. for annual organization with public session. executive session at 8 a.m. The agenda includes officer elections, salary limits, treasurer appointments, counsel and physician appointments, and two new teacher contracts for Thomas Rather and Felix.
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Forester
Thomas Rather
Rather
Olivet College
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Purdue University
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