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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1971
Page
1
Readers Review excerpt warns teens a first offense can erase voting rights, gun ownership, and professional licenses. It cites a college paper's cautionary tale about a youth convicted of possession receiving a suspended sentence yet losing numerous future opportunities.
Indiana forecasts show a drop from today’s heat with readings in the 90s fading. Lows tonight in the mid to upper 60s, then highs projected from the upper 70s to near 80s by Wednesday as skies clear after scattered storms.
The Commerce Department approved two export licenses for foundry equipment used in automotive casting worth $162 million to the Soviet Union. The gear will support a massive truck plant on a Kama River site in the Tatar Republic, 570 miles east of Moscow. Mack Truck Inc. denied involvement. a Mack-Soviet deal was previously agreed to last May, contingent on licenses. If issued, two years of U S exports could total at least $750 million, far above last year’s $120 million.
Indiana holds one of 20 state fall workshops to train bus drivers in evacuating children and spotting dangerous drugs. Cooperation between the Traffic Safety Division and Indiana State Police aims to prepare drivers for the new school year. Director Jack Summer notes no standard evacuation method exists yet, citing past tragedies. More than 8,000 drivers statewide must attend annual sessions.
If you have not received your Linton Daily Citizen by 6 00 p m first call your carrier If no answer call the Citizen office 847 4487 If still no answer call 847 7420
South Vietnamese infantry and armor attacked a suspected rocket battalion HQ northeast of Pleiku while U S air forces pounded supply areas around Khe Sanh and the A Shau Valley. Saigon pushed an emergency anti narcotics bill seeking death for organized gangs. The U S announced medical evacuation for drug using GIs and the withdrawal of five more units, reducing troop levels by 530 men.
The seven defendants including an assistant professor and six students resume the Monroe Circuit Court trial in Bloomington after a two week delay. Judge Nat A. Hill ruled against separate trials and the jury will comprise nine men five women with two alternates. The group faces a misdemeanor charge with up to 60 days in jail and a $100 fine under a long-standing statute.
Indianapolis Indiana official says ceremonies will mark the opening of a new Indiana 67 bridge over Eel River at Worthington on August 19. The bridge cost 1 001 592 dollars to build replacing a 1927 structure costing 69 886 dollars.
A joint government private study will start September 20 to identify non instructional savings in Indiana public schools. The 12 week survey targets 100 districts including the 15 largest and 15 smallest, aiming to save 40 to 65 million dollars annually.
A blaze at 890 Roosevelt St in Linton caused major damage to Gene Goodman’s frame dwelling at 4 30 p m Monday. Fire officials say a short in the air conditioner wiring may have sparked the fire which gained headway before firefighters arrived. Interior destruction was extensive with estimated damage of 7000 dollars. Fireman Chester Weaver was injured when knocked from a ladder by a water hose. he was treated and released from Freeman Greene County Hospital.
The U S dollar faces renewed pressure as gold reaches a 15 year high and European markets show low dollar levels. Swiss and French actions attempt to curb currency turmoil while analysts warn of a possible future devaluation and its impact on imports and tourism.
British troops move to ban snipers in barricaded Catholic districts as Belfast violence tops 14 dead. IRA appeals for help while Prime Minister Faulkner reimposes internment without trial, warning of civil war as clashes spread to Derry Armagh and other towns. Refugees flee to camps in the south.
Tim Thompson of near Spencer was killed in a two truck crash on Highway 67 north of Freedom at about 10 a.m. The crash involved a truck tied to Terry Thompson of near Spencer and another owned by Griffin Industries of Newberry driven by Carl Killion, 39, of Newberry who was admitted to Greene County Hospital in fair condition at noon. Details were unavailable at press time.
Dugger-Union school will open for a two hour registration on Tuesday August 31. Principal Biull Aydelotte outlines pre school schedule for renting books lockers and enrollment cards with dates for seniors juniors sophomores freshmen and junior high. Book rental is twelve dollars per student and further information is available by calling 648 2729.
Coast Guard recovers the luxury yacht Kamaki 265 miles southwest of Oahu after a High sea chase. Three alleged gunmen were taken into custody in irons. Millionaire owner Larry Doheny returned with oilmen aboard the guarded vessel.
Apollo 15 crewmates David Scott Alfred Worden and James Lewin return to the Houston clinic for a second round of tests to assess gravity readaptation. Doctor Charles Berry notes delayed strength but expects cardiovascular norms by midweek.
The U S Postal Service announced a temporary rise in third class mail rates over five years. The hike takes effect September 16 and lasts until 30 days after the Postal Rate Commission approves a permanent rate. The Direct Mail Advertising Association opposes the increase and urged blocking the move.
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