Indiana Budget Director Sees Nixon Freeze Helping State
Indiana budget director Thomas Taylor credited President Nixon’s wage price freeze with improving the state’s economic outlook. He returned from a meeting with budget officers from 44 states and presidential aides to tell Indiana lawmakers of renewed optimism despite ongoing fiscal issues. Carlyn Johnson cited local school finance strains and reported 97 of 183 districts had not cut programs, while 66 had cut or eliminated services such as special education and kindergarten. Johnson warned the distressed school fund creates major administrative problems due to lack of spending authority.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Nixon
Indiana
Thomas Taylor
Taylor
Carlyn Johnson
Education Task Force
Johnson
Birth of Stephen Paul Cline in Vincennes Hospital
Mr and Mrs Sherrill Cline of Lyons announce the birth of a son on August 24 at Good Samaritan Hospital Vin cennes. Stephen Paul weighed eight pounds and was welcomed by brother Michael Alan. Mother is Marsha Pickard. Grandparents are Lewis Cline of Linton and Ryan Pickard of Lyons.
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Sherrill Cline
Lyons
Good Samaritan
Admissions and dismissals list with court actions
Matters Of Record lists admissions and dismissals for multiple individuals in Jasonville Linton Sullivan Worthington and surrounding areas. It includes home nursing admissions, a new birth, and Monday court actions with fines for driving violations, failed vehicle inspections, reckless driving and public intoxication. Greene County court notes outline divorce and support adjustments, alimony and arrears, and restraining orders.
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Rex Boone Winters
Linton
Rte One
Robin E. Taylor
Edwards Port
Vivienne Hammond
Jasonvillette
Donald Gene Bragg
Howesville
Melvin B. Wright
Sullivan
Paul E. Pierce
Terre Haute
Richard H. Walton
John Young
East Chicago
Willard Sherman
Jerry W. Wallace
Dugger Rte One
Charles Cammack
Richard B. Todd
Obituaries for Gerald Donaldson Phyllis Franklin and Alice Deckard
Obituary notices report Gerald B. Donaldson 50 of Edwardsport died after a five year illness at Good Samaritan Hospital Vincennes. Also listed are Phyllis Franklin 32 of Paris Illinois and Alice Neal Deckard 80 of Dugger with funeral details and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Lucille Edmondson Donaldson
James
Sharon) Smith
Bicknell
Joe
Diana
Whitman
Baptist Church
Edwardsport
Norman Wallace
Anderson-Poindexter Sandbern
Masonic Lodge
Sandborn Chapel
Dugger
Alice Neal Deckard
Freeman-Greene County
Belgium
Newkirk
Eugene Pound
Danish Economy Expects 8 Percent Pay Rise in 1970
Copenhagen sources say economic experts project average earnings in Denmark will rise by eight percent next year with price increases around five percent.
Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Price Slumps and Steady Cattle
Hog prices weakened with barrows and gilts down to 25 points and weights 210 to 320 pounds trading around 17.00 to 18.75. Sows ease up to 50 lower. Cattle and calves mixed to steady with best steer prices 32.75 to 34.00 and high dressing cows around 22.50. Sheep fall about 50 points as lambs range 25.00 to 26.50 in region. Indiana advisory notes soil moisture shrinking across counties.
Marriage Licenses Reported for Solsberry Couples
Thomas Edward Hughbanks and Patricia Ann Miller of Solsberry obtain a marriage license. Bill Joe Buskirk of Solsberry and Lana Dell Horn of Koleen listed. James Robert Hay of Linton and Nora Edna Marshall of Lyons also licensed.
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Thomas Edward Hughbanks
Patricia Ann Miller
Solsberry
Bill Joe Buskirk
Lana Dell Horn
Koleen
James Robert Hay
Linton
Nora Edna Marshall
Lyons
Weather outlook with scattered showers through Wednesday
Scattered showers tonight through Wednesday will be light. Warmer nights will boost ripening of tomatoes peaches and apples. Marginal conditions expected for day curing through Wednesday and again Friday night through Saturday.
Turbo Train Schedule Stops in Indiana on Tour
The Turbo-Train, a gas turbine passenger train, will stop in Lafayette for 20 minutes at 12:50 p.m. EST and in Indianapolis for 1 hour 20 minutes at 2:40 p.m. as part of a 12,000-mile test tour staged by DOT and AMTRAK with United Aircraft. Public viewing and limited rides are offered.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Lafayette
Department of Transportation
National Railroad Passenger Corp
Amtrak
United Aircraft
Chicago
Cincinnati
Tax Free Stores Open at Manila International Airport
Two tax free shops began operating at Manila International Airport serving departing passengers. They sell a range of items from cigarettes to watches and accept only US dollars for purchases.
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Manila
UPI
Manila International
Linton Daily Citizen Subscription Rates Announced
In Linton Indiana local notices announce subscription pricing for the Linton Daily Citizen newspaper. Rates shown include monthly carrier and mail options with terms for in state and out of state deliveries.
Serious crime rate climbs nationwide and in cities
The FBI reports a one in 36 chance of being murdered robbed raped beaten or burglarized or of car theft in the United States. In large cities with over half the population the odds rise to one in 29, while smaller cities see one in 54 and rural areas one in 107.
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Washington
UPI
United States
FBI
Punishment by Pillory Lengths Across Nations
An article notes the pillory lasted longer in the United States than in Europe with Britannica citing France ending around 1832 and England in 1837. U.S. laws allowed the punishment until 1839. Delaware held out until 1905.
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Chicago
America
Europe
U.S
Delware
Three Teenagers Killed in Indiana Wrecks
United Press International reports multiple crashes in Indiana killing seven teens and injuring others. Daryl Hartzburg, 14, Vincennes, died after his bike hit a truck driven by Gary Pancake near Vincennes. Raymond Pearler, 16, Anderson, died when his bike swerved into a car on US 36 near Sulphur Springs. his brother Timothy injured. Michael Dawson, 15, Portage, killed on US 30 when his bike was crushed beneath a tractor trailer driven by James Hart of Chicago. Defern Widner, 65, Winamac, died in a three vehicle collision at Indiana 2 and a South Bend street, in a pickup driven by Paul Freeman. Bob Burkett, 19, Brownsburg, died after losing control and crashing in Hendricks County from a veer off Indiana 267. Michael Roberts, 23, Vincennes, killed when a tire blew on US 41 eight miles south of Vincennes.
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New Castle
Valparaiso
Vincennes
Indiana
Daryl Hartzburg
Good Samaritan Hospital
Gary L. Pancake
Winslow
Knox County
Pearler
Timothy Ray
Henry County
Harold McCorkle
Elwood
Michael Dawson
Portage
U.S
James Hart
Chicago
Defern Widner
Winamac
Indiana 2
South Bend
Widner
Paul Freeman
Bob G. Burkett
Brownsburg
Hendricks County
Michael J. Roberts
U.S. 41
Peabody Coal Announces Four Executives Promoted
The Peabody Coal Company promotes four executives with strong ties to Linton. Robert S. Humphreys becomes Director of Mining Engineering for the Eastern Group, Lee R. Kelce is named Group Vice President Eastern Group, Kenny Kramer is Director of Surface Operations for the Eastern Division, and Robert T. Keller is appointed electrical engineer of the Eastern Division.
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Peabody Coal Company
Linton
Robert S. Humphreys
John M. Arnold
Humphreys
Purdue University
U. S. Army
Peabody
Indiana
Lee R. Kelce
D. C. Hall
Eastern Division
Kelce
Evanville
And
North Main St
Jo Linton
Kenny Kramer
Kramer
Midland
Green Acres
Evansville
Robert T. Keller
Ohio
Keller
Linton High School
Terre Haute
Petition to Sell Real Estate in Stacia F Mitchell Estate
In Greene County Indiana Circuit Court Mary E Prentice and Harry V Huffman as co executors filed a petition to sell Lot 15 and portions of Lots 14 16 in Martha A Bonhams and Martha A Damns Additions Jasonville at appraised value. A court examination and action set for September 13 1971 with notice to all interested in the estate.
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Stacia
F. Mitchell
Circuit Court
Greene County
Indiana
Mitchell
Mary E. Prentice
Harry V. Huffman
Martha A. Bonham
Jasonville
Martha A.dam
Harry V. Huffmen
Veariit
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Stephen Paul Cline
Freeman-Greene
William Hansell
Gilbert Lawson
Clara Hauser
Norman Swango
Worthington
George Corbin
Harry Moore
Mary Sherman
Frank DeLong
Farmersburg
Forrest Drake
Nettie Black
Amy Tucker
Louie Schauber
Sullivan Nursing Home
Edith Lewellyn
Sullivan Karen Wright
Sullivan Ruth Roe
Sullivan Elizabeth Brian
Sullivan Nell Moore
Sullivan Walter Smith
Merom
Ora Shorter
New Lebanon
Patricia Day
Bloomington
Alfred E. Norris
Shelburn
Justice of Peace Court Circuit Court
Stockton Township
D. P. Dixon
Richard K. Snider
Danville, Jr
The
Bloomfield State Bank
Gerald L. Parsley
Interstate Finance Co
Jess E. Ray McCarter
Eva Jean McCarter
Rebecca Ann Norris
Everett H. Norris
Everett Norris
Virginia R. Duncan
Charles K. Duncan
Doris Marie Edwards
Bryan Edwards
Ona Allen Bough
Doris Evelyn Bough
Linda J. Jerrells
James Ray Jerrells
Gerald B. Donaldson
William Bowen
Ben Lacer
Greenville
Phyllis Franklin
Bloomfield
Paris
Ill
Franklin
Newberry
Mildred Craig Townsend
Roscoe E. Franklin
Scotland Cemetery
Willis McQueary
Gary
Willis Martin McQueary
Methodist
Lebanon
Imogene McQueary
Willis Martin, Jr
Suzan McQueary
Vickie Lepley
Alma Glass
Emery
Bedford
Marengo
Alfred
Dallas
Tex
Assembly of God Church
Copenhagen
Welch & Cornett GirtualkHime
Marvin Taylor
Delmar Hasle
E. Vincennes
Bert George
Sam Hill
Ford
George
Indiana Agricultural Advisory
Seattle
Sam Francisco
MYER
Mit
Kansas City
Rt. South
Pacific Northwest
Rockies
Arizona
Mississippi Valley
Gulf Coastal Area
Alexander Funeral Home
E. Main ST
Main St
Carson and Barnes
Citizen Staff
Linton Daily Citizen
Puenenes Wok
Linton Indiana
Warren H.onken Ene
Aig Posner Tongaings
Lana
Alpm Avery
Corrier
Mar
SAP
United Press International
Raymond Lee Pearler
Anderson
US. 36
Sulphur Springs
Henry
Aden Benham
Huff & Huffman Attorneys of Law
North
Main Street
Duncan
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