Pari mutuel bill faces shaky support in Indiana Legislature
An UP I prelegislative poll shows 56 of 106 lawmakers oppose legalizing pari mutuel wagering, 46 support, and 4 undecided. The 1977 legislature remains divided with no majority for the bill in either chamber, despite an Interim Racing Study Committee backing renewed consideration.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Otis Bowen
House
Senate
Craig B. Campbell
D-Anderson
Carter loses bid for Plains mayor in emotional scene
Billy Carter visited a Plains filling station after results showed incumbent Mayor A L Blanton defeating him 90 to 71. Carter blamed publicity for the loss while noting his brother Jimmy's popularity and a crowded, rain-soaked beer hangout in the town.
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Plains
UPI
United States
Jimmy Carter
Billy Carter
A.L. Blanton
Blanton
Billy
Carter
Hugh
Obituary notices from Linton Greene County
Obituaries report Merle G. Krieble 66 of Linton died at 12:30 a.m. at Good Samaritan Hospital Vincennes born Feb 11 1910 son of Carl R and Goldie Gray Krieble former Greene County Highway employee moved to Linton 1927 member Calvary Baptist Church survivors include widow Mildred sister Alice R Krieble two stepdaughters Jean Carpenter Kay White nine step grandchildren arrangements pending Welch and Cornett Funeral Home Also Susan Stone 85 formerly of Jasonville died at Turtle Creek Convalescent Center Indianapolis survived by daughter Naomi Arthur Jasonville brother Forest Hardesty four grandchildren arrangements pending at McClanahan Funeral Home Jasonville Arvel Blume died noon today at home Highway 59 north of Linton former coal mine operator arrangements pending Welch and Cornett Funeral Home
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Merle G. Krieble
Linton
Good Samaritan
Vincennes
Krieble
Owen County
Carl R
Goldie G. Gray Krieble
Greene County Highway Department
Calvary Baptist Church
Mildred
Alice R. Krieble
Sebring
Fla
Jean Carpenter
Lyons
Kay White
Anderson
Welch and Cornett Funeral Home
Margaret Scott
Greene County General Hospital
Scott
Iowa
Lon
Margaret Fairhurst Redfern
Robert Scott
North Main Street
James Robert Scott
Kenneth Kendall
Larry
Terry
Randy
Robert Kendall
Elsie Duncan
Erma Donahue
Olney
Ill
Audrey Litherland
Welch and Cornett
Richard Lewis
Nola Yoder
Fairview Cemetery
Jasonville
Susan Stone
Turtle Creek
Indianapolis
Naomi Arthur
Stone
Greene County
Greenville
Laura Limerick Hardesty
Arthur
Forest Hardesty
McClanahan
Arvel Blume
Highway 59
Blume
Area Records Report Greene County Admissions and Transfers
An items list shows names admitted and dismissed at Greene County facilities, with births and transfers. Birth announced for a son to Mr and Mrs Michael B Smith Merom. Multiple property transfers recorded across Center Stafford Worthington Owensburg Beech Creek Jackson Richland Wright Wor thington. Hospital updates note John Stefancik homeward and others at Regional Hospital Terre Haute and Bloomington Hospital after injuries and surgery.
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Mary Sherman
Joseph Rhabottom
Farmersburg
Angeline Morin
Sullivan
Charles Benefield
Kathryn South
Carlisle
Lovisa McCracken
Shelburn
Thomas Moore
Olive Hancock
Paxton Billy Gene Mitchell
Ralph MacAnelly
Lester Pierce
Michael B. Smith
Merom
Elsie Anderson
Dugger
Union
Terre Haute
Francis Mann
Harold Heady, Jr
Linton
Emma Cox
Graysville
Fanny Hauger
Nellie Burke
Annie Thulis
Ruby Bicknell
Sullivan Dora Turpin
Dagger Winford Haythorne
Charles RK. Harper
Walter K. Daniels
Center Township
Hazel Knowles
Roy Junior Mitchell
Stafford Township
Georgia Redelman
Owen B. Seaney
Worthington
Staley Hudson
Lloyd Hudson
Stanley W. Hudson
Beech Creek
Orval C. Hamilton
Auddie Arthur
Owensburg
William B. French
Arleen Heffernan
Wright Township
Richard Deckard
John W. Shofner
Richland Township
Wallace W. White
Curtis L. White
Frank L. Wilson
James R. Horne
Stockton Township
Ray G. Horning
Wayne Everett Lucas
Washington Township
Virgil Marlow
Steve A. Miller
Roy Miller
Thomas F. Tyson Jr
Jackson Township
Rosemary Dyar
Merle FE
Dyar
Elizabeth Caroline Dayton
Charles M. Parton, Jr
Michael Parton
Willis G. Livingston
Marvin T. Iverson
Violet Mae Coulter
Charles Winterger
Beech Creek Township
Pearl Harbor survivor recalls sinking of California and unpaid 21 dollars
Honolulu, Dec 7 1941. Navy radioman F C Bachner aboard the California when it sank during the Pearl Harbor attack. He says his clothing allowance and a month’s pay were lost with his gear and paycheck, and he wants $21 plus interest as compensation. He followed orders and swam ashore after the ship went down.
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Honolulu
UPI
Joe Bachner
Navy
Pearl Harbor
California
Bachner
Pearl Harbor Survivors Association
F.C
Fire drill chaos and torpedoed ship tale by Betty Violette
Betty Violette recalled crew scrambling for hoses during a mistook fire drill aboard California. A torpedo disabled radios and a bomb hit a collection station, claiming six radiomen. She notes the ship took three torpedo hits and the alarm error.
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Linton Daily Citizen
Junior Earle
Brownstown Road
Greene County Sheriff's Department
Ovid Herold
Switz City
Claude Lynch
Bloomfield
Memoriam
Valeria Rea Cunningham
Mommie
Cunningham
Allen Eugene Inman
Sister & Brothers
Kenneth F. Landis
Hasler
Monument Company
N.E. Linton, Inc
Randy Hasler
Tyree's
Boone Dunbar
Beth Clarke
Hammond
Georgiana
Mary Stoll
Odon
Mary Lou Rush
Richard Jackson
Ruth Barter
Jack Hale
Cecil Glenn
Sandborn
Cheryl Bucher
Lloyd Hart
Scotland
Barbara Rawley
Jan Rose
Hymera
Clarence Wolford
John Stefancik
Rte Three
Bloomington
Max Bowersock
Regional Hospital
Loraine Gaither
William E. Volvin
Dexter Cox
Roy Cullison
Leonard Kienzynski
American Legion Inc
Sharon L. Clifford
David A. Clifford
Pearl Haror
Betty Violette
First Baptist
Miss Violette
Chicago
Winston Church
SUN
Hammell Newspapers OF
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Main ST
Linton Indians
Unteted Press International
Hammell
Toney
Nancy Bennett
Richard White
Edetor
Sim
United Press International News Service
Hoosier State Press Association
Democratic Editorial Association
Lonton Daly Cohen
South Main Street
Santa
South Main St
Linton, Indiana
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