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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1972

Page

2

Officials Say Deputy Shot Killed Southern University Students

Louisiana Attorney General William Guste said a deputy sheriff fired the shotgun that killed Denver A. Smith and Leonard Brown on the all black campus. The commission avoided naming a shooter while urging the East Baton Rouge Parish district attorney to investigate possible criminal liability.

Baton Rouge UPI Louisiana William Guste Southern University Guste Denver A. Smith Leonard Brown al Amiss East Baton Rouge Parish

Funeral Services for Mrs Williamson Mrs Sinders and J Fred Hinman

Funeral services for Mrs Rosa A Williamson of Linton will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Anderson Poin Dexter Memory Chapel. Burial in Fairview Cemetery. Mrs Rachel Sinders 87 of Coalmont dies Wednesday funeral at 1 30 p.m. Saturday at McClanahan Funeral Home Jacksonville burial in Sanders Cemetery. J Fred Hinman 96 of Linton dies Wednesday funeral at 11 a.m. Saturday at Welch and Cornett Funeral Home burial in Fairview Cemetery. American Legion graveside memorial service noted.

Rosa A. Williamson Linton Anderson-Poindexter Memory Chapel Kenneth Adams Fairview Cemetery Memory Chapel Rachel Sinders Coalmont McClanahan Jasonville Oscar Beadle Sanders Cemetery J. Fred Hinman Welch and Cornett Leonard Wood The American Legion

City of Jasonville bids for 1973 fire truck and equipment

Noble announces bids for a 1973 10 ft bed truck with hoist and cab chassis for the street department. Specifications are to be included with the bid. The Common Council may reject any or all bids. Bids due January 2, 1973 by 7 p.m. Public notice dated December 11 1972.

NOTIC Jasonville Indiana Ae Comenen Na Sovei Anson Weanuer

Snow and Ice Challenge Hoosier Weather Warnings

Indiana faced a mixed winter day as freezing rain and light snow hit various regions. Travel advisories remained in effect in the north while the south endured freezing rain warnings. Temperatures ranged from the teens to the 30s with variable precipitation and slick highway conditions reported by Indiana State Police.

Evansville South Bend Terre Haute Indiana

Trinity Lutheran Church Christmas Schedule at Linton

Trinity Lutheran Church at Linton releases its Christmas worship plan with a 11 a.m. December 24 children’s program and a 11 p.m. candlelight Christmas Eve service. Rev. John P. Schmeling leads. Joe Coulomb promotes the event inviting the public.

Trinity Lutheran Church Linton John P. Schmeling Joe Coulomb Trinity

Four State Officials Reappointed in Indiana Administration

Gov elect Otis Bowen reappointed four top officials from Whitcomb’s administration. Insurance Commissioner Oscar R. Ritz 57 of Indianapolis continues his post, and Kenneth R. Beesley of North Vernon returns as state examiner. Charles W. Stout of Rockville Bryce Bottom of Indianapolis remain deputy state examiners for the State Board of Accounts.

Indianapolis UPI Otis R. Bowen Whitcomb Insurance State Board of Accounts Oscar R. Ritz Gary Indiana University Midwest National Association of Insurance Commissioners Kenneth R. Beesley North Vernon Board of Accounts Charles W. Stout Rockville Bryce Bottom Beesley Jennings County Stout Bottom Pike County

Markets Livestock Report Shows Mixed Hog and Cattle Prices

Hogs 2 600 head with barrows and gilts uneven by weight. 200 240 lb fetch 32 25 to 32 75, 240 300 lb 32 00 to 32 75, 260 300 lb 30 00 to 30 75, 300 320 lb 29 00 to 30 00. Sows 25 lower on some ranges, 350 600 lb 26 00 26 50, boars 21 00 25 00. Cattle 100 head, calves none. Cows and bulls mostly steady, utility cows 24 00 26 00, cutter 22 50 24 00, bulls 31 00 33 50. Sheep 25 not enough for test.

Shakamak band and chorus reschedule Christmas program

The Shakamak High School band and chorus move their Christmas program to Sunday December 17 at 3 p.m. in the high school gym. The event invites public attendance. A District 11 United Mine Workers runoff election meeting is set for Saturday December 16 at 7 30 p.m. at the Linton Public Library with candidate Bob Edney expected. The H-12 Club Christmas party is Thursday December 21 at Klusmeier's at 6 30 p.m. Reservations are due by Wednesday morning at 847 9697 or 847 7051. The Linton Chamber of Commerce board and ex officio members will luncheon at Klusmeier's at noon Monday.

Shakamak High School Dstrict LI United Mine Workers of America Linton Public Library District 11 Bob Edney H-12 Klusmeier's Board of Directors Linton Chamber of Commerce Klusmeier'’s

4 H Beef and Dairy Enrollment Deadline Notice

A reminder for 4-H beef and dairy project enrollment is due by January 1. Prospective members may request enrollment cards from Virginia Lee or Bill Powell. Mrs. Lee can be reached at 47 7647 or via the J C Penney Store. The article notes antelope horns contain air cells for heat and cold protection.

Virginia Lee Bill Powell Lee J.C. Penny

Greene County Matters Of Record Admissions And Dismissals

County records list numerous admissions and dismissals across Greene County towns. Transfers include names such as Mrs. Hogar Shelburn and Bernice Bradbury, with property deeds and church trusteeship noted for Jacksonville Bloomfield and Worthington. Birth noted of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hogar in Shelburn.

Ethel Turpin Dagger Della Knowles Sullivan Nursing Home Harry Gray Jasonville Tiffany Patton Shelburn Maude Kinder Susie Thomas Sullivan Floyd Selby Howard Bollinger Terre Haute Debra James Frances Hood Fairbanks Russell Stuck Larry Higgons Joann Stett Leslie Hogar Carl V. Martindale Virgil Helms Richland Township Robert L. Ramsey Alvin E. Ramsey T. A. Henderson Bloomfield Lena Masters Franklin Ramsey Desiree E. Martin Alvin E. Reisey First Baptist Church Worthington Stanley Selig Herbert Swango Beech Creek Emmanuel Grounds Franklin E. Foley Herschel C. Faulk Phillip A. Humphreys Gadberry Ruth O’bara Lee A. O’bara Haseman Linton Alta Wheat Fay Vosloh M. G. Mullinix Floyd Wheat Noble Stoner Ralph C Bedwell Jackson Township Greene County David Kimbrel Harold Rainey Felbert Smith Leonard Strunk Wandley Burch Hansel Deckard Center Township Farmers Home Administration William L. Patton Clyde Patterson Garland Hasler Washington Township Darrell W. Goodson Carl Inman Stockton Township Boyd Preston L. Bennett Betty P. Noel M.G. Mulling Deloris Summerville Leland Lester Ross Lyons Everett Frye Joseph J. Lamb Arthur D. Jerrell Conrad Botsford Donald D. Roudebush Herman H. Flath James F. Spice Frank K. Allen, Jr

Doland Lawyer Pleads Guilty to Public Intoxication and Assault

Doland lawyer, 47, withdrew not guilty pleas and pleaded guilty to public intoxication and assault and battery. He received $25 fines and costs on each count, six months imprisonment on each count with last six months suspended for good behavior. Terms run concurrently. three days served credited. Brera McCullough granted divorce from Scott McCullough with custody of two minor children and child support. visiting rights granted. Court found for Peoples Trust Company for $107.75 principal and interest plus $90 attorney fees and costs in note case against Thomas Cody. Other civil rulings include defense in contract case and various family and neglected child matters.

Doland Lintonate Two Greene County Brera McCullough Scott McCullough Peoples Trust Company Thomas Cody Owen R Ruby Ausman Alice Spriggs

Bills to repeal phosphate ban and expand welfare measures filed

Pre filed bills assigned to House committees include repeal of the 1972 phosphate detergent ban and a plan to use state basketball tournament winner colors for license plates. Other measures seek tax relief for military service, welfare funding shifts, higher foster care payments, and state control of county welfare compensation.

Indianapolis UPI Kermit Burrous Indiana Thomas D. Coleman R-News Castle Coleman Bureau of Motor Vehicles Armed Services County Welfare Department County Council State Personnel Board State Budget Committee

Kenneth R Hale Sails for South Pacific Service on Burton Island

FNEN Kenneth R Hale son of Rev Hurshel Hale of Linton left Long Beach California December 3 aboard the Burton Island Icebreaker for the South Poke. He will spend Christmas aboard the Burton Island in New Zealand or Tahiti with a new address at USCG Burton Island WAGB-283 FPO San Francisco California 94100.

Kenneth R. Hale Hurshel Hale Linton Long Beach Calif Burton Island New Zealand Tahiti

Legion Christmas Party Slated Sunday at Post Home

The Linton American Legion Post No. 22 will host its annual Christmas party Sunday afternoon at 1 o clock in the upstairs room of the Post Home. Santa Claus will visit with treats for all attendees. Children of Legion members are invited.

Linton American Legion Post No. 22 Santa Claus Legion

Nader urges reporters to cover White House with scrutiny

In a UPI interview Ralph Nader blasts the White House press corps as a mimeograph mirror and urges investigative teams. He calls for short rotations, possible lotteries for questions, and bold media pressure to end favoritism and expand scrutiny of the Executive Office and OMB. Cactuses may reach 80 feet tall.

Nader White House Washington UPI Nixon Crite Rarph United Press International Office of Management and Budget

Licenses Used In Check Passing Scheme In Indianapolis

Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles tightens procedures after discovering a scheme using duplicate driver’s licenses. A person uses another’s name and valid license to open a bank account, then obtains a duplicate license by reporting loss, enabling cashing checks on overdrawn accounts.

Indianapolis UPT Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles

Unclear header note from Linton Daily Citizen

Substantial readable details are missing. The fragment references a local post or mailing notice and mentions Linton Indiana and a second class postage note without concrete events or names.

Naharas di Sara Cintonee Inten Indiana

Warren H Onken Lalior Wy Runaner Menge Inj Year Assistant Hone Galtor

Newspaper circulation rates and subscription options listed with prices for weekly and monthly plans. Includes motor route delivery, annual and quarterly rates, and postal regulations notes.

Warren H. Onken Lalior Wy Runaner Hone Galtor

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