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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1977

Page

2

Supreme Court rules states not required to fund elective abortions

The high court, in a 6 to 3 decision, held that neither the Constitution nor the Social Security Act compels states to fund nontherapeutic abortions for Medicaid patients. Justice Powell noted states may favor normal childbirth and allocate limited funds accordingly, while dissenters were Blackmun Brennan and Marshall.

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Several wrecks investigated in Linton area collisions

Deputy Sheriff Bill Collins investigated multiple crashes near Linton Indiana. A 1974 Toyota driven by Donald E. Scott veered after a deer and rolled in a ditch on County Road 1100 W. A 1974 Ford pickup collided with a 1970 auto on Highway 54 and County Road 200 N. Delores Goodman and her son were injured lightly in a single vehicle crash on C Street Southeast. Tim Purcell was hospitalized with serious injuries after a 1971 auto went off County Road 480 N near Solsberry.

Linton Bill Collins Donald E. Scott Jasonville William H. Land Noblesville William R. Morrison Collins Morrison Land Delores Goodman Tim Purcell Solsberry Bloomington John Moran Purcell

Obituary of Nell E. Gilligan 76 of Pleasant Grove

Nell E. Gilligan 76 died Sunday at Bloomington hospital. Born February 3 1901 in Staffords Township she lived in Pleasant Grove all her life and belonged to Pleasant Grove Church of Christ and Linton Eastern Star. Survived by daughter Norma Goodman two grandchildren five great grandchildren and sister Loyce Gilligan. preceded in death by three brothers and a sister. Funeral at Welch and Cornett 10 am Wednesday with Orell Overman officiating burial in Pleasant Grove Cemetery. Visitation after 1 pm Tuesday.

Nell E. Gilligan Bloomington Gilligan Staffords Township Benjamin and Abba Trueblood Stafford Pleasant Grove Rte Two Wally Connie) Swaby Linton Rte One John Cravens Frankton Loyce Gilligan Switz Welch and Cornett Orell Overman Pleasant Grove Cemetery Lyons Eliza Bogard Prairie Chapel Bloomfield Guy Watkins Greene County General Hospital Watkins Greene County John Cora McDaniel Watkins Crane Depot Lebert Jenkins Funeral Home Wallace Owings Newark Cemetery

Greene County Births and Deaths in Local Notices

Area public record lists births with names and weights and deaths in Lyons Bloomfield Switz City and surrounding towns. Obituaries include Mrs Eliza Bogard 82 Lyons and Guy Watkins 81 Bloomfield with funeral details. Local property transfers, marriages, and speed limit fines accompany the notices.

Livestock Markets Steady to Higher Across Regions

Indiana hog prices rise across rural markets with No 1-2 200-235 lb at 44.50 to 45.50, No 1-3 200-250 lb at 44.00 to 44.75, sows higher to 50 cents. Cattle and sheep show mixed shifts with steers weak and heifers steady, Lambs steady to weak. Evansville and Indianapolis reports note gains for barrows and gilts and steady sows.

Worthington Trend Indianapolis UPI Indiana United Press International Evansville

East German prisoner swap linked to Chilean leader Montes

East Germany released 11 political prisoners in an exchange for Jorge Montes, a Chilean Communist leader, with the swap carried out at the East West German border. The episode drew front page attention in East Germany though details of the prisoners remain undisclosed.

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Open Forum Urges Band Boosters to Support Stand

A note from a longtime booster urges band parents to attend a June 21 meeting to organize the July 4 stand funding. With few attendees for a president selection, organizers stress shared duties, ongoing costs for uniforms, instruments, and transportation, and the need to keep the band active and proud.

Burris Pirtle

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