Greene Sullivan Area Forecast Fair and Mild With Thunder Showers
Fair and mild tonight in the Greene Sullivan area with a chance of afternoon and evening thundershowers Thursday. Lows mid 60s tonight and Thursday high in the upper 80s. Tuesday highs around 84 and overnight low near 64 with a 7:30 a.m. reading of 68. Friday through Sunday expected to be warm with daily chances of showers and thunderstorms.
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Indiana Fisherman Killed by Lightning at Park Lagoon
Indiana man Valentin Sanchez, 52, of Gary, died after a lightning strike while fishing with family at Marquette Park Lagoon on Gary's east side. No other injuries reported.
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Economic indicators fall as money supply tightens in May
The Commerce Department reports Leading Economic Indicators down 0.2 percent in May due to a $1.2 billion drop in the money supply. The dip surprised analysts as it was not caused by weather or strikes. The report notes the May money supply fell to $222.1 billion in 1972 dollars.
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Fourth of July holiday traffic toll forecast for Indiana
The editor notes Indiana expects 17 road fatalities during the July 4 weekend from Friday 4 p.m. to Monday midnight. Last year 17 died. overall toll rose to 1,253 that year. Admonitions urge obeying traffic laws, slower speed, defensive driving, and continued caution despite weather uncertainty.
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Supreme Court bans death penalty for rapists nationwide
The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 2 that capital punishment for rape without a murder does not meet Eighth Amendment standards. Justice White majority held the penalty disproportionately harsh, sparing Ehrlich Coker and four other inmates in Georgia and Florida. Chief Justice Burger dissented, arguing states should decide.
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Holiday Closures Announce July Fourth Observances
The Linton and Jasonville auto license offices close Saturday and Monday for the holiday. Linton City Hall and Greene County Courthouse bloomfield close Monday. Trash pickup shifts to Tuesday with no Monday service. Post office adopts holiday schedule with no deliveries or pickups. lobby stays open for lock box service. Jasonville Council moves meeting to Tuesday at 7 p.m. due to Fourth of July events.
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Senate Rejects Second Pay Raise Vote Sparks House Action
Congress faces a pay raise clash as the House votes 397 to 20 to skip a $3,600 yearly increase due in October while Senate leaders push to rescind the March 1 raise. The dispute touches some 22,000 federal officials including Mondale and Carter era pay levels.
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Storms sweep Indiana kill death and flood basements
Stormy weather across Indiana caused at least one death Valentin Canchez 52 Gary struck by lightning while fishing at Marquette Park lagoon Fire from lightning damaged a Mishawaka apartment house with no injuries Funnel clouds were sighted but did not touch down Fort Wayne 1.06 inches rain South Bend 1.13 inches with other areas reporting flooding in Bedford basements
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Indiana adopts wide range of tax and pension law changes
Indiana's new laws take effect Friday including higher taxes on liquor and cigarettes to fund police and fire pensions, raised minimum wage to 1.50, inheritance tax changes boosting exemptions, eased marriage license questions, privacy protections, school funding adjustments, and pension hikes for judges and older teachers. The package also reshapes tax levies for bankrupt districts, allocates 3 million to municipalities in 1978, expands tax distribution for savings and loans, and subjects aircraft sales to sales tax.
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Indiana highway commission adopts $390.2 million biennial budget
The Indiana State Highway Commission approves a two year program totaling 390.2 million dollars aimed at preserving existing roads and bridges and addressing hazards. The plan relies on potential future funds from federal shares or a state gas tax hike and prioritizes road preservation and improvement projects.
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