Miss Indiana finalist in Miss America pageant
Cyndi Legler 21 from Fort Wayne Ind reached the Miss America finals as one of ten semifinalists after winning the Indiana state title at Michigan City earlier this summer.
08 Sep 1975
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1975
Page
1
Cyndi Legler 21 from Fort Wayne Ind reached the Miss America finals as one of ten semifinalists after winning the Indiana state title at Michigan City earlier this summer.
Robert Illcox 48 and his son Andrew 17 escaped with cuts and bruises after a forced landing five miles southwest of Versailles. The craft, en route Versailles to Madison, suffered extensive damage to propeller wings and fuselage in a soybean field after engine trouble. They were treated at a local hospital and released. Mild autumn weather with highs in the 70s to 80s and minimal rain is forecast through Friday.
David Myer a 26 year old cycle guard from Monroe Minnesota suffered serious eye injuries while sitting on a porch in Indianapolis. He was posted to watch about 20 cycles outside the Outlaws clubhouse as members met inside. Investigators say thieves fired the shot when surprised to find a guard.
Telesis Corp announced an Indiana cable network to serve state cable systems and a Lafayette satellite earth station to provide special programming. President Richard F. Shively said construction would begin after FCC approval in Washington.
Mine Run Daily Citizen plans a county wide Bicentennial issue in late October with Faye L. Flynn authoring most material. The special will cover all 15 townships with many pictures of early life and events. Requests to reprint Flynn’s stories have poured in from across the nation, boosting ad potential.
The Linton Daily Citizen announces free want ads for residents in Newberry Odon and Elnora. Ads up to 15 words run four days with no commercial listings, one per family, due by noon Sept 12. Submit via phone mail or in person. phone 847 4487.
A large illegal dump has formed behind county trash bins two miles south of Linton on Highway 59. Residents dump appliances, furniture, and debris, creating smoke and odor as the area expands toward a popular fishing road. County workers face cleanup costs and prosecutions may follow for violators.
Vigo County fogging units delayed by heavy rain and a fogger breakdown in Linton. Fire Chief to repair in Westfield while city awaits Vigo units or uses its own fogger. Residents told to avoid fog clouds and turn off air conditioners during spraying. Encephalitis fears cited. no Greene County cases reported.
Greene County Council pledged that deputy and dispatcher salary increases would be top priority when funds are available after a long budget meeting. Officials cited tax rate freezes and rising costs, with a 12 hour session reducing the overall budget and leaving more cuts to be considered by the Tax Adjustment Board.
Lynette Fromme, leader in absentia of the Manson cult, held on $1 million bail in Sacramento Jail isolation cell after aiming a .45 pistol at President Ford. She said she acted because people paid no attention to her words. Authorities found no conspiracy. Manson was questioned at San Quentin but did not respond.
A powerful weekend quake in eastern Turkey kills at least 1 700 with Lice hardest hit as rescue teams race to reach cut off towns in Diyarbakir province. Army helicopters aid search while officials warn the toll could climb to 3 000 and tens of thousands are left homeless.
Richard Keller named chairman of the United Way drive in Linton and Stockton Township. The October launch aims to raise 30 114 for 1976, with allocations to local groups and services including cancer and heart programs, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Red Cross, Salvation Army, and more.
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