I 65 Bridge Damaged By Oversize Load In Indiana
A semitrailer hauling a large steel tank struck the New Farmington Road overpass on I-65 injuring two occupants in a second crash. Ronald E. Starr, 31, of Westland Michigan, was cited for oversize permit violation. Bridge damage estimated up to 60 thousand dollars with repairs possibly higher. Affected vehicle damages totaled about 2 thousand dollars. a guard rail and highway sign were also damaged. Police and troopers investigated with state highway crew assistance.
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Interstate $5
Ronald E. Starr
Westland
Mich
Starr
U. S. 50
New
Farmington Road
George E. Batts, Jr
Indianapolis
Charles W. Leffler
David L. Kinder
Seymour
Terrill D. Steed
Marvin L. Jenkins
Donald Spurgeon
Dencil G. Haycox
State Highway Department
Richford L. Sasseen
Sasseen
U. S. 31-A
Miller
Leffler
Christmas Basket Fund Nears Last Year Total
Officials report donations totaling 1962.07 with one day left in the drive. A $50 donation in memory of James H. Lester leads gifts as volunteers organize Friday basket deliveries from Seymour American Legion Post 89 at 7 am.
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James H. Lester
Seymour Daily Tribune
LeRoy Pollert
Seymour National Bank
Pollert
Seymour American Legion Post
Apollo 17 Returns Home From Moon Mission
Apollo 17 crew Eugene Cernan Ronald Evans and Harrison Schmitt return to Earth aboard the USS Ticonderoga after a flawless 13 day lunar mission. They land in the Pacific near Pago Pago then head to Ellington AFB as officials praise the flight. The ship returns 259 pounds of moon rocks and about 3 000 photos. Commander Cernan notes the mission as the most perfect yet.
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U.S.S. Ticonderoga
Eugene A. Cernan
Ronald E. Evans
Harrison H. Schmitt
America
Earth
Space Agency
Charles K. LaPinta
Navy
Ticonderoga
Pago Pago
American Samoa
Ellington Air Force Base
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Tex
the Space Center
Texas
Christopher C. Kraft
Nixon
Human Endeavor
Pacific
Samoa
Cernan
Schmitt
Evans
Pay Cutback Not Certain for Two Jackson County Officers
Jackson County officials eyed a possible pay cut for Lt. Robert Whitsett and Sgt. Richard Goben starting Jan 1, 1973. Auditor Lynn Roberts Jr said the council could transfer funds from per diem and mileage to a salary fund to maintain their current pay, pending state board guidance and an AG ruling.
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Jackson County Police
Jackson County Council
Lynn Roberts, Jr
Jackson County
Roberts
Indiana State Board of Accounts
Sheriff's Merit Board
State Board of Accounts
Theodore Sendak
Robert Whitsett
Richard Goben
Joseph Gray
Crothersville Couple Seek $133 500 In Suit
A Crothersville couple in Jackson Circuit Court seeks 133 500 in two parts for damages from a 1970 Seymour accident. Helen A. and Glen T. Prince name Walter H. Bruner of Seymour as defendant. Part one requests 83 500 for Helen and 50 000 for Glen. part two covers loss of services.
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Crothersville
Jackson
Brownstown
Seymour
Helen A
Glen T. Prince
Walter H. Bruner
Jack
Hubert E. Sparks
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Brown Street
B&o
Section Opened As Bridge Repair Ends on I 65 Between Austin and Scottsburg
Southbound repair work on the I 65 bridge between Austin and Scottsburg ends re opening the road. Traffic detours caused daily minor crashes and one fatality as drivers failed to slow at the changeover. Officials plan a northbound lane repair next spring and a redesign of notices and barricades.
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Austin
Scottsburg
BCHS Concert Draws Large Crowd in Christmas Show
About 400 people attended Brownstown Central High School's Christmas concert in the school gym. Choral instructor Herbert Perry praised the performance of roughly 230 students across the Eighth Grade Choir Swing Choir and both high school choirs. The program featured many selections including Oh What A Wonder It’s Christmas Once Again Sleigh Ride Strangers in the Streets It Doesn’t Seem Like Christmas A Rockin All Night Do You Hear What I Hear Sing We Kneel Allelujah Sing Noel Tiny King The Shepherds Noel and The Joys of Christmas.
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Brownstown Central High School
Herbert Perry
County Fair Show Booked for Friday Night Attraction
The Kitty Wells Show from Grand Ole Opry is booked as Friday’s main act at the 1973 Jackson County Fair in Las Vegas. Negotiations continue for other midweek attractions. contracts depend on January Indiana fairs convention. Attendees include Loyd Jones, Malcolm Browning, Butch Robertson, Emily Hook, Don Norman, Friday Robison, and David Spurgeon.
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Kitty Wells
Grand Ole Opry
Jackson County
Las Vegas
Nev
Indianapolis
Nevada
Loyd Jones
Malcolm Browning
John Henry ‘Butch’ Robertson
Emily Hook
Don Norman
Raymond
Robison
David Spfurgeon
Jobless Claims Rise in Indianapolis Weather Hit
Indiana Employment Security Division reports a one week rise of 2000 unemployment insurance claims due to cold wet weather. IESD director John F. Coppes said 31748 claims were filed last week, up from 29725 the prior week.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Employment Security Division
IESD
John F. Coppes
Seymour Weather Records Report Noon Readings
Weather records for Seymour show a noon temperature at downtown unofficial. Official readings from Ruth Everhart in Rockford record a Tuesday maximum and a Tuesday minimum with .43 inch rainfall. River height at 7 am was 7.2 feet and sunsets and sunrises are listed.
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Seymour
Ruth Everhart
Rockford
Chamber Elects '73 Officers in Seymour
Seymour Chamber of Commerce elected 1973 officers at a special board meeting. Clifford Osterman was named president, Arthur Reutter and Donald Ernest as vice presidents, Opal N. Fosbrink as treasurer. Outgoing president Bud Surface warned that 1973 would be decisive and require citizen effort.
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Seymour Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
South Chestnut Street
Clifford Osterman
Jackson County Farm Bureau Co-Op
Arthur Reutter
Donald Ernest
Opal N. Fosbrink
Walter L. “Bud” Surface
Seymour
Chamber of Commerce
Tribune
Arthur Ruetter
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