Police Busy With Wrecks Thursday
Five traffic accidents occurred within eight hours causing about 3550 dollars in property damage. One driver faced a charge, no injuries were reported, and investigations noted incidents on First Avenue Freeman Field and near Lear Siegler Inc. A three-vehicle crash followed near East Tipton Col. 5 at 12:51 p m.
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First Avenue
Freeman Field
Second Street
Reinhart
Alrey
Lear Siegler Inc
Chestnut and
Ninth Streets
Dan D. Manley
North Drive
Carl Manning
Commiskey Ri
Manley Auto
Ninth Street
Claude C. Schryer, Jr
East Tipton
Col
City Cleanup Program Set For June 14
Mayor Donald H. Ernest issues a proclamation to launch Cleanup Pickup and Paint Up Week from June 14 to 19. Police and street crews will inspect residences for junk violations and owners have 15 days to remedy. The city will assist in removing old mattresses appliances and junk cars from yards and porches.
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Seymour
Donald H. Ernest
Weather records for Seymour noon temp and readings
Downtown Seymour noon temperature is unofficial while other readings come from Ruth Everhart, government weather observer at Rockford, with official Downtown Seymour noon data. Thursday maximum 70, minimum 55, precipitation .11. River at 7 a.m. 4.0. Sunset 8:09 EST, sunrise Saturday 5:18 EST.
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Seymour
Ruth Everhart
Rockford
Summer Band Program Set in Seymour Schools
The Seymour Community Schools open their first summer term led by band director Stephen H. McGrew. Grades seven through 12 from Shields Junior High and Seymour High, plus students from Immanuel Lutheran and St Ambrose join. Classes meet in the Seymour High School band room through July 2 with diverse rehearsals and lessons for new freshmen in the band program.
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Seymour Community Schools
Stephen H. McGrew
Shields
Seymour High School
Immanuel Lutheran
St. Ambrose Catholic
Jackson County
Fairgrounds
Seymour
Head Start Recruitment Begins for Fall Class
Head Start seeks applicants for next fall. Workers will be at the Jackson County Advocacy Office, 500 North O Brien Street, on Monday and Tuesday to register interested families. The program serves low income preschoolers aged three to five.
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Jackson County Advocacy
North
O'Brien Street
New Railings Planned For Medora Bridge
Medora Town Board met Thursday night and approved new railings for a bridge on Sparksville Pike. The board also authorized two sewer pipes for better drainage, two building permits for a garage and a storage building, and bills. Next meeting is 7 p m July 7 at the town hall. town hall closes July 3 and 5.
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Medora
Sparksville Pike
Humphrey to reassess campaign after primaries
After Tuesday's primaries in Ohio California and New Jersey Senator Hubert H Humphrey said he will reassess his position on actively campaigning for the Democratic presidential nomination. He will test party leaders sentiments about mounting a campaign for himself as Jimmy Carter remains front runner. California polls show Reagan extending lead over Ford with 56 to 32 percent and 12 percent undecided while Democrats in California show strong support for Edmund Brown Jr. Governor Brown leads rivals with 51 percent. Reagan says he aims for peace in Rhodesia and aides hedge on sending troops. Ford questions Reagan’s Rhodesia remarks.
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Associated Press
Hubert H. Humphrey
Ohio
California
New Jersey
Jimmy Carter
Umphrey
Carter
Humphrey
Reagan
Ford
Melvin D. Field
Independent
Edmund Brown Jr
Sunny Weekend Forecast for Jackson County Indiana
The National Weather Service in Indianapolis predicts a sunny warm weekend for Jackson County with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s and overnight lows in the upper 50s to low 60s. A slight chance of showers is noted tonight for southern Indiana including nearby Washington County.
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Jackson County
National Weather Service
Indianapolis
The
Weather Service For
Indiana
Washington County
Weather Service
Ruth Everhart
Rockford
Everhart
Brownstown Central Summer Band Schedule Announced
Brownstown Central Community Schools releases a detailed summer band timetable led by Dick Parman. The plan covers high school bands, junior bands, and sixth grade newcomers with fittings, rehearsals, and parades from June through August including Madison Regatta and Bicentennial events.
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Brownstown Central Community
Dick Parman
Madison
Kentucky
Nation combats child abuse through teams and therapy efforts
Susan Cooke reports on nationwide and Jackson County initiatives to stop child abuse. Teams from welfare, hospitals, courts, police, schools and churches coordinate to handle cases. Therapy, not punishment, is favored to rehabilitate abusers, with programs in Dade County and UCLA clinics expanding support for victims and families. A Florida law requires reporting suspected injuries and outlines investigations and prosecutor review.
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Susan Cooke
Jackson County
Denver
Colo
Dade County
Fla
University of California At Los Angeles
Clayton County
Children's Village
U.S.A
Beaumont
Calif
Welfare Department
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Rhonda B. Alrey
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Quebec
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Washington
United States
House of Lords
Lord Elwyn-Jones
Nelson Rockefeller
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Cially
Rhodesia
Jim Lake
GOP
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Africa
B‘rown
Parents Anonymous, Inc
County Department of Public Welfare
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