Final Arguments In Jones Murder Trial Heard In Bedford
Prosecutor and defense attorney presented final arguments in the Lawrence Circuit Court murder case of 32 year old Robert Paul Jones. The three count first degree murder trial involves deaths at Paul’s Cafe in Columbus on November 9 and includes insanity testimony from psychiatrists and psychologists from Indianapolis and Madison. Judge H Wayne Baker will instruct the jury on roughly 50 points before the nine man three woman panel deliberates verdicts on each count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Paul Jones
Columbus City
Lawrence Circuit Court
Bedford
Tybith Campbell
Seymour
Leslie Maurice Crum
James Malone, Jr
Columbus
Paul
Ronald Hull
Louie Nie
Indianapolis
Jones
George Zirkle
Madison State Hospital
Zirkle
Ott B. Atee
Karleen Hammitt
H. Wayne Baker
Richard Donnelly
William Marshall
Brownstown Girls Injured In Indiana Crash
State police reported two Brownstown girls aged 18 Glenna Mullins and Violet Malloy injured about 11 10 a m when a 1973 two door sedan left the road on Ind 135 south of Freetown struck a bridge abutment became airborne and landed in a field causing 1800 damage to the car. They were treated at Jackson County Schneck Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownstown
Seymour
Glenna Mullins
Violet Malloy
Freetown
Jackson County Schneck Memorial Hospital
Mullins
Malloy
Robert C. Stanley
Stanley
Tipton
Chestnut Streets
Betty J. Hoskins
Austin
Karina Greemann
Charles D. Koerner
Hoskins
Tipton Street
Greemann
Chestnut Street
Koerner
Roy T Barnett
Barnett
Hoskin
Sgt. Barnett
SIHSA Board Set For Reports and Meetings At French Lick
The Southern Indiana Health Systems Agency SIHSA will hold a board meeting Tuesday at 4 p m in the French Lick Sheraton Executive Hall. The Plan Development Committee chaired by Ron Schneider Jasper will meet at 1 p m to review an interim health systems plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Indiana Health Systems Agency
SIHSA
French Lick Sheraton Hotel
French Lick
David A. Johnson
Evansville
Ron Schneider
Jasper
C. C. Young
M.D
Indiana Department of Mental Health
Indiana Emergency Medical Services Commission
Carl Ahrens
Huntingburg
Ahrens
Tri-State Planning Council
Lawrence County
Aviation Board Sets Sale At Freeman Field
Seymour aviation commissioners will auction obsolete items stored at Freeman Field. Bids are due by 10 am July 9 at the airport manager's office, with bids opened by the board. Items include trucks, equipment, generators, and more. Sealed bids welcome. inspection by appointment. forms available from the airport manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Board of Aviation Commissioners
Freeman Field
Donald L. Herwig
Daily Tribune
Carter passes 1505 delegate mark to secure nomination
AP survey shows Jimmy Carter has collected more than 1500 committed delegates, surpassing the 1505 needed for the Democratic nomination with the convention 17 days away. Carter leads with 1510 delegates, boosted by endorsements from George Wallace and support from uncommitted delegates and former rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Associated Press
Carter
New Hampshire
Ohio
George Wallace
Wallace
Alabama
Morris Udall
Henry Jackson
Frank Church
North Dakota
New York
California
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Brown
Arizona
Ford Reagan Battle in Minnesota Delegation Rule Clash
Ford backers won a key test at the Minnesota Independent Republican convention as delegates voted 877 to 787 to require majority support for all 18 national delegates. Reagan accused the move of risking party unity while trailing Ford in delegates 1008 to 928 with 1130 needed. Betty Ford was to address the gathering as Reagan officials warned of possible further disputes at the national convention in Kansas City. A Harris Poll showed Carter ahead of Ford 53 to 40 percent and Reagan 58 to 35 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
California
Reagan
Ford
Betty Ford
Minnesota
National Committee
Lyn Nofziger
Kansas City
Nofziger
Harris
Carter
Final Plate Deadline Nears for T to Z Drivers
County motorists with last names starting from T through Z have only a few days left to drive using their 1975 license plates. The final deadline approaches.
Weather records and tag plate deadlines in Seymour and surrounding towns
Downtown Seymour noon temperature noted as unofficial while official readings come from Mrs. Ruth Everhart in Rockford. The report also lists Thursday highs and lows, river level at 7 am, and sunset and sunrise times. It notes Hoosier 1976 license plate renewal deadlines, with Tuesday the last day to obtain red white and blue plates and branches in Seymour Brownstown and Crothersville detailing hours and managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Ruth Everhart
Rockford
J. A
Green
Brownstown
West
Commerce Street
Frank W. Clover
Crothersville
South Armstrong
Sonshine To Give Free Concert At Bullett Stadium
Sonshine a 125 member high school group from First Baptist Church of San Jose Calif will perform a free concert at 7 30 p m Saturday in Bullett Stadium The Seymour Ministerial Association sponsors the event The program includes gospel music drama and a Bicentennial multimedia presentation Directed by Joe Schofield the group is on a coast to coast national tour and has just completed its first major album
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonshine
First Baptist Church of
San Jose
Calif
Bullett Stadium
Joe Schofield
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Bob Free
Greater Cincinnati
Boone County
Kentucky
Ohio River
Cincinnati
City
National Weather Service
Jackson County
East Tipton Street
Sarah E. Carlock
North Vernon
Harry Edwards
Medora
Gary W. Trowbridge
Lock
Edwards
Trowbridge
Rebecca A. Reasoner
Reasoner
McDonald's
Beatrice E. Penn
Penn Auto
Montreal
Sihsa Board
Aviation Board
The
Seymour Ministerial Association
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