Bookmobile Announces Fall Schedule Across Vigo County
Vigo County Public Library bookmobile unveils fall routes with stops at Sandison Lincolnshire Sugar Grove and 919 Barton Ave and regular visits to Kroger Twelve Points Mary land and Sacred Heart. Schedule covers Sept through Dec with weekly and biweekly stops and delivery options guided by Mrs. Jean Brooks and librarians.
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Vigo County
New Goshen
St. Ann’s School
Pimento School
Otter Creek School
St. and Elizabeth Avenue
Pimento
Otter Creek
Kroger
Maryland
Riley
Sacred Heart School
8Th
Linden Streets
Dresser School
Lockport
Greenwood School
Margaret Avenue
Prairieton School
Prairie Creek
Brooks
Marie Long
Elizabeth Johnson
Gary Bedwell
Kenneth Smith
Youth charged with first degree burglary in Wye Court
A southside youth, 17 year old Lawrence Edward Allen of 2801 S 18th St, faces first degree burglary charges in Wye Circuit Court after a juvenile waiver. Judge H Ralph Johnston appointed Warren R Everett as attorney, set bond at 7500 dollars, and scheduled arraignment for Sept 9. Allen is accused of entering Barbara Jean Johnsons home at 2028 S 10th St on June 2.
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Southside
Wye
H. Ralph Johnston
Warren R. Everett
Lawrence Edward Allen
S. 18Th
Allen
Barbara Jean Johnson
Local Traffic Fines List Names and Violations
A police docket lists multiple individuals with traffic offenses and fines. Wallace Creamer 40 Indianapolis man faced no operator's license and paid 3.25. Clarence Kumble 24 reckless driving fined 47.25. Stephen Woolley 18 no registration fined 7.25. Daniel Cheek Jr 48 no license in possession fined 3.25. Robert Smith 30 DUI with license suspended 45 and 3.25 for no license. Norman Romine 35 traffic signal violation 17.25. Thomas Walsh 51 no operator's license. Edward Lee 34 expired license in Brazil. Jackie Hale 29 improper muffler 3.25. Dallas Galbraith 26 speeding 27.25. John Everhart 58 red light violation 13.25.
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Daniel W. Cheek JR
Robert T. Smith
27Th St
Congress Expands Its Own Staff and Pay Amid Austerity
Washington Window reports that while Congress ordered budgets cut across the executive branch, lawmakers boosted their own payrolls to around 12,000 staffers and nearly $300 million, with promises of further raises and a new pay scale likely around $45,000. The House and Senate plan space expansions, including converting a hotel and building a third office block, as remodeling continues alongside a new police firing range.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Executive Branch
Legislative Branch
Empire Building
House
Senate
Capitol Hill
Rayburn
Three Groups Seek Permits To Demonstrate At DNC
Three groups go to Federal Court seeking legal permission to demonstrate during the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. The Coalition for an Open Convention loses its bid for Soldier Field rally Aug 25 but Park Board says its permit decision is still under review. The National mobilization Committee To End the War in Vietnam seeks an injunction against city officials blocking marches and demonstrations. Yippies sue for a campout Aug 26–30 at Lincoln Park for a Festival of Life.
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Chicago
Coalition For An
Soldier Field
Chicago Park Board
National Mobilization Committee
Vietnam
Youth International Party
Yippies
Lincoln Park
Democratic National Committee
David C. Long
The
Coalition
William J. Lynch
U.S. District Court
Chicago Park District
David S. Kerwin
Park District
William Fetridge
Park Board
Local Police Make Fourth Arrest in Counterfeit Case
Local police and cooperating agencies report the fourth arrest in a counterfeit bill investigation. The seized notes share a common serial number and an unusually large bottom margin. A rural West Terre Haute burglary probe aided the broader inquiry through detective vigilance.
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Terre Haute
ISU Students Arrested on Malicious Destruction Warrant
Three Indiana State University students William Sloan 20 Worthington William Armstrong 18 Indianapolis and David Weatherford 19 Columbia S C were arrested on a justice of the peace warrant for malicious destruction of property. Bond was set at 1000 each and cases continued to Wednesday. The affidavit says they tore out plumbing and damaged a motel door at Midtown Motel 400 S 3rd St.
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Indiana State University
Justice of the Peace
William Sloan
Worthington
William Armstrong
Indianapolis
David Weatherford
Columbia
S. C
Lee Easton
Harold Goodwin
Midtown
S. 3Rd St. Easton
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Bookmobile
ST. Mary’s
Masako Ishii
St. Mary-of-the-Woods
Mary Gregory
S.P
Women’s College
Miss Ishii
Shirayuri Women’s College
Los Angeles
Japan
St. Michael’s College
Vermont
Noriko Yamamoto
Junko Saito
Kikue Suga
Masumi Igarashi
Itsuko Kobayashi
Toshimi Nishikawa
Pi-hsiu Chen
Martin
Viornin
Wallace Creamer
N. 13Th St
Clarence E. Kumble
Stephen Woolley
10Th St
Norman Jean Romine
Thomas F. Walsh
Blakely Ave
Edward M. Lee
Brazil
Jackie L. Hale
Dallas A. Galbraith
Chickadee Dr
John R. Everhart
By Frank Eleazer
Ronald H. Robertson
18Th St
Bryon D. Mankind
N. 27Th St
Fred Smock
9Th St
West Terre Haute
John J. Reising
Beulah St
Bonne Bell
Calvert Dist, CO
Louisville, Kya
Ee Ee
Sk Ee Ee
ISU
America
General Telephone
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