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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1972
Page
17
UPI reports over the counter closing quotes for U S Treasury bonds and bills in New York. Prices for bonds range from 79 to 104 with varied maturities through 1998, while bills show several maturities with bid and ask around 5.00 to 5.34 percent.
Police raided rooms above a northside tavern early Tuesday and arrested four people on vice charges. Lemont, Jones, Gage, and White appeared in City Court with bonds set at 1000 each and continuances to December 19 as an ongoing investigation was cited. Affidavits allege Lemont arranged for two women to perform sexual acts for money and that Jones escorted officers to rooms above the tavern.
Keep holiday decorating safe this season with cautions on damp outdoor conditions power cords and plugged-in lights. Use waterproof outdoor cords and low voltage lights avoid frayed wires and tree contact, water tree stands, fire retardant sprays, and never leave lights on when unsupervised for a bright safe holiday.
A list of local court fines and penalties includes SAM P. STARK 75 of 710 N 9th St with disorderly conduct 35 and 60 days at Indiana State Farm provocation 35 and 90 days, intoxication 35 and 30 days. PATTY L. McKEEHAN 28 of 318 W Johnson Ave West Terre Haute with reckless driving 78. MICHAEL O. SHAYOCK 21 RR 1 West Terre Haute speeding 53 and no operator's license 14. THOMAS E. WILLIAMS 24 RR 1 Madison speeding 78. MICHAEL L. MORSON 19 2305 6th Ave speeding 128 and five weekends in jail. HAROLD ANDERSON 50 Clinton intoxication 35 and suspended 10-day jail term. LARRY LEE RICKARD 31 1454 Chase intoxication 35 and 10-day jail term suspended. KEVIN O SARO 21 Plainfield traffic signal violation 18. JOHN L. PHILLIPS 21 3425 Heritage Rd traffic signal violation 29. CLAUDE UMPHRIES JR 16 1909 Locust St operating on beginner permit without licensed driver 14.
Police say Monay's seizure of an estimated 2.6 million dollars worth of LSD was the largest ever by Indianapolis cops. Four narcotics squad members raided a southeast side house on an anonymous tip, recovering seven eight ounce bags and arresting three men: Mark A. Jones 19 at the house Allen R. Baker 23 of Mooresville and Alexander G. Lambert 20 of Indianapolis.
In Mentor Ohio Municipal Court Judge Alfred Dahling announced a holiday pause with no traffic hearings from Friday through January 3. The break spares violators from Christmas fines, aligning with season gifts.
AP USDA market notes show hogs trading 25 to 50 higher with 200-300 lb ranges in the 30s and 32s, sows slightly higher, cattle and calves active with varied live weights and prices, beef categories from 22 to 37, eggs firm with wholesale prices up slightly. Indiana hogs quoted at 31.25 to 32.00 for 200-230 lb, with 300-600 lb pigs 23 to 25.50, total receipts and weekly totals listed.
In Vigo Circuit Court Probate Division multiple estate matters note final accounts and examination dates for Nell Irene Demberger Elsie M Lee Frederick A Strassler Mabel Mueller Nellie Rose Reed Lillian M Runge and Nellie Rose Reed estates with administrators executors and heirs urged to file claims within six months. Also non resident divorce notice for Lillie Ward Taylor and bid announcements for Indiana State University spectrophotometer procurement.
Wilbert Killion said a run-off for UMW District 11 presidency may be held after Orance Ferguson led with 1,232 votes. Edney had 916, Fagg 604 and Clark 422. a run-off would feature Ferguson and Edney if required by the Labor Department.
Governor Edgar Whitcomb approves adding 29 welfare staff to avert a 2.6 million dollar federal cut. Indiana, among 18 states, risked losing federal welfare funds for inadequate staffing and failure to check cases to HEW standards. The warning followed a December 4 pledge by federal officials.
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