Richard Cronin New Defender for Vigo Circuit Court
Vigo Circuit Court appoints Richard J. Cronin as public defender succeeding Warren R. Everett who resigns after decades in the role. Judge H Ralph Johnston lauds Everett’s service dating to 1954 and Cronin vows to protect rights of individuals and society. Cronin, a 1961 Louisville Law grad, previously deputy prosecutor for four and a half years under Vigo Prosecutor Ralph Berry.
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Vigo
H. Ralph Johnston
Richard J. Cronin
Warren R. Everett
Johnston
Cronin
Everett
Edward S. Everett
Warren Everett
Louisville
Terre Haute
Ralph Berry
School Sewage Plans Get State Approval
The Indiana Stream Pollution Control Board approved final plans for a sewage works project at the proposed Southside Elementary School. The board also found American Aggregates Corp. in Spencer generally satisfactory in wastewater control and denied extra time requests from Penn Central Railroad at Elkhart and Franke Plating Works of Fort Wayne. A Jan 22 hearing will consider National Metal Products Corp. of Connersville for cyanide regulation violations.
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Indiana Stream Pollution Control Board
Southside
United Press International
UPI
American Aggregates Corp
Spencer
Penn Central Railroad
Elkhart
Franke Plating Works
Fort Wayne
National Metal Products Corp. of
Connersville
Mornin' Judge Bobby Porter Faces Minor Offenses
Records show Bobby C Porter 25 of 1220 3rd Ave cited for intoxication with a $30 fine and 5 day jail term. Lloyd Barnhart 22 of 1431 4th Ave cited for intoxication with a $30 fine and 5 day jail term. Charles Loyd 51 of 1902 Berne Ave cited for school flasher violation fined $13.25. Herbert Bruce 23 of RR 7 cited for school flasher violation fined $13.25. Peggy Dawson 26 of 3838 N 26th St cited for stop sign violation fined $17.25 and expired license fined $3.25.
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Bobby C. Porter
3Rd Ave
Lloyd D. Barnhart
4Th Ave
Charles R. Loyd
Berne Ave
Herbert V. Bruce
Peggy Dawson
Fewer Absent From Classes Report Shows
An optimistic note on a flu decline in Vigo County was released by Carl Riddle, assistant superintendent, noting Tuesday to Wednesday absenteeism dropped from 1,980 to 1,760 among 22,000 students. Officials caution cold weather and illnesses cause absences. flu shots urged for at risk groups.
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Carl Riddle
Vigo County
Riddle
Paul Welch
Sandra K. Tackett
N. 36Th St
Opera Health Department
Wiley W. Walters
Beech St
Ocelot Confusion Ends With Find Near Redmond
Mrs. Robert Norris lost her 1 1/2 year old male ocelot purchased for 200 dollars. The animal vanished in June and was found Tuesday night killed by raccoon hunters three miles south of Redmond. Earlham College zoologists identified the treed cat as an ocelot, 34 inches long and weighing about 8 pounds. A second ocelot bought for 250 dollars died recently.
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Richmond
Ind
Robert Norris
Norris
Redmond
Hunter Colon Lakes
Earlham College
Moore to donate large sculpture collection to AGO
British sculptor Henry Moore has informed the Art Gallery of Ontario that he will donate a large selection from his collection. Edmund C. Bovey, chairman of the gallery's board of directors, announced the receipt of the letter on Wednesday.
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Toronto
Henry Moore
Art Gallery of Ontario
Edmund C. Bovey
Ambulance Licensing Passed by Terre Haute Council
Terre Haute city council approved Special Ordinance No 58 to license ambulances by a 6 to 2 vote. Dissenters were Leonard Kirchner and Kenneth Mier. Nine members active. Warren Henderson hospitalized. Budget actions included 24700 for the Board of Works and Safety and 28275 for the Aviation Board. An insurance requirement was debated for taxicabs, action postponed. Ambulance ordinance follows last year’s plan by Vigo County funeral homes to withdraw and shift service to private firms.
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Terre Haute
Leonard Kirchner
Kenneth Mier
Warren Henderson
Board of Works and Safety
Aviation Board
William J. Ennis
Lst
Ennis
Raymond Feiler
Yellow Cab Co
Ivan Bolin
Union Cab Co
Bolin
Vigo County
DeLong Ambulance Service, Inc
Kalamazoo
Mich
Two Women Jailed After Shoplifting Pleas in City Court
Emery Shields, 30, Paris Illinois and Mary L. Rudd, 27, Georgetown Illinois pleaded guilty to theft at City Court Thursday. Judge Paul M. Messick fined each $30 and sentenced them to five days in jail. Police said they allegedly stole clothing from Topps Department Store at 2801 Wabash Ave. Wednesday evening.
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Paul M. Messick
Emery Shields
Paris
Ill
Mary L. Rudd
Georgetown
Topps Department Store
Wabash Ave
Stoneman Named AID Mission Director to Honduras
Walter G. Stoneman, a career AID officer, was named director of the AID mission to Honduras. He, 50, succeeds Robert J. Minges who transferred to Ecuador. Stoneman most recently served on the compliance and management staff in Washington.
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Washington
Walter G. Stoneman
Agency For International Development (Aid
Honduras
Stoneman
Robert J. Minges
Ecuador
AID In
Washingate
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Richard Cronin
Harold L. Miller
Brazil
Robert S. Fuller
Walter W. Givens
West Terre Haute
Audrey Dorsey
Ash St
David A. Johnson
James J. Cianteu
Joseph W. Kanizer
Clinton
Michael Cooper
Oakwood Dr
Samuel J. Thomas
Geraldine T. Neudorff
Barton St
Lowell E. Jackson
S. 29Th St
Mary O. Carlson
Terry L. Kirkman
4Th St
Council
Mier
Traffic Department
Lawrence Jones
Clyde Nattkemper
James Cook
William Ennis
Joseph Chernay
John Napier
Midwest
N. 13Th ST
Laden
Navy
DuPont
Root
Oto
Yesteryear
McKeen
Sixth and
Wabash
Mercury
Europe
America
Union Station
Rose
Abaah
Oris Canal
Arch Dunbar
Wabash Federal
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