Larrison Continued From Page One
Larrison remains in position with an effective date set through December 31, 1972. He was told of Whitcomb’s action only 30 minutes before public release. The clerk’s term allows him to serve the final year of Brighton’s four year term, with election timing set by the 1972 May primary and November general election.
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Clinton Kids Return To Indiana For Christmas Visit
Mrs. Cox said late Wednesday the run back to Indiana marks Christmas shopping for toddlers starts today. Fox, 47, a welder in Terre Haute, says Santa will likely bring many toys and clothes. The Fox family, including Beverly Carolina, will spend Christmas at Montezuma with ten other grandchildren and their parents.
Unionization delayed action on city contract dispute
Judge Anderson set a hearing for 10 a.m. January 3 on an injunction pending against the city council regarding the union proposal. Two city employees filed the complaint claiming the city lacks authority to ratify a collective bargaining contract with Teamsters Local 144.
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Keller Aluminum Chair Plant Closes After Mass Fainting
At Linton Indiana the Keller Aluminum Chair plant shut down after about 15 workers fainted over two days. Superintendent Robert Fitzpatrick said five or six women fainted Monday, seven or eight Tuesday, prompting a plant check and county health officer review. An industrial hygienist from Crane & Co. is testing for air pollutants to identify a possible cause.
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Rustlers Strike at Danville Cattle Barn
Danville Illinois deputies hunt suspects after cattle rustling at the Danville Livestock Commission. Nine head were driven into a trailer parked by the barn two black and white-face animals valued at 2995 dollars. Four cattle belonged to Bullseye Livestock Commission and five to Jack Lawrence.
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Santa Claus myth criticized by Charlotte priest
The Rev. James H. B. Kenyon of St. Michael's and All Angels in Charlotte claims the Santa Claus myth makes liars of parents and erodes Christmas meaning. He argues it undercuts children's trust and shifts focus from giving to receiving gifts in the newsletter of his church and Christ the King Center.
Indiana Tax Plan Seeks Tiered Income Rates and Reforms
A proposed package outlines income tax steps up to 5 percent for higher earnings and reduces corporate gross tax by 10 percent while raising adjusted gross tax to 5 percent. It adds a four tenths percent franchise tax on corporate net worth, repeals per person sales tax credit, exempts food, and raises personal exemptions to 800 for all earners and dependents.
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Hope Contends Travel Talks With Vietnamese Leader cordial
In an interview Hope said his visit to Hanoi arose after arranging with U S officials in Bangkok. He described a long, friendly discussion with Nguyen Van Tranh about peace and noted the war could end if Paris talks seven points are accepted. He met at Vientiane with U S dignitaries and later performed a 20 minute show for U S troops near Hue.
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