Trash Burning Ordinance To Be Vetoed
Terre Haute mayor Leland Larrison to veto Special Ordinance No. 51, passed 7-6 by the City Council, citing enforcement impossibility. The measure would ban burning garbage and rubber but allow burning trash leaves and grass daylight hours under strict container and smoke controls.
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Leland Larrison
Terre Haute
Larrison
No Interest Los Angeles Court Finds Damages Unpaid
Arthur Lambert waited six years after a jury awarded him sixty thousand dollars for traffic injuries to withdraw thirty six thousand one hundred seventeen dollars after costs and fees. The time to appeal had expired. Had the funds been saved in 1962 they would have earned about eight thousand dollars in interest. Lambert said he needed the money for his wife's operation.
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Los Angeles
Arthur Lambert
Lambert
Terre Haute air pollution ordinance targets burning nuisances
The city considers amending rules to curb burning on streets and alleys while allowing occasional controlled burning. Mayor Larrison notes enforcement would rely on nuisance clauses, as residents resist affidavits for arrests. Mier cites air pollution and health hazards from burning debris contributing to fire risks.
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Larrison
Mier
Terre Haute
1968 Some Year for Hollywood
Hollywood in 1968 saw Cary Grant accused by his wife of abuse during LSD trips, while his popularity stayed intact. Jack Valenti introduced a movie rating system as producers chased X status and big paydays. Barbra Streisand and Julie Andrews joined a star club, nudity rose, and the production code relaxed.
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Post Office Drops Watchdog Role Over Franking Privileges
Washington AP report says the Post Office Department will stop ruling on possible franking abuse by members of Congress, leaving enforcement to Congress. Griffin criticizes shift but welcomes final action as Johnson era clashes ease.
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Logansport Bus Trip For January Sunday Schedule
Vigo County Association for Mental Health announces the monthly bus to Logansport State Hospital on Sunday January 5. Tickets cost 4.00 round trip, available at 912 Chestnut Street. Bus departs at 9 a.m. and returns about 7 p.m. Furloughed patients may ride with a relative if reservations are made in advance.
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Vigo County Association For Mental Health
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Chestnut Street
Terre Haute
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Midland Glass Dance Set for New Year at Terre Haute House
Midland Glass Company employees and guests will celebrate the New Year with a New Year s Eve Dance at the Terre Haute House. The Reese Williams combo will play from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. in the Mayflower Room with door prizes throughout the evening. Attire is semi formal.
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Terre Haute
Reese Williams
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New Circuit Clerk Takes Office Oath
An early oath ceremony installed Vigo County officials elect and others set to begin terms. County Clerk-elect William J. Brighton takes the oath, joining Democrats including state senator-elects and several county officials. Officials schedule oaths for January 1, 1970, including Judge H Ralph Johnston and others.
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Leonard Conrad
Vigo Circuit Court
Conrad
Clay
Sullivan
Vermillion
Vigo
Frederick T. Bauer
C. Joseph Anderson
John A. Kesler
H. Ralph Johnston
Charles K. McCrory
Superior Court
Robert J. Burkle
Harry P. Brentlinger
Kermit M. Nees
Bernard M. Sweeney
Vigo County
India to remove British royal emblems from government buildings
India will in six weeks replace all British crown emblems on government buildings with suitable national symbols, removing imperial relics as part of a broader push to assert postcolonial identity. The move follows a government statement issued Thursday and reflects ongoing national branding of public spaces.
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New Delhi
UPI
India
Indiana Weather Drenched by Unseasonable Rain and Fog
Indiana was hit by a mix of rain freezing rain and fog, with temperatures in the 40s and 50s that would slowly fall but remain above freezing through Saturday in the southern half. Snow flurries were possible tonight and Saturday in the northern half.
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Weather Bureau
Indiana Temperature Outlook by Region
Night lows were forecast from 29 to 34 in the north, 32 to 38 in the central region, and 35 to 40 in the south. Saturday highs were expected around 33 to 37 in the north, 36 to 43 in central Indiana, and 40 to 46 in the south.
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