Buck Jackson 65 dead on arrival in Terre Haute
Leo M C Buck Jackson 65 of 2129 Berne Ave died on arrival Friday at Union Hospital He was World War II veteran and member of First Assembly of God Church Wayne Newton American Legion Post 346 and VFW Byrum Post 972 Surviving widow Thelma a son Gary Terre Haute a brother John Phoenix and several sisters nieces and nephews Services at 1 p.m. Monday at Thomas Funeral Home Burial in Roselawn Memorial Park.
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Leo M.C
Buck” Jackson
Buck
Frankie McReynolds
Johnson City
Ill
Thomas Funeral Home
James Courtney
Roselawn Memorial Park
John M. Mathas
S. 18Th St
Parke County
Terre Haute Regional Hospital
Butler Funeral Home
Rockville
Wendell Adams
U.S. Postal Service
Max F
Rachel Cox
Terre Haute
Oneida Schrader
Ruby Burroughs
Newport
Rhondol McGinness
Casey
E. Main St
Union Hospital
Markwell Funeral Home
Harold Bodeen
Casey-Cumberland Cemetery
McGinness and Son Lumber Yard
Casey Country Club
Charleston Ellis
Paul W. Pirtle
Brazil
Ind
Alexander Funeral Home
Sullivan
Gene Gilbreath
Center Ridge Cemetery
Seelyville Methodist Church
Senior Citizen Club
Seelyville
Alexander C. Hadley Brazil
Alexander C. Hadley
Clay County Hospital
Western and Southern Insurance
First United Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge 264
Scottish Rite Valley of
Hadley Towne
Norma Upman
Frederick P
Deborah Herrington
Moore Funeral Home
Charles A. Walls
Police Probe Abduction Of Woman In Vigo County
Vigo County detectives investigate a reported kidnapping of a 38 year old Terre Haute woman abducted at Thompson's Family Restaurant on South Third Street late Friday or early Saturday. She was found gagged and beaten near West Terre Haute and admitted to hospital with shock but not severely injured. Detectives will continue the investigation Saturday.
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Vigo County Sheriff's
Terre Haute
Thompson's Family
S. 3Rd St
West Trailer Park
West Terre Haute
Terre Haute Regional Hospital
Second Test Hinted By State Examiners
Indiana state Board of Real Estate Examiners considers a second test day for July exams to avoid conflicts with Saturday religious observances. Applicants must request it, provide rabbinical or ministerial confirmation, and meet a deadline next Wednesday.
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Indianapolis
UPI
State Board of Real Estate Examiners
Indiana State Workers Get Four Percent Pay Hike
Indiana state employees numbering 30,000 will receive a 4 percent across the board pay rise starting after July 1, replacing the 3 percent minimum set by the 1977 legislature. The bonus, about 7.5 million dollars annually, is described as a cost of living adjustment and requires final approval from Budget Director John Huie and Gov. Bowen. The plan excludes elected officials and faces questions over county welfare payments and timing from county councils.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
State Personnel Board
Robert C. Roeder
Otis R. Bowen
State Budget Agency
Roeder
John Huie
Bowen
Cort
Legislative Council
Joseph Bolt
Indiana Council 62
American Federation of State
Burglaries Reported in City
City police investigate a series of burglaries from homes and vehicles in the last 24 hours. Victims include Samuel Newport who found his billfold and keys missing after a two hour absence, Frank E. Wright reporting cash, shells and bus tickets taken, and Mary A. Urban losing cash from her purse. Debra Pearman had a citizens band radio stolen from her car. A fire at 1305 Dreiser Square caused 1000 damage to a housing unit in the Dreiser Square Complex. Fort Harrison Road will be closed Monday and Tuesday near the Ethyl Visqueen plant for ConRail to repair a crossing the city says is separate from the Fort Harrison Road project.
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Samuel Newport
Hulman
Newport
Frank E. Wright
Harrison Road
Mary A. Urban
N. 11
Debra Pearman
Citizens Band
Terre Haute
Dreiser Square
Housing Authority of
Fort Harrison Road
ConRail
James Burdick
Burdick
Fort Harrison
Correction onweight control opening address clarifies ties
A correction states the National Weight Control location at 2929 S First St is in the medical building of Drs Burkle Sisson and Sison but the doctors have no connection with National Weight Control. It notes Wyoming granted women suffrage on Dec 10 1869.
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S. First St
Robert J. Burkle
W. G. Sisson
R. D. Sison
Wyoming
Judge rules for sunburned ears case over haircut
Clay County Court Judge William Vaughn ruled in small claims that David Roberts need not pay for a haircut cut shorter than requested. The court found no negligence and noted repairs are self generative, while awarding no damages for the sunburn.
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Brazil
Ind
UPI
Clay County
William Vaughn
David Roberts
James Carlton
Heiress Case Ties Florida Lawyer to Grand Jury Subpoena
UPI reports Henry Gonzales a Florida attorney hired to defend two suspects in the Standard Grocery heiress murder case was subpoenaed by a federal grand jury. He was ordered to appear June 20 and bring any money from the Mooresville clients. Howard R. Willard and Marjorie Pollitt face federal charges of conspiracy and interstate transportation of stolen money linked to heiress Marjorie V Jackson's death on May 7 and $5 million found in her home.
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Marjorie Pollitt
Marjorie V Jackson
Standard Grocery
Westmoreland Calls Vietnam War A Shameful Blunder
Gen. William C. Westmoreland told the Indiana Chapter of the Association of the United States Army that U.S. involvement in Vietnam was a blemish on history and a blight for the future. He criticized Kennedy and Johnson decisions that drew America deeper into Southeast Asia and said South Vietnam no longer exists.
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Indianapolis
United States
William C. Westmoreland
America
Vietnam
Indiana
The
Association of the U.S. Army
South Vietnam
Grand jury probes Kiritsis tapes raise questions in Indianapolis
Special Judge Michael Dugan says the grand jury report on the Kritsis tapes raises more questions than answers. He notes concern over why the state police investigation into the tapes’ whereabouts was halted after testimony in the report. The probe followed Anthony Kiritsis, charged in the February kidnapping of Indianapolis real estate broker Richard Hall Kiritsis, held hostage for 63 hours. The tapes reportedly captured negotiation discussions. Kiritsis contends they were recorded illegally.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Michael Dugan
Dugan
Owen Mullin
Mullin
Anthony Kiritsis
Richard Hall Kiritsis
Hall
West Side
Kiritsis
Corn Sweeteners as Alternative Urged
In Peoria Illinois AP reports corn sweeteners offer a cheaper alternative to sugar. Producers led by Robert C Liebenow say corn sweeteners expand use in soft drinks jam bakery goods and dressings amid rising sugar prices. They criticize government policies as restricting the market and note past policy changes and subsidy debates with the sugar industry involved.
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Peoria, Ill
America
Robert C. Liebenow
The
Corn Refiners Association
Chicago Board of Trade
Liebenow
US Department of Agriculture
Mishawaka Exec Pleads Guilty To Tax Charge
Foster S. Norton Jr president of National Home Improvement Co Inc pleaded guilty to willful failure to file a 1974 federal income tax return and faces sentencing July 29 in U S District Court Judge Allen Sharp ordered a pre sentence investigation. U S Attorney Richard Kieser dropped a second charge. The maximum penalty is one year in prison and a $10 000 fine.
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South Bend, Ind
UPI
Mishawaka
Associates to Move South Bend Center to Dallas
Associates Corp. of North America says it will leave the South Bend computer center after moving national headquarters to Dallas. A feasibility study indicates relocating the center would cost 2.5 million dollars. The firm sold its South Bend HQ and center to Indiana University for 6.8 million, with a leaseback to 1982.
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South Bend, Ind
UPI
Associates Corp. of North America
South Bend
Dallas
Tex
Texas
Associates
Indiana University
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Terre Haute Régional Hospital
Bedine Chapel of the Valley
West
Donald Klinger
Durham Cemetery
Bette Bunch
Edith Hunt
Olive Sons
Lorena Cox
Theodora Orndorff
Albert
Charles
John
Sam
James
Otto Guess
Mary Lucille Bradshaw
Calvary Baptist Church
Daughters
IBPOE
Verlia Mae Hampton
Frank
Anne
Dayton
Ohio
Raymond Stewart
Russell Funeral Home
Nellie A. Hanna
Avon Lake
Cross Funeral
Mildred Greggs
Bradenton, Fla
Roy Newland Clinton
Roy Newland
24Th St
Sunrise
Fla
Clinton
Fort Lauderdale
First Funeral Home
Thomas W. Goshen
Carbon
Lawson- Slack Funeral Home
Donald L. True
Calcutta
William Borders Sullivan
William Borders
Veterans Hospital
Tennis Funeral Home
Almaretta Scott Brazil
Almaretta Scott
Pell Drive
Clay County Health Center
Berea Christian Church
Bert Morlan
Earl Morlan
Bowling Green
Walter
Memphis
Bevis
Sacred Heart
Bolt
Winchester, Tenn
Thomas Greer
Claudius I. Vermilye
Vermilye
Boys Farm, Inc
Greer
Florida
Michigan
Claudius I. Vermilye Jr
Winchester
Tenn
Dreiser Fire
Clay Judge
S. Bend
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