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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1977
Page
2
A list of obituaries and funeral notices for Katie B. Rohan William R Utterback James E Briggs Ivy Glenn Winemiller William Riley McKeen Marsha L Wright Cecile Copper Huppert Rev William Sutton Bertha Flick Roscoe Hunt Levia Spurr Overpeck and others, with service times and burial details across Terre Haute and nearby towns. A separate note reports Leslie Standifer of Scottsburg charged in a federal murder case in Knoxville Tennessee.
Special Judge Robert Howard Brown dismissed the case after Wayne E. Bunch failed to appear. A bench warrant was issued with bond set at 150000 and recognizance bond forfeited. Bunch and an accomplice face first degree burglary and robbery charges tied to an August AR 26 home incident. Attorney James Lewis represents Bunch. Chief Deputy Prosecutor Phillip Adler prepared the state's case.
Indianapolis market listings show hogs lower with 200-240 lb ranges at 46.00 to 46.50 and sows around 37 to 38.50, cattle steady to higher on high dressing, spring lambs 46 to 48, Indiana hogs 1-2 200-235 at 45.25-45.50, corn at 2.13, wheat 2.16, soybeans around 7.83 cash, eggs steady nationwide.
Frank D. Reinoehl 78 of 919 8th Ave former Reinoehl Drug Store owner died Wednesday in Union Hospital. He served as a pharmacist at Union Hospital for 10 years and belonged to Grace United Methodist Church Kerman Grotto Scottish Rite Valley of Terre Haute and a 55 year Masonic Lodge member. He is survived by Mary two daughters Jane Woelfle and Rosemary Morton a brother Lyle Lena a sister Doris Kettering Brazil four grandchildren and a great grandchild. Thomas Funeral Home.
The Indiana Special Olympics state meet drew about 2,500 athletes in swimming gymnastics and track and field. Ribbons were awarded to all finishers as events included a 50 yard dash a male softball throw and a wheelchair race with a concluding dance. An adjacent art exhibit titled Special Olympics the Greatest Show on Earth ran noon to 4 30 p m at Turman Gallery ISU with parade of athletes canceled due to rain.
Jurors hear four hours of closing arguments as defense lawyers urge a miscarriage of justice risk if the circumstantial case is believed. Nurses Filipina Narciso and Leonora Perez face murder and poisoning charges for eight patients at the Ann Arbor VA Hospital in 1975.
A 49 year old Navy petty officer Herman L. Harris is to be arraigned in Hampshire County Superior Court on murder charges for the killings of his mother Velma Kulis 69 sister Mozelle Evans 48 and George Healey 77 in Easthampton last March He was extradited from Virginia Beach to Massachusetts and also charged with assault with intent to murder Deborah Evans 19 Harris mother had filed a Virginia suit in February seeking 30000 claiming funds were misused and a savings certificate fraudulently redeemed by Harris wife
The Department of Consumer Affairs reports New York City coffee prices fell one cent last week to an average of 4.15 dollars per pound. Commissioner Elinor Guggenheimer announced the decline as the first drop in 29 weeks and cited a nationwide Cut Coffee Consumption Campaign she began last December.
Six African foreign ministers flew from Libreville to New York to press for international aid to Mozambique as Rhodesian raids mortally threaten civilians. Marcelino Dos Santos cited 1432 deaths and $13 million in damages while Nigeria’s J N Garba urged global arms embargoes on Rhodesia and South Africa and signaled willingness to seek aid from the Soviet Union.
The Citizens Advisory Committee for Residential Services for Juveniles in Vigo County will meet Thursday July 7 at 7 30 p m at the Johnston Youth Community. The group has revised bylaws and now includes girls in its scope promoting community based treatment and local resources over institutional care. Bernie Frye will chair the meeting and organizers welcome public appointment of representatives from organizations.
A 3-year-old boy named Shannon Jacobs was struck and killed by a car driven by Billy R. Dobson, 26, as he sat on a curb near his home. Authorities charged Dobson with driving under the influence of alcohol as the vehicle began to move from a parking space.
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