The Logansport Press from Logansport, Indiana • Page 8

Page 8 THE PHABOS-TMBUNE PRESS. LOGANSPORT. INDIANA, Friday Evening, September 5,1969 900,00 350.00 240.00 12.00 8110,00 350.00 200.00 275.00 COMMISSIONERS CIRCtTlT COURT ALLOWANCES, SKPTKMBER TERM, The following claims were Tiled In the office of the County Auditor and were presented to the Board of Commissioners ot Cass County. Indiana, lor payment at their regular- session, Tuesday, Sept. 2, 1069, Including those certified by the Judffe of the Cass Circuit Court and all were allowed for payment.

F. Montgomery, elk sal B. Smith, elk dep sal M. Carlson, same A. Montcomery, same C.

Pearson, ex help K. Snider, same F. Bowyer, aud sal Wood, aud dep sal C. Bowman, same E. McCloskey, same C.

Wood, same S. Torres, same D. Frey, ex help ISO-CO B. Nicoles, same ISO.OO K. limning, treas sal MO.OO E.

HlcKs, treas dep sal. SnO.OO M. Sparks, same Slia.OO 31. Huff, same A. Gill, same 290,00 B.

Settlemyre, reo sa! .20.00 C. Haley, dep sal M. Thomas, same R. Harris, s'nrC sal G. Harris, dep sal J.

Streu, same C. Murphy, srvr sal F. Johnson, same E. Krise. same J.

Arnold, same Harris, sal per dm J. Strcu, same C. Moss, dep sal K. Rattenbury. same E.

Brldenbaug-h, ex hip. Wolf, cor sal JI. Wott, elk hip R. Gohl. co assr sal M.

Fissel. dep sal SI. McKalff. same K. Thomas, eel assr sal.

A. Chase, dep sal V. Strong-, e.t help TV. Stelnman, same M. Barnard, pros sec sal.

C. Miller, same Moore, ct hs oust C. Coder, asst Jnt Montgomery, ex 31. Hetzner, same J. Harris, jl mtrn sal W.

Schaefer, trnky E. Slracusa. same same 0 00 O. Mikesell, sal supt co hm L. Mikesell, sal mtrn E.

Huffman, sal ck H. Conrad, sal att il. Paul, same K. I'earson. olh emp J.

Paul, same F. Stafford, sal pin comm H. Rush, mem ho cust M. Lyhrook, dm bd sec. p.

ovl det dir D. Kumlcr, rcasnt eel K. StronK. same V. StronK.

same J. Dunderman, resmt aud ex hip C. Conn, C. Parmeter. same J.

Goltry. same JL Frey. same McCIuskey. comm drain C. eld.

sum B. Rose, same TV. Alder, co cncl sal G. Banta. same L.

Biliman. same A. Chambers, same H. Frushour, same G. Mubenthal, same R.

Reed, same. P. Arven. vet serv F. Sabatlni.

co atty C. Condon, mem bd C. Brigxs, same Snyder. same C. Bennett, sirs, wts meas J.

Scott, hist soc F. MontKomery. elk rep. Chronicle, off sup Davids, same Mlzan, same Hendricks. same Hlil Son, aun rep Hendricks.

off sup National Cash same Bartons, same 7.B.M., same LannlnE, treas Hendricks. off sup Hendricks, rcc off F. Luther Co. rntl Gen. Tel.

Co. shrf J. Streu. per dm 6L.UO G. Harris, same Mobil Radio, rep South Still Suffering Integration Problems By United Press International Southern schools appear generally to have accepted stepped-up integration under the prodding of the federal government, but there are some trouble spots.

National Guardsmen were ordered into one such area in Alabama. Gov. Albert Brewer dispatched 100 soldiers into Aliceville, Thursday after "young militants" forced the closing of two all-black schools SOO.OO 350.00 330.00 806.66 425.00 3:5.00 425.00 62.00 62.00 433.33 300.00 256.00 7 65.00, 350.00 300.00 ISO.OO 60.00 1S7.50 157.50 325.00 230.00 273.00 312.50 312.50 250.00 250.00 ISO.OO 67.31 H6.00 40.00 400.00 1S7.50 325.00 S3.33 60.00 4S.OO 144.00 144.00 144.00 54.00 60.00 365.00 263.00 363.00 10S.33 10S.33 1CS.S3 1IIS.22 10S.33 10S.33 10S.33 270.00 200.00 240.00 300.00 300.00 275.00 100.00 15.00 1.95 3.sr. 23S.S7 11.31 15.SO 5.40 30.3,", 4.7." 53.SO so. on 44.

Bartons, sa.me Harris, mis fr prlsnr. Standard Oil, sar mtr. Pitman Oil, same W.S.E., same W.S.E.. same S-K Tiro, same Burcin Motors, same Watts, same Conoco, same Standard Oil, same Hendricks. off sup Tree's Camera, same Police Kquip, oth op Jacks Uniform, same Dr.

C. Thomas, anlml care Hendricks. srvr off sup. Gen Tel Co. cor com 31.

Wolf, trvl Postmaster, eel assr com Bartons, rep Hendricks, off sup He-ndricks, pros oft' sup. XIPSCO. util ct hs Locan same Chucks Fixlt, oth op Mizan, same Cons. Labs, same Orkln same Maibens. same Locai, Paint Wall, same Howard Clinic, jl Howard Clinic, same Keslingrs Drugs, mdcl sup TValcreens, same Gen Tel Co, com Ulunlc, Utll, utll KIPSCO.

same Wlppr, rep "Mizan irstl 3Iaibens, same Eiserts. same Gen Tel Co. so horn com McCloskey, Hamilton, Kahle, same Berkshire, same NIPSCO, util Municl, utll TVells rep Holly's, same Barton's, same Colonial Bakery, fd Royal Center Locker, same TVasner Surendorf, same Kleslinp same Hunters, same Treas St. Ind, same Hay's Creamery, Kesllns Drugs, fd inst F.M.C., same Truckers sar mot Davids, Inst P.eliable sajna Hendricks, oth op Martin Bros, same Moss Fert, sa-me Kennys Barber, same King's Hatchery, Pullet Unlimited, eciulp. Gen Tel Co.

mem ho com XIPSCO, utll Locan same Logan Lumber, rep Jllzan, oth op H. L. Rush, same Malbens, same Postmaster, drag bd com Pharos-Tribune, prntg adv pharos-Tribune, Pharos-Tribune, comm prnte adv Eoyal Center Record, sa-me Pitman, sirs, wts meas exp Gen Tel Co, same Gen Tel Co, vet serv oft exp rx Arven, same Locan Munic, orph ho exp City Ins. ins comm Xerox, rntl equip D. Goodler, sold bur Kroeser.

same Fisher Funrl, same McClosXey, Hamilton, Kahle. same SilverCrest, erad Irene Byror. Hosp, same Germalne, fox E. Frantz, same V. Winn.

same D. Helscr. same M. Downham. same Com, same R.

Beckley, same T. Denny, same Corn, same Munic, hist soc utll same F. DagKy, exp Dr. X. Beatty, exp Inmts Supt.

Ind. St. Frm, same Dr. C. Thomas, catl test.

Pioneer Sch. Corp, trnsJr tutn Southeastern, same Aetna, emp ins R. Swanson, supt hwy D. Lake, asst supt G. Thomas, die H.

Berkshire, same L. Allen, trk drvr Barrett, same D. Beckman, same M. Boehme, same J. Galloway, same H.

Cohoe, same H. Couk, same H. Cree, same O. Cree. same W.

Dllling. same E. Grant, same B. Gray, same F. Green, same V.

Harmon, same C. Infi-ram, same L. Lytle, same Miller, same K. Packard, same R. Phillips, same J.

Porter, same T. Robison. same Shoup. same P. Stuart, samf C.

Sutton, same H. AViUiams, same C. Wilson, same J. Wilson, same R. Wining-s, same X.

Adams, ex help J. Knoy, same T. Rogers, same R. Skinner, same 11.15 27.30 10.75 61.45 610.10 1171.13 500.55 525.00 500.00 219.66 R. Swanson, same 327.29 263.16 SS.2S 6.S3 11.09 fi.SG 230.04 20S.74 C6.S2 AhenVhv'y equip Frey.

same J. Morcan, same Sfjber. same TV. Boldry, car mech trk drvr X. DcWitt, mech Gen Tel Co.

hwy com Losan Munic. util NIl'SCO. same Pharos-Tribune, prtfr adv Elkelberner, rep, rep pts, hdwr. equip Excel Aulo, rep, rep pts Losan Electric Mtr, rep eciuip Clem's same Lopan Metal Culvert, rep, tl, sewr, brdp W.S.K., rep. rep pts, pant equip Mobil Radio, rep nd S-K Tire, car mtr Standard Oil, same Galluhan Oil.

Hydrotex same arable's Chev. sar mtr rep pts Gibson Co, ti'ar mtr. oth OP, rep Hendricks, oCf sup Brumelie Heat, oth Maiben's. same Mizan, same I'enn Central R.R., same Welclstar, same France Stoue, sin jSiiKlneerini? Asphalt, with rowdy demonstrations for "quality education." Civil rights workers had called for" a boycott of the schools, but attendance was rising Thursday when the black demonstrators disrupted classes. Aliceville Mayor Boy Kelly said the soldiers, were "a precautionary measure" to preserve order.

"Any black person who wants to send his children to school may do so with the full assurance 'that child will be protected," Kelly said. About half the black and white students at Choctaw County, were boycotting classes, and Supt. Woodie S. Napper blamed the federal guidelines for the situation. "Some students are riding as much as 30 miles when they live three or four miles from a school," he said.

"It has ruined oui- whole school system as I see it now." The Alabama Legislature Thursday passed a resolution, requested by former Gov. George C. Wallace, urging parents to exercise "freedom of choice" school plans while ignoring the federal guidelines. Only 34 Negro students and none of the 150 whites assigned a formerly all-white high showed up for classes at Clay County, and none of the" 150 registered whites and isoiis about half of the 1,000 Negroes -alls reported to a formerly all-black "'elementary school, In Florida, whites assigned to all-black schools boycotted classes at two high schools, three junior high schools and one elementary school at Tampa, and there was a similar shunning of classes by whites in Leon (Tallahassee) County. Twenty per cent absenteeism was reported at Washington Parish, schools, and there was a complete boycott 'by whites at previously black Wesley Ray High School in Angle, La.

Westlake High in Calcasieu Paris, was shut 2047.52(Wednesday and Thursday to "ifls.oo I a ow racial tensions to cool. About 10 Negro parents and students staged a sit-in at Central Elementary School at Somerville, Thursday after the students were denied admission to the previously all- white school. Supt, John BagwelJ said the students lived outside the Central School zone. 171.71 107.04 224.12 176.17 1.S.40 Resistance To Obyan Takeover CAIRO (UPI)-Amid indications of resistance to its four- day-old rule, Libya's military regime said today it will crush "with an iron fist" any attempt to oust it, Authoritative reports reaching Cairo and Tripoli Radio broadcasts monitored in Rome indicated resistance to the 4,559.54 Central 'pivlns. blt cali; chl sit 42,585.95 Assoc.

SiKn post, signs pst -Ulnlnir. same T.al.14 le 0 prod, same 127.S5 j5 er rep pts I LoK'a'n Auto Part, Standard Auto Parts, 24.50 13.52 34.25 6.54 7.7.1 75.20 360.75 17.32 41.68 94.96 64.S3 28.50 6.5S 10.79 1.00 347.32 3.75 117.40 23.00 2.00 12.41 7.00 7.00 162.25 124.45 13.22 42.43 63.7C 72.81 3.14 10,20 6.75 18,60 10,00 7.00 2S.41 67.30 35.41 4.68 23.67 51.33 11.01 17.00 TV Radio same Jncl. same Deeds same FlfHt Supply, rep y'-" hdwr Jle.Uanus Signs, paitu Fasteners. hchvr Uavr Hardware, -same City Ins. sa.me li.

spec proj brds Butler, Fairman Scu- lert, same C. Bowles, reg dep I. Drake, ex hip L. Kafferty. sal vvlfr dir M.

Mediand, eswrkr K. Spelcher, same C. Whybrew, same C. Zimmerman, M. clcl asst C.

Rush, same E. Newport, homakr M. same W. -Dutchess, bd mem V. Kltz, same R.

Schmidt, M. Bowman, ex hip app lees T. Morris, same Posuuaster, com RaiSerty, same M. -UcCloskey, trvl Newport, same Kaiierty, same ypeicher, same C. "VV hybrtiw, same Zimmerman, same 1.B..M., off sui) Hlllls, sal hllh oil JS.

Maxwell, elk ran D. Foust, pblc nurse J. pbli; sanirn J. mem bd hlth Parker, same VV. Newyomb, same Myers, same u.

Baumann, same iii. Boatman, same J. i'oust, trvl 26.SS 40.0(1 27.34 157.04 1,056.20 1,733.00 240.00 725.00 800.00 600.00 400,00 MIAMI COUNTY BUDGET REVIEW SHOWS REDUCTION made by the Miami County Council during its two day review ot all county budgets for 1570 bring the proposed county tax rate from $2.017 down to $1.774. The current, rate is $1.96. All proposed tax levies will be reviewed by the county tax adjustment board.

The biggest reductions were made in the general fund budget which was cut highway budget, and welfare appropriations, $26,160. The council adopted an ordinance providing for a retirement fund for all county officials and employes, but failed to appropriate any funds. Only four taxing units will pay less next year including Peru. Amboy, Erie and Jackson Townships. The r.ev proposed rates for 1970 are as follows: Townships: Allen, Butler, Clay, Deer Creek, Erie, Harrison, Jackson, Jefferson, Perry, Peru, Pipe Creek, RicMand, Union, S8.2462; and Washington, $6.964.

Rates for towns are Amboy, Bunker Hill, Converse. Denver, Macy, North Grove, Peru, and South Peru, Budgets approved without change were surveyor, coroner, Peru and Pipe Creek township assessors, jail and drainage board. 67.45 11.53 273,65 4.74 14.81 1.40 240.00 10.62 5.71 1S.30 6.07 1C.OO 15.00 311.67 274.76 20.22 11. SO 8.16 572 00 100.00 100.00 300.00 953.40 3,170.00 9.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 445.00 300.00 300.UO 10.00 10.00 10,00 75,00 1U.OO 1U.OO 3.UO 2S.10 2S.75 16.70 1SUO Hcnclrtuks, on sup Dr. C.

Thomas, rab cntrl J. Foust, suraa Davids, equip H. j)k reo bd mem sal te per am H. Short, same D. Hill, same J.

Parker, same L. Dawson, supt 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 1U.S4 26.50 56.5(1 1.75 2.02 Assault Case Is Dismissed The assault and battery charge that has been pending in the local justice of the pe ace court against LeRoy Brown, 20, of 1030 Woodlawn was dismissed Wednesday afternoon by Justice of the Peace Don Freehafer. The dismissal was recommended by Prosecutor George Wildman after 18-year-old South Bend girl who had accused him of attacking her refused to testify before the Cass County grand jury. The girl, Karen Jagodzinsky, came here on a subpoena but she said she is leaving the state and does not want the matter carried any further. Both Brown and his accuser had agreed to take a lie detector test regarding the alleged June 29 attack when Brown was first taken into court on the charge.

However, after the prosecutor arranged for the tests, both refused to take them. "Socialist Revolutionary Council" already may have started. Tripoli Badlo. said in a monitored broadcast Thursday the regime 'had moved tanks and 'troops into Benghazi, the second largest city and a center for Semissi tribesmen loyal to deposed King Idris. The radio, later "broadcast a call for all doctors and nurses to report to Tripoli Central Hospital and ordered military officers and pilots to return to their posts.

There was no elaboration. "The revolution will strike with an iron fist any reactonary and counter-revolutionary elements," said a Libyan News Agency dispatch that denied reports persons had been injured in street fighting. '(In Frankfurt, Germany, the captain of a Lufthansa airliner that had been detained in Libya said there was shooting in the streets of Tripoli Monday and Tuesday during the takeover but none after that. (Capt. Heinz Roeffen said there were tanks in the streets but he saw no one injured.

Foreigners were in no danger, he said. The regime released his -Boeing 727 Thursday for the flight to Frankfurt.) Spokesmen for the new regime said Britain, Greece and Turkey had turned down Idris' requests for military backing to return him to power in the northern African nation he had ruled since iis independence in 1951. The new Libyan regime announced Thursday it had won diplomatic recognition from the Soviet Union, the ninth such nation to accord such support. Most of the others were Members of the Arab bloc. Broadcasts on Tripoli Radio have warned Western powers not to interfere in Libya's internal affairs.

The regime has pledged to leave U.S. and British oil interests, worth $340 million annually, alone. Area, State, Nation Friday night, showers and where. Cool weather is in store for Northern tliundershowers are expected over the Up- New England and tfce Northwest Quadrant, Lakes Md-Misslii and Ohio valleys, with little change anticipated for the temam- the Eastern GriK, and the Southern Rockies. der of the nation.

Fair to partly cloudy sides are forecast else- TEMPERATURES Atlanta Boston Chicago Cleveland Denver .67 .62 .66 .66 .49 Duluth Fort Worth Jacksonville Little Rock Los Angeles .53 .70 .71 .68 .60 Miami New York San Francisco Seattle Washington 76 66 55 58 69 Youth Winners SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (UPI)Richard Ridings, 17, of Muskegon, and Lynn Epperson, 18, of El Cajon, have been named Mr. and Miss Christ's Ambassador-USA by the Assemblies of God. They were selected from 167 contestants in the denomination's annual scholarship competition and each will recieve a $300 scholarship to an Assemblies of God college. Judging was on the basis of academic achievement, character, and participation in school, youth, Sunday school and church activities.

The first toll roads built In Kentucky in 1836 cost $5,000 a mile, compared with more than $1 million per mile today. 1. aanib 17o.uO P. JSujHley, ex hlj) 2DU.UO rv. Cotuer, same 30U.OO Kuons, same 30.00 G.

Ecknmn. same 148.00 K. Le.bo, tame S. Finney, same Schrimoher, same -Velson, trvl L. Dawson, sanio Log'an Alunlu, utll Pitman Oil, Kar Ai mtr Jacksun-Kltchel, samo otli 'on Cuiztns uil, same Jiaker Spue, samo J.

dm miHnce N. Kiesling, cir ct 1. Whitenead, ct rept Brinley, per dm ct blf J. McCa-mmon, asU prob off 458.33 R. per dm 4.

SO (iO.O 1 300.00 SOU.00 52J.OO 375.00 prob comm 100.00 N. Becker, paup atiy 150.00 J. McCatnmon, trvl 30.00 R. Barrett, oth op 25,00 Lawyers Co-op, 16.00 West Pub, same 160.00 FREDERICK; L. BOWYEE, Auditor of Cass County, Indiana, do here-by certify that the above Is a true- and complete list ot claims filed, which were presented to the Board of Commissioners of Cass County, Indiana, at their regular meeting, Tuesday, Sept, 2, 19S8, and also Includes those certified by tho Judge of the Cass Circuit Court.

All those hereinbefore noted were allowed for payment. FSEDERJCK BOWYJSB Audi-tor of Cas3 County, Indiana Morris Resigns As Miami County Highway Engineer Norris, who is serving' as Miami County Surveyor and highway engineer, has resigned as highway engineer after the county council refused to grand his request for an extra deputy to assist in the surveyor's office. Norris, who has served as surveyor for a number of years, told the council that he would continue to serve as surveyor and would assist in highway work which 'has been contracted, In submitting his resignation, Norris stated that several couneilmen were blaming him for promoting the public em- ployes retirment program, and that by resigning he would remove himself from higher benefits he would receive under the program as highway engineer than as surveyor. Earl Yoars, chairman of the county commissioners, stilted that no action would be taken on the resignation until tho noxt regular meeting. Read The Want Ads OPEN SUNDAY 12:30 TO 5 DURABGPResS FOR LITTLE OR NO IRONING Warm cool stylus FASHION DUSTERS 3.99 4.59 Snap or button front coat stylos in cotton flannel prinls.

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