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Drury, who since 1981 has not paid a fine for parking tickets he has received at the county courthouse in Lebanon, has been summoned to City Court on at least 20 of the violations. That's how many city officials say he accumulated last month alone, but the judge will have an opportunity to challenge an ordinance he contends is invalid. He is scheduled to appear before Lebanon City Judge Richard B. Porter on June 25. City Attorney David F.

Truitt said Friday that Drury could have received as many as 200 tickets since January. Drury said he believes he has not violated the city's parking ordinance, under which his car has been ticketed regularly for four years. He also contends the ordinance is not valid and says he will hire a lawyer to prove it if necessary. "I have problems with this ordinance in that they are treating people unfairly, and not just me but everyone," the judge said. I don't feel anybody is above the law, including me.

But I don't think I'm parking illegally, and I don't think their ordinance is valid." Drury said his car has been ticketed regularly since the downtown parking ordinance went into in 1981 and that he has never paid a fine. He said this is the first time he has been summoned to court for non payment. The city gives each county officeholder two permits, which allows for undisturbed parking around the courthouse. Drury says he gives the permits to his court employees because he is not around the court house long enough, except for trials, to take advantage of them. "Is it fair for a Circuit Court judge in any county to go out every two hours to move his car so he won't get ticketed? If I'm in the middle of a trial am I supposed to tell the jury, 'Excuse me, but I've got to leave so I can move my car so I won't get a parking It's just ludicrous." The city ordinance allows up to two hours of continuous parking in.

the downtown area, including the courthouse square, before tickets are issued. Fines for the first violation are $2 if paid within 24 hours and can go as high as $100 for the third and subsequent violations. The judge declined to elaborate on why he thinks the ordinance is invalid, saying he wants to discuss the matter with an attorney. As for being ticketed unfairly, he referred to a day in February when he made three round trips from the courthouse to appointments never returning his car to the same courthouse parking spot and never parking for more than two hours at one time. Yet, he added, his car was ticketed three times.

City Attorney Truitt said the city, under new Mayor Ann Garof-folo, hired a full time employee last summer to enforce the ordinance. He said the position was added to appease downtown merchants, who complained that rampant violations were denying valuable parking space to prospective customers. Not only are there more tickets being issued, he said, but more people also are not paying. He noted that Drury is not the only person who has been summoned for nonpayment, but he invited the judge to pursue his intentions to challenge the ordinance in court. Hitachi AMFM Cassette Recorder Portable ACDC with 2-way speaker sound.

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s2) SUPERSTORES MICHIGAN OHIO INDIANA TEXAS I COLOR IB REMOTE IIP CONTROL ff 1 1-YEAR SERVICEp Li'u'uWintt II "We will enter southern Lake County, an area which offers a good climate for business development," Miller said. "With 9V4 percent of Indiana's population. Lake County is third in total state bank deposits and loans, fourth in total commercial loans and fifth in total trust assets." Indiana National holds options on more than 30 percent of Lowell national stock. Directors of Lowell National have agreed to vote their shares of stock in favor of the proposed sale. Founded in 1903, Lowell National reported 1984 year end deposits of $89.6 million with assets of $104.9 million.

In addition to its headquarters facility, Lowell National also operates branch bank facilities in Lowell and Cedar Lake. It employs 52 people and has three locations. The transaction is expected to close before year's end with the purchase price equal to 140 percent of shareholders' equity at the time of closing, up to a maximum of $64 a share. If. however, the transaction closes after year's end, the price per share would be increased by a proportionate amount of any increase in shareholders' equity.

Historic school destroyed by fire ASSOCIATED PRESS Livermore. Maine A pre dawn fire Friday destroyed a historic one-room schoolhouse at the Norlands Living History Center, where thousands of today's youngsters got to participate in a re creation of 19th-century classroom life. The building was fully engulfed by flames when firefighters arrived at the scene around 5 a.m. Indiana National Bank will acquire Lowell National Bank of Lowell, it was announced Friday. Under terms of the agreement.

Lowell National will become a subsidiary bf Indiana National said Indiana National Chairman Thomas M. Miller. No changes in personnel, operations or policies are planned. The acquisition in Lake County is the fourth announced by Indiana National since passage earlier this year of state legislation permitting multibank holding companies in Indiana. On May 7.

the corporation announced the completion of agree-1 ments to acquire Union Bank and Trust Co. Delphi; Lafayette National Bank. Lafayette, and Fidelity Bank of Indiana. Carmel. Bank heist suspect gets about in style UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Fresno, Calif.

Police said suspected bank robber Gary Riley fled the scene of his crime in a chauf feur-driven limousine for the second time. In the latest robbery Wednesday. Home Federal Savings tellers gave police a description of the getaway sedan and officers later stopped the Cadillac limousine on a freeway. They apprehended Riley. 25.

and driver Shane Hite. Police said they recovered an undisclosed amount of cash taken in the holdup and a pistol the robber displayed to a teller. Detectives, who said Riley also used a limousine in a May 31 bank robbery, released Hite. who knew nothing of the robbery. Corner AT I-46S AND ALLISONVILLE RO.

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