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record of County news SUPERWALK ROUTE OS 75 woTr I reviewed by Terry Andoroon The following criminal suits Karen Sue McGuirt and Michael Greenwood, secretary. Gary Joseph Bush, 28, WhiteUnd, go service representative, and Linda Courts. Marriage license applications were filed recently in the Johnson county clerk's of were settled recently in Johnson McGuire, divorce. Roeer and Vicki DeMoss vs Circuit Court before Master Kay Ransdell, 29, Indianapolis, 2 Thomas J. Conte apl Paul Gray, dba Commissioner Baron 0 North advertising representative.

a 2 Cordova Rancher Association, com- fice: CIRCUIT-Crlminal LaGrange: Gerald Norman Julian, ji.ii Dlaint for damages. State vs Donald L. Shoemaker 1 JJiSJ 100 1 Franklin, carpenter, and Linda Lou 3 Dougherty, 28, Whiteland, school bus Liberty Loan Corporation vs James Frank and Violet Sue Llndsey, com Nlolas Tibby, assault and battery with intent to commit a felony driving while license suspended charge dismissed. driver.v'"'' (transferred from Greenwood City State vs Garland Blackledge: theft Jack Edward Shepherd, 20, New" Court). of more than $100; guilty plea Whiteland, engine rebuilder, and Mola L.

Deree. violation of the con plaint filed. CIRCUIT-Clvll Rebacca Ann Limp and John K. Limp, divorce. Beneficial Financial Company vs accepted, one to five-year sentence trolled substances act (transferred Susan Marie Yose, 19, new Whiteland, insurance representative.

suspended, fine and costs waived, from Greenwood City Court). Defendant placed on active probation Lewis V. Sheek, 64, ureenwooa. 5 Thelma Sharp, complaint filed. Dennis banditry, first for three years.

"i decree burglary and theft Robert Lorenzo rrazier ana dentist, and Wenonah Marjorle Brewer, 68, Franklin, teacher. 1 State vs Ray L. Hendley malicious Jonelle A. Frazier, divorce. (transferred from franklin city trespass; guilty plea one Patsy I.

Roberts and Veston E. year sentence suspended. Defendant Court. SUPERIOR-Criminal Roberts, divorce. 11 placed on one year probation, Vickie Bevis.

et al, vs Robert SUPPORT Ronnie D. Toler. two counts Eugene Bevis, et al, complaint for ordered to make restitution to victim and ordered to serve 52 weekends in damaees. the Johnson County Jail. Hamilton public Intoxication and contributing to the delinquency of a minor (transferred from Franklin City Allen D.

Goltra vs Cline King and State vs Brenda Sue Melton: enter Johnson Co. Beck Professional Corporation, et at ing to commit a felony; guilty plea Court). Fairgrounds complaint filed (change of venue accepted, one to five-year sentence David L. Church, driving while in- from Bartholomew County). suspended, fine and costs waived.

toxlcated (transferred from Beverly Ann Mitchell and Paul MARY GALBREATII FOR CLERK-TREASURER Franklin VOTE DEMOCRAT Greenwood City Court). Defendant ordered to make restitution to victim. Additional charges of ft Edwin Mitchell, divorce. Marriage license application Jefferson Kenneth W. Ferrell second theft and auto banditry dismissed by Ronald Dale Beicner, 17, degree burglary (transferred from Greenwood City Greenwood, laborer, and Julia the prosecution.

State vs Michael Conner: disorderly conduct and resisting arrest; guil SuperWalk set Jackie inabmtt, leaving tne scene Miller, 18, Greenwood. Robert L. Sparks, 37, Indianapolis, Hundreds of participants are expected to take part in of an accident and failure of duty at an accident (transferred from Greenwood City Court). machinist, and JWary V. Turpin, 30, ty plea accepted, two to six-month sentence suspended.

Defendant fined $10 and costs. Additional charge of commuting an injury upon a police SuperWalk .75, a fund raising drive for the March of Dimes. Saturday. In Johnson countv. participants are to SUPERIOR-Civil W.E.

Stephens Manufacturing otncer dismissed by the prosecution. State vs Stanley G. Broden, Michael Welch, Calvin Graves and Company, et al, vs John F. assemble at the Johnson County Fairgrounds at 8 a.m. Saturday to begin the SuperWalk which will cover 25 kilometers (15.6) miles in the Franklin area.

The route is shown on the above map. McCreary, complaint filed. THIS WEEK OCJLY $20 usually $67 Acupuncture Staple for Losing Weight Ruth Ann Kelly and Michael James Carlos Rojas: theft of less than $100, guilty pleas accepted; six-month sentences suspended except for eight Kelly, divorce. Jamie Kocher and John JrKocner, days already served by defendants, divorce. fines and costs waived.

Michael Newhouse and Linda State vs David A. King: possession Newhouse, divorce. Associates First Finance Corpora of a controlled substance; judgment withheld on defendant's guilty plea. Moore to speak to religion cluster tion vs Ernest and Violet Warner, 801 South Meridian Street Indianapolis, Indiana Phone 632-2842 Appointment Only Supervised by Licensed Physician Defendant placed on active complaint on note. probation for one year.

Associates Financial Services State vs Gladys C. Norton: entering Company vs Jon Paul and Sharon to commit a felony: guilty plea Scott, complaint on note. 1 committee and the cluster's Dr. Harold u. Moore, senior Sharon A.

Davis and Thomas L. accepted; one to five-year sentence suspended, fine and costs suspended. staff consultant at the Midwest board of consultants. Davis, divorce. Defendant ordered to make restitu Development Center inolum bus, will address the fall con tion to'Vlctim.

The board of consultants in State vs Averv Rowe: sale of Just moved in? sultation meeting of the Franklin HAL WALLIS SUED cludes Rev. Frank Alexander, executive director, Edna Martin alcoholic beverage without a permit: guilty plea accepted, 100-day College religion cluster Wednes LOS ANGELES (UPI) (EDITOR'S NOTE: The following column was. written by Dally Journal staff writer Terry Anderson. It li the first in a series of regular music reviews to appear in the Daily Journal.) y. Along the way things happen.

This was to be review ot the new Pink Floyd album "Wish You Were Here.v which is currently atop the "Billboard" sales survey after only three weeks on the marjcet. The thing that happened was the release of "Man-Child," the newest statement from keyboard genius Her(bie Not to take anything away from Pink Floyd but "Man-Child" is the perfect way to begin any music review column and it deserves the full attention of any music critic. About two years ago after Hancock's brilliant album "Headhunters" exploded and catapulted contemporary jazz into the popular sales market (it was the very first jazz album to sell more than one million copies in one pressing) he admitted that he had looked upon rock music with a iaun-- diced view. He termed himself an elitist and confided that he really wanted to play "With the. funk that Sly Stone plays." With Man-Child he has definitely reached that point and touched a plateau even farther.

He has touched stones with -Gershwin, Ives, Ellington and, yes, Sly Stone. From the beginning, "Man-Child" is a self-conscious statement. The first cut entitled "Hang-up Your pops with a bristly staccato beat and expands into a swelling Ellington type piece complete with the big band swing. From there Hancock travels into a mystical mood with "Sun Touch." In a retrospective style he traces steps back to his roots with Miles Davis. Abstract and weaving, the melody floats on puctuated percussions and swelling bass lines.

Thoroughly a fluid song, "Sun Touch" lends a quiet mellow feeling almost a lullabye to the listener. Unfortunately, the mood is broken by the weakest song on the entire album. "Traitor," true to its title is the traitor to this album. Too long and too thinly spread it is very reminiscent of "Headhunters" but without the vitality of that earlier piece. That is not to say that this cut is bad, it just isn't as good as it could be.

Good fortune smiles though and side two quickly returns to the positive side with a soft piece titled "Bubble." Gentle, tumbling piano and bass provide an unusually light, almost visual picture of bubbles. Showing the influence that funky Sly Stone has had on his music, Hancock swings into the nifty "Steppin' In It." Very bouncy, the son is balanced by Paul Jackson's deliberate but sassy bass lines. To cap this eight-minute roller coaster song is Stevie Wonder's harmonica dueling with Hancock's vibrant synthesizer. 7 "Steppin' In It" not only shows that Hancock has learned to play funky he has also learned to give some of the spotlight to his band. Closing this marvelous alburri is the creative and inspiring "Heartbeat." Plusing subconscious percussions and the airy electric piano give this cut the depth that its title signifies.

There are a lot of people who are afraid of jazz. Yes, afraid. Once they said it was too sinful, too earthy. Now, those skeptics call it vague and unintelligible. Wrong, it is neither.

Like Ellington once said "Jazz is essence." And Herbie Hancock's "Man-Child" is, the essence of progressive (not aggressive) jazz. Random notes Simon and Garfunkel fans (who isn't) may be interested 6 to watch the Night which is on at 10:30 p.m. on Channel 8 (NBC). Simon will host the 90 minute show, and wilLbe joined Jar, old. colleague Art the Gait' It seems that former Yes keyboard showman Rick Wakeman is planning a new American tour which will include a 20-minute section from his first movie "Lisz-tomania." Roughly about the musician Franz Liszt, the movie also includes who, but with Roger Daltry (Tommy) and in the title role believe it or not, Ringo Starr as the A medical hearing specialist addressing the annual convention of otolaryngologists (inner ear specialists) revealed that several years of investigation show inner ear sensory icells are severely damaged by prolonged exposure to loud rock music.

Dr. Barbara A. Bonne of the Washington Univer- sity School of Medicine reported that after listening to 2Vi hours of 90 decibel disco music, several test animals suffered irreversible damage to their hearing. Don't turn it down to please the neighbors, do it to save your ears. Christian Center, Indianapolis; day at noon in the alumni lounge Movie producer Hal Wallis was sentence suspended.

Defendant fined $100 and costs. sued for $1.5 million Wednesday Dr. Ralph J. Beatty, executive secretary, Indianapolis Baptist of the Campus Center. Dr.

Moore will speak on "Counseling Students in Preparation for State vs Donald L. Shoemaker; no by Claire Huffaker, a top writer operator's license: guilty plea accepted, fine and costs suspended. Association; Rev. Robert H. Hammond, minister of Christian of western stories, over the movie "Rooster Cogburn." Forms of Modern Ministry.

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And my basket is full of useful gifts to please your family. Take a break from unpacking and call me. State vs William Decker: entering Dr. Moore earned Bachelor education, Indiana Baptist to commit a felony; guilty plea of Divinity degree at Colgate- Huffaker contended the just-released movie, a sequel to accepted. Defendant sentenced to one year at the Indiana State Farm.

Convention, Indianapolis; Rev. Louis R. Holtzclaw, campus minister, Ball State University, Muncie; Dr. A.E. Lacy, "True Grit," "utilized and Rochester Divinity School, Rochester, N.Y.,- and his Doctor of Ministry degree at Andover Newton Theological School, State vs Pilate L.

Graves: failure yield right-of-way; guilty plea embodies the ideas and con minister, First Baptist Church, cepts advanced" by Huffaker in conversations with Wallis. In a accepted. Defendant fined $20 and costs suspended. Newton Centre, Mass. He also Bloommgton; Rev.

Robert lihiwina Greenwood Leas, chaplain, IUPUI, In Superior Court suit, the writer holds a B.A- degree from Ottawa, Kan. and a S.T.M. degree from 5J5-SJ4J SM-1324 "r'm9 w-M dianapolis; Dr. Harold Mincey VV The following criminal and civil suits were filed recently in Johnson Circuit and Superior civil suits were filed recently in Johnson Circuit and Superior said he was not given credit; nor paid, for his ideas. said he was not riven credit: nor paid, for his ideas.

minister, First Baptist Church, Dubuque Theological Seminary, Columbus; and Rev. Jeanine Dubuque, Iowa. ll 1 Rae, counselor, Buchanan Since 1974, Dr. Moore has been Counseling Center, Indianapolis. 1- senior staff consultant with the Midwest Development Center.

The religion career cluster Jn He has also served as a counselor campus committee is composed in the Pennsylvania cities of of faculty and student members rZwWFURMITURE CO. Wm Wayne, King of Prussia and Faculty members are Mary Ann Valley Forge, and has completed 17 years of service as a pastor. Collier, director of activities; JFI uiuitci aun imifFZSZSTZVM Dr Richard Graham-, associate Dr. Moo? frlceivedyis" prtfessorof 'Thomas R. Klink Memorial Fellow" at the Menninger Foun Hooa, professor or matn; Dr.

Robert Kahan, professor of jour dation, Topeka, in 1970-7J, nalism; Dr. James McKnight, a one-year residency in supervisory training. He is a member professor of history; Dr. James Aydelotte, assistant professor of of the Association, for Clinical Pastoral Education and the history; Miss Alicia Pianca, associate professor of Spanish; American Personnel and Guidance Association. and Robert M.

Murphy, Roscoe i'. wmmimmm W. Payne, professor of The fall consultation meeting philosophy and religion and I of the religion cluster is a joint chairman of the religion career meeting of the cluster's campus cluster. SKATE RECREATION CENTER 1265 N. Madison Ave.

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