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a a a a NAY 12, 1972 SEYMOUR DAILY TRIBUNE, SEYMOUR, -INDIANA PAGE THREE Neal Re-Elected State GOP Chairman INDIANAPOLIS (AP) The roster for the Republican State Central Committee was compiete today with Mrs. Frances S. Leach of Plainfield the final member seated. Mrs. Leach, Hendricks County vice chairman, was elected vice chairman for the 6th District at a special meeting Wednesday night.

Election of district officers was 'held up when the committee deadlocked in the reorganization meeting Tuesday. Incumbent chairman John W. Bailey Greenwood, and Paul H. Green, Zionsville, each received six. votes.

The state committee named Bailey chair. man Wednesday. The state committee reelected its chairman, James T. Neal, editor and president of the Noblesville Ledger. He told a news conference after the state reorganization meeting it is "not my intention" to stay on as chairman beyond the June 23 1.

I.U. Ballot Count Saturday Ballots for the election of an Indiana University alumnus who will serve on the 1. U. board of trustees will be opened Saturday at Bloomington. Dr.

Joseph M. Black, of Seymour, a past president of the Indiana University Alumni Association, is one of 10 didates seeking the trustee post now held by Robert H. Menke, of Huntingburg, Menke, who has served two three-year terms on the board as an elected alumni representative, is not seeking re-election. In addition to Dr. Black, other candidates for the board of trustee's post include John R.

Ax, Linton, attorney; William L. Garrett, assistant director of student services at Indiana Vocational Technical College, Indianapolis; Suhail S. Hanna, Bloomington writer and editor; William T. Hornaday If, Bloomington, attorney; Jan Jonas, Bloomington, academic counselor at I. Sally Lied, Bloomington, 1.

U. law student; Morris G. 1 McKee, an I. U. graduate student at Bloomington; Alex Soverly, director of instructional media for East Chicago city schools; and Gilbert B.

Young, a South Bend businessman. Viet Continued from Page One Jackson reported. "No hard figures are available, but the city is not as busy as usual. What little industry there is has been affected. The greater the fear, the more complete the measures." The Canadian delegation to the ICC has a four-man office in Hanoi, and Jackson visits there periodically.

He said civilians have been leaving Hanoi since the North Vietnamese offensive in South Vietnam began March 30, apparently in anticipation that the United States would renew its air attack on the Hanoi-Haiphong area. The U. S. Command has reported that American fighterbombers attacked military targets in the Hanoi area three times since April 16. The North Vietnamese government charged that residential districts of the city itself were attacked and there were many civilian casualties.

Jackson said he and his men have seen no evidence of American air attack on the central part of Hanoi, but he added that the Canadians don't move about much. Nhan Dan, the official North Vietnamese newspaper, claimed today that American bombers had knocked out or seriously weakened flood control dikes in many areas of the country's four southern provinces, from about 85 miles south of Hanoi down to the demilitarized zone. George Elmand Services Set Funeral services for George Elmand, 52, 811 West Laurel street, will be conducted at 2 p. m. Sunday from the Free Pentecostal Church of God at Austin.

The Rev. Noal Spicier and the Rev. Eza Schouse will officiate. Burial in Campbell Cemetery. Friends may call at the Voss Mortuary after 12 noon Saturday until 12 noon Sunday, and at the church from 1 p.m.

Sunday until time of services. Mr. Elmand died Wednesday morning at his home. He had been in failing health for 17 years. B'town B'town Continued from Page One an Indiana University.

student majoring in law or probation to take over some of the duties of his office and gain practical experience. A similar grant request filed from Bartholomew County was connected with a request by the city of Columbus for a drug and alcoholic rehabilitation program. Brownstown had requests for replacement. officer while regular officer attends the Law Enforcement Academy and for new mobile radio. Another request was filed by the Jackson County sheriff for three replacement officers while regular county police attend school later this year.

All requests will be reviewed by the state crime commission on May 26. SENTENCE IN DEATH GREENFIELD, Ind. (AP) Henry J. Turner, 23, Indianapolis, was sentenced in Hancock Superior Court Wednesday to 2-21 years for conviction of manslaughter. He was convicted in November 1969 in the beating death of Charles E.

Dale, 39, during a robbery. The conviction was upheld by the Indiana Supreme Court April 4. Turner had been free on bond pending the appeal ruling. Bicycle GOP state convention. However, Neal left the door open by adding, "'We'll cross that bridg when we come to it." Neal estimated' nearly $100,000 in debt has been retired by the party since he took over Jan.

13. He said the two per cent assessment collected monthly from state patronage employes now is bringing in $35,000 to $40,000. The assessments were halted. by Gov. Edgar D.

Whitcomb while John K. Snyder was state chairman. Neal said a all party candidates who have paid their filing fees for the party's state convention will be invited to a briefing session May 19 at state headquar. ters. The Veterans Administration says special treatment and diagnostic care units in its hospitals increased by 63 to 789 during the fiscal year which ended June 30.

Continued from Page One schools. After that, the championship rodeo will begin. This is the second year for the bicycle rodeo in connection with a bicycle safety education program promoted in all the grade schools as a joint effort of the county Extension service, representatives of the various parent-teacher groups, Seymour Jaycees and Seymour police. Officials said participation last week exceeded that of a year ago and interest in the "city championship" is running high. INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK INDIANAPOLIS (AP-USDA) Hogs barrows and gilts uneven, under 240 lb steady; over .240 lb 25-75 lower; trading fairly active; 1-2 200-240 lb 27.00- 27.50; 62 head 28.00; 1-3 200-240 lb 26.50-27.00; 2-3 230-270 lb 25.50- 26.50; 2-4 260-290 lb 24.50-25.50; 3- 280-330 lb 24.00-24.75; soWS steady to strong; 1-3 320-600 lb 22.25-22.75; a few 23.00.

Cattle 100; calves none; supply mostly cows selling steady; cows utility and commercial 25.00-26.50; cutter: 23.50- 25.50; canner 21.00-23.50. Sheep none. MAGIC LAND MOBILE HOMES 11 Mile North of Franklin on Hwy. 31 We Specialize in New MOBILE HOMES UNDER $5000 All Styles and Decors Free Delivery Set Up Lowest Interest Rate in the State Open Monday Thru Friday 9 a. m.

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Jones Seymour Continued from Page One Foundation and served on the 1968 student Rose Bowl committee. In medical school he was active in Nu Sigma Nu medical fraternity serving as president in 1970-71. He was employed as an extern at Community Hospital, Indianapolis, and at Shelbyville. Jones is married to the former Martha Roland of Tell City. Beginning July 1, he will start a four -year program of training in obstetrics and gynecology at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill and he and his wife will live at 21 Oakwood Drive there.

After he completes his specialty training, Jones plans to set up practice in a fairly small town, possibly in Indiana. VanScyoc is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth VanScyoc, 900 West Eighth street. He is a 1964 graduate of Seymour Senior High School where he was a member of the football team for four years.

He attended Wabash College at Crawfordsville where he was a member of Phi Gamma Delta fraternity. While in medical school, he was accepted as a member of Alpha Omega Alpha medical honor society. VanScyoc is married to the former Emalee Brackemyre, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.

Harold Brackemyre, of Seymour R1. He will begin an internshipresidency program in family practice at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis on July 1 and he and his wife will live at 1156 North Whitcomb avenue there. Wiethoff is the son of a local surgeon, Dr. Clifford Wiethoff, and Mrs. Wiethoff, West Drive, Sunset Parkway.

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Wiethotf Jon VanSeyoc He is also a 1965 graduate of Seymour Senior High School where he played on the varsity basketball team which was the 1965 regional champion. He attended Indiana University at Bloomington where he was a member of Beta Theta Pi and the Indiana University Student Foundation. In medical school, he was an active member of Phi Chi medical fraternity which he served as president in 1971-72. He worked for two years as an extern at St. Francis Hospital, Indianapolis.

On June 17 he will marry Miss Nancy Louise Sproull of Elkhart. Beginning July 1, he will start a four -year residency training period in surgery at Marion County General Hospital, Indianapolis, and will live in Indianapolis during this time. Two Arrested On DUI Charge State and county police arrested two motorists late Thursday on charges of driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor (DUI) and lodged them in the county jail at Brownstown. Jeffrey D. Corn, 24, Seymour, was arrested at 10:14 p.

m. by Sgt. Richard D. Barker, of the Seymour state police post. Albert Boeldt, 43, Chesterfield, was arrested by county police at 10:35 p.

m. on charges of no operator's license and the DUI charge. Rain Forecast For Indy 500 Time Trials First day of qualification runs for the Indianapolis 500-mile race will get underway Saturday in spite of a weather prediction calling for a 30 per cent chance of showers. The National Weather Service said southerly winds moving in advance of a low pressure area over the Plains states will bring increased cloudiness to Indiana Saturday morning with a chance of scattered showers in the after noon. Highs Saturday are expected to range in the middle and upper 70s in northern Indiana, in the high 70s to around 80 in the central part of the state and in the low 80s in the south.

The extended outlook calls for partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures Sunday through Tuesday, with showers ending Sunday, but starting in the northwest again Tuesday. Lows during the period are expected to be mostly in the 50s, with highs mostly in the 70s. Carrie Brooks Service Saturday, May 13, 1977 10:30 A. M. BURKHOLDER.

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