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THE MUNCIE EVENING PRESS, FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1991 'Space Mirror' Memorial for 15 dead astronauts unveiled at Kennedy Space Center By MARCIA DUNN most recent addition to the memorial after AP aerospace writer dying last month in a commuter plane crash in CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. Fifteen Georgia; he was on NASA business at the time. families stood quietly, some holding hands, His widow, Dana Carter, attended the others weeping, during an emotional dedica- ceremony with their two daughters. Five gold tion of a glossy granite monument that honors stars marked the spot on the monument where America's 15 astronauts who were killed on his name will be carved. the job.

"I'm still quite choked up. Particularly the The families were summoned one by one to fly-by, that gets you every time," said Grace the 4-story-high "Space Mirror" near the end Corrigan, mother of teacher-astronaut S. of Thursday's ceremony. After everyone had Christa McAuliffe, who died with six others gathered, Vice President Dan Quayle placed a aboard Challenger in 1986. large wreath at the base of the monument.

For Martha Chaffee, the hardest part of the Nearly 2,000 people, including dozens of ceremony was seeing the other grieving astronauts, watched the ceremony at Kennedy families. Her husband, Roger B. Chaffee, was Space Center. one of three astronauts killed in the Apollo 1 "With this dedication of the astronauts spacecraft fire in 1967. memorial, we have etched forever in time the "It's been long.

I'm just so pleased it's courageous sacrifice of 15 historic men and finally happened," Mrs. Chaffee said of the women," said master of ceremonies Eugene memorial. Cernan, commander of the last Apollo mission. "Space Mirror" is the first monument Fifteen white doves were released, and honoring all astronauts killed on the job, four astronauts flew training jets overhead in including the four who died in training jet the missing man formation. accidents.

Beth Williams' husband, Clifton C. One of the jet pilots was to have been Williams was among those four. He died in Manley "Sonny" Carter Jr. He became the 1967. 800 0 SPACE MIRROR Kennedy Space Center in Florida was memorial to astronauts who have died in the service of NASA.

The the scene of a dedication ceremony of the "The Space Mirror," a memorial is 42 feet high and 50 feet wide. AP Laserphoto. Classified Display Classified Display Dying couple kept a diary By JOE BIGHAM Associated Press writer FRESNO, Calif. An elderly couple whose car got stuck on a snowy mountain road left behind religious poetry, funeral instructions and a diary of the more than two weeks they survived before dying of exposure. In one passage written to their children, Nada Jean Chaney, 68, lovingly described the death of her 75-year-old husband, Kenneth, Mariposa County Undersheriff Pelk Richards said Thursday.

"She said it was so peaceful that she hadn't realized that their father had passed away," Richards said. The diary said the couple had been stranded in their car for 18 days when Chaney died. "She was expecting to go next and gave funeral instructions," Richards said. It wasn't clear how long she survived after her husband died. The family asked Richards not to release the diary.

The Chaneys had moved from Southern California to Mariposa, in the Sierra Nevada foothills, just weeks before their deaths. Woman says Smith told her no one would believe he raped her By DANA KENNEDY Associated Press writer PALM BEACH, Fla. The woman who says William Kennedy Smith raped her told police she had a harrowing night in which she was overpowered, assaulted, cursed and told that no one would believe her if she cried rape. According to a graphic, detailed affidavit authorities released Thursday, the 29-year-old woman said she ran from Smith but he tackled her. When she tried to push him away, she said he pinned her down, "slamming his chest" against her.

At one point, she told police, he yelled "stop it, bitch," when she continued to struggle. Later, she said, he told her no one would believe her if she said he raped her. Smith, the 30-year-old nephew of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, was charged Thursday with one count of sexual battery and one count of battery.

Rape is classified as sexual battery in Florida. Smith, who has maintained he is innocent, says he is worried and saddened but expects to be exonerated in court. The woman's lawyer, David Roth, says his client felt relieved and vindicated. The woman said in a statement that had she known she would be identified publicly she might not have gone through with the case. The supermarket tabloid The Globe, NBC News, The New York Times and other media identified her by name.

Misdemeanor charges have been filed against The Globe, and authorities said charges against The Times and NBC are being considered. "Had I known my name would be released, it might have dissuaded me from going through with this," the woman said. "Rape needs to be reported to keep others from going through what I went through." Bush will slow down a bit By TOM RAUM two public events from his schedule per Associated Press writer WASHINGTON President Bush i is cutting back his hectic schedule because of his thyroid problem but only a little. A day after Bush's physician told him to slow down, Bush was flying to New Jersey today to dedicate- two new buildings at Princeton University. Aides said Bush most likely would make the trip with the heart monitoring device he has worn since Monday still strapped to his waist.

Although the president decided to continue with the trip, and a commencement address on Sunday at Hampton University in Hampton, on Sunday, he canceled a planned trip on Monday to Chicago. Bush's chief physician suggested Thursday that the president slow down while he is undergoing treatment for the overactive thyroid gland that caused his heart disorder. But Bush's press secretary, Marlin Fitzwater said the president would only cut one or In Judge says some Noriega transcripts will be released MIAMI (AP) A federal judge in the Manuel Noriega case ruled that while edited transcripts of the case could be released to the public, hearings regarding classified documents must remain closed. The decision Thursday by U.S. District Judge William Hoeveler was aimed at settling a simmering dispute over secrecy in the case of the former Panamanian leader and government efforts to guard classified information.

It was a partial victory for prosecutors on the one side and defense and media on the other. Noriega sat quietly during the hearing, clad in his four-star general's uniform, and didn't address the court. His trial on charges he accepted $4.6 million in bribes from Colombia's Medellin drug cartel i is set Classified Display BILL GADDIS Chrysler Plymouth Dodge Mazda MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL 1991 DODGE CARAVAN Stock Family Value 7-Passenger, Cruise, Tilt, Air, R.W. Defrost, PDL, Auto. Air Bag, Tinted Glass, Luggage rack, S.B.R.

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PAGE 17 Legal Notices CLAIMS ON FILE AT DELAWARE COUNTY AUDITOR'S OFFICE AS OF ADVERTISING REGISTER TREASURER. DELA COUNTY 143.26, SHERWOOD CATHERINE 72.75, COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK 14.50 GRAND TOTAL 230.51 WITNESS MY HAND AND OFFICIAL SEAL OF OFFICE THIS DATE OF (SEAL) KENT RIGGIN SP31563 Delaware County Auditor NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Yorktown Plan Commission of Yorktown, Indiana, will hold a hear. ing on the following petition: Evan Park Extension, by David Foreman, which is a proposal to subdivide 1.3 acres into four lots. The property is located on Evan Park Road, Yorktown, Indiana. The hearing has been set for May 22, 1991, at 6:30 p.m., in the Meeting Room of the Yorktown Town Hall at 720 West Smith Street, Yorktown, Indiana.

Interested ties may voice an opinion upon hearing comments date the file amend- written concerning ment. The petition and file include a legal description of the property and drawings showing the layout of proposed lots and streets. These may be examined in the office of the Commission in the Yorktown Town Hall in Yorktown, Indiana. YORKTOWN PLAN COMMISSION OF Yorktown, Indiana BY: David C. Stiffler, Sr.

SP31460 Secretary NOTICE OF PETITION TO VACATE A PUBLIC ALLEY AND OF THE HEARING THEREON BEFORE THE TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF EATON, INDIANA State of Indiana, Delaware County, SS: To: The Citizens of the Town of Eaton, Indiana: You are hereby notified that Peggy M. Padgett and Michael A. Murray, Sr. have filed a petition with the Town Council of the Town of Eaton, Indiana, to vacate a portion of a public alley described as follows: A 15 foot wide north-south alley lying between Lots 25 and 28 in George W. Bosman's Second Addition to the Town of Eaton, Indiana.

reserving, however, all existing easements over and across the same for public utility uses. You are further notified that said petition will be heard and determined by the Town Council of the Town of Eaton, Indiana, on Tuesday, the 21st day of May, 1991, 7:00 p.m., at 600 East Harris Street, Eaton, Indiana. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Clerk of the Town of Eaton has affixed her signature and official seal this 7th day of May, 1991. (SEAL) LOIS A. HAGGARD Town Clerk of Eaton, Indiana SP31461 CLAIMS ON FILE AT DELAWARE COUNTY AUDITOR'S OFFICE AS OF ADVERTISING REGISTER THOMAS BUSINESS CENTER 10.95, JACKS CAMERA SHOP 140.98, TREASURER, DELA COUNTY 14,267.26, INDIANA EMP SECURITY DIV 434.68, LACAL EQUIPMENT, INC.

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Any bid received after the above designated time will be returned unopened. The proposed construction will consist of: Removal of the existing 8' C.M. Pipe Arch and construction of new One Span Prestressed Concrete Box Beam Bridge (1 span at skew 20 degrees right, clear roadway) at approximate centerline Station and all other work Incidental to the construction, all as more fully set forth in the Plans and Special Provisions. The Contract Documents, including Plans and Specifications are on file in the Office of the Board of Commissioners of Delaware County, and the office of Beam, Longest Neff, 8126 Castleton Road, Indianapolis, Indiana 46250, for inspection. Plans and Specifications can be purchased for the nonrefundable sum of $25.00 per set at the office of Beam, Longest Neff, 8126 Castleton Road, Indianapolis, Indiana 46250.

Proposals shall be property and completely executed on the Proposal Form furnished to bidders. and must be accompanied by an executed Non-Collusion Affidavit and Form No. 96 as prescribed by the Indiana State Board of Accounts for any bid of Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000.00) or more, Wage rates for this work shall be not less than the prescribed scale of wages as determined pursuant to the provisions of IC 5-16-7-1 thru 4. Proposal and Performance Guarantee: Each bid shall contain the full name of every person or company interested in it and shall be accompanied by a bond or certified check on a solvent bank equal to five percent of the total bid, that if the bid is accepted, a contract will be entered into and the performlance of its proposal secured A performance bond with good and sufficient surety, acceptable to the County, shall be required of the successful bidder in the amount equal to at least one hundred percent of the contract price, conditioned upon the faithful performance of the contract. The Contractor shall execute payment bond to the state, approved by and for the benefit of the political subdivision or agency, in an amount equal to the contract price.

The payment bond is binding on the Contractor, the subcontractor and their successors and assigns for the payment of all indebtedness to a person for labor and service performed, material furnished, or services rendered. The payment bond must state that it is for the benefit of the subcontractors, laborers, material suppliers, and those performing services. The surety of the payment bond may not be released until one (1) year after the Board's final settlement with the Contractor. No bidder may withdraw his bid for period of sixty (60) days after date set for opening of bids. The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to reject or all bids and to waive any informalities in bidding.

Board of County Commissioners Delaware County, Indiana Cordell Campbell Jack Peckinpaugh Ron Bonham ATTEST: KENT RIGGIN Auditor, Delaware County SP31464 would not go home and rest and would not cut back on his private schedule of meetings and staff time. "It's not much," Fitzwater said in terms of Bush's plans to trim his sometimes frenzied schedule. In his Princeton remarks, the president was expected to lash out at a favorite subject, the Democratic-run Congress, Fitzwater said. He will speak about "presidential powers" and efforts by Congress to intrude upon them, Fitzwater said. "He'll talk about the problem of micromanagement of foreign policy by the Congress," Fitzwater said.

The president, like President Reagan before him, has bridled at restrictions the Congress has attempted to place on foreign-policy decisions. The president also will renew the administration's drive for a constitutional amendment to give him authority to veto specific items in spending bills, while. approving the overall legislation. Classified Phone 747-5777.