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Friday. May 24, 1974 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS Page 30 97 -Lot Subdivision OKd RULING ON AGE ASKED Loot Found In Room Of Man Fatally Shot Board By Zionsville Plan i Young JP Added To Loser's Lawsuit SpKiil tt Tkt Ntwt SIIELBYVILLE, Ind. The defeated candi-date in a Johnson County justice of the peace pri Highlights Sptciel la Tlx Ntwi DANVILLE, Ind. An estimated $3,500 worth of property believed taken in a Hendricks County residence burglary has been recovered from an Indianapolis Westside apartment. mary election race, amending a suit filed against the Johnson ry ti i i i i couiuy raecuon cuaru, nas asKea 1 Vi a Shelby Circuit Court to enjoin SUBURBAN NEWS 1 A the 17-year-old winner of the pri Specill It TIM Ntwi ZIONSVILLE, Ind.

The Zionsville Plan Commission has granted preliminary plat approval for the first section of a 97-lot subdivision to be built by Falender Homes. The first portion of the development along Ind. 334 west of Ford Road will include 32 homesites in the $35,000 to $55,000 price range. The area, which has already been annexed to Zionsville, will be served by the town's sewage system. The commission also voted unanimously to order the Zionsville American 1 post to remove a semitrailer from a parking place adjacent to the post hall on or before June 1.

Hendricks County sheriff's deputies said a search of an apartment rented to Terry McGrevy, 25, at 37304 W. 10th, yielded items believed taken Monday in a burglary at the rural Danville home of Max Poynter. McGrevy was fatally wounded when he and twocompan- for the summer term of the adult education program' in Washington Township. Individuals may register Monday through Friday from 8:30 a in. to 4 p.m.

or from 6 :10 to 9:30 p.m.. Monday through Thursday until May 31. For further information call 257-7221. Professor To Speak Or. James Riggs, assistant' professor of history and politl.1 i al at Indiana Central College, will present "A Study in Realism: The Diplomacy of i the American Revolution'' from 7 to 8:30 p.m.

Tuesday in Lilly' Hall 258. This is the last in a series on the Ameri- can Revolution and it is open to the public. home Wednesday. Investigators said items recovered from the apartment included part of a coin collection, televisions, stereo and radio equipment and a vacuum cleaner. Searchers also confiscated two pistols and a quantity of suspected marijuana.

Thomas L. Blomenstock, 30, and Frank Rady, 31, were be-1 i to have been Mc-Grevy's roommates. Bloomenstock remained in critical condition in General Hospital in Indianapolis today from wounds suffered at the time McGrevy was shot. Rady is being held In the Hendricks County Jail here in lieu of $30,0110 bond. industrial arts i a at Morrtstown High School.

He also will coach varsity wrestling. The board reinstated wrestling as a varsity spoil and also officially added girls' gymnastics to the athletic program. Mrs. Palene Hanta, a faculty member at Morris-town, was named to coach gymnastics. Mrs.

Charlotte Mi Keloid was also hired to teach kid-dergarten at Morristown. Course For Adults ions were surprised by Sheriff Russell Carmichael and two mary from continuing as justice of the peace. Amending a suit filed in April challenging the legality of registering the teen-ager as a candidate, Robert VV. Condit, 44, asked the court for a decision on wheth in a burglary at-a rural Pittsboro deputies tempt at Griffin Carmel Planning Unit OKs Subdivision Plats er a person under 21 can legally hold public office. He added the name of the present justice of the peace, Marc L.

Griffin, as a defendant. Griffin defeated Condit 407 to 315 in the May primary election for the Republican nomination for White River Township justice of the peace. Griffin first was appointed to the justice of the peace position by county commissioners and Registrations are being Branch Office cepted at the J. Everett Light Career Center, 1901 E. 86th.

Tune in for 26 minutes LEBANON, Ind. The In-d i a a Employment Security Division will open the first of several new satellite offices June 3 at Lebanon, 122 S. Meridian. of uninterrupted tun. Sptcitl tt Tlx Ntwt CARMEL, Ind.

The Carmel Plan Commission has accepted subdivision plats involving constructon of 524 new homes. Largest of the proposed subdivisions would divide 181 acres northwest of here into 245 lots under the name of Village Farms. John F. Coppes, director of the appointment was confirmed by Gov. Otis R.

Bowen. Condit had requested the suit be moved to Shelby County, and he now has asked for a change of judge from Shelby Circuit Judge Robert D. Ellison. Ellison indicated yesterday he would grant the motion, but a new judge has not been named. Contending he is the "only Another major proposed development is a 185-lot subdivision between Mohawk Road and Ind.

234 just west of Gray Road, under the name of Brookshire North. Keystone Square Co. also has submitted plans for a 16-lot development just north of 106th and east of Ind. 431. Final plats were accepted on the proposed Eden Estates north of 116th and east of Ind.

431. The plans call for division of the land into 43 building sites. The commission also received plans for a proposed Briarwood subdivision, including 35 lots on 53 acres along the east side of Gray Road north of Ind. 234. the division, said the office will offer basically the same services as the agency's larger offices and will process unemployment insurance claims each Wednesday, beginning June 5.

Claims had been taken at the municipal garage. Greenfield Unit Told Sewer Cost Sptciel tl TIM Newt GREENFIELD, Ind. Residents of Greenfield's Bowman Acres subdivision may have to pay as much as $4,884 per household for installation of sanitary sewers, the Greenfield City Council learned last night. Mayor William Blue confirmed the engineering estimate for sewer service to the 103 homes in the development calls for an expenditure of $500,000. The council took the project under advisement.

Condit eligible candidate," Condit asked The first worldwide television series for children shows how children in other lands live, work, play and grow up. "Big Blue Marble" is presented as a public service by ITT. 8:30 AM, Saturday, WTTV, Channel 4 The best ideas are the Tl I II 1 1 ideas that help people. JL -1 JL Shelby Teachers Hired Lions Plan Bulb Sale Members of the Pike Township Lions Club will conduct their annual light bulb sale June 3. Copies of the 1974 Lions Club telephone directory will be delivered during the sale.

the court to enjoin Griffin from continuing as justice of the peace and to appoint Condit as the new J.P. Griffin, who will be 18 tomorrow and is believed to be the youngest person ever to hold public office in Indiana, captured all four White River precincts in the primary. Speaking of the suit, Griffin "It was just MORRISTOWN, Ind -The Shelby Eastern School Board has hired two teachers and added two sports to the Morristown athletic program. Philip H. Morris, 28, rural some political move against me and it failed." Greenfield, has been hired as Walkers SAT Eagle-Union Board OKs Salary Boosts One man war! CELEBRATES THE INDY 500 Special tt Th Newt ZIONSVILLE, Ind.

The Eagle -Union Community School Board has established new salary schedules for all employes not covered by a recently signed contract be Driver Killed In Crash Near Columbia City A rural Pierceton man was killed today when he was struck by a truck on U.S. 30 about 3 miles west of Columbia City. State Police said JOHN A. STEVENS, 25, was crossing the highway from north to' south when he was struck by a westbound semitrailer truck driven by Kenneth B. Hurtun, 32, Danville, 111.

Hurtun was not charged. The 1974 Indiana traffic toll stands at 367, compared with 595 fatalities reported by this' DAYS OF tween the board and the dis trict Classroom Teachers WITH 5 from $2 an hour for beginning cafeteria cooks to $3.40 for noncertified personnel. The board also agreed to contribute $26,000 toward the remodeling Bridgeport School in Marion 's Wayne Township. The school is to be the site of a special education program which will the West Central Joint Services Co-operative, of which the Eagle-Union system is a member. Sharpe said Eagle-Union's share will be appropriated from the school corporation's cumulative building fund.

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