Vidette-Messenger of Porter County from Valparaiso, Indiana • 6

6A The Vidette-Messenger, Wednesday, July 15, 1992 Localstate Developers to help pay town services Many hurf by twister (Associated Press) the wreckage in Kendallville TWilicrht Tuesday. the twister. About 30 homes were damaged by KENDALLVILLE (AP) A tornado that tore across two subdivisions and a shopping area slightly injured more, than 25 people, but narrowly missed a busy fairgrounds and caused no deaths or serious injuries. "We've been very fortunate," Mayor Jeff Smith said late Tuesday night. City officials prepared to begin damage surveys today, the first step in asking the state for emergency aid.

"It looks like the damage will be well over $1 million," said Noble County civil defense director Russ Carteaux. Fire department spokesman Jim Beck said the tornado touched down around 3:30 p.m. during a driving rainstorm. The funnel cloud struck the downtown area, damaging several businesses, then apparently skipped northeast and touched down again among homes and businesses near the edge of town. "It just looked like total devastation," Smith said.

The 4-H fairgrounds, where the county fair began Sunday, lay between the damage, but was untouched. Council by Tom Patterson The Vidette-Messenger KOUTS Developer Harley Snyder received final plat approval Monday for Country Meadow subdivision. The Plan Commission ap- proved Snyder's S.W. Corp. plan, but the 62-lot subdivision to be built south of Merit Steel must still pass Town Council scrutiny.

"We have to meet requirements set forth by town engineers regarding sewer processing capacity in town before town planners will allow the subdivision," S.W. engineer Dave Pilz said. To accommodate that capacity, the subdivision will be built in three phases Hthe first phase, on the south end of the subdivision, hiving 21 lots. The houses will be built in a 7-acre section, each lot no smaller than 9,360 square feet, as stipulated in a variance granted by the commission in May. S.W.

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8.95 Capellini Angel hair pasta with rose ragu alia Gubbio, a red mushroom-meat sauce.servedwitha petite salad. Entrees members. Forty percent of those must be real estate agents, developers or builders or associated businesses. Letters of application will be received until June 24 at the Clerk-Treasurers office in Town Ha" A review of names submitted will be held prior to the July 27 meeting of the council. residents Street.

Resident Larry Stevens said the plans could turn the ditch into "Peterson River," which present a danger to area children. He also suggested with the present plans maintenance of the ditch could be costly to the town. The council voted unanimously to turn the suggestions over to the Storm Water Management Board. for repair mile east of 1-94, for bridge reconstruction through today. 1-8094 restricted to two 12 foot lanes and no shoulder from just west of SR 51 to just east of SR 249, for resurfacing, until Dec, 18.

1-94 restricted to one 18 foot lane and no shoulder from SR 249 to SR 49, two lanes open during daylight (6 a.m. to 9 p.m.) and one lane open during night time (9 p.m. to 6 a.m.) Monday through Thursday in both directions, for under-sealing and structure widening, until Nov. 30. ignores debt Bosma, a member of the House Ways and Means Committee, launched their preemptive strike in a news conference at the Capitol on Tuesday.

"All of us would have money in the bank if we did not pay our bills and at the same tune kept borrowing more and more," said Bosma. "That is the way Evan Bayh has man-: aged the state's finances." The two Indianapolis Republicans said the state has delayed millions in payments and borrowed millions more in bonds, and that the surplus would be erased if the figures were fully reported. "It's not business as usual," Mills said. "The state is not in the condition the governor is trying to portray." State Budget Dirctor Frank Sullivan said Tuesday night that the charges by Mills and Bosma were "nothing new." hope it goes not coming there. Indiana says it's not welcome there, either.

"Thanks to our solid waste laws, a train car filled with garbage cannot legally be unloaded in Indiana," Gov. Evan Bayh said Tuesday. "We will make sure that the law will be enforced." The trash has been wandering the Midwest since June 22. Mechanical trouble has kept the train sitting in Streator since Monday. On Tuesday, inspectors for the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency counted 41 cars of trash, 30 of them leaking.

founder dies Purdue University and Harvard Graduate School of Business, Hook became a store manager for Hook Drug which was founded by his father, John A. Hook, 91 years ago. Hook died Monday. discimination inmates with disabilities in its facilities. Department Commissioner James E.

Aiken is named as defendant. Among the plaintiffs is James Bell Yager, 58, executive director of the National Prisoners Rights Union and a well-known prisoners' rights advocate. The inmates are incarcerated at various facilities statewide. Kevin Moore, a department spokesman, said he could not comment- on the specific allegations in the lawsuit because he had not seen it. CHESTERTON The Town Council is seeking volunteers to serve on a new panel to institute "impact fees" on developers in town.

The impact fee would require developers to help the town pay for additional municipal services due to growth. Under state law, the town is obliged to form an advisory council of between five and 10 Ditch plans concern CHESTERTON Five families residing on Union Street in Chesterton petitioned the Town Council Monday to make some changes in the proposed reconstruction of Peterson Ditch. The petition stated that the current ditch plans would destroy wildlife and trees along the ditch. Jeff Cernich, who presented the petition to the board, said th ditch should be enclosed in a pipe between 19th and 23rd Several roads closed The County Highway Department will close County Road 450W, between County Roads 550S and 650S, for bridge repair on Thursday. Other road closings are: State Route 8, from SR 49 to U.S.

421 for bridge replacement over JCoselke Ditch, 1.9 miles east of SR 49, until Aug. 25. Detour uses SR 49, U.S. 30 and U.S. 421, adding 17.5 miles of travel.

U.S. 20 restricted to one lane with no shoulder from less than a mile west of 1-94 to Domby Road to less than a Charge: Surplus talk INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -Two Republican lawmakers lambasted Gov. Evan Bayh and today's expected announcement that Indiana has a budget surplus of more than half a billion dollars. Sen. Morris Mills and Rep.

Brian Bosma said the state has delayed millions in payments and borrowed millions more in bonds, and that the surplus would be erased if the figures were fully reported. "If Gov. Bayh had paid the state's bills on time and had not piled up hundreds of millions of dollars in new debt during the state fiscal year which ended June 30, Indiana-would be flat broke," said Mills, who chairs the Senate budget subcommittee. Mills said Bayh was expected to announce of $550 million to $570 million in the Year-End Fiscal Report to be released today. He and Hold your nose and STREATOR, 111.

(AP) A trainload of oozing garbage should get a proper burial by the end of the day, said a spokesman for the waste hauler responsible for the trash mat has stunk up three states and threatened to taint a few others, including Indiana. The rank railroad cars were due to head east out of Streator through Indiana toward the end of the road, said Dana Eisele, spokesman for TENNSV Inc. of Oklahoma. But he would not say where the 2,200 tons of New York City garbage would wind up. New York says it's not coming home; New Jersey says it's Son of Hook Drugs INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -August F.

"Bud" Hook, chairman emeritus of Hook Drugs and son of the founder of the five-state drugstore chain, has died at his home. He was 85. After receiving degrees from Nine inmates charge INDIANAPOLIS (AP)- Nine disabled inmates in the custody of Indiana Department of Correction have accused the department of discriminating against them in a federal lawsuit. The suit claims the inmates are denied access to programs and services provided to other inmates. They believe it violates their civil rights and the Americans with Disabilities Act, passed by Congress in 1990.

Requirements of the act are being phased in over a two-year period. The class-action lawsuit was filed Monday in U.S. District Court in Indianapolis. It claims the department has at least 100 in An American flag left behind from a flies over tornado "It just skirted around that area," Smith said. Ellen Christian was home with her 1-year-old daughter, Ashley, and two other girls when the tornado struck.

"I heard a ripping sound and saw our wall started to blow down," she told the Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette. All four escaped uninjured. Alden Taylor, a spokesman for the State Emergency Management Agency, said 25 people were treated at McCray Memorial Hospital in Kendallville for minor injuries and released. Three others one adult and two children were admitted to the hospital, but their injuries were not serious, he said. next stop Breakdown of the probable costs, according to S.W.

engineers, are $54,647 for sanitary sewers, $46,700 for storm sewers, $75,882 for water and $120,453 for streets. Other stipulations set forth include a barrier to be built between Merit Steel and the subdivision, which town planners made sure would be part of the initial phase. Street lights were again discussed at the Plan Commission meeting. "Each house built will have a photo sensitive yard light that owners must maintain," Pilz said. Considerable discussion centered around a 2-by-300 foot sliver of property adjacent to the main street in the subdivision, but not part of it.

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The Friends raised $2,200 last spring from a used book sale, reports Roberta Pierce, secretary of the organization. "There's always a long line of people waiting for the sale to open," she said of the Friends preview night before the main sale. "It's amazing. I wonder when they find time to read all those books," she commented of those who leave with boxes of literary bounty. The organization also has monthly board meetings, and biannual member meetings, which usually include a guest speaker.

The Friends board of directors consists of people from throughout the county, as the organization is designed to benefit all the libraries in the county's system. Anyone wishing to become involved with the organization or to donate books for future book sales may contact any library branch in the county, Pierce added. 11 Attorney Rice has practiced law in Porter Co. for 20 years CALL 762-7711 to reserve your place at this free seminar (limited to 20) PLAIKmiG YOUR ESTATE with Clifford J. Rice Attorney at Law estate technique will best fit your situation avoid lengthy and expensive probate establish your health care wishes preserve assets from catastrophic illness or accident FREE SEMINAR.