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Mortlay, March 27, 1972 The Pharos-Tribune Press, Loqsrsport, 3 Weather: Area, State, Nation 10 Traffic Deaths Recorded Over Weekend NATIONAL 3.2-4 WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST to 7AM EST 3-28- 29.77 29.53 30.24 BAN FRANCISCO ham, 43, Indianapolis, was Ronald G. Moore, 19, Indian- driving a car which tried to pass apolis, was killed Saturday aft- another auto and collided ernoon when his motorcycle and headon with Fleener's auto, a turning car collided on U.S. 40 Mrs. Durham was hurt critical- in Plainfield. ly.

Rich, her brother, was riding Frank H. Campbell, 72, Vans- with her. Her stepdaughter, 8- coy, died Saturday in a LeroyFleener 36, Bloom- year-old Deborah Durham, also LaGrange hospital of injuries ington, and Jasper Rich, 58, was hurt. suffered Friday night when his Columbus, were killed Sunday 2 Burn to Death Ten weekend traffic fatalities raised Indiana's 1972 death toll to an even 300 compared with 320 a year ago. Two double-fatality wrecks occurred in the final hours of the 54-hour weekend.

larger truck hit the slower moving pickup in the rear. Killed Friday Night John Stephenson, 21, Lima, killed Friday night 30 and plunged down an embankment 11 miles east of aUlZCLCU A'J luajf pickup truck and a larger truck Haven Thomas Edward Smith, 19, 409-415 E. UW WEATHf FO1OCAST RAIN AND and thunderstorms are forecast from the Gulf coast through the Southern and Middle Atlantic States with rain from Arkansas northeastward into tfce Ohio Valley. Rain mixed with snow will occur over the Middle Mississippi Valley with snow over the Upper Mississippi Valley across the Northern Plains to the Rockies. Some snow flurries are also expected over the Central Rockies and extreme Northern Maine.

It will be colder in the Northern Plains. MINIMUM TEMPERATURES Atlanta 46 Duluth 17 Boston 24 Jacksonville 54 Chicago 32 Kansas City 35 Cleveland 32 Little Rock 55 Dallas 53 Los Angeles 48 Miami 65 Minneapolis 23 New Orleans 63 New York 32 Phoenix 44 New Books At Library New non-fiction books at the Loansport Cass County Public Library are: Taber, My Own Cape Cod. Hamby, Winds Of Change. Struchen, What Do I Do Now Lord 9 Cummings, Why They Call Him The Buffalo Doctor. Strouse, Applause.

King, The Rites Of Modern Occult Magic. Grunberger, Hitler's SS. Holzer, The Prophets Speak. Sondheim, Company. rieht in a two-car collision on Joseph Kline, Chicago, and collided on the Indiana Toll tte Indiana 37 bypass on the Arthur Bernhart, Tinley Park, Road in LaGrange County.

The Goshen dled earl Saturday Martinsville southside. Ill, were killed Sunday night on gators said Mrs. Lydia Dur- Interstate 65 in Tippecanoe County north of Lafayette when a Jeep and a tanker truck collided. Police said they burned to death in the wreckage of the smaller vehicle. Both victims were passengers in the Jeep operated by Arthur Eloz, 19, Chicago, which was reported to have been moving slowly when it was smashed from the rear by a tanker a Goshen hospital of injuries suffered earlier that morning when his car struck a concrete culvert along an Elkhart County road.

Robert Eichorst, 19, Misha- suffered Friday when a truck he was driving smashed against the side of a Chesapeake Ohio Railroad locomotive on a Michigan City crossing. GOLDEN RULE DEPARTMENT STORE MEN'S BOYS' FLOOR driven by Leonard Dillingham, Richard Wolf of Lafayette nearly witnessed the wreck. He was burned slightly pulling Eloz from the flaming Jeep. Eloz was hurt critically. Dillingham was hospitalized.

Putnam County Crash Timothy L. Stout, 18, Indianapolis, was killed Sunday night Sen. Harfke To Bock Humphrey With Sen. Vance Hartke out of stop in his home state, to speak latest UPI tabulations of the race and in his corner, Sen. in Duluth, before swinging down delegate strength showed Mus- Guide.

Cutlip, Effective Public Relations. Marley. Handwriting Analysis Made Easy. Pfeiffer, The Emergence Of Man. Bedau, Justice And Equality.

Better Homes and Gardens, Blender Cook Book. MacPherson, Collision Repair and hurtled over an embankment along U. S. 231 in Putnam County. Three passengers were injured slightly.

John Mudd, Gas City, was killed early Sunday when his car went out of control on Indiana 18 in Grant County near the Blackford County line. Authorities said the car hit an id a post. Hubert H. Humphrey took his presidential campaign "home" to Minnesota today while his leading Democratic challengers stumped across the border to win Wisconsin's April 4 primary. Hartke, in withdrawing from the battle for the Democratic nomination, said Sunday in Milwaukee that he would "devote my full energies" to Humphrey's bid for another shot at Richard M.

Nixon. The Indiana senator had been a dark horse from the moment he declared his candidacy and his endorsement promised a further boost in Humphrey's rising political stock, especially in the May 2 primary in Indiana. But the former vice president showed no sign of overconfidence and planned only a brief PRISON DRUGS MANILA (UPI)-The existence of an alleged narcotic syndicate in the National Penitentiary in Muntinlupa is being investigated by Philippine prison authorities. Justice Secretary Vicente Abad Santos said some prisoners have become blind because of drug abuse. He charged that the syndicate, composed of prisoners, is being protected by some penitentiary officials.

into Wisconsin. The four men given the best chance to beat him there already were on the scene. Sen, Edmund S. Muskie, seeking to regain his image as the front-runner, and Sen. George S.

McGovern of South Dakota both headed for Madison to appeal for liberal backing. Sen. Henry M. Jackson of Washington and Alabama Gov. George C.

Wallace sought to zero in on the Green Bay vote. New York Mayor John V. Lindsay set out on a tour of northern Wisconsin and Rep. Shirley Chisholm of New York also headed for Madison. A total of 12 candidates will be on the Democratic ballot, including Hartke, whose name will remain despite his decision to pull out.

As the contenders focused on Wisconsin's 67 delegates, party officials in Iowa announced the results of elections for 34 of the state's 46 delegates to the Den.ocratic National Convention. Muskie captured 14, McGovern 12 and the other 8 were uncommitted, although Humphrey supporters claimed most of those would back their man. The remaining 12 delegates will be chosen at a state convention next month. With the results in Iowa, the kie in the Wallace 75; Humphrey Chisholm lead with McGovern Lindsay Rep. Wilbur D.

Cox, Between Earth and Heaven. Robinson, Putting Together. The Story Dancey Honored it AH By Peru Legion MiUs, and 130 uri- Tomkies, Duke: committed. A total of 3,016 votes John Wayne. are available, meaning it will Highet, Explorations.

take 1,509 to win a majority and the nomination. In other political developments: Republican Leader Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania Thomas Gray, said he felt Humphrey had the Turner, Federal Radosta, M.Y. Times Complete Guide To Auto Racing. Sanderson, Invisible Residents. Gray, Complete Poems of "Bill" Dancey was honored at a birthday- banquet Friday night as Glen Owens Post No.

14 marked the American legion anniversary. A citation for meritorious service in the field of sports was Of presented Dancey. He has worked to secure full athletic Service scholarships for ap- best chance beat Muskie Entrance Examinations. proximately 50 high school for the Democratic nomination. Hayes, American Deserters athletes.

GOP National Commit- In Sweden. The local man scouts for the tee said in its weekly publics- Wax, Indian Americans. University of Corpus Chnsti tion "Monday" that Hum- Sloan, Scenic South Carolina. Texas; Emmanuel Junior nhrey had real cream Madden, Thank You For The College, Georgia; Southwestern puff" in dealing with Wallace's Giant Sea Tortoise. Junior College in Oklahoma candidacv.

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When they didn't arrive back in December, the editor had to order duplicates by phone, and they arrived on time. No one seems to know where this package has been laying since it was postmarked Dec. 21. At least this wasn't as bad as the Perm Central mail car full of mail that was found recently in Maryland after being lost for 25 months. Attention police departments: A federal grant recently made possible the purchase of 180 dictionaries for the use of the St.

Louis Police Academy. Purpose was to improve the policemen's language and spelling in making their reports. Loganland residents are eligible to compete in canoe and home- built raft races to be held May 6 on the Wabash river, with trophies going to the winners. The only restriction is that one crew member must be at least 18 years old. One of the raft races will be a 400-yard sprint, but the other will be over a six mile course beginning near the Purdue universitv campus.

All canoes will be provided by the (Quarterback society of Purdue's Navy ROTC without charge other than the $3 entry fee per team. Complete rales for the races and entry forms are available from Quarterdeck, Navy ROTC Unit, Ag Annex Purdue. 4 man earning $10,000 a year in 1966 subsequently got raises adding up to 30 percent until, this year he was making $13,000. But says Tax Foundation, higher taxes and inflation have so cut into his higher wage that this year it actually buys him $119 less than his $10,000 salary in 1966. (The man in this hypothetical case had a wife and two children.) The Marion scnool board has bought portable burglar alarms costing about $120 per unit for use in the schools that have been hit most frequently by burglars.

There have been nine burglaries in the Marion schools, costing almosTJTSooT since the opening of the school year. The small alarm units that are being tried are triggered by movement within a room and emit a loud siren. They also can be used to activate lights or a tape recorder. Indiana now has the dubious distinction of paying more than any other state for earn federal aid dollar it receives. Tax state during the past year In crants-in-aid, the federal government collected $1.61.

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