The Terre Haute Tribune from Terre Haute, Indiana • Page 14

14 TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNFSaturday, Nov. 9, Asked In Two Suits For Damages TOSS FOR IT Benjamin G. Cox Elected Head of Rose Poly Board Suits seeking $80,000 in damages were filed in two Vigo courts Friday. Nettie Hoopingarner, 2601 4th filed a suit seeking $50.000 for an Injury she allegedly received when she fell down the steps of a home owned means, bv the defendant on Nov. 1966.

The suit names Helen Ellis. 2700 4th as the defendant, and charges her with failure to properly maintain the dwelling. and absence of adequate hand-1 rails and lighting on the steps. The plaintiff claims she suf fcred injuries to her back and other parts of her body that arc of a permanent nature. A suit was filed in Superior Court by John J.

Kemp. 1610 Ti1c annual Club 5th seeking $30.000 for sponsored each year ELLENDALE, Minn. (APT flip of a coin won a scat on the EHendale Village Council for Don Marcus, who fin ished election with a 134-to-134 vote deadlock with Russell Nelson. Mayor Leroy Miller tossed the coin Thursday night in front of the EHendale Canvas- as chairman of the board of sing Board. Marcus won on the managers for Rose Polytechnic fourth flip of a three-out-of- Institute during the an- five toss.

nual fall meeting, which was State law provides that in held at Lingen Lodge across local governmental elections, the RPI campus a tie is broken by some fair PRANKSTER ST. LOUIS (AP) There was one absentee ballot the St. Louis Board of Election Commissioners count Friday. pleaded a note in a ballot envelope mailed from a serviceman. am being held prisoner against my will in an Army duffel Dec.

6 Set for Sentencing Two in Records Theft Case The sentencing of two Judge Ralph Johnston, accused of taking $8.000 worth of merchandise from Columbia Records, was continued Friday Vigo Circuit Court because of a delay in the preparation of pre-sentence reports. Fred E. Klepper, 32. 210 N. 13th and James B.

Gallagher, 731 N. 9tn appeared be- Club Bamboo Annual Dance Is Tonight The senior partner of the law sortium of Western Indiana, a firm of Cox, Zwerner, Gambiil The board of managers also formalized effort by Rose, Inand Sullivan was elected Friday elected a new member to its diana State University and St. Haute, Indiana State and Amer- ranks and welcomed a member Mary-of-the-Woods College to ica Bar Associations, named in June to his first meet cooperate in areas ranging from Wheeler, a native of Terre ing. calendar and convocations to Haute and graduate engineer Maynard C. Wheeler, retired closed circuit television.

ifrom Purdue University, was; chairman of the board of direc- The group also heard a re- instrumental in the growth of tors of Commercial Solvents port on the requirements for Commercial Solvents from a Beniamin Cox, who was elected to the Phase II of the Cen- fledgling company to one of the FnRT worth px (APT been a member of the board raising to 24 the num- tenmal Development which has leading chemical com-' ru i managers since 1962 and vice her of the governing body of a 1974 target date for comple- panies. When it appeared chairman for the past two vears.l the college. tion. Wheeler, who rose to plant to jump from atop the 14-1 rected verdict of acquittal, and succeeds Henry Y. Offutt.

a Frank P. Thomas Jr. of In- The new chairman of the manager in his first six years Fort Worth National Bank'Judge Johnston granted the mo- Rose Poly alumnus andldianapolis. president of the Bur- board of managers has an en- with CSC, was elected A 1K nit tion NO JUMPER who set Dec. 6 for sentencing.

The charge against both men is theft. In other court action, the judge granted a directed verdict not guilty in the case of James R. Funk, 47, 2217 Sycamore St. The ruling abruptly ended trial on a charge of desertion of his wife and four children. Funk, whose attorney was Robert H.

Brown, was accused of leaving his family 3 years U)Q. ago. After questioning Mrs. Funk, Brown moved for the former chairman of the board ger Chef Systems, mean- gineering background, having of the company in 1959 and a tm ok 'a Tad of the Kentucky Louisville. Dr.

Richard F. Trust Co. of while attended his first meeting received his B.S. degree in en- chariman of the board in of the board which Friday heard gineering at the University of He was closely associated unit and a chaPlain roared Bergmann, academic, commission, finanei Michigan in 1937. The Terre an impressive series of scientif-To the scene.

REAPPOINTED INDIANAPOLIS (APT James R. Fleming, president and publisher of the Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette, was reappointed to the Indiana Port who served as chairman of endowment and development Haute native was admitted to ic achievements and break-! Police c.apt. L. E. Woods, a board from 1960 to 1966, the bar in 1939 after being grad- throughs, including the mass specialist in talking persons out elected vice chairman of the The governing body of the uated from the University of production of penicillin and the of jumping off buildings, was group.

John T. Rovse, president institute showed an enthusiastic Michigan School of Law. development of the all-import- Police learned the of the Merchants National Bank, response to a report by Prcsi- His memberships include the ant crystalline form of this first man was a workman waving to sion Friday by Gov. Roger D. Bamboo, and Walter L.

Osmer, were dent Dr. John A. Logan on the Order of the Coif, Phi Kappa great antibiotic during World a police cadet not to put a ticket'Branigin. His term expires July by the elected treasurer and secretary recently formed Collegiate Con- Phi. Tau Beta Pi and the Terre War II.

on his windshield. 1, 1972. personal injuries he suffered Memorial Union Board of the result of an auto accident Indiana State University, is on May 18. Named as co-: scheduled to begin at 9 defendants are Roy A. Ford, this evening and continue until; 2415 Liberty and George; midnight.

The affair extends a Nasser, 514 S. 4th St. The Polynesian atmosphere as the suit charges the defendants steering committee strives for with failure to maintain a prop- that er lookout and failure to prop- Attending couples will be erly maintain the brakes and greeted bv hostesses clad in steering mechanism of the car sarongs. Once a couple has been owned by Nasser, but which wasj to their table, they will driven by Ford at the time of 0ffered non-alcoholic bever- the accident. ages prepared to resemble alco- The accident occurred at the h0ijc drinks.

Entertainment will intersection of Third and Vor- hp provided by the hees Streets and was allegedly: singers and dancers will caused when Ford drove Nas- ajs0 entertain to complement ser car into the rear of the the theme, plaintiff car. The highlight of the evening Kemp claims he suffered a will come at 11:30 p.m. when peck injury which is permanent tho 1968.69 Bacheior of the Year nature and caused him in- bp annouDced Candidates, cur medical and hospital penses and loss of income. ex- BENTI TO SPEAK HERE TUESDAY sponsored by the campus fraternities and residence have conducted vigorous cam paigns during the past week for' the votes of the female students, i who voted Friday. The general chairman for this A member of the Columbia event is Kay Cahill.

The Broadcasting (CBS); steering committee is composed award-winning newscast team of Patty Butwin, entertainment; will be in Terre Haute Tuesday Cyndi Knudsen. tickets; Linda to address the Sociology Collo-' Kruse, guests; Marty Murzyn quium at Indiana State Univer- and Kathy Sanders, refresh- sitv. Benti is a graduate of ISU. ments; Kathy Prother and Pam Joe Benti, who worked with Reuter, decorations and Beth the CBS team covering the pri Bitzegaio, publicity, maries, both major national conventions and the elec ADppCT AAAHF tions, will address the dnmuc urn at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the r.r,T-rnivT T1I ti Tirev Memorial Union His topic DOI.TON, 111.

AP) Theo- will be, Media and fore James Framak 22, of Dot- American ton- arrestad Fr'day The lecture is a part of a and charged with the seminar conducted by Dr. Narsi a Hammond, Patel, associate professor of'oan association Oct. at ISU. Framak, a house painter, was Admission is free to students. faculty and the public.

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