1 18 MUNCIE STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1963 Steam Heat Probation Officer Will Hearing Is Conduct Purdue Workshop Chief Probation Officer David ployment Development, U.S. De- Thursday Local objectors who are opposing the discontinuance of steam heat in downtown buildings will get an opportunity to present their case Thursday morning. THE INDIANA Public Serv. Ice Commission will conduct a hearing on the matter at 9:30 a.m. in the Board of Works room at City Hall.
The Indiana and Michigan Electric Co. wants to discontinue its steam heat service it now provides to eight municipal, 50 domestic and 194 commercial customers in downtown Muncie. I says it would take more than $1 million to replace the antiquated equipment now in use. The company contends the system has lost money in seven of the past 10 years. THE ELECTRIC company wants to discontinue the service at the end of this winter, but objectors have called for more time in order to install alternate means of heating.
Most of the objectors, including the city, community schools, and several private individuals, are asking a delay of at least two years. The county government, however, has announced it will fight the complete proposal. Optimists Hear Talk Russia Trip R. F. Bevins, former manager of Sears Roebuck store in Muncie, was guest speaker at the Muncie Noon Optimist luncheon held Wednesday in the Delaware Hotel.
Bevins recently returned from trip to Russia, spoke of first hand observations and impressions of Russian life and culture. Bevins said that Russia to him seemed to be a "Land of Contradictions and by the same token while speaking about Russia it was difficult to avoid contradicting oneself. Bevins illustrated his talk with color slides he took on the trip. He said that only on one occasion was he advised not to take pictures and then he felt that the real reason was that the Russian did not feel proud of the subject being photographed. The Russians for the most part live a rather drab sort of existence, but seem to be contented because it is the only way of life they know.
Bevins pointed out that in traveling a distance of 230 miles, he only saw two passenger cars, but lots of trucks. Telephone directories were non-existent in Russia, he said and most of their churches were made into museums. Bartenders Fined, Jailed by Tanner Two Muncie bartenders were given 10 days in jail and fined $115 each Wednesday for selling a six-pack of beer after hours. Tried in City Court on charges of illegal sale of alcoholic beverages were Basil Rigney, 28, 1205 W. Eighth and Boyce Dean Brannon, 24, 1424 E.
Willard both employes of Timmies Bar, 714 S. Walnut St. Also in court, Judge Walter G. Tanner told three Selma boys to "behave yourselves and eventually he would dismiss charges of malicious trespass against them. It was reported to Tanner Thursday that the sign the boys are accused of tearing down reportedly has not been damaged.
The defendants, James Dickover, Timothy McKelvey and John R. Norris, had pleaded guilty to the charges in City Court on Tuesday. Second Hospital Fund Dinner Set A kickoff fund raising dinner for the proposed Delaware County Community Hospital will be held from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday at the Masonic Temple.
Meals will be served during those hours, and proceeds will go toward promoting the fundraising campaign. WHO COULD REFUSE HIS DOG THE BEST PROTEIN- RICH 00G Choice of Beef or Liver Two Men in County Jail Seek Release on Writs Two Muncie men held in the torney, the men were arrested Jackson are being held Ridge was sentenced to 10 years worked by its author 15 times in filed petitions for Oct. 24 on a preliminary charge any formal charge against them. at the Indiana Reformatory Feb. four years, is on its way to County Jail writs of habeas against of but formal charge But Chief Deputy Marion Cun-26, 1958, in Circuit Court.
He Broadway. corpus burglary, no Eric Rudd, a freelance transday, claiming they are being held By law, a defendant can be held men are now being held on war- in connection with a holdup at the the many revisions necesary in Sheriff if Harry Howard Wednes- has been filed. nington stated Wednesday the two was convicted of armed robbery lator at the United Nations, illegally. for seven days on a preliminary rants for parole violation. They Food 1600 N.
Walnut his drama diplomacy beElmer Lee Ridge, 31, 1435 E. charge. If no formal charge, is Street. cause of the rapid shifts in world 22nd and Lowell Jackson, 35, filed within that period, The preliminary burglary events. de- originally were arrested on pre1603 N.
Milton filed the peti- fendant is to be released after burglary charges, but later the charges, stemmed an at- The production is scheduled to tions in Superior Court. Accord- seven days have elapsed. State Parole Board issued war- tempted safe burglary Oct. 25 at start a 20-week tour in Deceming to Robert Long, their at- The petitions claim Ridge and rants, according to Cunnington. Producers Dairy, 401 ber, preparatory to arrival here.
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Among the noted speakers scheduled to give addresses during the, day-long conference a re Gov. Matthew Welsh. Lt. Gov. Richard O.
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