2 Chronicle-Tribune, Marion, Indiana April -17, 1981 From C-T Staff, Wire Services. bond set by Federal Magistrate Gene, B. Lee. Mrs. Cline could not be reached for comment Thursday night.
A Federal grand jury indictment filed April 9 alleged the Clines paid no taxes during 1974 and 1975. They are charged with failing to pay $9,842.42 in taxes for 1974 and $7,743.91 in 1975. The indictment said they filed joint tax returns for the two years and had income of $54,369.24 in 1974 and $29,881.82. in 1975, Ready said. The indictment was returned in the northern district because Cline lived in Marion at the time.Federal tax.
charges must be filed within six years, so the statute of limitations almost had expired on the alleged 1974 violation. Cline and former Marion man. Francis, L. Kendall were charged last July with bribery and conspiracy to bribe Edwards in return for his assistance on a bill to outlaw court-operated bond systems. Cline testified he gave Edwards 000 in cash in two payments during the 1979 session of the legislature.
He said Edwards returned $2,000 which Cline split with Kendall. 4 Cline testified the bribe money was collected from members of the Indiana Surety Agents Association, which hired Kendall's firm, Capitol Business Systems, to lobby for the bill. Neither Cline, Kendall nor Capitol Business was registered as lobbyists during the 1979 session of the legis- Cline charged with tax evasion 4 FORT WAYNE Former Marion businessman John L. Cline, a key figure in the bribery conviction of Martin K. Edwards, former state.
Senate president pro-tem, will be arraigned today in Federal District Court in Fort Wayne on tax evasion charges. Cline, 51, surrendered Wednesday. A federal indictment charges 1 that he and Sandra J. Cline of Marion on failed. to pay $17,586 in taxes during 1974 and 1975, said U.S.
Attorney David T. Ready. He described the pair as "formerly husband and wife." Cline is scheduled to appear before U.S. District Judge Jesse Eschbach. Thursday, Cline posted the $10,000 For the Court Grant Marriage licenses Larry Batchelor, 1955, Marion, and Pamela.
Shandell Jackson, 1958, Marion. Edgar Allen Lassiter, 1956, Marion, and Phyllis Anne Wilson, 1957, Marion. Suits filed COUNTY COURT. Weber-Costello Division Beckley Cordy Co. vs.
Metro Office. Supply, Inc. Complaint on account. Broadcast Music, Inc. vs.
Wally's, Inc. Complaint on contract. Robbie M. Collett vs. Swayzee Telephone Inc.
and S.M. Samuels. Complaint on contract. Randolph H. Chekouras vs.
William Woenker. Complaint. Milford Mortgage Co. vs. John and Kathy Thompson.
Complaint for rent. Darrell Thompson vs. Mark Smith. Complaint. SUPERIOR COURT 1 Churchill Mortgage Co.
vs. Charles E. and Gladys et 'al. Complaint. Charles.
Dorsey and Elizabeth Dorsey. Petition to dissolve marriage. Roger A. Bowland and Donna Bowland. Petition to dissolve marriage.
CIRCUIT COURT Petition Kathy to Sinclair dissolve and marriage. Jeffrey Sinclair. Linda Robison and James D. Robison. Petition to dissolve marriage.
SUPERIOR COURT 2 Susan K. Warner and Ralph Warner. Petition to dissolve marriage. Louise Curtis vs. Indiana Bell Telephone Co.
Complaint. Venued from Madison Co. Court notes COUNTY COURT Rex and 1 Dorothy Wells VS. Pat Blaugher, Western Dodge and Chrysler Corp. Complaint on contract.
(Filed March 9, 1981.) Dismissed. Grant County Farm Bureau Co-op vs. Kyler Complaint. (Jan. 12, 1981.) Plaintiff entitled to recover $2,884.92.
Donald and Ellen Downam vs. Joe and. Barbara Williams. Complaint on contract. (March 17, 1981.) Plaintiff entitled to recover $1,500.
Eleanor Hawkins vs. Edward J. Rademaker and Coca Cola Bottling of Marion. Complaint. (March 17, 1981.) Dismissed.
Warren Haas vs. Maudie L. Hardin. Complaint on contract. (March 17, 1981.) Plaintiff entitled to recover $300.
John Tiffany, 50, Rt. 3, Hartford City, speeding, $13 and costs. Larry Little, 22, 215 Main Sweetser, speeding, $15 and costs. David Compston, Lima, Ohio, speeding. $15 and costs.
Sharon Andrews, St. Johns, speeding, $15 and costs. Mark Ricks, 18, 423 N. Branson Marion, no valid operator's license, $50 and costs. William Emry, 17, 121 Bragg Upland, speeding, $38 and costs.
John Carrico, 23, 917 E. Main Gas City, no valid operator's license, $1 and costs. Michael Drake, 20, 3231 S. Felton Marion, speeding, $25 and costs; driving while license suspended, $20 and costs, 60-day suspended jail sentence, operator's license. suspended one year.
Dan Drabenstot, 22,: 840 Harreld Road, Marion, false registration, dismissed; no operator's license, dismissed. SUPERIOR COURT 1 Fawn D. Bridenthal and Carl D. Bridenthal. Petition to' dissolve marriage.
(Feb. 9, 1981.) Marriage is disso solved. Mary Smithson vs. Dennis R. Johnson and Cubberly's, individually and jointly.
Complaint. (May 12, 1980.) Dismissed. Ethel Elizabeth (Donaldson) Green vs. Jesse Green. Petition to.
dissolve marriage. (Jan. '20, 1981.) Marriage is dissolved. Heights Finance Corp. vs.
Carl D. Easter and Cindy L. Easter. Complaint. (May 14, 1980.) Dismissed.
Joseph P. Smith, doing. business as Smith Brothers Heating and Air Conditioning VS. Charles also known as Charles Mondae. Complaint.
(Oct. 29, 1979.) Dismissed. Clymer Jones vs. Mary Jones vs. Jack Montgomery and Dick Ebersold, doing business as Jade Marketing Enterprises.
Complaint. (Oct. :27, 1976.) Dismissed. American Security Corp. vs.
Michael Wallace. Complaint. (Dec. 12,: 1979.) Dismissed. First Valley Bank vs.
Jack Hamilton. Complaint. (March 14, 1980.) Dismissed. Liberty Loan- VS. Virgil- Burnsworth and Bernice Burnsworth.
Complaint. (March 6, 1979.) Dismissed. National Bank vs. Jay K. Walters.
Complaint. (Nov. 7, 1980.) Dismissed. Marion Independent Federal Credit Today's Teen 4 1- lature. The charges against Cline were dropped by U.S.
Attorney Virginia Dill McCarty before the trial. Cline then testified against Edwards and Kendall, who were convicted and sentenced to prison. In Indianapolis, Mrs. McCarty said. the indictment of the Clines on tax charges confirmed her statement dur-: ing the Edwards-Kendall trial that no deal had been made with Cline for his testimony.
"Certainly his tax problems all came out at the Edwards trial," she. said. "It was used by the defense on the cross examination of Cline. There was a question of whether he made a deal. We said he didn't, and I this proves it." Teresa Gordon, 1435 Garfield Bertha Parker, Peabody Memorial Home, North Manchester.
John Keffaber, 305 Manchester, Wabash. Donna Rose, Uniondale, Ind. Herman Preston, 474 Jackson, Jennifer Schaaf, 327. E. Main Wabash.
Wildard Cox, Rt. 5, Wabash. Linda Rose; 649 N. Allen Wabash. BIRTHS Mr.
and Mrs. David (Sharon) Lamson, 1943 Vernon Wabash, girl, 5:58 a.m., April 16. Huntington A ADMISSIONS Richardson, 1224 E. State Huntington. Matthew Friden, Rt.
2, North Manchester. Joseph Dalrymple, 1104 Guilford Huntington. Ona Aldred, Rt. 1, Warren. DISMISSALS Brenda Lewis, 1138 Byron Huntington.
Phyllis Ausdenkampe, 623 Cline Huntington. Thomas O'Case, 273 W. Jefferson Andrews. Patricia Hobbs, Rt. 8, Huntington: Erma Bain, 1318 Ogan Huntington.
Blackford ADMISSIONS Carol Chandler, 442 W. High Montpelier. Michael Boggs, Muncie. Andrew C. Runkle, Rt.
2, Montpelier. Elbert Havens, Keystone. Bertha Sutton, Rt. 2, Hartford City. DISMISSALS Ronald G.
Hall, 4952 500E, Marion. Cheryl Medler, 11496 S. 1100W, Marion. Sandra L. Roberts, 426 E.
Monroe Montpelier. Sherry A. Phipps, 6237 N. Wabash Road, LaFontaine. Hart Shoes Easter Specials! Sling along with Spring Conderid 34 4 Put a lift in your step with the ever-ready chic of this insolecushioned shoe.
black patent, white calf print. 1: $2190 Narrow Sizes 7. to 10 Medium 5 to 11 More fashion than money Only luxuries are fine fit, cushioned insole and the stylish way you come in navy, or camel kid print. Sizes: Narrows to 10 Medium 5. to 11 chart SHOE VILLAGE 10th and BY-PASS Conde Echelbarger Conde Echelbarger, a senior at Eastern High School, plans to follow: his father's footsteps in a career with General Motors.
The son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Echelbarger, 318 W. Grant Greentown, he has been accepted by. the General Motors Institute, Flint, Mich.
He will begin his training in July at the Delco Electronics plant in Kokomo. And that is where his father. is a tool and die maker." -At Eastern, Echelbarger has earned letters in three varsity sports, football, basketball and baseball. He has earned an athletic blanket and is a member of the Club. He also has participated in Connie Mack League baseball.
In addition to sports, Echelbarger has been active in student government at Eastern. He was the class president his freshman and sophom*ore years, was class treasurer his junior year and now is president of A series of personality sketches to honor the Chronicle-Tribune area. Students are basis of good grades and participation record Union vs. Roy Foard. Complaint.
(June 6, 1980.) Dismissed. Marion Independent Federal Credit' Union vs. Jerry Adkins and Earl Adkins. Complaint. (May 23, 1980.) Dismissed.
Marion Independent Federal Credit Union vs. Robert Wampner. Complaint. (May 20, 1980.) Dismissed. Marion Independent Federal Credit Union VS.
Lois Weaver. Complaint. (March 16, 1980.) Dismissed. Marion Independent Federal Credit. vs.
Ernestine Smith and Charles Smith. (May, 15, 1980.) Dismissed. North Marion Freewill Baptist Church, Inc. vs: Lawrence C. Morrow Jr.
and Even Morrow. Complaint. (July 1, 1980.) Dismissed. St. Louis Music Supply Co.
and Financeamerica Private Brands, Inc. vs. Dave's Bandstand and David L. Liles. Complaint.
(June, 6, 1979.) Dismissed. Henry Siegel Inc. vs. Jerin Clements, doing business as D. J.
Attire. Complaint. (Aug. 29, 1979.) Dismissed. Lori Rollins vs.
Greg Reese. Complaint. (April 10, 1980.) Dismissed: Robert W. Phelps and Rosa Marie Phelps. Petition to dissolve marriage.
(Jan. 23, 1981.) Marriage is dissolved. Ella B. Little vs. Allie K.
Smelser. Complaint. (June 19, 1980.) Dismissed. Willie Andrews vs. State Farm Insurance Co.
and Larry D. Raub. Complaint. (April 8, 1981.) Dismissed. Merlin Bunch and Sandra Bunch vs.
Eleanor R. Hawkins. Complaint (Nov. 28, 1979.) Dismissed. Alphonese Takus vs.
General Motors Inc. Complaint. (Oct. 25, 1979.) Dismissed. Insulation Inc.
vs. Mr. and Mrs. Barton D. Lowe.
Complaint. (June 5, 1979.) Dismissed. Marion Independent Federal Credit Union vs. Charles Smith. Complaint.
(May 15, 1980.) Dismissed. Indiana Financial, Inc. vs. Robert E. Ailes and Audrey Ailes.
Complaint. (Jan. 14, 1980.) Dismissed. Marion Independent Federal Credit Union vs. Fannie Perrien.
Complaint. (March 23, 1979.) Dismissed. SUPERIOR COURT 2 Shirley Brown and Clyde Brown. Petition to dissolve marriage. (Dec.
15, 1980.) Marriage is dissolved. Gas City Court Judge David M. Payne presided at Wednesday's session of Gas City Court. Mark Ladd, 18, 8520 W. 200S, Sway.
zee, speeding, $20 and costs. Jack Hale, 35, 2621 S. Torrence Marion, speeding, $15 and costs.James Crull, 24, Elwood, speeding, $10 and costs. Philip Renz, 30, Ft. Wayne, speeding, $15 and costs.
Mark Baller, 32, Bluffton, disregarding automatic signal, $10 and costs. Johnnie Blanton, 42, Columbus, Ohio, failure to carry required safety equipment, $25 and costs. Edward Carpenter, 44, Beaverton, failure to have required safety equipment, $25 and costs. Judge Payne also presided at a trial session. Brent Trout, 21, 1001 S.
Main Jonesboro, driving while intoxicated, amended to reckless driving, restricted license for one year to and from place of employment and also while driving company car; driving left of center, dismissed. Lester Williams, 58, Indianapolis, failure to have required safety equipment, found Louis Rodriguez, 19, 10053 E. 1100S, Upland, illegal possession of alcoholic beverage by a minor, $10 and costs. Michael Streeter, 37, 3702 S. Wigger Marion, driving while intoxicated, $150 and costs, license restricted for one year to and from work and in course of employment only; improper lane usage, dismissed; carrying handgun without license, dismissed upon condition that he promise to get the gun properly registered.
Ricky King, 27, 418 S. Third Gas City, no or inadequate muffler, $5 costs. Gene Simpson, 39, 7386 S. 900W, Swayzee, no safety chains, $7 and Charles Reno, 21, 301 E. Sixth Fairmount, criminal trespassing, dis- missed; public intoxication, dismissed.
Hospital Marion ADMISSIONS Bert L. Battishill, 4812 E. 100S. Edith E. Carter, 1008 W.
Ninth Jonesboro. Beverly D. Conner, 510 Laura Lane, Sweetser. Hazel D. Craig, 610 E.
Sherman Joyce K. Ferguson, 4020 W. Magers Drive. Neil Freeman, 607 E. Main Van Buren.
Clara Heflin, 520 W. Nelson St. Andrew P. Hensley, 814 Virgil Drive, Gas City. Bessie M.
Huffman, 26 Kings Row. Ozzie F. Jackson, 2934 S. Branson St. James O.
Joseph, 1025 S. Gallatin St. Cynthia Lefavour, 408 E.S. Gas City. Sarah L.
Mahon, 504 S. Poplar Hartford City. Lucille Rice, 601 E. 22nd St. Rebecca L.
Van Buren. Dwight C. Runyon, Marion. David Sizelove, Elwood. Ruby C.
Sloan, 520 E.N. "Gas City. Ordath B. Smith, 3070 S.500E. Darrell D.
Trout, 402 N. 600E. Norma M. Trump, Rt. 1, North Manchester.
Kimberly Turanchick, 203 E. Adams Swayzee. Maria Velasquez, 2240 W. Eighth St. Terri L.
Welch, S. Water Jonesboro. Cathy A. Wilson, 4442 S. 500E, Gas City.
Todd M. 'Yoder, Rt. 4, North Manchester. DISMISSALS Georgia B. Bell, 209 E.
Wabash. Annabell Bowlds, 3111 S. McClure St. Edna K. Davis, 1100 Baldwin Ave.
Barbara Dyson, 713 W. Sixth St. John F. Echelbarger, Greentown. Judy A.
Malone, 7540 E. 900S, Fairmount. Mary L. McCain, S. Selby St.
Bradley J. McGriff, 909 S. Lenfesty Ave. Irma J. Mullenix, 410 N.
Fourth Jonesboro. F. Ladean Nelson, 207 E.S. Gas City. Charity A.
Pettiford, 1408 W. Seventh St. Patricia A. Schuyler, 805 N. Washington St.
Debbie L. Setser, 1500 N. Main Fairmount. Vera I. Shafer, 1503 W.
Fifth St. Jean A. Teegarden, 945 Wright Drive, Gas City. Rosa Thomas, 1724 S. Branson St.
Kristi L. Wilson, 1809 Brandon Ave. Cora E. Woodco*ck, 101 S. Water Jonesboro.
John W. Young, Rt. 3, Elwood. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs.
Robert (Pamela) Austin, 302 Brinker Drive, Marion, girl, 2:46 p.m., April 15. Mr. and Mrs. Mark (Kathy) Lada, 4312 S. Wigger Marion, boy, 7:48 a.m., April 16.
Wabash ADMISSIONS Imogene Preston, S.Wabash Wabash. J. be. Berchie Lester, 803 Thorn North Manchester. Nancy Swafford, Rt.
2, North Manchester. Ruby Carson, Rt. 1, Urbana. Mary Robison, Rt. 1, North Manchester.
Manchester. Stephen- Rt. 3, North Opal Enyeart, Libarty Mills. Billie Hyslop, 161 S. Allen Wabash.
Thelma Bryant, Wabash. Health Care Center, Wabash. Theresa Stephens, Wabash." DISMISSALS Joshua Nelson, 258 Fulton Wabash. Virginia Rockman, Laketon. Continous Guttering 6 colors Aluminum Vinyl Siding Free Estimates Family Enterprises Discount on Guttering Month of April Call Bud Clevenger Ph.
922-7998 the student council. Echelbarger also earned several academic honors. He is ranked second in his class, has earned an academic and is a member of. the National Honor Society. Outside of school, Echelbarger was named a first semester student representative by Rotary and attends the Meridian Street Christian Church in Greentown.
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