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Ind. tea party group plans health care protest
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — A group opposed to health care legislation before Congress hopes to draw hundreds of like-minded protesters to a rally at the Indiana Statehouse.
Indiana Republican Rep. Mike Pence is scheduled to speak at the Indianapolis Tea Party event that it’s dubbing as a “Kill the Bill” Rally. It begins at 4:30 p.m. Monday on the south steps of the Statehouse.
A member of the group’s steering committee, Diane Hubbard of Mooresville, says previous so-called “flash rallies” against the health care bill have drawn up to 500 people.
The White House and senior Democrats hope to push the health care bill through Congress by next week.
Pence is chairman of the House Republican Conference.
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Imel Jr. Convicted of Reckless Homicide
The jury deliberated for nearly four hours before returning with a guilty verdict of reckless homicide in the case against James Dennis Imel Jr. The charge was added during the second day as an additional consideration to the murder charge.
For full reaction and details see tomorrow's edition of the Greensburg Daily News.
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Local Man, 20, Charge In V ista Village Murder
James LaFramboise, 20, was officially charged with the murder of his great aunt, Mary Alice Simonson, 76, this afternoon. According to police reports, LaFramboise slit Simonson's throat then called for EMS around 9 a.m. He was taken into custody at the scene and charged about 3 p.m. Thursday.
Check the Greensburg Daily News for more.
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Imel Jr. Convicted of Reckless Homicide
