Thursday,
February 2, 2012
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Scottsburg
Police Department's 24-Hour Reports:
Domestic battery on Michael
Drive
Theft: failure to pay for gas at
Swifty's
Property damage accident @ s.
3rd St.
Theft @Scottsburg Elementary
School
Madison
Businesses Serving Pre-Super Bowl Goodies
(Madison Courier)
Madison-based Thomas Family
Winery President Steve Thomas tells the Madison Courier he's honored to be
chosen to supply some of his best to the governor's pre-Super Bowl party in
Indianapolis Saturday. The party is a recruiting effort for businesses thinking
of locating top Indiana. Thomas' winery is supplying a Sauvignon Blanc.
Another Madison business, Cocoa Safari Chocolates, is sending truffles.
Daniels Signs Right
To Work
(IndyStar.com)
Ind. Gov. Mitch Daniels signed
the right to work legislation yesterday afternoon, making Indiana the
twenty-third state to adopt the law. The state senate passed the bill
yesterday morning, 28-22, and after the vote, union protesters marched from the
state house to the Super Bowl village. Some protesters are promising to disrupt
the Super Bowl events
Jeffersonville Teen
Charged With Attempted Murder In Botched Drug Deal
16-year old T'Sean Hunter is in the Clark Co.
Detention
Center on a $1,000 cash bond, charged with shooting 16-year old Jason
Hammack Sunday night. Police say Hunter and three friends had asked to buy
marijuana from Hammack, and hen jumped Hammack. Hammack broke free, and
shot Hunter.
Panetta Promises
Afghanistan Pullout
(CNN)
Defense Secretary Leon Panetta
says combat forces will leave Afghanistan by the
middle to end of next year.
Panetta says there will be a force of U.S. troops
remain, as advisors and
trainers, There are currently about 91,000 troops now in
Afghanistan, with about 68,000
expected to be sent home this September.
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