Hoosierhio News for 7-2-2010

NEW HAVEN POLICE HAVE SET UP RADAR EQUIPPED SPEED LIMIT SIGNS AS PART OF A SUMMER SAFETY PROGRAM TO TRY TO REMIND PEOPLE TO SLOW DOWN WITH THE INCREASED AMOUNT OF CHILDREN OUTSIDE PLAYING AND TEENS DRIVING ON THE ROADS ••• KRUSE AUCTION PARK HAS A NEW OWNER. R.M. AUCTIONS PURCHASED THE 235-ACRE FACILITY FROM DEAN KRUSE. THE COMPANY SAYS IT WILL OPERATE UNDER THE NAME "AUCTIONS AMERICA" AND PLANS TO CONTINUE TO HOLD A LABOR DAY CAR AUCTION HERE IN AUBURN. THE COMPANY SAYS THAT THEY'LL CONTINUE TO GIVE BACK TO THE COMMUNITY, SPECIFICALLY ALLOWING LOCAL SCHOOL STUDENTS TO RAISE MONEY THROUGH CONCESSION SALES AND HELPING OUT DURING AUCTION EVENTS ••• A MID-DAY ACCIDENT SNARLED TRAFFIC YESTERDAY ON I-69 NEAR ASHLEY. VEHICLE BEING DRIVEN BY 15 YEAR OLD DRIVER FROM TEXAS SWERVED INTO THE CENTER MEDIAN. THE DRIVER OVER-CORRECTED, WHICH CAUSED THE VEHICLE TO SKID ACROSS THE ROAD INTO THE RIGHT SHOULDER AREA AND ROLL OVER. THE DRIVER AND BOTH OF HIS PASSENGERS WERE AIRLIFTED TO PARKVIEW HOSPITAL IN FORT WAYNE.

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