An Amish farmer employs real horsepower to plow his land. If you're driving to Indiana to be with someone in apple blossom time, plan not to meet in the little town of Fremont, because during the months when the trees are flowering, you never really know what time it is. They will have none of this daylight-saving stuff. But there are some places in Indiana where clocks are moved ahead by an hour in spring, says Leslie Heiner, an attorney in the Indiana Secretary of State's Office.
Federal law allows local authorities to decide whether to participate in daylight-saving time.
Much of Arizona does not take part. Most of Indiana doesn't, either. Ky. This can be confusing. But it gets a little more complicated because there also is the question of time zones. Most of Indiana is in the Eastern time zone, but the northwest and southwest corners are in the Central zone.