Indians Accept Settlement as Step Toward Equal Rights
A Native American group accepts a settlement described as a step toward equal rights. The agreement addresses disputes over land rights and governance, with representatives noting progress while promising continued advocacy.
AIM settlement eyed after Wounded Knee talks end
After days of negotiations AIM leaders and government officials discuss a six point agreement to end the siege at Wounded Knee. Some protesters oppose surrender while tribal leaders seek a path to return home as refugees plan to go back once roadblocks are removed.
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Tax Bills Split as Senate Fails Final Concurrence
Senate factions fail to converge on the Bowen tax relief package amid formal and private wrangling. The failure will not derail vital state operations next biennium, with local and school spending likely tightened to meet funding needs. Highland Lake project support centered in Marion County tied to Indianapolis Water Co. amid proposed state participation and a dam near Fort Harrison creating an 8000 acre reservoir across multiple counties for water, flood control, and recreation.
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Ambiguous Memoir Fragments From Andrews AFB Transcript
A disjointed interview from Andrews Air Force Base near Washington features quotes from a third graduate Sgt Arthur Cormier who declined a commission. The passage shows a general aim to guide troops while denying press embellishment and questions about messaging.
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Cheerleader Selection Sparks School Scuffle and Talks of Expulsion
Police were called as non students gathered at the school during cheerleader selection. rock throwing and multiple minor injuries occurred among black and white students. A school spokesman hinted at potential expulsions for 63 to 68 participants, with discussions ongoing with parents and no definite decision yet.
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Bengali political rift sparks protests after martial law
The article describes a clash over provincial financial autonomy in Pakistan with Mujibar proposing central control on policy areas including foreign trade and monetary affairs. Bengali protests turn violent as martial law is imposed amid suspicions of a conspiratorial plot behind his proposals.
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Censures Fonda's POW Statement in Indiana
An AP report from Indianapolis notes a resolution censuring Lone Poa for actions related to speaking on war, alleging falsehoods about events in North Vietnam and accusing Fonda of misrepresentation in a POW statement.
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Punishment Bill Clears Easy House Vote in Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS The House approved a punishment bill expanding the state death penalty and creating a statewide public defender system. The measure, advancing after brief debate, would cover killings in many crimes and align with recent Supreme Court guidelines. The Senate fate remains to be seen as differences from the House were to be reconciled.
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Anderson and Madison County Area Deaths and Police Updates
Obituaries report Clara Ring 77 of Marion and Ralph R. Kenedy 73 of Anderson with services at Ravens Funeral Home and Johns Hospital. Demolition bids and a restraining order seek to halt property removal. Police promotions include Leo Adams to Captain and three sergeants, plus retirements of Hanna and two others.
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Stabbing case and fire rules feature in Indiana briefing
A domestic quarrel left James Bohlen with four stab wounds, while Verne Bohlen is jailed on bond after the incident. Separately, Indiana adopted new fire safety rules for handling flammable liquids following a public hearing.
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