Reform Bill Signed in Indianapolis Creates New Corrections Board
AP dispatch reports Edgar D. Whitveint signed into law a reform bill reorganizing the Department of Correction. The governor gains power to appoint all top department officials except the commissioner. The law establishes a seven member bipartisan correction board to oversee operations.
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Apy Misor
Edgar D. Whitveint
Department of Correction
Poser
Department
Stilly
Rinder P. Heyne
Pew Law
Poliics
House
Whitcomb
Alsa Whitcomb
Whitcomb faces friction over appointments and tax plan
Whitcomb says he has not been contacted about any appointment and would consider resignation only if offered. Ronald Ziegler says no Whitcomb appointment plans exist. He opposes the tax package, warning a veto override would strain the administration, while praising certain bills expanding law enforcement, health programs, and court reorganizations.
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Whitcomb
Fe Commission
Washington
White House
Ronald Ziegler
Republican Party
Indiana
State Correction Department
Political Ad Details Amid Dental Payment Rise
The item notes Donald R. Phillippe for CITY JUNGE Democrat Ballot 1A Pa Pol. Adv. New Arrivals l wood a gin at Mercy Hospital. Dental payments rose with New York holders of dental insurance collecting 62 million in the first half of 1970, a significant increase over 1969.
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Donald R. Phillippe
Junge Democrat
Pa Pol
New York
Open House and Miss Anderson Pageant Details
Community groups plan open house at Anderson High School next Tuesday to showcase facilities and discuss the Miss Anderson Pageant, with past winners attending and judges evaluating candidates. Local organizations highlight opportunities in education and community service, while fashion trends for Easter attire spark debate among ministers and merchants.
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Anderson
Fach Ass High School
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Ubeltsel
Becky Kemmedy
Ballag
Madison
State University
Henry
Hamilton
Madison-Grant Pac
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Searcie
Indiana
Salstrom
Michigan City
Jill Jackson Blevins
Viet Cong mock Nixon troop withdrawal plan in Vietnam
Vietnamese communists derided President Nixon's latest troop withdrawal push and warned that Washington's policy would fail. They accused the United States of propaganda and insisted on a complete withdrawal, citing Hanoi's and Viet Cong officials as saying Vietnamization has failed and American actions threaten broader conflict.
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Xon
S. Suport
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Nixon Stud
Laos
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Hiate
Itx
Cambodia
Council OKs Urban Redevelopment Plans and Zoning Moves
The council approved a local funded redevelopment effort proposing new sites and a downtown parking authority, with bids accepted for the 1971 street improvement program. Residential zoning moves advanced for Union Township Parkview Estates, Wickes Corp property, and other sites, amid annexation and utility and street matters.
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Redevelopment Commission
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Council
Parkview Estates
Union Township
Wickes Corporation
Penn Central Faces Suit Over Pension Fund Misuse
A Penn Central ownership lawsuit alleges executives manipulated pension and investment funds including Great Southwest and Executive Jet, with claims of insider trading and concealed conspiracies. The complaint cites $8.4 million in compensation, $331 million invested, and losses exceeding $40 million on certain holdings.
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Liechenstein
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du Pont
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Themeelyas
Rand
Penphil
Belvan and Hodges
Committee On Banking and Currency
Wright Patman
Bevan
Edward €. German
Two Injured In Separate Whitabelle Accidents
Police reported two separate accidents on Whitabelle street near Grain Street. Kenny J. White, 16, was passenger in a car that could not pass another vehicle and struck a parked car. he was taken to St. John’s Hospital for treatment. Timothy J. Clingerman, 4, was hit by a car at the Jobs and West 10th Street intersection and released after examination at St. John’s Hospital. Police noted skid marks and statements from Harry A. Riggs about traveling 20 mph before impact.
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Kenny White
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10Th St
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Indianapolis
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Clingerman
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You can do it You can do it Discover more good change
A pep talk style message encourages belief in progress and learning. It urges effort, optimism, and seeking better experiences, suggesting that persistence yields improvement and new discoveries. The tone is motivational and inclusive.
Prime Minister Trudeaus Easter Caribbean Vacation Planned
Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau and his bride left Thursday for an Easter vacation in the Caribbean. They will visit several islands and return the day before Parliament reconvenes.
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Ottawa
Pierre Eliott Trinteau
Tig Bride
Vie Cariibbean
Coiaillo
Vavouvenee
Petition drive backs reformatory staff accused in 1958 incident
A group led by Mrs. Joseph Riley plans to raise funds for attorney fees and petitions to withdraw charges against nine Indiana Reformatory employees. A trust fund is being established at Pendleton Bank to cover legal costs. Wives organization members mailed petitions nationwide to President Nixon and state leaders, aiming for 10 000 to 30 000 signatures amid printing delays.
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Pendleton Banking Co
Joseph Riley
Indiana Reformatory
Emploves Wives Organization
Nixon
Edgar Whitcomb
Dillon
Riley
California
Indiana
Robert. Dodds
James Franklin
Two Men Die in Gary Scaffold Accident at U Steel Gary Works
Police report two workers died after falling from scaffolding near an open hearth furnace at U Steel Gary Works. Harold Hunter age 36 died at the scene while Max Pierson age 47 of Valparaiso died at a Gary hospital. No immediate cause was given.
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U Steel
Harold Hunter
Dyer
Max Pierson
Valparaiso
Calley Continues Contends Over Prison Conditions
Proceedings reveal Calley remains under restricted confinement at Fort Benning with limited visitor access and controlled personal affairs. Officers note rights to mail and dress differ from stockade prisoners while allowing specific exceptions and potential writing ventures under current rules.
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Calley
Army
Ann Moore
Gus. Wallace
Maysor Thompson
Deslee
Murdock
Prionsers
Caley
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