Indian Activist Russell Means in Wounded Knee Hearings
Washington AP reports congressional hearings on Wounded Knee and the Bureau of Indian Affairs seizure. Russell Means faces harsh remarks from Rep. Haley as AIM supporters resist disarmament while negotiations stall. Ojibwa Sioux leaders blame outsiders and tribal politics for reservation hardship amid unemployment and school disruptions.
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Washington
Russell Means
Means
James A. Haley
D-Fla
House
Capitol
House Indian Affairs
Toby Eagle Bull
Eagle Bull
Wounded Knee
AIM
Lloyd Meeds
D-Wash
Oglala Sioux
Moods
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Picasso Death Casts Icy Rain Over Riviera Funeral Plans
Picasso died of a heart attack at his Mougins villa after a long life as a leading artist. His son Paulo, at the gate, said nothing definite about funeral plans, while authorities noted the family may seek a late funeral away from Cannes. The villa, surrounded by flowers, held thousands of paintings and a complex inheritance.
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Mougins
France
Riviera
Pablo Picasso
Paulo
Cannes
Picasso
Olga
Armand Anteby
Villa
Nice University
Ose
Barra
Rene Georges ‘Thomas
Jacqueline
Catherine
II Lueline
Mousins
Faya
Larie
Therese Walter
Claude
Paloma
Fran Voise Gillot
Ried Torce Picasso
Jacques Barra
IRS To Begin Check Of Hoosier Meat Costs
Indiana meat shoppers faced a limited impact from a week long consumer boycott as the IRS planned price sign checks starting Tuesday. Officials noted ceilings were posted up to March 29 and that retailers must verify correct calculations while shoppers, stores, and chains adjust to reduced beef, pork, and lamb prices amid steady substitutes and mixed demand.
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Indianapolis
Internal Revenue Service
Vernon Dawson
IRS
Indiana
Nixon
Dawson
Francis Preston
Preston
Joe Lackey
Indianadianapolis
Bercevese Asean
DeFabis
Clarence Tate
Kroger
Returned Prisoner Tells Friends He's Glad To Be In Indianapolis
Maj Carl Wr Lasiter, a prisoner of war held five years in North Vietnam, returned to his hometown of Indianapolis after six years abroad. He spoke of the joy of being back, as family and friends greeted him at Weir Cook Airport with signs and celebrations. His parents Ralph and [last name] Lasiter remain active in the community and Lasiter plans to reunite with family before his 39th birthday.
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Indianapolis
United
Carl Wr Lasiter
Dianapolis
Air Force
Ralph "Lasiter & Stil
San Diego
Lasiters
Saeco Eglorida
Southport High School
Paris
Edgar D. Whitcomb
Weir Cooke
Carl
Lasiter
Whitcomb
Madison County rejects building authority amid bonding concerns
Commissioners, led by Clifton Paddock, cite taxpayer sentiment in Madison County against expanding bonding power for all units. They say no real emergency justifies a county building authority and stress the board’s duty to local taxpayers. Rock’s plan would have allowed unlimited bonding and funded a new fire station on Fifth to Meridian streets. Indiana statutes leave no legal recourse if a vote fails. an official response from Rock’s office is due.
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Rock
Madison County
Clifton Paddock
Couny Communiones
Paddock
Building Authority
Anderson
Eighth Street
Central Avenue
West Third Street
Fifth, Sixth, Jackson and
Meridian Streets
Jack Campbell
The
Herald
Campbell
Israeli Raid Across Lebanon Targets Tripoli Bases
Reported Israeli naval gunboat raid into Lebanon on February 21 hit Tripoli and seven Arab guerrilla bases 112 miles north of the frontier. Israel cites Munich kill and Lod Airport attack as training bases while denying details of Beirut and Sidon strikes.
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Eycalien
Pkkwaneh
Lebanon
Beirut
Sidon
Tripoli
Tripoli Rea
Israel
Munich
Lod International
Deaths in Anderson and Madison County Area
A long list of obituaries details the deaths of Vernon Dugan 82 at Ringwood Way Anderson, Mildred Sylvester 67 in Anderson, Roy Peyton 88 Bedford, Clarence Hill 89 Kokomo, Marian Masonic Lodge members, and multiple survivors. Notices include funeral times, call hours, and burial plans across Anderson, Lapel, Alexandria, Greenfield, and Kokomo with churches and lodges named.
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Vernon
Dugan
Ringwood Way
Mattoon
Ill
Anderson
Leh Jeger Pump Company
Columbia Rebecca Lodge
Odd Fellows Lodge
James Histon
Evagallie
Fla
Harold
Lyda
Martin
Pearl
Seewalk
Eubert
May
Mildred Sylvester
Earl
Mary
Mann
Lawrenceburg
Marion
Truman
Ernest Loudenback
Gerald Louderback
Indianapolis
Ernest
Orsha) Busby
Fitch Brothers
IOOF
Frankton
Roy Peyton
Bedford
Angela Dilman
Heltonville
Olgar Adams
Bedord
Harold Peyton
George
William
Westfield
Ferguson-Lee
East Maplewood
Clarence Hill
Buckeye St
Kokomo
Howard Community Hospital
Continental Steel
Masonic Lacie
Kenneth B. Hill
Fields
Ellers Funeral Home
South Main Street
East Masonie Lodge
F & AM
Gree
Maplewood
Ml|uaw
Staplecrest
Koko
Marian Masonic Loge
Wil
Ruthe
Thomas
Pam
Kay
John Rood
Alexandria
John G Rood
Madison St
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Kennard Christin Church
Ells
Greensboro
Lynn
Barl M. Kyle
John R. Dicken
Parkview Cemetery
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
Lapel
Keith Davis
Brookside
New Arrivals From Summitville and Area
Mr and Mrs Danner Tedder welcome a boy in Summitville. Mr and Mrs David Lewis announce a boy in Summitville. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Meside reside at 4018 E 37th St with twin girls. Mr and Mrs Eddie Blair birth a boy at 2398 Anthony Ave. Mr and Mrs Robert Matthews at 1720 Centre Ave report twin boys. Horm at St Johns Hospital IA. Mr and Mrs John Long of Pendleton welcome a boy. Mr and Mrs Gregg Asbury at 116 Canterbury Cr report a boy. Mr and Mrs Dale Hunt of 2010 Rosewood Dr welcome a boy. Mr and Mrs David Edwards of Smith Hall report a boy. s Richard Hilll
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Danner Tedder
Summitville
David Lewis
Kenneth Meside
E. 37Th St
Eddie Blair
Anthony Ave
Robert Matthews
Centre Ave
Horm
St. John’s Hospital
John Long
Pendleton
Gregg Asbury
Canterbury Cr
Dale Hunt
Rosewood Dr
David Edwards
Smith Hall
Richard Hilll
Washington Sets Barrel Capacity Standard at 1058 Cudie Inches
A U S standard barrel must hold not less than 1058 cudie inches under new Washington rule. The mandate assigns minimum capacity to ensure uniform storage and trade compliance across shipments. Officials emphasize enforcement and industry readiness ahead of implementation dates.
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Washington
U.S
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Ian
Cummandos
Haley
Hearng
Ence
White House
Kent Frizeell
Frizzell
Teepee
Safeway
Geraldine Fickle
Lopel
23Rd Street
Jeffrey Terry
47Th St
Jeff Atteberry
Mendy
Building’ Authority
Askarli
Pope
Anderson and
Thomas Conner
Vammer
McCordsville
Sme
Livingston
Tenn
Linda Con
Christians
Mne
Bryan
Janelle
Fortville
Hallie G. Tish. Shaw
Nashville
Tern
Tommy Conner
Merle Thacker
Nobles
Era's Hospital
Ronnie Conner
Be Ing
U.S. Marine Corps
American Legion
Post 212
Willard
Frank
Trinity United Methodist Allgood
Owen
F & AM Lodge
Durbin
Fisher Funeral
Brown and Buzz
le Roy Wright
Ethel
James
Marilyn Scott
Johnson
East 38Th Street
Arthur Erfueth
Chicago
Nazarene
William Tishner
Memorial Park
Ronald Seals
Gilbert R. Schneider
Mendon Cemetery
Hallie Tishner
Ndia Davis
Greenfield
Claudia T. Davis
Robert Lowell Anderson
Park Cemetery
Fausta VanNess
Walnut St
Four Seasons
Columbus
Dietzen
Elwood
Florida
First Baptist Church
Elwood American Legion
Scottish Rite
Fred van Ness
Moores Hill
Robert Save
Forest Hill
Sibbetts Funeral
Moores
Floyd Baker
Floyd D. Beer
George St
St John's Hospital
Anaconda Wire and Cable Company
Washington Baptist Church
3 Moriah
Tex
Clyde Millboro
Frank Baker
Milan
Brown and Butz
Robert W. Sage
Marvin Eads Elwood
Marvin Norbalads
Panama City
Patricia Scott
William D
James ‘M
Bo'h
Leona Eads
Tonita Ash
Robert Eads
Copher and Felser
Gene Smith
Basil Stephens
Elwood City
Gemeery
Mearl_ O'Neal
Porkville
Mearl
Pete
O'Neal
Rt. 5
Ed Inne
Jancock County Memorial Hospital
Delco Remy
Fortville Christian Church
Ben
Rocco Errico
Kingdom On Earth
Anderson Quest
Top Hat
Anderson Business Machines
Mounds Mall
Hospi
Begoodrich
D.F. Goodrich
Jackson
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