Sunday liquor permits expand Indiana ABC rules
The Alcoholic Beverage Commission in Indiana, under a new liquor law, will require more information for Sunday supplemental retailer permits. Applications must include letters of recommendation, photos of the establishment, sworn beverage and food sales, and disclosures on owners and employees. Prior to review, a county liquor board must clear the application and a one third annual license fee is due.
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Treasury Chief Hints Nixon May Address Economy This Week
Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz signaled no new wage price freeze but suggested Nixon could announce anti inflation steps later this week if Congress approves extending wage and price controls. He cited congressional extensions as likely this week amid inflation outlook and upcoming GNP and CPI reports.
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Limited U S bombing in Laos aims to signal resolve
US officials describe Monday raids on Tha Vieng as a limited tactic to deter cease-fire violations and pressure Hanoi. Unlike Cambodia air campaigns, the Laos strikes were not militarily significant and are not expected to become regular. The action supports Lon Nol and counters perceived Viet Minh pressure while U.S. troops wind down.
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Undercover Agent Testimony Describes Drug Exchange and Investigations
The agent testified Woods gave a man a small bag containing a package for $45 and the recipient Murphy then took the package to the police station for evidence. He described prior narcotics work in California and Indiana, police employment, and an arrest in 1969 for marijuana sales that was dismissed.
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White House moves on Watergate lawsuits in two fronts
Washington report says the White House seeks out-of-court settlements in Democratic and Common Cause suits over Watergate. Kenneth Wells Parkinson and Sheldon S. Cohen discussed possible terms while Stans to meet Mitchell Rogovin. talks hint at a $525,000 offer. Spencer Oliver, a key DNC plaintiff, was fired amid dispute over settlement stance. The developments followed Nixon's disclosure of a breakthrough on testimonies before the Senate Watergate investigation.
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Deaths in Anderson and Madison County area
Obituary notices from Anderson and Madison County report Florence Perdue of Willow Branch aged 76, and multiple relatives with services set at Noblesville First Baptist Church. Also mentions other local deaths, survivors, and burial details amid broader regional obituary notices.
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No Parking Lease Settlement Sparks City Redevelopment Debate
City redevelopers seek a lease with the municipality over four downtown parking sites. Roberts accuses the council of overreach while advocating private enterprise control. The commission debates funding, bidding, and court actions as it weighs a possible city lease versus private operation.
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Three Precharged In Theft Four Face Drug Counts
Madison County police arrested three adults on preliminary charges of first degree burglary after serving papers at 2631 Halford Street Tuesday night. Four juveniles were charged with juvenile delinquency and visiting a house of common nuisance for marijuana use found at the scene.
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Halford
Donald L. Acree
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Bowen Indicates He May Run for Indiana Governor
INDIANAPOLIS AP Gov Otis R Bowen signals a possible run for re election or higher office saying he plans to try just that. The report notes Bowen as Indiana's first state chief under the new constitution and mentions his public stance amid speculation about his political future.
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Otis R. Bowen
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