Nixon Budget Blueprint Cuts Aid and Shrinks Bureaucracy
President Nixon outlined a leaner federal budget for fiscal 1974 aiming to curb outlays without tax hikes. He abolished the Office of Economic Opportunity, cut education programs, halted new housing approvals, and proposed revenue sharing to replace many Great Society initiatives while forecasting a 12.7 billion deficit and a modest 1975 increase.
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Washington
Nixon
Con
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
Office of Economic Opportunity
Johnson
Defense Department
Vietnam
John F. Kennedy
Gether
Manpower Development Administration
Capitol Hill
More Hill Burton
Hill-Burton
Housng and Urban Development Department
Great Society
Economic Development Administration
Commerce Department
Furtther
Office of Emergency Preparedness
National Aeronautics and Space Council
Office of Intergovernmental Relations
Office of Science and Technology
VD Problem Among Young Speaker Says
Elizabeth Jackson of the Social Health Association of Indianapolis and Marion County urges education to combat VD among teens. She cites 43 percent of Marion County cases in ages 18 and under and 76 percent under 23, blaming media silence and inadequate school response while stressing treatment and awareness.
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Jennifer Allen
Elizabeth Jackson
Social Health Association of
Indianapolis
Marion County
Family Plan of
Madison County, Inc
Jackson
Indiana
Indianapolis News
Black Caucus director to speak at Indiana State University
Howard Robinson executive director of the Black Caucus will speak at Indiana State University Terre Haute on The Black Congress at Work. The address aims to inform students about minority political influence and civic participation.
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Terre Haute, Ind
Black Caucus
Howard Robinson
Indiana State University
Black Congress
U S Not Surprised At Vietnam Fighting
The Nixon administration indicated it expected fighting in South Vietnam after the Paris cease fire deal. Spokesmen said efforts to implement the peace accord would be on the ground and that cease-fire supervision teams were beginning work. Officials noted Rome-like delays in deescalation but expect no large scale North Vietnamese offensives soon.
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Washington
Nixon
South Vietnam
William H. Sullivan
Sullivan
Southeast Asia
Paris
Cambodia
Laos
Indochina
Senate moves on death penalty in Indiana
Indiana Senate committee approved a bill defining nine murder categories as capital offenses with mandatory death sentences for killings of police and other officials in line of duty. The measure, facing floor debate, would expand penalties and include related bills on speed limits county defense funds and university creation.
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Indianapolis
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
L. O’bannon
Corydon
Philip H. Hayes
Evansville
Patrick D. Carroll
Bloomington
Robert J. Fair
Socrary
Adam Benjamin Jr
Benjamin
Public Service Commission
Tax Bills Debate Highlights County Surveyor Shortages
Hearing on tax measures notes 40 of Indiana's 92 counties lack licensed surveyors and some counties have none. Bills include referendums on annexation, licensing social workers, tenant rent tax accounting, church school bus transport, mobile home excise tax, docket fee hikes, salary rules for city officials, real estate tax deadlines, and constitutional changes for unified term starts in non presidential years.
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Indiana
General Assembly
House
New Arrivals at Local Hospitals This Week
At St. John's Hospital and Community Hospital newborns include several couples welcomed with four girls and three boys. Names include Larry Alexander, Dennis Johnson, James Simmons, Gerald Weyer, Tim Nelson, Randy French, Robert Clarkson, Tom Watson, and Jimmy S. with addresses across Rt. 2, 109 E. 75th St., 2611 E. Lynn Sr., Tamarack Dr., Chesterfield, Fontane, Fairmount, and Hamilton Place.
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St. John's Hospital
Larry Alexander
Rt. 2
Dennis Johnson
E. 75Th St
James Simmons
E. Lynn Sr
Gerald Weyer
Tamarack Dr
Tim Nelson
Chesterfield
Community Hospital
Randy French
Robert Clarkson
Fontane
Tom Watson
Fairmount
Jimmy S
Hamilton Place
Anderson And Madison County Area Deaths
Multiple notices from Anderson and nearby areas report deaths and funerals. David F. House 51 of Noblesville dies at his mother’s home. Ruby L. McGill 66 of Elwood dies after extended illness. Ray H. Butsler 66 of Anderson dies at home. Elmer R Pedad Chapman 76 of Anderson dies. Hattie M. Gill 71 of Waldron dies at Major Hospital Shelbyville. Funeral arrangements noted for each, with services in Elwood, Anderson, Noblesville, and Shelbyville.
Obituary notices for Cleo Songer and Bryan J Fadely
Cleo Songer 77 of 3404 Raible Ave died Sunday evening at St Johns Hospital Madison County native retired farmer and school bus driver. Surviving children and many grandchildren listed. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. Rowe and Weston Funeral Home with burial at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Bryan J Fadely 75 of Markleville died Monday at St Johns Hospital Anderson after three week illness. Retired from Guide Lamp and UAW Local 663. Surviving wife two grandchildren and one daughter in law. Funeral Thursday 10 a.m. Con do and Son Funeral Home Wilkinson with interment at Grove Lawn Cemetery Pendleton. Burial details available at mortuary.
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Brown and Butz
D. Eugene Simpson
Goodwin Memorial Church of the Nazarene
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Elmer R
Pedad’’ Chapman
E. 39Th St
St. John’s Hospital
Guide Lamp
Madison County
Uaw-Cio
Kilbuck
Mildred
Dale Chapman
Phoenix
Ariz
Arthur Chapman
Chesterfield
Baker
Brothers
Charles White
Anderson Memorial Park
Cleo K. Songer
Raible Ave
St. Johns’ Hospital
Kathryn
Ireve Fisher
Galveston
Juanita Franklin
Andeen
Kenneth Songer
Robert Songer
Anderson
Ruth Wigner
Eileen Baldwin
Floyd Songer
Frankton
Wilbur Songer
Rowe and Weston
Eugene Simpson
Wilkinson
Bryan J. Fadely
Rt. 1
Markleville
Condo and Son Funeral Home
Gerald Burnett
North Christian Church
Grove Lawn
Pendleton
Icy 1 69 overpass crash links fifteen vehicle fender bender scene
Indiana trooper Francis said none injured after fifteen cars slid and collided on an icy west of Ind 9 overpass Sunday. A four car property damage crash near the scene involved Bernard Scheerer at 841 Post Rd when debris caused a rear hit. Snow reduced speeds and chaos.
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Ind. 9
Indiana
Francis
Madison County
Bernard Scheerer
Post Rd
Scheerer
Thief Tracks Snowy Trail But Escapes After Break-In
Police report Mrs. Lillian Bruner of 2121 Madison Ave found an am fm radio tape player and a red penny bank missing when she returned home after church. A collie was tied in the kitchen. Detectives noted a smashed storm door glass and entry through a latch. Footprints in the snow led nowhere as the culprit apparently drove away.
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Lillian Bruner
Madison Ave
Charles Overman 95 a Wilkinson pioneer dies in Camden
Charles May Overman 95 longtime Wilkinson resident and retired farmer died Monday in Camden Ohio where he had lived the past years He was a son United Methodist Church and survived by a daughter five grandchildren 12 great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren Funeral services set at Wilkinson United Methodist Church with burial at Glen Cove Cemetery Knightstown Final rites held today at Aller Chapel AME Church for Joseph and Margaret Davis victims of last Thursday fire interment East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Wilkinson
Charles May ‘Overman
Camden
Ohio
Maple Valley
Mr. Overman
United Methodist Church
Edith DeCamp
Wilkinson United Methodist Church
Neil Partain
Glen Cove
Knightstown
Aller Chapel Ame
Joseph
Margaret Davis
16Th St
East Maplewood Cemetery
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Rural Electrification Administration
City Transit
Robert Hayden
Central Services
Baxter Road
Herald
John Epperson
U.S
Wayne
Fla
Ziegler
State Department
Charles W. Bray
Souvanna Phouma
State University of
Bill Gaither
Anderson High
J. C. Hoover
Citizens Bank
Anderson and
David House
Elwood
David F. House
Noblesville
Muriel House
Atlanta
Hamilton County
Copher
Fesler
Robert Shoemaker
Sunset Memorial Park
Ruby McGill Elwood
Ruby L. McGill
S. D St
Grace United Methodist Church
Order of Eastern Star
Kumlum Home
Ec Club
R. L. Leeson and Sons
Wilbur
Joan
Frazee
Robert McGill
William McGill
Alexandria
Fred Retherford
Archie Retherford
Paul Retherford
Copher and
Ray Butsler
Ray H. Butsler
Delaware St
Anderson Community
Alice
Laramine Pettigrew
Ada Gooding
James R. Wabash
Elmer Chapman
Hattie Gill
Hattie M. Gill
Waldron
Major Hospital
Shelbyville
Raymond C
Fredrick R. Gill
Frank Erdy
Kingston Cemetery
Cleo Songer
Bryan Fadely
Henry County
UAW
Edith
David Allen Fadely II
Jane Anne Fadely
Linda Trout
Virginia Lewis
Moreland
Wolnesig
Dagger Deanee
Main
Centur
Tae G
Charles Overman
Joseph Davis
McDonald's
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