St Patrick and the Irish Limerick Tradition
Associated Press notes St Patrick enjoyed humor and limericks, tracing the form to medieval Gaelic poets who sang of Irish leaders and events. The piece recalls Patrick resting near Galway Bay, listening to bards recounting romances, satire, and harp music in intimate village settings.
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Associated Press
St. Patrick
Hamilton Jordan
Carter
Washington
Ireland
Worcester
Laverne and
Shirley
Donnie
Marie
All Ireland
Galway Bay
Indiana State Election Board drops Campbell challenge
State officials say Campbell remains on the May 2 primary ballot as a renomination candidate for the 36th House District. A challenge by Democrat Gary Miracle over Campbell’s residence location was dismissed for insufficient evidence. Dennis Lanane’s nomination was denied for filing timing issues.
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Indianarulid
Craig B. Campbell
Anderson
Election Board
Dennis J. Lanane
Lanane
Indiana
Madison
Thomas Newman Sr
Indianapolis
Congre Judicial
Miracle
Campbell
William Hahn
Hahn
No ruling on Lind license case in Indiana medical board hearing
The Indiana Medical Licensing Board will not decide John D. Lind’s medical license for about 60 days while it reviews the hearing transcript and awaits findings. The board had suspended Lind in January 1977 citing a federal conviction and added new grounds including alleged conspiracy with patients to damage a business and to injure doctors.
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Ay Ecm
Eve KE Herald
Ndianapolis
Iniana Medical Licensing Board
John D. Lind
Lind
Medical Board
Hamilton
V. Sue Shields
Gary Lake
James Farrington
Ted S. Coles
Phillip D. Foley
Lake
Pendleton
Farrington
Clinton
John S. Scott
Anderson
Scott
Inside and Page Schedule for Local Newspaper
The document lists section names and page ranges for a local paper. It details divisions such as Obituary funerals and new arrivals on Page 2, Editorials on Page 3, How about this on Page 4, People features on Page 5, Newsmakers on Page 6 to 7, Sports on Pages 11 and 15 to 19, Comics on Pages 20 to 21, Stock market on Page 22, and Classified ads on Pages 23 to 21.
White River peaks at 11.94 feet then recedes after flood warning
Local Civil Defense officials were alerted to a flood warning as the White River crested around noon Thursday at 11.94 feet, above a 10 foot flood stage, then fell to 11.40 feet by 3:30 p.m. The crest was influenced by melting snow and frozen ground, with about one inch of additional precipitation since Monday. Water Pollution Control reports about 37 million gallons of water flowing through Anderson on Wednesday amid rising river conditions.
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Sale Rude Herald
Civil Defense
State Office
White River
Edgewater Park
James Hanna
City Water Department
The
Herald
Water Pollution Control Department
Anderson
Flood concerns ease as river stays within plans
Dick Brown deputy director for the local Civil Defense said contingency plans were activated but a potential eight to ten foot rise over flood stage would have posed a problem. Water treatment and river watchers kept in touch as authorities predicted no sewage issue in Anderson despite a sewage flow rise to 35 million gallons daily from 18.
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Dick Brown
Civil Defense
State Office
Brown
Marc Lawrence
City Water Pollution Control Department
Lawrence
Anderson
Taylor back in uniform for Rushville extra game
Jeff Taylor, the Anderson High School senior whose ineligibility kept him from two sectional wins, is cleared and will rejoin the Indians for an extra-season game at Rushville. The school says illness verification and makeup work led to a restored D grade, excusing the absence, with district officials approving the reversal and Taylor returning to the tournament roster.
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Steve Jeff Taylor
Anderson High School
Rushville
Taylor
Anderson Community School Corporation
ACSC
Jeff
Ules
Indiana High School Athletic Association
William J. Norton
Thomas Newman Jr
Madison Superior Court
AHS
Horace Chadbourne
Indians
Tribe
Jorm Held
Newman
School Corporation
Henry Johnson
Louie Graves
GaryeGhee
Eld
McGhee
IHSAA
Held
Graves
Carter Wins Senate Approval Of First Panama Canal Treaty
The Senate approved the first of two Panama Canal treaties by 68 to 10 with a 32 abstentions, backing permanent canal neutrality and joint Panamanian defense after 2000. The vote came after an amendment allowing U.S. intervention to keep the canal open post transfer. A second treaty on gradual transfer over 22 years remains to be considered. Carter called the approval a hopeful step for U.S. Latin American relations while Panamanian leaders may reject the amendment. Rex Granum noted Carter spoke with Torrijos by phone before the vote.
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Senate
Carter
Panama
Congress
Segilauy
Latin America
U.S
DeConcini
D-Ariz
Omar Torrijos
State Department
Robert Griffin
R-Mich
White House
Rex Granum
Torrijos
Granum
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Cerie
State
Dr. Lind
John Lind
Medical Licensing Board
Juald Wen
Weather
Bureau
Wance
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