North Vietnam Signals Agreement On POW Releases
North Vietnam indicated readiness to proceed with the release of American prisoners in Vietnam and Laos as U.S. troop withdrawals continue. Washington insisted the POW release pace depend on the orderly transfer of troops and formal signals from Hanoi.
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Lon Nol Regime Aided by US Air Power in Cambodia
US air power stabilized Lon Nol's government as Khmer Rouge forces threaten, with Sihanouk in exile and Vietnamese backing ongoing. Military aid, censorship, and arrests tighten control amid a volatile Phnom Penh.
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City zoning commission advances chicken restaurant and real estate office petitions
The city zoning commission moved ahead petitions for a Famous Recipe chicken restaurant at Main and 29th and an insurance real estate office at 620 W Lard St with master plan and traffic conditions. Several other requests were denied tabled or withdrawn as the panel plans a special meeting to address seven acres around Central Way and Ind 52 for a lodge facility.
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Lawmakers Advance Divorce Bill And Sunday Liquor Debate
The House passed a bill amending Indiana divorce law reducing grounds to four and altering child custody rules. A Senate amendment attempt on Sunday alcohol sales failed. the measure would let certain restaurants obtain supplemental licenses with food revenue requirements. Other actions include veteran bonus provisions and town incorporation rules near a city, plus multiple revenue and governance bills advancing to the governor.
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Commission Urges Moratorium On New Drug Education Programs
A presidential commission recommends halting new drug education in schools until current programs are evaluated and aligned with realistic goals. It also backs forming a federal drug agency modeled after energy and requires stricter prescribing of barbiturates while reviewing all drug education efforts.
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Anderson County Deaths Highlight Local Obituaries
Vernon Wisley McFarland 83 of 1400 W Second St died after a long illness. A Delco Remy sheet metal worker, he was a 41 year member of Sheet Metal Workers Local 41 and attended Central Christian Church. Survived by wife Mabel Adams son Charles two brothers one sister two grandchildren and seven great grandchildren Funeral at Baker Brothers Saturday with burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Frank Terhune 80 of Columbia Ave Alexandria died at Turtle Creek Convalescent Center after an extended illness. Born in Columbus Indiana he worked for Greer Steel and had lived here 40 years He attended Friends Church and survived by three daughters two sons seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral home calls after 7 p m today Burial at IOOF Cemetery.
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New Arrivals Reported at Local Hospitals
Birth notices list a boy born to Keith family at Pepshi M06 Forrest Ferree and a girl born to Kenneth Gross at 4956 Pendleton Ave. Belzer and others at Community Hospital. Details unclear due to damaged text but confirms multiple newborn announcements.
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Hearing aid service and tests offered at Hoover clinic
The notice advertises hearing tests and a wide range of hearing aids and repair services at J. C. Hoover's location 234 Citizens Bank Blog. It urges consulting an ear physician or family doctor for hearing problems and provides the phone number 643-1442.
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Abolish Insanity as Crime Defense Proposal Raised
The Nixon administration outlines a 1973 criminal code reform to abolish insanity as a defense for federal crimes. The plan would redefine offenses into nine categories with strict penalties, limit the insanity defense, and potentially increase use of mandatory confinement for certain offenders. Proponents warn debates will focus on mental state and death penalty implications.
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Elwood Brothers Face Three Counts After Bar Fight
Doyle Dale and TDavis of Elwood were jailed on disorderly conduct resisting arrest and public intervention after a clash at Zodise Tavern 529 S A St. Bail set at 1000 each. Police reported injuries to Chief Orbaugh and others amid the baryard scuffle outside at 6 10 p m.
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Lafayette Police Nab Young Man After Chase
Lafayette city police arrested a young Lafayette man Thursday on indecent exposure speeding reckless driving and fleeing charges after a nude man was reported at a local shopping center. Roadblocks were set up at several points but he evaded them as four or five squad cars pursued.
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Italian Dinner at Episcopal Church Saturday
Episcopal Church hosts an Italian dinner Saturday from 3 to 8 p.m. Tickets are 2.25 dollars for adults and cheaper for children. Proceeds support church activities.
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