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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1978

Page

10

Wife of Soviet defector dies in Moscow apartment

Arkady Shevchenko’s wife Leongina, 49, died in Moscow from an overdose of sleeping pills. Her body was found in a closet of the couple’s apartment with their daughter Anya, 16, present. The family’s son Gennady said she was in a terrible state after his father refused to return to the Soviet Union.

Movuniar Arkady Shevchenko Moscow Leongina Shevchenko Anya New York Sevcchenko Ner Gennady Soviet Foreign Service Soviet Union Shevchenko U.N U.S Usbana Victor Louis London Evening News Kremlin Kurt Waldheim United Nations

Senate blocks East Coast oil subsidies plan

The U S Senate Energy Committee rejected a proposed 500 million annual increase in East Coast oil subsidies tied to the Oil Equalization Entitlements Program. The Carter administration had proposed boosting subsidies, prompting Bowen administration criticism that Hoosiers would bear the cost. the move would curb new subsidies above current levels with a 60 day comment period before DOE regulations take effect.

Indiana Washington U.S. Senate Energy Committee Carter Department of Energy J Bennett Johnston D-La DOE Johnston John A. Durkin D-N.h East Co Midwest South Congress

Flooding study to cover Fall Creek area and bridges

An Indiana District Geological Survey crew will work in Ingalls and Pendleton for three months studying flood plains and bridges along Fall Creek Lick Creek and tributaries. Data will support a flood insurance study for local land-use controls. A public hearing on the report is planned in about 18 months with details released beforehand. The Indianapolis Children's Museum sponsors an 11 week program to bring farming to urban youth with Purdue Agricultural Alumni Association and Smithsonian cooperation.

Neiasuy Ingalls Pendleton Fall Creek Lick Creek Deni Stewart Indiana District Geological Survey Federal Insurance Administration Indianapolis Indianapolis Children's Museum Agricultural Alumni Association of Purdue University The Smithsonian Institution Washington, D.C

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