Susan Gephardt crowned 500 Festival queen hopeful life of fame
Herri Anderson's daughter Susan Gephardt, daughter of David and Barbara Gephardt, has prepared since winter for the Indianapolis 500 as a member of the 500 Festival queen's court. As secretary tours, photo sessions, and publicity events fill her days, she meets drivers, rides in pace cars, and attends ball rehearsals and the Festival Ball amid Indianapolis society. The 1975 Anderson High School prom queen reigned then and studies merchandising management at Indiana University.
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Herri Anderson
David
Barbara Gephardt
Susan
Indianapolis
William H. Hudnut
Queen's Court
Joan
Indianapolis and
Bob Braun
Anderson High School
Indiana University Business School
Susan Gephardt
Anderson
Vie squad eyes Indy May prostitution crackdown
Indianapolis vice squad commander Captain Mack Crockett warns race fans that a new criminal code makes both buyers and sellers of prostitution liable for up to a year in prison and a $5,000 fine. He notes the May Indy influx and describes efforts to deter customers and protect visitors at hotels and motels during the Indy 500 season.
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Mack Crockett
Crockett
Indianapolis
Indy
Weather Summary United States Today
Very warm humid hazy conditions persist with highs in the mid 80s and lows in the mid to upper 60s. Saturday brings more of the same with highs in the mid to upper 80s and light southeast winds. Sunrise at 5 37 a.m. and sunset at 8 17 p.m.
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Anderson
Trucker killed as fuel tankers collide in fog
In Wabash Indiana two fuel tankers collided in heavy fog igniting a blaze that also damaged a third truck and melted nearby power lines. Max W Mounsey 47 of Huntington was trapped and burned beyond recognition driving a Sun Dil Co tanker loaded with 78000 gallons of gasoline. Bob Davis 32 of Frankfort was hospitalized after the crash. David F Pearson 41 of Cloverdale escaped injury. Firefighters used chemical foam from Grissom AFB to control flames that rose 70 feet.
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Wabash
Ind
Max W. Mounsey
Huntington
Sun Dil Co
Mouns
Bob Davis
Frankfort
David F. Pearson
Rt. 1
Cloverdale
Grissom Air Force Base
Peru
Hiroshima
Greenfield next location for Indians Longest Walk
Some 400 Indians aged 75 to four months will walk from Eagle Creek Park to Greenfield today as part of the Longest Walk protest. Led by Rev. Gerald L. Wilson, the National walk aims to oppose proposed federal treaties that could end rights and services for Indian people. The Indiana Council of Churches assists, with stops planned in Greenfield New Castle and Richmond, culminating in Washington, D.C., with a White House meeting planned July 9.
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Ndianapolis
Eagle Creek Park
Greenfield
Gerald L. Wilson
Indiana
Church World Service
the Herald
Wilson
California
U.S
United States
Canada
Washington
D.C
Carter
White House
Indiana Council of Churches
State
Terre Haute
Greencastle
Donald Griffith
Bradley United Methodist Church
U.S. 40
Nameless Creek
Griffith
First Friends Church
Blue River
Richmond
Greenville
Ohio
St. Mary's
Mississippi
Indy Marathon set to test Rodgers in heat and hope of Olympic bid
Boston Marathon winner Bill Rodgers seeks a faster Indy Marathon time as he battles heat and a foot injury from surgery. Frank Shorter will attend the start and broadcast the race, while Miki Gorman, 42, from Los Angeles, joins 2,440 participants, and Shorter contemplates Moscow heat and Olympic plans. Rodgers worries about heat as runners aim for 1980 trials. Gorman and Rodgers skip September Chicago but eye New York later.
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Fier
Indianapolis
Bill Rodgers
Indy
Frank
Frank Shorter
Shorter
Rodgers
IU Medical Center
WNAP
Miki Gorman
Gorman
Los Angeles
Moscow
New England
Piltare
Boston
Chicago
New York
Inside index and page layout reference
The snippet lists sections and page numbers for the newspaper. Police blotter on page 2, obituaries on page 3, editorials on page 4, social items on pages 6 and 7, Newsmakers on page 12, sports on pages 15 to 17, stock markets on page 18, comics on pages 20 to 21, and classified ads on pages 22 to 27.
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Janet Guthrie
Phil Threshie
Otis R. Bowen Bowen
Bowen
Tango Vie
Indiana 115
U.S. 24
New U.S. 24
Mounsey
Davis
Pearson
Ricky Brummett
Columbus
U.S. 31
Robert N. Hull
Angola
US. 20
Adena M. Davis
Or.land
Robert F. Saint
Jeffrey Jones
Muncie
Joseph Wollard
Gaston
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