Meeting Set Wednesday At Sludge Site Near Lebanon
Residents four miles east of Lebanon claim they were unaware of Organic Materials Inc building a sludge lagoon on J Fred Duff property. Duff and VP John Tait defend transparency and invite public meeting Wednesday 7 to 7:30 p.m. at the site.
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Lebanon
Organic Materials, Inc
J. Fred Duff
Robert Revell
State Board of Health
Bob Penno
Revell
Duff
John Tait
Organic
Belmont Street
Indianapolis
Boone Lagoon
George Morton
Bruce Stauffer
Boone County
Barb Smith to lead Lebanon July 4 parade
Barb Smith, local radio news director at WNON-FM since 1969, was chosen by the July 4th committee as grand marshal for the 1977 Lebanon parade. The parade originates at Lebanon High School with the theme Lets Have A Parade. Deadline for parade entries is June 15. an entry form appears on page 3 of todays Reporter.
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Barb Smith
Wnon-Fm
Lebanon
Lebanon High School
John Rusie
Boone County
Zonta International
Memory Hall
Ardella Myers
Psi Iota Xi Sorority
Carolyn Vandivier
Presbyterian Church
Memorial Park
Raymond King
First Baptist Church
Sharon Morgan
Newcomers Club
Park
Iota Rho Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Cheryl Dulin
Park Bandstand
Boone County Shrine Club
Earl Anderson
Marc Lehmann
Truth of Truths restaged by original Lebanon cast
Members of the 1972 Truth of Truths cast plan a July 31 Memory Hall restage with community help. Organizers seek choir voices, set and costume help, and invite interested people to a June 12 meeting at 1 30 p m in Memory Hall gym.
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Lebanon High School Music Department
Memory Hall
Garoffolo
Christ
LHS
G. Phillip Price
Shirley Leigh
Lane Slaughter
Dan Barefoot
Karen Perkins
Larry Shaw
Price
Indianapolis
Resignation of Boone County Surveyor Max Chambers
Max Chambers the Boone County Surveyor elected last fall submitted his letter of resignation to Commissioners citing ill health effective July 1. He recommended Kent Overholser as replacement. Commissioners accepted the resignation but postponed naming a successor until a later date. The successor will serve until the November 1978 general election.
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Max Chambers
Boone County
Roy Dulin
Frank Hiland
Charles Taylor
Chambers
Kent Overholser
Commission
Boone County Council
Witham Memorial Hospital
Cumulative
Witham
Jack Riekena
Roy Martin
Art Dickerson
Robert Kemp
Califano hints at controls on future U.S. physician fees
HEW Secretary Joseph A. Califano told a Senate Finance subcommittee that physician fees may require cost controls as part of Medicare Medicaid reform. He noted the Carter administration considered controls but delayed action. The hearing also covered HEW reorganization and the nomination of Charles Ruff to a top investigative post, with Talmadge criticizing bureaucratic self-interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Califano
Carter
Congress
Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
Robert Dole
R-Kan
General Accounting Office
Watergate
Charles Ruff
HEW
Ruff
Senate
Talmadge
Suspect stalls extradition in Tennessee slaying case
Indiana woman Jeslie Standifer 44, of Scottsburg, asked for a federal identity hearing in Los Angeles delaying extradition to Tennessee for murder charges. Bail set at 100,000 dollars. Victim Phyllis Moore, 52, of Nashville, was found shot in Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Indiana
Tennessee
Jeslie Diane Standifer
Scottsburg
Ind
U.S
Ralph J. Geffen
Moore
Nashville
Loren
The
Baptist Homes and Hospitals
Zionsville
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Duff Farm
Tait
Mike Feduccia
Phillip Poindexter
Ratsburg Road
Rod Rose
Parade
Anne Matravers
Western Boone
Optimist Club
John Lasley
Herr Cabin
Duff Singers
Gill Huber
Wabash Valley Association
Jack Jones
American Legion
Lebanon Armory
Lebanon Fire Department
Tom Garoffolo
Boone Surveyor
Thelma Burgin
Boone
Burgin
Ernie Essex
Ann Hall
Russell Lake
Summers Equipment
Deeds Equipment
Seiss-Duff
Dwight Bolejack
Korte Bros
By Craig A. Palmer
Washington
Joseph A. Califano
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