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Newspaper

Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1977

Page

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Hipes resigns from Lebanon to lead Noblesville High

Don Hipes, Lebanon High School principal for eight years, is named Noblesville High School principal. He will assume duties in July after signing a contract and relocating with Noblesville Schools forecasting 1200 students in grades 9-12.

Don Hipes Lebanon High School Noblesville High School Lebanon Robert McFrye Hipes Noblesville Hamilton County Post Loren Williams Crawfordsville High School Butler University Purdue University Coal Creek High School Montgomery County New Market High School Williams McFrye Don Walter Smith

Carter tax credit audit on peanut shelling plant claim

President Carter's 1975 tax return showing a 41,702 investment credit for peanut shelling equipment is under IRS audit. The White House says the routine probe involves Carter and his family's Plains Georgia peanut business. no wrongdoing is alleged and Carter remains agreeable to audits.

Washington UPI Carter Interal Revenue Service White House Rex Granum Granum Long Island Newsday Washington Star Billy Lillian Plains Jimmy Carter IRS Jody Powell The Star Powell Ford Administration

West Point grads smallest senior class in a decade

West Point concedes its smallest senior class in 10 years as a cheating scandal reshapes the academy. The class of 1977 with 696 first classmen will receive commissions while nine cadets readmitted to the class of 1978 after Hoffman's decision. Women join the corps this year and Lt Gen Sidney Berry is slated to be replaced by Gen Andrew Goodpaster.

West Point N.Y UPI U.S. Military Academy U.S. Army Army Clifford Alexander Alexander Martin Hoffman Hoffman Academy Sidney Berry Andrew Goodpaster NATO

Extension office hires Purdue students for summer work

Two Boone natives, Carol Cory and Susan Nichols, will work in the County Extension office this summer under a federally funded work study program. They will assist with summer foods and nutrition, fair preparation, speech and demonstrations contests, and Happening day camp, with salaries largely paid by federal grants. Cory is a freshman speech and hearing therapy major. Nichols is a management major and Alpha Gamma Delta member. Weather partly cloudy with possible storms tonight, lows in the low to mid 40s, Thursday partly sunny with highs mid 70s.

Purdue University Boone Ed Geswein Carol Cory Susan Nichols Semseter Alpha Gamma Delta Alpha Gamma Rho

Lebanon native named Assistant Dean at St John s Law Jamaica NY

Vincent C. Alexander longtime Lebanon native and St John s Law School faculty member is appointed Assistant Dean of the School of Law at St John s University Jamaica NY. He will help Dean Murphy while continuing teaching civil procedure and legal research.

Lebanon St. John’s Law School Vincent C. Alexander New York City St. John’s University Jamaica N.Y Joseph T Cahill C.M St. John’s Alexander John J. Murphy Law School Yale University Whiffenpoofs St. John's The Law Review New York Mudge, Rose, Guthrie and Alexander Lebanon High School Jack P. Alexander

Miami votes reject gay rights ordinance amid backlash

In a special election Dade County voters backed Anita Bryant and repealed the ordinance adding homosexuals to the Fair Housing and Employment Act. Bryant framed the result as vindication of moral values while opponent Jean O Leary called it ignorance and immorality. Final tally 202 319 yes to repeal 89 562 no. The election cost taxpayers 350000.

Miami UPI Anita Bryant Jean O'Leary Dade County Miss Bryant Save Our Children Inc Dade Backers Jack Campbell Miami Area

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