School expansion contract awarded to Lennox firm
Lebanon Community School Board approved a contract with Lennox Matthews Simmons and Ford to add eight classrooms at Perry Worth for about 225000. Plans ready in two months with six months construction. occupancy expected next May. Added facilities include four restrooms and space for 250 more students. Milk bread oil and fuel bids set for July 14. next meeting July 17.
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Lebanon Community
Lennox, Matthews, Simmons
Ford
Perry-Worth
Pete Lennox
REMC
Monday Deadline for Miss Boone County Contest
Mrs. George CampbellZonta Club chairman announced a Monday deadline for Little Miss Boone County entries limited to the first 30 participants aged 4 and 5. Entry blanks appear on page 4 of today’s Reporter with a brief one sentence description of each child’s interests.
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Boone County
George Campbell
Zonta Club
Campbell
Lebanon
c/o PO
Indiana
Lebanon School Employees Get Pay Boosts
Lebanon School Board last night approved across the district salary increases for all staff except the superintendent on a two year contract and the board. Raises range from 6 to 8 percent for the 1970 school year with the superintendent now at 18500 and the contract extending one more year. The assistant superintendent rose to 16750 and several principal and secretary salaries were adjusted for 10 or 11 month pay plus stipends. New hires include John E. Greene as senior high vocal music director and several teachers in elementary and junior high education. resignations listed for several elementary positions.
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Lebanon School
John E. Greene
Butler University
Indianapolis
Tom Williams
Prayer card note from a weary traveler at the well
A devotional fragment citing John 4 6 NEB, describing Jesus resting by the well and a prayer asking the Lord for comfort for all in distress. It closes with a short amen, invoking refreshment for weary souls.
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Jesus
John
Extension of Tax Okayed by House Group
A House committee approved an extension of the income tax surcharge to dampen inflation for 12 months, keeping Nixon's rate but removing a $3 billion annual business tax break. The measure, totaling about $9.2 billion, moves to the full House then the Senate with expiry set mid 1969 or later retroactively.
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Washington
UPI
House
Nixon
Ways and Means
Senate
Congress
Hale Boggs
D-La
Lindsay And Wagner Lose In New York
In New York City mayoral primaries law and order backed liberals won upsets, with John Lindsay losing the Republican primary to John J. Marchi and Robert Wagner defeated by Mario A. Procaccino in the Democratic race. Norman Mailer also failed to win the Democratic nomination as liberals and moderates backed a tougher crime platform.
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New York
UPI
Law and Order
New York City
John V. Lindsay
Robert Wagner
Lindsay
John J. Marchi
Mario A. Procaccino
Wagner
U.S
Spain
Johnson
U.S. Senate
Mailer
Pulitzer
Norman Mailer
Marchi
Procaccino
Bronx
Herman Badillo
James Scheuer
Mrs. Burrus Seeks Mrs Boone County Title At Festival
Fourteen contestants compete in the 1969 Mrs Boone County contest during Lebanon's Fabulous Fourth Festival. Ruth Burrus of Zionsville, 43, sponsors by Delta Sigma Kappa and Crossroads, is highlighted among many civic roles and family duties.
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Lebanon
Amory
Art
Ruth) Bullington
Alpha Gamma
Delta Sigma Kappa
Cour T
Ruth
Vicki
Ball State Univrsity
Stewart
Karen
Jeff
Maple St
Zionsville
Jamas
Boone County
New Carlisle High School
Valparaiso University
Zionsville Christian Oe
WWF
CWF
Crossroads
The
Village Homemakers
Burrus
Black Panther Leaders Vow To Kill Officials
A third day in a Superior Court damage suit saw a jury hear Grace R. Lumbey testify about injuries from the December 17, 1965 Royalton crash near Reading. Lumbey, 18, Eureka College student, accused two Eureka classmates Harris and Hopf of causing the accident, seeking damages for multiple injuries and disfigurement. The case, presented by Dave Richey, continues with legal counsel named for each side and Judge Paul Johnson Jr. presiding.
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Boone
Pennsylvania
Royalton
Grace R. Lumbey
Eureka College
Illinois
Paul Wayne Harris
RA 2
Zionsville
Lawrence G. Hopf
Philadelphia
Miss Lumbey
Hopf
Eureka
Reading
Harris
Dave Richey
Eugene B. Burns
Indianapolis
Paul Johnson Jr
Senate Hears Transcript Of Broadcasts
Senate investigator testified that Black Panther leaders said from Havana broadcasts their aim was to kill policemen and destroy facilities. Transcripts cited killings of police across several cities and plans for guerrilla warfare. Drass described links to Black Student Union and SDS and read statements by Seale Newton and Murray. Rogers swore in Kenneth Keating as U S ambassador to India.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Black Panther Party
Havana
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Peoria
Little Rock
Ark
Seattle
Wash
John E. Drass
Washington, D.C
John L. McClellan
Senate Investigation Subcommittee
Drass
McClellan
Crass
U.S
Bobby Seale
Black Panthers
Huey P. Newton
George Mason Murray
Murray
United States
Black Student Union
Students For A Democratic’ Society
SDS
Believed Body Is Mary Mount Found Near Highway To Nowhere
Wilton police tentatively identified the missing 10 year old Mary K Mount after two teenage fishermen found a decomposed body in a pine grove about six miles from the New Canaan home of Dr Joseph Mount. An autopsy was planned for today and family members had not yet seen the body.
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New Canaan
Joseph Mount
Major Vietnam clash leaves 37 GIs dead in fresh attacks
Across South Vietnam, fighting Tuesday and today produced 37 American deaths and 114 wounded as Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces lost at least 249 men. Corps from DMZ to Saigon reported rocketry and mortar barrages hitting 35 towns and bases, including a key 12,000-strong GI headquarters set for withdrawal under President Nixon.
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Saigon
UPS
South Vietnam
Border Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
U.S
North Vietnam
Nixon
Mekong Delta
U.S. 9Th Division
U.S. 173Rd Airborne Brigade
Khe Sanh
Political Rally Planned for Boone County Fourth
Lebanon hosts a new Independence Day event titled Fabulous Fourth with Congressman Richard Roudebush as keynote, Lt. Governor Richard Foltz, Mayor Robert Campbell, Indiana Jaycees president, and Crawfordsville Civic Band. The rally follows the parade around 3:15 p.m. in Memorial Park.
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Boone County
Richard Roudebush
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