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Newspaper

Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1973

Page

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Boone Special Olympics Team Wins 26 State Medals at ISU

Boone County sent nineteen athletes to the Indiana State University campus in Terre Haute for a two and a half day State Special Olympics. They earned 26 medals across swimming and track and field events and were named the second best outfitted team. Golds went to Janice Weaver Mark Phelps Rebecca Carter Fred Parr and Greg Schluep. Silver medals went to Rebecca Carter Joette Cross Ruth Dukes Steve Warburton Paul Cunningham Ricky Musser Janice Weaver Greg Schluep Betty Reese and Karen Collins. Bronzes went to Tammy Kouns Jerry Lee Stanley Dickey Janice Weaver Jerry West and Karen Collins. Donations funded the trip from numerous local organizations and clubs.

Boone County Indiana State University Terre Haute Boone Indiana Janice Weaver Mark Phelps Rebecca Carter Fred Parr Greg Schluep Joette Cross Ruth Dukes Steve Warburton Paul Cunningham Ricky Musser Betty Reese Karen Collins Tammy Kouns Jerry Lee Stanley Dickey Jerry West Lebanon Phi Chi Epsilon Sertoma Club Kappa Delta Phi Lebanon Epsilon Sigma Alpha Psi Iota Xi Thorntown Psi Iota Xi Zonta Club Thorntown Lions Club Tri Kappa Lebanon Lions Club Thorntown Epsilon Sigma Alpha Industrial Anodizing Company Indianapolis Eagles Auxiliary Karl Kouns Jane Roth Tammy Kouns Jerry

July 4th Parade to Feature 100 Units and Seven Bands

More than 100 units including seven bands from Lebanon and nearby towns are slated for the Lebanon July 4th parade led by chairman Charles Slaughter. Entries remain open as the festival runs a full week with vespers, sports contests, a pet parade, art show, rock band contest, and a fireworks finale at Memorial Park. The procession begins 1:30 p.m. at Lebanon High School and travels a route along Alen Drive Meridian Street North Street and East Street before returning to the school. The Boone County Shrine Cycle Club adds flair with Honda 90 displays. An estimated 10,000 attendees are expected for the peak events through Saturday.

Charles Slaughter Memorial Park Kissel Brothers Lebanon Senior High School Lebanon Junior High School Crawfordsville Granville Wells Thorntown Zionsville Brownsburg Lebanon High School Boone County Shrine Cycle Club Shriners Shrine Club Bill Platt Ron Buubaugh Marion Newkirk John Mason Dick Bramblett Doug McLean Russell Baldwin Orville Berry Dave Johnson Dave Kincaid Bud Scott Max Foreman Bill Reagan Earl Anderson Alen Drive Meridian Street Meridian North Street North East Street East Street Essex Drive

Ice Cream Socials Exempt From Permit Fee Plan

Boone County plans an exemption for church basters and ice cream socials from the proposed health permit fee and inspection law. The ordinance would charge 5 dollars per year and 50 cents per vending machine, with 30 days to meet standards after inspection. Local officials say exemptions apply to noncommercial events while enforcement aims to pressure eateries to meet sanitary rules.

Boone County Jim Ash Health Board Ash Health Department Board of Health

White House Doctor Sees Acupuncture Rising in Medicine

A White House staff physician who joined President Nixon in China predicted acupuncture could be the most significant medical rediscovery of modern times and Chinese herbal medicine may prove equally important, speaking at the final scientific session of an American Medical meeting.

New York UPI White House Nixon China American Medical

Social Security hike gains Senate approval for 1974

The Senate backed a 5.6 percent Social Security benefits rise for about 30 million elderly to take effect January 1, 1974, as part of a debt ceiling bill through next November. House action anticipated. amendments included earnings limits and welfare provisions, with debates on taxes and welfare funding.

Washington UPI Senate House Nixon Senate House Social Security Trust Fund

Return Of Showers For Sunday Seen By United Press International

The weatherman sees a 30 percent chance of showers or thundershowers for most Indiana areas today and tonight. Friday is forecast partly cloudy and mild, with a fair Saturday expected. The extended outlook hints at a chance of showers and thunderstorms Sunday and Monday as summer enters its second month.

United Press International

Weather Outlook Fair and mild with partly cloudy nights

Variable cloudiness and mild today with cooler partly cloudy conditions tonight. Friday will see little temperature change with highs in the mid to upper 70s and overnight lows in the upper 50s to low 60s.

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