Court rules U S owns Nixon tapes and documents
The Supreme Court, in a 7 to 2 decision, upheld the 1974 district court ruling that the federal government controls Richard Nixon’s White House tapes and records. Brennan’s opinion rejected Nixon's public-privilege claims while Stevens noted Nixon’s resignation and pardon set him apart.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Richard Nixon
White House
U.S. District Court
Warren Burger
William Rehnquist
William Brennan
Brennan
Congress
Nixon
John Paul Stevens
Stevens
Not Guilty Verdict In Boone Theft Trial
A Boone jury of twelve acquits Ashton Bowman, 31, of Ladoga, after about two hours deliberation in a case accusing him of stealing tools and a toolbox worth roughly 1700 from Edgar Land in 1975. Bowman testified he bought the tools from a man in a Danville bar.
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Boone
Ashton
Bowman Bowman
Ladoga
Edgar Land
Boone Superior Court
Paul H. Johnson Jr
Bowman
Danville
Ft Wayne pact OK'd for 1977 78 pay rise and class size
Fort Wayne teachers and the Fort Wayne Education Association reached a tentative 1977 78 contract with a 5.66 percent across the board salary hike. The deal includes a maximum class size of 30 for kindergarten through second grade and a starting salary of 10 000 dollars for first year teachers. It awaits signing by the board and ratification by the FWEA membership.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
UPI
City School Board
Fort Wayne Education Association
FWEA
Foreign investment prospects discussed by officials in Lebanon
City and county leaders, members of the Economic Development Committee, and Lebanon industrial representatives heard Indiana Department of Commerce officials J. J. deRijke and Kathryn Fortune outline how to attract foreign investment. They described reasons European firms seek U.S. locations, including exchange rates, rising European living costs, and postwar manufacturing shifts, and discussed potential forms of engagement such as plants, warehouses, joint ventures, or licensing. deRijke will return with plant blueprints and product details for companies like Stewart-Warner, E-Z Rake, Commercial Filters, Shumate, and Webb Division of Mormon Industries.
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Economic Development Committee
Lebanon Industries
State Department of Commerce
Lebanon
J.J. deRijke
Indiana
Department of Commerce
Katheryn Fortune
Europe
deRijke
U.S
Stewart-Warner
Rotterdam
Netherlands
E-Z Rake
Shumate and Webb
Mormon Industries
Robert Campbell
State of Indiana
Boone Agencies to Receive $94,541 from United Way
Dave Wright 13 the son of Mrs Eleanor Wright will be Boone County torchlighter for the United Way campaign. A Lebanon Middle School seventh grader with an A average Dave works routes for local papers and mows lawns to earn extra money. The Boone County agencies supported by United Way include Red Cross Cancer Society Counseling Center Boy Scouts Camp Fire Girls Girl Scouts USO USO and YMCA totaling $94 541.
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Dave Wright
Eleanor Wright
North
Jameson
Lebanon
Boone County
United Way
Dave
Bill Taylor
Helping Hand Torch Club
Lebanon Middle School
Supreme Court ends ban on lawyer advertising prices and services
The court held that restricting lawyers from advertising routine services and stated that such ads can reduce costs for consumers. Justice Blackmun noted truthful ads about fixed rates for routine matters like uncontested divorces and bankruptcies may inform buyers and benefit justice, though time and manner restrictions remain possible.
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Supreme Court
Washington
UPI
Harry Blackmun
Blackmun
Lebanon massage parlor to close by August
Robert Cast, owner of Louise's Health Therapy at the Lebanon and South streets intersection, told the Board of Works last night he will close his parlor by August after license suspension. The shop has been closed since Wednesday due to a card distribution scheme at the Holiday Inn and Lebanon Inn advertising hotel calls nude massages for 15 dollars, violating city ordinance. Cast stated he did not previously understand the ordinance.
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Louise
Robert Cast
Board of Works
Cast
Lebanon
South Streets
Holiday Inn
Wendell Iddings
Lebanon Inn
Four jail inmates free hostages after siege in Lincoln
Four city jail inmates overpowered a jailer and abducted officers in Lincoln at the County City Building. They released Deputy Marshal Jack Douglas and officer Michael Wooten after police missed several deadlines. The four men, Donald Rauthier, 22, Robert Parker, 24, Marvin Gerherdt, 32, and Robert Bessent, 23, surrendered at 2:18 a.m. EDT. Authorities consider federal assault charges possible.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Michael Wooten
Wooten
U.S
Jack Douglas
Lincoln
Donald Rauthier
Robert Parker
Marvin Gerherdt
Robert Bessent
Roger LaPage
LaPage
Will Nichols Named Partner in PROM Firm
William Royce Nichols was named full partner of Parr Richey Obremskey Morton, effective July 1. A former Clinton County judge and Frankfort practitioner, Nichols joined the firm as an associate March 1 of last year and holds degrees from Culver Military Academy Indiana University and the University of Tulsa. He is admitted to practice in Indiana Oklahoma the US District Court and the US Supreme Court and serves on several bar association committees while living in Monticello with his wife Donna and daughter Ashley.
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Parr, Richey, Obremskey & Morton
William Royce Nichols
Lebanon
Nichols
PROM
Frankfort
Clinton County
Culver Military Academy
Indiana University
University of Tulsa
Tulsa Law Journal
Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity
Indiana
Oklahoma
United States District Court
United States Supreme Court
American Bar Association
Federal Bar Association
Oklahoma Bar Association
Indiana Bar Association
Boone County Bar Association
Columbia Club
Culver Club
Indianapolis
Indiana Society of Chicago
Bpoe 560
Alen Country Club
Lebanon Boys’ Club
Young Lawyers
Indiana State Bar Association
First National Bank
Monticello
Donna
Ashley
East Drive
W.H. Parr Jr
David S. Richey
Peter L. Obremskey
Don F. Morton
Warren D. Krebs
Kent M. Frandsen
Petition Opposes Lebanon Roller Skating Rink Plan
A city council meeting heard a 51 signature petition opposing a proposed roller skating rink on Lebanon west side. Backers include Bill Hicks. site is the old Stewart Warner building at Patterson and Progress. Council will inspect premises and review zoning before acting.
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Lebanon
Lebanon Plan Commission
Stewart-Warner
Patterson and
Progress Streets
Bill Hicks
Noblesville
Trudy A. Mosby
North
Patterson Street
Police Department
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