Safety tips and political critique in scattered notes
A Purdue extension safety guide warns about falls from ladders and scaffolding with checks on ladder integrity and placement. It urges secure scaffolds and careful handling of tools to prevent injuries from falling objects. The piece also covers grasshopper infestations and flea and pest control recommendations. It then references Lenox News Agency reporting on a federal judge’s views on societal reform and cites a National Review survey about college students’ political leanings and attitudes toward war and governance.
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Purdue University Extension
Purdue University
Lennox
South Dakota
Law and Order
National Review
United States
Soviet Union
Red Gunners Target DMZ Bases With Rocket Barrage
Communist gunners fired 150 rounds of rockets and mortars at two South Vietnamese firebases near the DMZ and lightly shelled a third base. A ground probe hit Cam Lo district town while engineers worked on nearby road networks.
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Thve
Alpha 2
Highway 1
Bondary
Dmz
Alpha 1
Camp Fuller
Fuller
Cam Lo
Queng Tri
South Vietnam
Dmz Lie
The
Sahn
A Shau
Drug Raids Net Nine Arrests In Bloomington Area
Police seized about 73 pounds of dried marijuana, hashish and four vials suspected LSD in three Bloomington Indiana University area raids. Nine arrested including eight Bloomington residents. warrants issued for three others. Suspects charged with possession and sale of dangerous drugs. bonds set for some.
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Bloomington
Ind
UPI
Indiana
Indiana University
Nose
Vate
Paul A. Crider
Joseph A. Greene
Indi Sonpolis
Dunn Meadow
Vicki L. Frankowitz
David D. Paratti
Beth Ann Hochman
Daniel L. Walker
Margaret Lynne Young
Eddie H. Relick
Dollar Days Bring Bargains to Linton Crowds
The Linton Merchants Association hosts the final Dollar Days with shops open from 9 a.m. Saturday and 8 p.m. tonight. A circus on the First and A Street parking lot features a live elephant and kiddie rides. Performances run at 3:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. with discounted rides for children accompanied by adults.
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Linton
Linton Merchants Association
First
Cai
Dollar Drops to New Low in West Germany Market
In London the dollar traded near its floor value as selling pressure pushed the currency to a new low in West Germany. Dealers cited market instability from fears of a dollar devaluation and potential future changes to price limits on dollar fluctuations against other currencies.
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London
UPI
West Germany
Europe
Nixon Faces Civil Rights Clash Over School Busing
President Nixon contends with a Civil Rights Commission critique of his stance against racial school busing while Alabama Governor Wallace demands proof of his commitments. The White House orders probes into the Alabama order and bus plan, and the commission warns of undermining desegregation efforts. The Hesburgh led panel condemns Nixon actions as confusing the public and aiding retrogressive forces.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Civil Rights Commission
Wallace
Congress
Tion
Theodore M. Hesburgh
Notre Dame University
Hesburgh
Egypt sets Sunday deadline for interim peace talks
Syria and Jordan clash on the border as Egypt signals a deadline for U S mediation on a Middle East settlement. Sadat warns of military options if no accord emerges by Sunday while regional powers shift stance banning Jordanian access and souring Arab ties.
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United Press International
Syria
Egypt
Israel
Suez Canal
Jordan
Palestine
Middle East
Damascus
Cairo
al Ahram
Anwar Sada
U.S
Mediterranean Sea
Hussein
Two Injured In Truck Crash Near Linton On Highway 59
At 3 30 p m Thursday a two vehicle wreck at the Peabody railroad crossing on Highway 59 north of Linton hospitalized Gary Gould 19 of Linton and William Haseman 18 of Jasonville with injuries including a forehead laceration and back abrasions. A third passenger, David Edmondson 17 of Jasonville route 1, had scalp lacerations and was treated and released. Gould said a coal truck ahead slowed for the tracks prompting his leftward swerve and a rollover that left the Volkswagen truck a total loss.
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Peabody
Highway 59
Linton
Gary R. Gould
Seone
William Haseman
Jasonville
Ite
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
David Edmondson
Rte 1
Gould
William Brown
Faulkner Cuts Ties With Irish Government Over Belfast Fighting
Ulster Prime Minister Brian Faulkner said Northern Ireland will not deal with the Irish Republic government. He accused Jack Lynch of backing the IRA and overthrowing his administration as five days of urban combat leave Belfast and other cities scarred and 25 dead. British troops near Londonderry reported sniper fire and a youth’s death as the conflict escalates.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
UPI
Brian Faulkner
Irish Republic
Dublin
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Faulkner
Lynch
Iris
Londonderry
Bugside
Moon Rock Fulfills Hopes of Apollo 15
SPACE CENTER Houston UPI reports the moon rock from Apollo 15 has met geologists hopes by confirming its scientific value and potential discoveries. The discovery underscores the mission's success and the rock's role in lunar science advancement.
Emergency Job Money Allocated In Indiana County Grants
Labor Department lists 21 Indiana cities and counties to share 600 million dollars for emergency employment creating 150 000 public service jobs. Indiana figures include Marion County 2 227 100 dollars and St Joseph County 547 900 dollars with many others listed.
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Washington
UPI
Indiana
Labor Department
Greene County
EDA
Greene
Evansville
Fort Wayne
Gary
Hammond
Indianapolis
Marion County
South Bend
Allen County
Clark County
Delaware County
Elkhart County
Grant County
Howard County
Lake County
LaPorte County
Madison County
Monroe County
Porter County
St. Joseph County
Tippecanoe County
Vigo County
Wayne County
Elementary Pupils Enroll August 27
Pupils of the Linton-Stockton Elementary School will enroll on Aug 27 for an abbreviated session from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. The first full day of classes is Monday Aug 30. Kindergarteners need not attend Aug 27 but enroll Aug 30. First time fall entrants or new kindergartners should report to the principal's office promptly.
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Linton-Stockton
Ray Spencer
Circus Tickets Now On Sale In Linton
The Carson and Barnes five Ring Wild Animal Circus visits Linton on August 30 with two performances at 4 and 8 p.m. The Fraternal Order of Police sponsors the event to raise funds for the youth association Little League Football program. Advance tickets cost 2.50 for adults and 1.25 for children, available from FOP members or the Daily Citizen office. Gate prices are 3 and 1.50.
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Carson
Une Gale
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Red Gunners
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Sadat
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Iraq
Amman
Ulster
Ireland
Peabody Crossing
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Moon Rock
Moon
Earth
Solar System
David R. Scott
Abred M. Worden
James K. Irwin
John W. Young
Thomas K. Mattingly
Charles M. Duke
Central Highlands
Space Agency
Harrison H. Schmitt
Eugene A. Cernan
Ronald E. Evans
Scott
Irwin
Lunar
William P Phinney
Manned Spacecraft Center
Phinney
John A. Wood
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Cambridge
Mass
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