VFW Chief Sees Some POWs Set for Release Soon
Veterans of Foreign Wars leader Hebert Rainwater said at the national convention that inside information suggests some American POWs in Indochina could be released before Christmas. He cited about 600 prisoners total with 336 in North Vietnam and noted many are in poor health. Rainwater also said withdrawal from Indochina could be appropriate within nine months.
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Hartke Sees Slim Nixon Run Chance 50-50
Sen. Vance Hartke said there is likely less than a 50 chance Nixon runs again in 1972. He called John Lindsay switching to the Democrats a death knell for the Republican Party as a national force and criticized the Johnson-Nixon era policy on Vietnam. Hartke spoke in Minneapolis at the Jewish War Veterans Convention.
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Federal move to end most DDT uses nears completion
Officials say the EPA aims to cancel all but essential DDT uses by March 1972 with public hearings starting August 17 in Arlington Virginia. About 123 witnesses are slated to testify as EPA reviews and final rulings proceed, potentially causing further delays and giving manufacturers a right to appeal.
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UPI
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Arlington
EPA
Obituaries for William Rader and Richard Grasty
William Everett Rader 74 of New Lebanon died 7 30 p m at Union Hospital Terre Haute He was born June 21 1897 in Greene County former Linton resident and retired farmer Surviving spouse four children grandchildren and siblings funeral at Welch and Cornett Funeral Home with burial at Carlisle Odd Fellows Cemetery Richard Grasty 95 of Herrin Illinois died at Herrin Hospital Aug 6 He was a longtime member of First Baptist Church his wife Joanna preceded him in death Survivors include two daughters two sons five grandchildren six great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren Funeral services were at Paul Johnson Funeral Home Herrin Illinois
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Linton
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Sullivan Rte One
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William Norman Rader
Louisville
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Sullivan Rte
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Washington
Albert Hirth
Maitland
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Muskegon
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Indianapolis
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Herrin
Herrin Hospital
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Joanna
Ruth Morgan
Billa Grasty
Joe
Walnut Creek
Calif
Paul
Vietnam
Paul Johnson
Watermelon cutting at Nine Mile Church grove
Local brief notes invite members and families from First Glenburn Otterbein and Nine Mile United Methodist Churches to a watermelon cutting at 7 p.m. Monday at the grove. Also listed are a women’s club picnic, a country corners extension club picnic, and a Linton chamber joint meeting with Klusmeier’s. William Shearn of Linton has entered the Veterans Hospital in Indianapolis, room 459W.
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Linton
Veterans Hospital
Indianapolis
Big Muskie the World’s Largest Earth Mover in Ohio
Read notes trace the Big Muskie at Muskingum Mine Cumberland Ohio as the world’s largest dragline and prototype with 25 million dollar cost. It moved up to four million yards of dirt monthly and resumed full operation July 31 1971 after repairs and major modifications in 1970.
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Henderson
Matters Of Record Admissions Thursday
Admissions list includes George Van Tuyle Owensburg Mrs Arthur Carmichael Bloomfield Mrs Eliza Stanton Linton William Haseman Jasonville Gary Gould Linton Mrs Sara Goble Jasonville Dismissals list includes Carl Killion Newberry Mrs Nancy Burch Bloomfield Mrs Rex Daugherty Mercm Mrs Bruce Moore and daughter Linton Mrs William Franklin Linton Mrs Flora Wonder Bloom Mrs Bill Raley Sullivan Hubert Plum Linton David Austin Anchorage Alaska transferred to Veterans Hospital Indianapolis Births report a son born to Mr and Mrs Mark Hollingsworth Linton nine pounds six ounces and to Mrs Edwin Stewart Farmersburg six pounds fourteen ounces State Trooper William Brown investigated a one vehicle accident on White Rose Road near Fifteenth St West Linton at 10 45 p m Wednesday George A Tucker drove a 1971 Ford truck west attempting to pass hit loose gravel veered into ditch traveled 130 feet hit a tree sustained cuts treated and released at Freeman Greene County Hospital damage 1200.
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George van Tuyle
Owensburg
Arthur Carmichael
Bloomfield
Eliza Stanton
Linton
William Haseman
Jasonville
Gary Gould
Sara Goble
Carl Killion
Newberry
Nancy Burch
Rex Daugherty
Mercm
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Daugghter
William Franklin
Flora Wonder
Bill Raley
Sullivan Hubert Plum
William Brown
White Rose Road
Fifteenth St
West Linton
George A. Tucker
Tucker
Freeman-Greene County
Local Admissions and Birth Notices From Carlisle Shelburn and Nearby
Thursday admissions list includes Emma Davidson Carlisle Doris Howard Shelburn Charles Donaldson Edwardsport Henry Bradley Sullivan George Reed Carlisle Barbara Butler Pendleton Nellie Shaw Merom Margaret Woodward Sullivan Nursing Home dismissals include Madene Baine Shelburn Erma Bramett Sullivan John W Smith Evansville Roberta McCafferty Shelburn Pamela Shepherd Sullivan Nina Wolfal Shelburn Rita Mize and daughter Carlisle Joan Anderson Shelburn Linda Henderson Dugger Births: Taureday a son to Mr and Mrs Willard Sherman Jasonville seven pounds eight ounces. Mrs Frank Romine Coalmont eight pounds ten ounces. Thursday a daughter to Dr and Mrs Michael Dukes Indianapolis seven pounds. Vicki L Spice versus James F Spice divorce complaint. Terry L Corwin versus Valerie A Corwin divorce complaint. Violet K Mottern versus Johnie E Mottern divorce complaint. James W Dillingham versus Betty Joanne Dillingham divorce complaint.
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Carlisle
Doris Howard
Shelburn
Charles Donaldson
Edwardsport
Henry Bradley
Sullivan
George Reed
Barbara Butler
Pendleton
Nellie Shaw
Merom
Margaret Woodward
Sullivan Nursing Home
Madene Baine
Erma Bramett
John W. Smith
Evansville
Roberta McCafferty
Pamela Shepherd
Nina Wolfal
Rita Mize
Carlisle Joan Anderson
Linda Henderson
Dugger
Vicki L. Spice
James F Spice
Terry L. Corwin
Valerie A. Corwin
Violet K. Mottern
Johnie E. Mottern
James W. Dillingham
Betty Joanne Dillingham
James Willis McGowan and Doneva May Rollins Named
James Willis McGowan and Doneva May Rollins are identified in Newberry records as involved parties in a local matter. The notice lists names with no additional context or dates. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
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James Willis McGowan
Enorarte One and
Doneva May Rollins
Newberry
Evansville Schools Refuse Deadline On Desegregation Plan
Evansville Vanderburgh school board rejected a Department of Health, Education and Welfare deadline for a preliminary desegregation plan. They warned potential loss of $1.7 million in federal aid and cited President Nixon’s stance on busing as adding confusion to the issue.
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Notice to Taxpayers of School Budget Levies in Indiana
Taxpayers of Linton-Stockton School Corporation Greene County Indiana are advised that at the regular meeting place on August 26 1971 proper school officers will consider the following budget levies and tax rates A.
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Livestock market roundup from Indianapolis
UPI reports hogs at 210 to 260 pounds and 190 to 210 pounds with steady to 25 lower prices, sows up to 17, cattle and calves steady, cows 20 to 22, bulls 24 to 27.5, sheep 50 head with spring lambs at 27.5 to 28. Weather notes: field drying rates stay high, haying good to excellent with slight shower risk early next week and weekend partly cloudy for outdoor activities.
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Indiana Agricultural Advisory
Shakamak FFA Plans State Fair Trip And Homecoming Float
Shakamak FFA members including Dale McDonald as president and Jim Salter as vice president met to discuss attending the Indiana State Fair on August 24. They approved building a Jasonville Shakamak Homecoming float and displaying at the district contest, plus a garden tractor pull during September and a first aid kit note for vacation gear.
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Shakamak Future Farmers of America
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Jim Salter
Rick Miller
Kenny Felker
Jerry Morse
FFA
Oil Crises Loom as OPEC Demands Board Share
OPEC officials announce a plan to demand participation rights in existing oil concessions held by Western firms drilling in member territories. Western firms are expected to resist amid talks of hard negotiations, possible embargo threats, and higher prices for industry and consumers. OPEC says its members will meet in Beirut on Sept 22 to implement participation in current concessions.
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