Refugees Flee as South Vietnamese Army Moves in Cambodia
More than 5,000 Cambodians flee to Kompong Trabek near Phnom Penh after South Vietnamese operations near the border. Refugees recount thefts and coercion by troops, while Cambodian authorities complain of atrocities and assign liaison officers to allied battalions. Red Cross aid offers limited relief amid reports of intercepted relief supplies.
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Kompong Trabek
Cambodia
UPI
Hin Ouk
Highway 1
Phnom Penh
Long Boret
Kem Monn
Red Cross
Obituary Kenton Drake Owensburg resident found dead
Kenton Drake 49 of Owensburg was found hanged in his barn at 12 15 p m Monday coroner Maurice Haag ruled death by his own action He had been a patient at Evansville State Hospital released Aug 10 Survivors include widow Delma Harshman Drake son Larry Max Drake daughter Della Rae Cravens Solsberry father Clevva Drake Farmersburg and others Funeral at Owensburg Baptist Church with burial in Owensburg Cemetery Memorials to the Survivors of Peat Harbor Association were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevva
Elsie Carter Drake
Crane
Public Works
Solsberry
Local Newspaper Notice With Obscure Receipt Text
Fragmentary OCR text from The Linton Daily Citizen showing a nonsensical notice concern with a mail rate and subscription details. Names and dates are unclear, making it difficult to extract concrete facts or a coherent event.
Admissions and Dismissals Noted Across Counties
The record lists numerous admissions and dismissals including Mrs Dora Krnstler Linton Mrs Esther Beadle Jasonville Mrs Raymond Mears Midland Mrs Marvel Dennis Jason Charles Norris Bloomfield and others in Bloomfield Lyons Owensburg Sullivan Pendleton and surrounding towns. A birth is recorded a son to Mr and Mrs David Swager Sullivan born Monday weighing seven pounds thirteen ounces. Richard L Campbell 27 of Linton is fined 25 and jailed two days for no operator license and DUI plea. Frank Karl 39 Bloomfield pleads guilty to child neglect gets six months at Indiana State Farm suspended with $20 weekly support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Krnstler
Linton
Esther Beadle
Jasonville
Raymond Mears
Midland
Marvel Dennis
Charles Norris
Bloomfield
Richard Pearson
Herman Collins
Sullivan Lois Armistone
Sullivan
Delbert Ammerman
Sullivan Clifford Morrison
Charles Thornberry
Sullivan Nellie Learmonth
Leslie Miller
Shelburn
Juanita Brown
Forrest White
Graysville
Don Scott
Valparaiso
Dale Trueblood
Farmersburg
Lois Haskett
Margaret Zellers
Sullivan Barbara Butler
Pendleton Francis Bruett
Mable Haines
Plainfield
David Swager
Richard L. Campbell
Greene County
Frank Karl
Indiana State Farm
Rites Set For Wreck page Illinois
One sister preceded her in death at the Anderson Poindexter Memory Chapel in Linton. Miss Bartley born near Switz City December 10 1889 taught school 40 years retired and active in Switz City Baptist mission society Retired Teachers Association Home Makers Club she survived by cousins. Services at Memory Chapel with Rev James Boyles and burial Switz City Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Switz City
Mission Society
Retired Teachers Association
Homemakers Club
Stores Face 10 Million Consumer Suit in Miami
A class action in Miami alleges seven major department stores including Sears Burdines Richards J M Fields Neiman Marcus Jordan Marsh and Jacksons Byrons charged illegal interest on revolving accounts. Plaintiffs claim more than 50 million in excess finance charges were collected under Florida law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
UPS
Circuit
William Colson
Wiliam Hicks
Hicks
Sears
Burdines, Richards
J.M. Fields
Neiman Marcus
Jordan Marshan
Jacksons- Byrons
Dave Rollison Wins Area 4-H Tractor Driving Contest
The Area 4-H Tractor Driving contest at Vigo County Fairgrounds on August 13 saw Senior Division winner Dave Rollison of Bloomfield first in his class and advance to state level competition at the State Fair. Junior division winners Manhattan? None listed.
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Vigo County Fairgrounds
Steve Anderson
Curt Anderson
Rte 1
Sandborn
Bruce Dayhoff
Francis Dayhoff
Rte 2
Worthington
Dave Rollison
John Rollison
Bloomfield
Devon Roudebush
Harold Roudebush
Dave
43 000 Will Get Early Discharges
The Army will discharge up to 43,000 draftees early to meet congressional size ceilings. Eligible draftees have two year terms ending between Sept 1, 1971 and June 30, 1972. Discharges will be limited to men stationed in the continental United States to avoid disrupting overseas readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Army
Pentagon
Continental
United States
Auto makers move to hold 1972 model prices during 90 day freeze
Detroit firms react to President Nixon economic plan as GM and Ford announce suspensions of 1972 price hikes for the 90 day wage price freeze. If Congress repeals the 7 percent auto excise tax, new car prices could drop about 200 dollars, while imports rise due to a 10 percent duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
UPI
Nixon
Congress
General Motors Corp
U.S
Iacocca
Ford
China Sends Military Mission to Balkans Amid Soviet Tensions
Diplomatic sources report China has dispatched a military mission to the Balkans headed by Li Te chang, stopping in Bucharest and visiting Albania. The move signals expanded Maoist influence near Soviet spheres as Beijing offers aid to Sudan and contemplates weapons talks with Romania.
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London
UPI
China
Russia
Balkans
Sudan
Mao Tse-tung
Moscow
Li Te-chang
Bucharest
Ion Ionita
Albania
Romania
Marine Board Probes Ohio River Boat Collision Toll Seven
Cincinnati report says the Marine Board of Investigation convened to review a head on crash between a cabin cruiser and a barge pushing tow boat on the Ohio River last Saturday night killing seven. The panel will study signals lighting and passing practices with possible new safety rules for barges and tugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
UPI
Marine Board of Investigation
Ohio River
Carroll T. Newman
Washington, D. C
William Webster
St. Louis
J. Stewart
U.S. Coast Guard
Marvin Bremen
Coast Guard Office
Bremen
D. M. McMahon
Coast Guard
Ohio
Mississippi
New Economic Package May Boost Farmers Income
Washington reports Nixon’s economic package could lift farmer nets by curbing costs, though officials caution details remain sparse. Economists note 1971 gains may be muted by rising expenses, with potential net income lift in 1972 if price controls ease and farm prices respond to supply and demand shifts.
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Washington
UPD
Nixon
Agriculture
Clifford M. Hardin
Hardin
Agriculture Department
Indiana Teachers Confront Nixon Wage Freeze
Indiana educators face a potential salary increase freeze as President Nixon’s 90 day wage halt may block raises already signed. State officials await clarification to determine if teacher pay boosts planned for late summer or early fall are affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Nixon
John J. Loughlin
Sam Mercantini
Mercantini
Three Acquitted in Ballantine Hall Lock-In Case
In Bloomington Indiana a Monroe Circuit Court jury acquitted Orlando Taylor former associate professor Clarense Rollo Turner and Joel Allen of misdemeanor charges tied to a 1969 Ballantine Hall lock in at Indiana University The verdict followed earlier directed acquittals for four other defendants by Judge Nat U Hill after a brief jury deliberation of one hour
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Bloomington
Ind
UPI
Monroe
Ballantine Hall
Indiana University
Orlando Taylor
Clarense
Rollo
Turner
Joel Allen
Nat U. Hill
Gary Mine Workers Protest Wage Freeze at Plant
About X0 members of the United Mine Workers refused to work at the U S Steel coal cleaning plant in Gary. They oppose President Nixon's wage freeze during the 90 day period, with their contract expiring September 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary, Inc
UPI
United Mine Workers Union
Nixon
U.S. Steel Company
Lyons Indiana Board of Trustees bids for street improvements
Notice to bidders issued by the Lyons Indiana Board of Trustees sets September 7, 1971, 8:00 p.m. in Town Hall as the bid opening time for street work per specifications on file with the Clerk Treasurer. Non-collusion affidavits and certified checks are required, and the town reserves the right to reject any or all bids with only sealed bids accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Lyons
Indiana
Town Hall
John Ae
Chester Corn Hall
Inite
Unex
Ark Fund
Light and Water
Lyons Street Improvements Sealed Bids 1971
Bids due September 7 1971 for sealing and double sealing of city streets for 50000 gallons or less of end RC800 and 2500 tons or less of stone No 9 11 and No 53 Patching material cleaning streets. Contractors to supply asphalt aggregate rolling equipment and chip box with payment by gallonage ton or hour. Bids on State Board of Accounts forms with non collusion affidavit and 10 percent bond. Town may reject any bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons Street
State Board of Accounts
Public Hearing Set by Greene County Alcohol Board
The Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of Greene County Indiana will hold a public hearing at 11 am on September 7, 1971 at the Clerks Office Bloomfield to investigate applications for alcohol permits. Applicants include Robert E Richardson dba Eibo Reem Restaurant and Daniel W Pielemeier Orve Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcoholic Beverage Board
Greene County
Indiana
Court House
Bloomfield
Robert E. Richardson
Dba
Eibo Reem
Linton
Daniel W. Pielemeier
Orve
Washington
BROWN
John R. Smock
Local Briefs From Dugger and Nearby Groups
The Missionettes of Dugger Assembly of God plan a bake sale Saturday in front of the Dugger Post Office starting at 9 a.m. The Jolly Mothers Home Demonstration Club hosts a family picnic Thursday at 6 30 p.m. at the west shelter house. bring a filled basket, table service and drink. Swim Team Mothers Club meets Friday at 7 p.m. at the east shelter house Humphreys Park for mothers of Linton Swim Team participants. Southwest Officials Association football rules clinic is 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Washington High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dugger
Jolly Mothers Home Demonstration Club
West Shelter House
Humphreys Park
Linton
Southwest Officials Association
Washington High School
Stockton Township Budget Hearing Notice 1971
Stockton Township Greene County Indiana publishes notice that at their regular meeting place on August 31 1971 proper officers will consider the budget and determine tax rates for certain purposes before the Township Advisory Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton Township
Greene County
Indiana
Lyons
Board of Town Trustees
Fragmented OCR Summary From Historical Page
OCR fragment shows numeric strings and partial dates with no clear event or names. Unable to extract a coherent news item or identifiable entities from the provided text segment.
Notice To Taxpayers Of Tax Levies Budget Classifs
Notice to taxpayers outlines proposed tax levies and budget classifications for the upcoming fiscal period. It lists affected districts and departments, with deadlines for public comment and approval steps by the governing board. Local officials urge attendance at the session to review proposed rates and allocations.
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Lewis Drake
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Linton Daily Citizen
Gegurdayee
Warren H.onken
Cain Aig Leox Seach
Trey
Hove
Cavanesema Oe
Rasocio
Alexander Funeral Home
Main &T. Sullivan
Freeman-Greene
Melvin Biggs
Virgil Helms
Charles Sheetz
Richard Myers
Delmar Thompson
Owensburg
Russell Reel
William Ruminer
Ralph Bogard
Newberry
Clara McHenry
Mary Sherman
Circuit Court
Rites
Myers Funeral Home
Lysle Pittman
Red China
Marine Board
Gary Mine Workers
County Tax Adjustment Board
State Board of Tax Commissioners
County Auditor
Justice the Peace
Buria Area
Justice of the Peace
A. Bank
Kton Township
Perere Cerry
Ee As
Leonardo. Fields
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