SIHSA Board Approves 14 Health Objectives in Plan
The Southern Indiana Health Systems Agency board approved fourteen top health objectives from the five year Health Systems Plan for the upcoming Annual Implementation Plan. They include ambulance expansion, reduced institutionalization of seniors, mental health service improvements, and mortality reductions from major diseases.
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Sihsa Board
Southern Indiana Health Systems Agency
SIHSA
Indiana
Weather Outlook For Greene Sullivan Area
The Greene Sullivan area experiences a clear and cool night with lows in the low 50s. Friday will be sunny and pleasant with highs near 80. Wednesday’s high reaches 80 and overnight low 58 with 62 at 7:30 am. Sunday through Monday look mild with a chance of showers and thunderstorms.
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Greene-Sullivan Area
Secrecy Stands in Multimillion Burglary Slaying Case
U S Attorney James B Young says an air of secrecy is justified in the investigation of heiress Marjorie Jackson murder and burglary. Federal authorities hold two defendants named in state warrants. jail location of Howard Willard and Marjorie Pollitt remains secret. Two of seven children injured in a Warrick County school bus crash and 48 pupils aboard escaped injury.
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Marjorie Jackson
U.S
James B. Young
Howard Willard
Marjorie Pollitt
Mooresville
Young
Tennyson
Indiana 62
Warrick County
Sharks near Texas shores prompt Coast Guard warning
About 1000 sharks gathered in a migrating school off Texas resort beaches, swimming as close as 60 feet to shore. A Coast Guard helicopter on routine patrol alerted swimmers to stay out of the water during the early morning sighting.
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Texas
Coast Guard
South Texas
Rain drought and corn soybeans in Indiana area
Rain shortage dominates local concerns as farmers near finishing spring planting. USDA reports near normal rainfall nationwide with western areas short, but locals doubt the forecast. US 231 sign removal aims to reduce driver confusion along Bloomfield to US 41 and Kentucky line.
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USDA
Indiana State Highway Commission
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US 231
Kentucky State Line
US 41
Rhodesians withdraw from Mozambique after raid
Rhodesian forces began pulling back from Mozambique after overrunning four guerrilla bases and seizing Mapai. Lt. Gen. Peter Walls said occupation ended and the operation achieved its objective, while denying Mozambican military engagement and noting civilian harm reports.
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Rhodesia
UPI
Mozambique
Peter Walls
Mapai
Walls
Lyons deputy marshal completes Indiana training course
David D. Sparks deputy marshal at Lyons joined law enforcement officers from Indiana in a training cycle at the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy in Plainfield. He has served five months in Lyons and called the academy program valuable, noting it covered a wide range of police work. Sparks is on 24 seven call and resides in Lyons with his wife and children David Ron and Season.
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Lyons
Indiana
Indiana Law Enforcement Academy
Plainfield
Sparks
Ron Pierce
L and M High School
David
Ron
Season
Carter presses for energy plan amid House panel push
President Carter urged House energy subcommittee members to resist special interests and back his energy program. Rep. Moffett said Carter claimed no part of the economy would be hurt and challenged Congress to strengthen the plan if possible. White House aid Schlesinger attended as lawmakers weighed clean air, profits, solar energy and Senate resistance. Powell announced deployment approval for advanced Mark 12A missiles by 1979 to match Soviet capabilities.
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UPI
Carter
House Energy Subcommittee
Anthony Toby Moffett
Dconn
White House
Moffett
James Schlesinger
Philip Sharp
D-Ind
Powell
World economic pact fails at Paris conference
The United States voiced disappointment over the failure to create a permanent producer consumer energy panel at the North South conference in Paris. Despite the setback, Washington backs salvaging other accords including billion dollar poverty relief and stabilizing raw material prices while debt relief talks for underdeveloped nations stall. Senator Javits said the U S would not withdraw from agreed items and noted increased tranquility from the developing world easing oil price volatility.
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UPI
United States
Cyrus Vance
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Have-Nots
U.S
Jacob K. Javits
Javits
Watergate Aides Must Begin Prison Terms June Twenty Second
U.S. District Judge John Sirica said John Mitchell and H.R. Haldeman should begin serving prison terms on June 22 for their Watergate cover-up roles. He noted he has not received a Supreme Court order refusing to review Nixon aides’ convictions but that the date sounds right.
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UPI
U.S
John Sirica
John Mitchell
H.R. Haldeman
Sirica
Supreme Court
Richard Nixon
Sirhan questioned on Kennedy slaying by California supervisors
Two Los Angeles County supervisors Baxter Ward and Kenneth Hahn flew to Soledad prison to question Sirhan Sirhan about the 1968 assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy. The visit follows Sirhan's promise to break his silence and potential third reinvestigation, though historians view no evidence of others' involvement.
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UPI
Los Angeles County
Soledad Prison
Sirhan Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Sirhan
Kennedy
Mary
Baxter Ward
Kenneth Hahn
Monterey
Godfrey Isaacs
Torney
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