Enrollment For Two EOC Programs In Daviess County
Enrollment for Summer Lunch and Recreation begins June 8 at Linton Elementary School and Jasonville city park after a June 7 kickoff at 9 a.m. SPEDY enrollment is June 8 from 1 30 to 7 30 p.m. at Humphreys Park shelter house Linton. A parent or guardian must accompany the enrollee with income verification and Social Security cards.
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E.O.C
Daviess
Greene
Knox
Sullivan Counties
Linton
Jasonville
Humphreys Park
Slain Gary Man James Bullock Found Near Beverly Shores
James Bullock, 28, of Gary, died in a Michigan City hospital after being shot 11 times and dumped from a car along US 12. He crawled to the South Shore railroad tracks where a train crew found him early today. investigators have not established a motive.
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James Bullock
Gary
Michigan City
Beverly Shores
Bullock
US 12
South Shore
Lineman electrocuted near Rushville during pole installation
Edwin Nash a 29 year old lineman from Owensboro was killed Wednesday while installing utility poles for Rush County REMC near Rushville. He touched a 7200 volt line while in a cherry picker lift, part of a crew from Electric Utility Construction Co. of Owensboro.
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Kentucky
Arlington
Rush County
REMC
Edwin Nash
Owensboro
Electric Utility Construction Co
Rushville
Hulman to Testify Before Vigo County Grand Jury
Tony Hulman president of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway was to testify today before a Vigo County grand jury investigating the shooting death of Hulman’s son in law. Elmer George 47 former race car driver was shot dead in a gun battle at Hulman’s farm near Terre Haute. Guy M. Trolinger 34 a horse trainer on the farm was arrested on preliminary charges.
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Tony Hulman
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Vigo County
Hulman
Elmer George
Terre Haute
Guy M. Trolinger
Medicare Probe Opened in Allen County by Federal and State Agents
Federal and state investigators join forces to probe Medicaid and Medicare practices in Allen County. Assistant U.S. Attorney Charles Leonard said the investigation involves two state police investigators and four HEW agents who arrived in Fort Wayne on Wednesday to aid a federal grand jury probe.
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Allen County
U.S
Charles Leonard
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Fort Wayne
Memorable 1958 traffic safety message warns against drinking and driving
The passage recounts a 1958 speech by William H. Veale of the National Foundation for Highway Safety. It links war deaths to automobile fatalities and urges drivers to avoid drinking before or while driving, stressing the impact of alcohol on braking distance and the consequences of harming others.
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William H. Veale
National Foundation For Highway Safety
Sam
Lexington
Korea
New York
Federal paperwork abuses cited at Purdue hearings
West Lafayette Indiana UPI reports the President's Commission on Federal Paperwork heard 17 witnesses detailing excessive forms and needless data. Critics blame congressional demand for consumer protection and a surge in regulation delaying projects.
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West Lafayette, Ind
UPI
President's Commission On Federal
Purdue
Inoculation plan delayed for swine flu vaccine rollout
A production mixup at Parke-Davis delays inoculation of chronically ill and elderly Americans by four to six weeks. The $135 million program aims to prevent a 1918-like outbreak as Merck Wyeth and Merrell teams continue vaccine production.
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Washington
UPI
Public Health Service
Parke- Davis Co
Ft. Dix
N.J
Teodore Cooper
Health, Education and Welfare
Parke-Davis
Cooper
Merck, Sharpe and Dohme
Merrell National
Wyeth
Ape boy admitted to Kenya hospital for tests
An eight year old Burundi boy raised by wild apes was flown to Nairobi and admitted to Kenyatta National Hospital for brain tests and observation. American experts from Burundi hope to study effects of wild living and may seek further tests in the United States.
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United Press International
Indiana
National Weather Service
Hoosier
NWS
Nairobi
Kenya
UPI
Central Africa
John
Burundi
Kenyatta National Hospital
United States
Gitega
Carter predicts second ballot victory more probable
Jimmy Carter, insisting a second ballot is likelier, says delegates allied with George Wallace could swing. He flags California Ohio and New Jersey primaries as pivotal and notes Brown and Udall remain in the race with divergent paths. Reagan proposes possible U.S. forces in Rhodesia to restore peace.
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Jimmy Carter
California
Carter
Alabama
George Wallace
Ohio
New Jersey
Frank Church
Morris Udall
Church
Montana
Udall
Edmund Brown Jr
Rhode Island
Brown
Charles Reilly
South Dakota
San Francisco
Ronald Reagan
Rhodesia
Reagan
Sacramento Press Club
U.S
Alvey Moore Named Marshal of Linton Fourth of July Parade
Hollywood actor Alvy Moore known for Green Acres will serve as grand marshal for Linton Indiana's July 5 parade. Moore, co producer and actor, travels from Vincennes for the event with wife and three children, joining nine high school bands and floats.
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Alvy Moore
Hollywood
Calif
Linton
Alvey Moore
Hank Kimball
Green Acres
Ohio
Mister Roberts
Moore
Jason Robards
Screaming Eagles
Kim Novak
Debbie Reynolds
Chamber of Commerce
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Medicare
Morris L. Cox
IRS
Fielding
Michael Carroll
Indianapolis
HUD
Commission
Ken Simmons
Indiana Tire Dealers and
Simmons
Robert M. Bray
The
Indiana Gas Co
Elmer Winkler
Rock Island Refining Corp
Federal Energy Administration
Winkler
Richard Boehning
Boehning
Daily Citizen
Steve Fields
Harland Lane
Northeastern University
Boston
Richard Pillard
Boston University School of Medicine
Rumonge
Lake Tanganyika
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