Fierce fighting along Beirut highway pits Syria and allies
United Press International reports intense clashes near Beirut as Syrian tanks and troops collide with leftist forces andPalestinian guerrillas in the Mount Lebanon area. Israeli air activity and ground defenses figure in the broader conflict with reported shell exchanges and civilian tolls.
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United Press International
Beirut
Lebanon
Damascus- Beirut
Mount Lebanon
Beirut Radio
Nabatiyeh
Tyre
Sidon
National Movement
Palestine Revolution
Israel
Safar
Cairo
Hoosier Boys State selects candidates for offices
At Indiana State University the Hoosier Boys State selects candidates for offices using direct primaries for most posts while governor and other major offices are still chosen at party conventions. Dan Doster and Owen Glendening head the Federalist and Nationalist parties respectively as 911 seniors attend the 39th annual session running through Saturday.
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Terre Haute
Ind
UPI
Hoosier
Dan Doster
West Lafayette
Harrison
Owen Glendening
Logansport
Hoosier Boys State
Livehog and cattle prices in Indianapolis market report
UPI notes livestock markets with hogs 1 000 head steady to 1.00 higher, various weight classes priced from 46.50 to 53.00, sows 50-75 higher, cattle 600 head. steers and heifers 50-1.00 lower, cows weak to 1.00 lower, bulls scarce, high and standard grades cited, spring lambs and ewes steady with lambs at 46.00-48.00 and ewes 9.00-11.00.
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Indianapolis
UPI
City council to close park road for safety and curb vandalism
In a lengthy session the council voted to close the road through the city park as a safety measure. Police were asked to increase patrols to curb speeders and vandalism. Attending were all council members, department heads, the city attorney and Mayor McQueary. Next meeting is a noon luncheon on Monday June 21.
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McQueary
Triad Sorority Let Freedom Ring Bicentennial Show Praised
Open Forum notes praise for Triad Sorority's Let Freedom Ring musical performed in Spencer as part of Pioneer Days Bicentennial. Letter commends leadership by Mrs. Sheila Jerrell and Mrs. Phyllis Spice, hopes for future performances and a return to Owen County.
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Triad Sorority
Freedom Ring
Spencer
Washington, D.C
Sheila Jerrell
Phyllis Spice
Owen County
McCormick’s Creek State Park
Triad
Jon Walker
Spencer Chamber of Commerce
Dixie Kline, Owen Co. Bicentennial
Shakamak Band Schedule Outlined By Director Claude Morgan
Shakamak High School band sets summer practice every Tuesday at 6 p.m. through June 29. The ensemble joins the Linton parade on July 5 and some members attend camp July 5 to 9. Junior band sixth graders practice Tuesdays at 1 p.m. except June 29 at 5 p.m. Seventh to ninth graders meet June 8 at 2 p.m. June 15 at 1 p.m. June 22 at 2 p.m. and June 29 at 5 p.m. Private lessons available by calling Morgan.
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Shakamak
Claude Morgan
Linton
Morgan
Area Births and Dismissals in Greene County News
Area births list a son for Dennis Majors of Odon and a son for James Kennett of Jasonville with weights. Dismissals include numerous residents from Bloomfield to Sullivan and Worthington. The Red Shield Thrift Store in Shelburn is remodeled with expanded display space and new paint, led by Major and Mrs. Elgie Koughn of the Linton Salvation Army.
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Greene County
Hope Bolinger
Jasonville
Lloyd Drake
Midland
Robert Alkire
Linton
John Gouckenhour
Shelburn
Grace Heinze
George Wright
Switz City
Wayne Stiffler
James Peachee
Coal City
Robert Clark
Spencer Robert Wright
Dennis Majors
Odon Ason
James Kennett
Barbara Joann _ Sharr
Bloomfield
Arthur Pelfree
Sandborn
Gladys Garlit
Coalmont
Annie Keltner
Betty Cazee
Leona Terhune
Ella Wonder
Charles Pickard
Worthington
Markle Infant
Red Shield Thrift Store
The
Salvation Army
Elgie Koughn
Linton Salvation Army
Two Collisions Investigated in Linton Area
Two collisions were investigated by local officers. In the first, on Northwest A Street near Tenth Street at 12 40 p m, Hancock in a 1976 Jeep was rear ended by Pearson in a 1966 auto owned by Ray Longest of Lyons. sun glare and a failing signal contributed to the crash. damages were 475 to Hancock and 500 to Longest’s car. The second collision on County Road 1100 W at 5 15 p m involved Nolting and Weber. high weeds and dust reduced visibility. Weber suffered a bruised shoulder and his car was a total loss.
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Robert L. Hancock
Linton Rhe
Terry L. Pearson
Bloomfield
Tenth Street
Linton
Dave Brashear
Hancock
Pearson
Ray Longest
Lyons
Sheriff's Department
Diana K. Nolting
Nicholas W. Weber
Sunset Lake
Weber
Greene County Ambulance Logs 102 May Runs
The Greene County Ambulance Service reported 102 runs in May with 64 emergencies and 38 routine calls. Of these, 39 were out of county and 63 within. May billing totaled 3352 dollars with 2908.50 collected. From Jan 1 to May 31, 1976 billed 19128 dollars and collected 16029.50. EMT class ended with 22 students ready for the state test June 15, adding to over 100 county residents trained.
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Greene County Ambulance Service
Frank Foley
Norman Sullivan
Gene
Foley
Boy with cystic fibrosis meets top U S defense leaders in D C
Rodney Lynn Brown, a six year old with cystic fibrosis, visits Washington to promote the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld shows him a 124 button Pentagon telephone and connects him to Gen. George S. Brown for a brief chat. Rodney asks to speak to others, while his family watches.
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Washington
UPI
Donald H. Rumsfeld
Rodney Lynn Brown
Noblesville
Ind
Rumsfeld
Pentagon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Rodney
George S. Brown
U.S
Harold Brown
Mediator Named for North Knox Impasse in Talks
Cal Simon of the Indiana Education Employment Relations Board will mediate the North Knox School Board and the North Knox Classroom Teachers Association over 1976 77 contract negotiable items. First session set for 7 p.m. Thursday June 10 at North Knox High School under Public Law 217.
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Cal Simon
Indiana Education Employment Relations Board
North Knox School Board
Classroom Teachers Association
North Knox High School
North Knox Classroom Teachers Association
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Linton Daily Citizen
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E. Vincennes
Marvin Taylor
Delmar Hasler
Louis Vendrek
Richard Jerrels
Robert Duncan
Herman E. McKinnon
Assembly of God Church
Alexander
Funeral Home
E. Main ST. Dugger
Sullivan
Tm Pyle Brothers
Worthington Assembly OF God
the Church
Open Forum
Robert Koob Owen Co
Committee For the Performing Arts
Mary Sherman
Beatrice Alumbaugh
Florida
Fern Moan
Beryl Gardinal
Vernon Chambers
Newberry
Margaret Brown
Iris Straw
Lewis Paula Reed
Switz
Walter Pirtle
Dave Clark
West Union
Kate Bledsoe
William Frakes
Farmersburg
Hector Disk
Hymera
Ernest Edds
Carl Finch
Palestine
John Asbury
Judy Zayre and Son
Carlisle
Ketcham Memorial Dault Edwards of
Greene County General Hospital
Ketcham Memorial Center
Odon
Glenn Harrell
Cheryl Briner
Bloomfield Ste One
Clarence Dyer Jr
Deborah L. Dyer
Robert K. Atkins
Della R. Cox
Springville
Red Shield Store
Winston Churchill
SUN
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Indiana
Linton Indiana
Hammell
David A. Lyons Morris L. Cox
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David McCammon
Nancy Bennett
Richard White
U. S
United Press International News Service
Hoosier State Press Association
Democratic Editorial Association
South Main Street
County Ambulance Service
Waskom
Ray Gwaltney
Don Brinson
Raymond Saude
Terry Sims
Jesse Frye
Keith Thornton
Loren Hadley
Garry Dean
Jack Strong
Stan Harbaugh
Dale Spoonmore
Russell Ewer
John Cary
Steve Kammon
Steve Jones
Paul Embry
Diana Embry
Larry Scroggins
Terry Strong
Vicki Alamos
Jerry Bargar
Top Brass
North Knox
Berg HiLl Farm
Paxton
Keith Deckard
Maci
Vincennes Business College
Indiana Business College of Vincennes
Vincennes, Ind
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Main ST. Dugger, Ind
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