Social Security reform top priority after energy work
After a White House meeting with President Carter Speaker ONeil said social security financing reform will be the top legislative priority once the energy program is finished. Carter plans to send his priorities to Congress soon and may seek general revenue funding and higher payroll taxes to shore up the program.
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UPI
Carter
Thomas O'Neill
O'Neill
White House
Congress
House
Senate
Robert Byrd
Consumer Protection Agency
Department of Energy
John F
Kennedy
Greene County proposes additional appropriations June 23 1977
Taxpayers are notified that Greene County Indiana officers will meet at 1300 hours on June 23 1977 to consider extra budget appropriations for County General Circuit Court Reassessment Washington Township and Federal Revenue Sharing items totaling $1 852 80 $2 485 60 and $4 000 00 respectively The final amounts will be sent to the state board of tax commissioners for a second hearing at the county auditor’s office Taxpayers may appear or inquire about the hearing date and place Eskel Beasley Officer of Taxing Unit.
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Greene County
Indiana
County General Circuit Court
Washington Township
Court House
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Tieen
Sad County
Funeral thanks notes from Newkirk's Funeral Home
Families of Richard E. Hunt August B Deneve and Loren Lee express sincere appreciation for neighbors friends and relatives. Special thanks to Rev J B Smith Rev Bill Gilliland the Dugger First Christian Church Pythian Sisters and pallbearers for their kindness. Words cannot express our appreciation for all courtesies and flowers received.
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Rick
J.B. Smith
Bill Gilliland
Dugger First Christian Church
Pythian Sisters
B. Deneve
Loren
Lee
Roger Cullison
John Bond
Phyllis Hiatt
Harry Deitz
Bethel Community Church
Etta Haffley
Ken Graehler
Peggy Trump
St. Peter's Church
St. Ann’s
Talks continue on 51 hostages in Netherlands
Mediation enters a new phase as two South Moluccan intermediaries board the hijacked train for a second round of talks aimed at freeing 51 passengers held for 18 days. The standoff, Europe’s longest mass hostage crisis, persists as two more gunmen escort mediators and authorities push for a swift resolution.
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Josina Soumokil
Indonesia
Hassan Tan
Elizabeth Tomasoa
Tomasoa
Capelle
Rotterdam
Justice
Dries van Agt
Bovensmilde
Destiny Hawkins Obituary
Destiny Hawkins four week old daughter of Mark and Vicki Hawkins died at Greene County General Hospital at 7 40 am born May 11 1977 in Lyons She is survived by her parents Gene Hawkins and Eveleana Light Funeral services will be at 1 pm Saturday at Lebanon Baptist Church Midland with burial in Lebanon Cemetery Friends may call Welch and Cornett Funeral Home after noon Friday.
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Mark Hawkins
Greene County General Hospital
Mark K
Vicki Cowen Hawkins
Lyons
Gene Hawkins
Linton
Eveleana Light
Sullivan
Lebanon Baptist Church
Midland
Lebanon Cemetery
Welch and Cornett
Final accounting for Clara Walton estate Greene Circuit Court
James E Walton as administrator seeks court approval of the final accounting and distribution in the Clara Walton estate. The Greene Circuit Court will hear on June 24, 1977 at 9:00 AM unless interested parties appear to contest or prove heirship and claims. Clerk Valis D. Bingham and attorney J David Holt represent Bloomfield Indiana interests.
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Greene
Indiana
Clara Walton
James E Walton
Circuit Court
Greene County
Area Notes on Greene County Admissions and Transfers
List of area admissions dismissals transfers and home placements across Greene County towns including Bloomfield Sullivan Sullivan Worthington Jasonville Linton Worthington Beech Creek Township and Wright Township. Notable transfers include to Good Samaritan Vincennes and Village Nursing Home and a patient at I U Medical Center Indianapolis.
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Greene County
Rosalie Wilson
Bloomfield
Lorraine Spice
Fred Bray
Switz City
Deborah Petry
Linton
Pearl Bedwell
Mary Ellen Walker
Sondra Pittman
Jasonville
Emma Green
Alice Truitt
Mendy Simpson
Charles Ingersoll
Worthington
Good Samaritan
Vincennes
Dennis R. Bough
Paul C. Ramsey
Michael S. Wonder
Fortunato C. Alano, Jr
William Nichols
Joe R. Turpin
Wright Township
Russell L. Shields
John H. Carney
Beech Creek Township
Myer Waxler
Mary Sherman
Garce Gallion
Sullivan Betty Campbell
Sullivan Robin Villain
Dugger
Wayne Thacker
Carlisle Dorothy Lampton
Sullivan
Robert Horne
Sullivan Bradley Stewart
Sullivan Idell Coleman
Village Nursing Home
Marie Drake
Farmersburg
Linda Myers and_ son
Sullivan Dorothy Utt
III Med Center
David ‘‘Puss’’ Stough of
I.U. Medical Center
Indianapolis
West Michigan
Greek woman bears octuplets as five infants die soon after birth
Mrs. Cleo Zerbini, 31, gave birth to octuplets in a suburban Athens hospital after fertility pills. Five of the eight infants died within hours. only one girl and two boys survive, in incubators with limited hope for recovery. The mother had previously lost quadruplets born two years earlier.
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UPI
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Four wrecks hit Linton in two hour span Wednesday night
Officer Ledbetter reported four traffic crashes in Linton within two hours. No serious injuries. property damage noted. Fish and Peltier collied at A and First Streets Northeast. Wolfe hit a tree on Ninth Street Northeast. Rippy and Crynes collided on Highway 54 near Eleventh Street Northwest. Brenda Nelson charged with failure to yield after striking a tractor trailer at a highway intersection.
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David H. Fish
Bedford
Fern Peltier
First
Fish
Peltier
Randy Wolfe
Ninth Street
Wolfe
Kevin Brown
Greene County General Hospital
Judy Rippy
Tony Crynes
Eleventh Street
Rippy
Crynes
Arthur Inman
Brenda F. Nelson
Vincennes
Dale Bland
Indiana Livestock Market Mixed Results From Indianapolis Sale
Hog prices in Indianapolis show barrows and gilts steady to 25 higher with No 1-2 200-230 lb at 45.00-45.25 and No 2-3 240-270 lb at 43.00-44.50. Cattle run light. cows mostly 24.50-27.50 with plainer canners and cutters. Sheep: spring lambs steady, one lot at 50.00. Indiana rural markets show No 1-200-235 lb hogs 43.50-44.00 and No 2-3 240-260 lb 42.00-43.00, sows 34.00-36.50, bulls 31.25-35.50.
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UPI
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United Press International
Counties named for murder trial site in Indiana case
Seven counties may host the Daniel R. Stonebraker murder trial stemming from the St Valentine’s Day killings of four Parke County brothers. Parke Circuit Court Judge Earl Dowd granted the venue change. the final site will be chosen from Benton Newton Decatur Whitley Dearborn Harrison and Rush counties after signatures from local prosecutors. Stonebraker’s trial is not set before September due to vacations and other cases. He also faces a July 5 drug-trial in Carroll County related to the Spencer family killings near Raccoon Lake. The other defendants are Michael Wright David Smith and Roger Drollinger linked to the same ring involved in these slayings and the Spencer family attack.
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St. Valentine's Day
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Stonebroker
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Whitley
Dearborn
Harrison
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Clelland Hammer
Donald Gibson
Veedersburg
Stone
Braker
Stonebraker
Carroll Circuit
Roger C. Drollinger
Waynetown
Drollinger
Indiana
Illinois
Keith
Betty Spencer
Raccoon Lake
Michael W. Wright
Crawfordsville
David W. Smith
Wingate
Raymond
Reeve
Ralph Spencer
Gregory Brooks
Spencer
Additional appropriations sought hearing notice
Notice to taxpayers announces a hearing by the county commissioners on June 14 1977 regarding extra hire and other appropriations. The county auditor’s office will designate the hearing place and time for taxpayers to attend and present concerns.
Greene County Seeks Bids for Bridge No. 235 Project
The Greene County Board of Commissioners invites bids for a new Bridge Structure No. 235 on county road 225S over the Four Mile Ditch 2 miles east of Lyons Indiana. Bids due June 20 1977 at 10:00 A.M. Bid bonds 10 percent required. Copies of contract documents available for $25 nonrefundable. The right to reject any bids is reserved.
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Greene County Court House
Bloomfield
Indiana
Greene County
Four Mile Ditch
Lyons
Greene County Auditor's Office
Greene County Board of Commissioers
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