Linton's Depot Opens as Dining and Entertainment Center
The Depot in Linton reopens as a restaurant and entertainment complex in a former train depot location. Owners Mr and Mrs Joe Sullivan and manager Mrs Joyce Feeney highlight period decor, themed rooms, and seating for 500, aiming to attract families and diners while meeting health and fire safety requirements.
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Joe Sullivan
Joyce Feeney
Bloomington
Siggy Muthofer
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Elnora
State Board of Health
Sullivan
Feeney
Theresa Stremming Named to VU Honors List
Theresa Stremming daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Stremming Sandborn earned a 4.0 average on the Vin cennes University spring semester dean's list. Her name was omitted from the earlier published list due to a computer error.
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Theresa Stremming
Roy Stremming Sandborn
Vincennes University
Central names two Hoosier Scholars at Switz City school
Central School in Switz City announced that Janice L. Osman and Kathy L. Zimmerly of the 1977 graduating class were designated Hoosier Scholars by the Indiana State Scholarship Commission.
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Switz City
State Scholarship Commission of
Indiana
Janice L. Osman
Kathy L. Zimmerly
Hearing on DC9 crash at issue as two controllers testify
Atlanta based hearing shows two air traffic controllers testified the crippled DC9 could have reached Dobbins Air Force Base if the pilot had not executed a 180 degree turn during a two minute communications failure. The jet lost seven thousand feet and the base runway was then unreachable. 72 people died in the crash and more witnesses are due to speak. Leonard Parker said the DC9 had enough altitude to glide to Dobbins if not for the turn.
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Leonard Parker
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Wheat yield forecast increases lifting 1977 crop prospects
The Agriculture Department's crop reporting board estimates the 1977 winter wheat harvest at 1.526 billion bushels, up 3 percent from May estimates. With old wheat on hand and good moisture, total U.S. production could reach about 2 billion bushels, likely triggering government payments to farmers to bridge market prices toward the target. Payments may reach about $130 million at $2.40 a bushel, with potential rises under higher target proposals amid legislative debate and a Carter veto threat.
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Department
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U.S
House
Senate
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