Hays Committee Powers Seen Narrowed After Scandal
Washington political debate focuses on stripping the House Administration Committee of its fringe benefits powers. A three member task force report recommends transferring those powers to the House, amid fallout from Elizabeth Ray's allegations against Rep. Wayne Hays. Rep. Frank Thompson is expected to be named to succeed Hays as administration chairman, as Hays resigns and contemplates caucus reexamination.
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Congress
House Administration Committee
Elizabeth Ray
Wayne Hays
Frank Thompson
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Hays
Thompson
UPL
Brushing Dogs Teeth Gains Ground In Vet Care
CHICAGO UP I Dont be surprised if your veterinarian tells you to start brushing your pet dogs teeth Pets are living longer and eat more human food so dental care is growing Dr Donald Ross of Houston Texas explains veterinary dental work mirrors human dentistry including gum disease root canals and crowns He cites braces for a horse and a new jaw for a bucktoothed bird dog as examples Foul breath is a sign and owners are advised to brush with a child toothbrush and water once a week using baking soda as needed
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Chicago
UPI
Donald Ross
Houston
Tex
Veterinary Dental Clinic
Ross
American Animal Hospital Association
Air Force
Texas A&m
University of Texas
S P E D Y Program Oversight Acknowledged By Economic Opportunity Committee
The Economic Opportunity Committee of Daviess Greene Knox and Sullivan Counties announces continued sponsorship of the S P E D Y program for 467 youths across five counties. It outlines wage standards at federal minimum, supervision duties by partner agencies, and transfer or termination for noncompliance to ensure work responsibility and taxpayer stewardship.
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Economic Opportunity Committee of
Daviess, Greene
Knox and
Sullivan Counties, Inc
S.P.E.D.Y
E.O.C
Indiana
Office of Manpower Development
E.D.C
S.P.E.O.Y
Knox
Daviess, Martin, Greene and Sullivan
Obituary: Opal Hays of Worthington 63
Funeral services for Mrs Opal Hays 63 Worthington will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Myers Funeral Home Worthington with Rev John Chasteen officiating burial in Worthington Cemetery She died Sunday night at Bloomington Convalescent Center Born Coalmont May 10 1913 daughter of Blumer and Esther Streepy Clark She was a matron at Worthington Jefferson school and a member of Folsom Memorial United Methodist Church She was married to Vilas Reed Hays who died in 1951 Survivors include two daughters Roselind Stalcup Bloomfield and Mary Bowden Scottsburg a son Louis E Hays Bloomington a brother Jesse Clark Monrovia and a sister Mrs Nellie Barnhart Coalmont A brother and sister preceded her in death Friends may call Myers Funeral Home today 2 to 9 p m and Wednesday 9 a m until funeral time.
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Myers Funeral Home
John Chasteen
Hays
Worthington-Jefferson School
Bloomington Convalescent Center
Coalmont
Blumer
Esther Streepy Clark
Folsom Memorial United Methodist Church
Vilas Reed Hays
Roselind Stalcup
Bloomfield
Mary Bowden
Scottsburg
Louis E. Hays
Bloomington
Jesse Clark
Monrovia
Nellie Barnhart
Hearst overshadowed as Harris trial begins
William and Emily Harris faced a crowded spotlight at the start of their trial overshadowed by Patricia Hearst. Hearst will have a separate trial on the same charges, while a judge instructed jurors to dismiss prior sensational coverage.
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Los Angeles
UPI
William
Emily Harris
Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
Harrises
Symbionese Liberation Army
Teague to Speak Here Thursday
Tom Teague Democrat candidate for lieutenant governor of Indiana will speak at 7:30 p m Thursday at the east shelter house Humphreys Park. All Democrat county office holders nominees precinct committee men and women and interested persons are invited to attend.
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Tom Teague
Indiana
East Shelter House
Humphreys Park
Area Record Shows Admissions and Legal Filings in Greene County
A list of community admissions and dismissals includes residents from Bloomfield Washington Linton Sullivan Shelburn and others. Notable items show a birth to Mr and Mrs Terry Medlock and a driving under the influence case. Property transfers cover numerous townships including Richland Linton Worthington and Wright with multiple couples transferring real estate.
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Greene County
Guy Workman
Bloomfield
Linda Burch
Washington
Wilbur Leffler
Larry Cook
Linton
Donald Worth
Jasonville
Anna Young
Forest Sparks
Worthington
Robert Wright
Switz City
Lawrence Cunningham
William Baker
Marcella Crody
Lillian Swearingen
Icie Todd
Springville
Nancy Pearson
Donita Mason
Douglas Lee
Son
Susan Niemier
Bloomington
Bloomington Hospital
Mary Sherman
Curtis McClure
Sullivan Nora Watson
Sullivan
Vera Wisenberger
Shelburn
Linda Richardson
Ralph Morris
Terre Haute
Lisa Townsend
Sullivan Katie Bledsoe
Sullivan Rene Gillum
Merom
Dorothy Davis
Terry Medlock
Clara McKay
Sullivan Marjorie Jeffers
Sullivan James Smedley
Sullivan Otha Hauger
Farmersburg
Emerson Stark
Juanita Brown
Sullivan Evelyn Arney
Sandborn
Sandra McCain
Marvin R. Robinsons
Keith W. Edmondson
Richland Township
Lucille Sullivan Larson
Brenda Joyce Cazee
Ennis C. Stevenson
Clifton R. Wells
Bloomfield State Bank
Geneva
Kay Vandeventer
Neward
Larry Don Martin
Donald O. Prow
Beech Creek
Delores
Donald A. Miller
Wright Township
John F. Miller
Terry W. Brady
Edith L. Pittman
Kathryn Hardy
Indianapolis Livestock Market Reports Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Livestock figures show hogs weak to 50 lower in early sales with the sector closing 50 lower. Cattle steer and heifer prices slip, utility cows steady to strong, bulls weak. Sheep steady with choice lambs at 44 to 45 dollars. The Crites Family gospel concert at Coal City Jefferson Baptist Church set for 7 p.m. on Sunday. Bus tour to St Louis departs Wednesday at 6 a.m. from the Teen Canteen lot with seats available.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Crites
Bloomington
Coal City Jefferson Baptist Church
St. Louis
Teen Canteen
Nola Yoder
Purdue 124th commencement a mixed class earns degrees
Two Bloomfield students and two Worthington students were among 3 447 graduates at Purdue University s 124th spring commencement. David Burcham earned an associate in electric engineering tech and James Hobson a bachelor in mechanical engineering. Merle Need earned a bachelor of science in pharmacy and Sue Schultze a BS in home economics. The A M Risher Swimming Pool will close early for a swim meet and fans are urged to attend.
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Bloomfield
Worthington
Purdue University
David Martin Burcham
James Lee Hobson
Merle Alan Need
Sue Schultze
Odon Plans Three Day Bicentennial Fest With Parades and Balloons
Odon will host the Spirit of 76 Bicentennial from June 25 to 27. Events include flea markets arts and crafts, a balloon ascent at 2 p.m., a Good News Trio concert, square dancing, and Hoosier Playboys on Friday. A Saturday parade starts at 2 p.m. with beard and costume judging at 4 p.m. Sunday features a pitch-in dinner at noon and children’s contests at Odon Park.
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Odon
Odon Park
Sue and
Uptown
Carter on busy tour to raise funds for debt
Democratic front runner Jimmy Carter heads to Boston for two fund raisers as part of a plan to cover a $1.2 million campaign debt. He will address the Foreign Policy Association in New York and meet congressional leaders before returning to Plains. He has not released a schedule for selecting a running mate.
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Foreign Policy Association
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Sea Island
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Special Program On Alcohol Drug Abuse At TAC
A Bloomfield Teen Action Youth Counseling Service presents a Wednesday program at 7 p.m. for adults and parents at the Teen Action Recreation Center 24 West Main St Bloomfield. Ron Vogt drug abuse counselor Lyons Clinic Katherine Hamilton Hospital will conduct the session.
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Teen Action Youth Counseling Service of
Bloomfield
Teen Action Recreation Center
West Main St
Ron Vogt
Lyons Clinic
Katherine Hamilton Hospital
Evacuation ship Spiegel Grove sails into Athens harbor
The U S S Spiegel Grove arrives at Pireaus carrying 276 Lebanon evacuees. Commander Vernon R. Bush orders engines stopped as the amphibious ship docks. Passengers praise the relief effort amid grapes of gratitude from officials including U S Ambassador Jack Kubisch and Greek authorities.
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Athens
Vicki Alrey
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Paul Garderian
Washington, D.C
Beirut
Garnerian
American University of Beirut
Washington
U.S
Greece
Jack Kubisch
Spiegel Grove
Melvin Kendall Receives Pilgrim Degree of Merit at Mooseheart
Melvin L. Kendall of Linton No. 1434 earned the Pilgrim Degree of Merit from the Loyal Order of Moose in a ceremony at Mooseheart Child City. The investiture, led by Director General Herbert W. Heilman, drew Moose members from the United States Canada and Great Britain.
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Linton No. 1434
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Child City
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Moose Lodge
Herbert W. Heilman
House of God
Unique Children’s Cathedral
Mooseheart Campus
Pilgrim
Gordon Jeffery
Supreme
Moose
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Canada
Great Britain
Mooseheart
Women of the Moose
College of Regents
Field House
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