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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1971

Page

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Greene County Wins 650000 Loan for Pork Plant

The Economic Development Administration approved a 650000 loan to fund a pork processing plant in Greene County. Congressman John T. Myers announced the loan toward land and equipment purchase. Industries for Linton and the Greene County Development and Employment Committee help secure the funding with private loans totaling 150000, plus 130000 from Corn Country Park and additional bank loans in the area.

Greene County The Economic Development Administration John T. Myers Linton Greene County Development and Employment Committee Corn Country Park Worthington Greene County Community Development and Employment Committee Irvin A. Busse Chicago Industries For Industries Indianapolis Washington, D.C EDA

Rest Haven to Appeal Health License Denial

Rest Haven plans an immediate special board meeting to file an appeal with the Indiana Health Facilities Council after denial of its license. The facility operates under a license expiring June 30 and will pursue required improvements and a new loan package to fund a $1.3 million plant capable of processing about 2,000 hogs daily and employing 85.

Earl Roush Rest Haven Greene

Weller Method Tornado Warning Questioned By Experts

The Salt Lake Area Chamber cites three states California Florida and Texas as accounting for a sixth of U S jobs and 20 percent of personal income. Meteorology professor Blakely cautions that the Weller TV method for tornado detection is unsafe and unproven, urging reliance on official warnings and rapid reporting.

Salt Lake Area Blakely Weller National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration U.S. Weather Bureau Weather Bureau Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company Tinker Air Force Base University of Pennsylvania Medical School Navy Abraham Lincoln

Fourth of July Parade in Linton Announces $500 Prizes

The Linton Fourth of July Parade will award over $500 in prizes across categories. Top entries receive $100 sweepstakes for best depiction of the Patriotism theme, with $50, $25 and $10 prizes for top floats by fraternal groups clubs churches or businesses. Other awards include juvenile, comic, and out of town float prizes plus bicycle and horse division prizes totaling more than $500.

Linton Montiv Linton Saiddle Club

Tunnel Explosion Kills 17 Workers in Calif Water Project

In Sylmar California 17 miners died in a gas explosion deep in a five mile long water tunnel linked to the Metropolitan Water District. Only one crew member survived after hours of rescue work amid heavy smoke and gas. 12 bodies found, five remain missing.

Sylmar Calif UPI Miters Fire Department Andy Kaljis Los Angeles Metropolitan Water District California San Fernando Valley Porte

Nixon Honors Purdue President Hovde in Indianapolis

President Nixon saluted retiring Purdue University leader Dr. Frederick L. Hovde as an "educational giant" during a black-tie Indianapolis dinner. Nixon lauded Purdue's 25 years under Hovde, noted his WWII service, and presented a golf ball bearing the presidential seal and signature.

Indianapolis UPI Nixon Purdue University Frederick L. Hovde America Indiana Jennings County Purdue Hoosier School Hovde Spiro T. Agnew Agnew

President Nixon Receives Warm Hoosier Hospitality

Vernon Indiana reports President Nixon was greeted with friendly Hoosier hospitality during his Thursday visit. Local residents welcomed him warmly as he toured the area and spoke with community members at a brief stop in Vernon.

Nixon Indianapolis Hannah Milhous Nixon Jennings County Jennings Indiana God Bless America North Vernon Plain Dealer

Bloomfield Churches Burglarized in Overnight Break‑ins

Break ins reported at United Methodist First Christian and United Presbyterian churches in Bloomfield. Cash missing from Methodist and Presbyterian offices. Christian Church cup emptied on desk. Ministerial offices ransacked. doors pried and some locks left unsecured. Nixon visit noted in Jennings County with large crowd and dedication event details.

United Methodist First Christian United Presbyterian Bloomfield First Christian Church United Methodist Church Presbyterian Church The Christian Church

County Receives Funds for Patrol Car Equipment

Greene County Sheriff Orval Byers and regional ICJPA administrator announced a 1161.90 grant from ICJPA funded largely by the U S Department of Justice. The money will buy a radio and siren-PA system for a new patrol car, with 75 percent federal and 25 percent local match.

Greene County Orval Byers Indiana Criminal Justice Planning Agency ICJPA U. S. Department of Justice

South Vietnamese recapture Fire Base Fuller in brief push

South Vietnamese infantry with elite Black Panther units retook Fire Base Fuller less than 24 hours after it fell to North Vietnamese forces. More than 3,000 troops advanced to the hilltop outpost while allied bombing left the base ruined. Four Americans and over 100 South Vietnamese defenders were killed or missing in the fighting near the DMZ.

Saigon UPI Black Panther Fuller Demilitarized Zone Dmz

Supreme Court considers Times Post Viet Nam Pentagon report case

The Supreme Court weighs appeals from The Times and The Post over publication of a secret Pentagon Viet Nam War report. The Times seeks to resume printing non classified parts at 5 p.m. EDT while the Post aims for 6 p.m. today. The government argues publication harms national security and mootness could occur.

Nixon Southeast Asia Pentagon United Press International Supreme Court New York Times Washington Post Times and Post the Times High Court Federal District Court Times Post U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Washington

City Faces Higher Electric Rate

The City of Linton Electric Department reports it may seek a 19.2 percent rate increase from Public Service Indiana to cover higher power costs. The commission must approve any rise, and the utility will decide if customers face higher bills or absorb the cost.

Linton Public Service Lindiana Federal Power Commission Merase Public Service Indiana Cty Ubility Public Service Commission of Lana

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Camber of Commerce Office Dr. Hovde Uralat Sarge John Wilkes United Fund Drive Joe Haseman United Fund Board Wilkes
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