Nixon calls for courts to decide Watergate guilt
President Nixon appealed to the nation to let courts determine guilt or innocence in the Watergate scandal. He accepted responsibility for actions of his aides, defended withholding tape records, and urged moving on to national priorities. Senator Inouye expressed disappointment with the statement.
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West Area Forest Fighters Transfer to Boise Fire Zones
Eight Browns town Ranger District firefighters join a 22 member Wayne Hoosier National Forest team traveling from Indiana to Boise Idaho. They will be dispersed to fires ranging 50 to 500 acres caused by a dry lightning storm across Montana and Idaho. The crews may stay three days to three weeks until all fires are out.
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Back To School Section Highlights 1973 74 Details
The Daily Tribune presents a special Back-To-School section with registration opening days faculty assignments transportation lunches and calendars for the 1973 74 year. Readers are urged to save the tabloid for easy reference when the new school term begins.
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Agnew Probe Advances With Grand Jury Hearing
A special grand jury in Baltimore expected to begin testimony on bribery and kickback claims involving Vice President Spiro Agnew. Attorney General Elliott Richardson met Agnew privately on Aug 6 to discuss the status of the probe, with records tracing to Agnew’s early career. Indictments may be imminent as officials focus on Baltimore County officials and engineering firms connected to state contracts.
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Jerome Wolff
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Four-Year-Old Austin Boy Dies In Accident
A four year old bicycle rider, Richard Johnson, died after a collision with a car at the intersection of Scott County Road 300 East and 400 North. The crash occurred at 5 10 p m as the car driven by Fleming Chambers collided with the bicycle coming from a side road. Funeral services plan are pending.
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Oville School Board Names New Crothersville Principal
The Metropolitan School District of Vernon township named Arlie Whitaker principal of Crothersville High School after board contract approval. Whitaker, married with three sons, has degrees from Moorehead State University and Indiana University and prior teaching in Jennings, Ripley, Dearborn counties, plus Kentucky.
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Arlie Whitaker
Crothersville High School
Whitaker
Moorehead State University
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Ence
Jennings County School Corporation
Ripley County School Corporation
Dearborn County
Kentucky
Crothersville
Sunman
Brad Valentine
Robert Gingher
Connie Buhner
Sara Durham
Youth Gospel Music Program Set Friday at fairgrounds
Planned by the Key 73 youth task force the contemporary gospel program starts at 7 30 p m Friday at the Jackson County fairgrounds in the tractor display area with informal seating. The event features The New Life Singers Seymour Ann Sharbrough and Bruce Haddix Indiana Central College Till Singers Crossroads Community Church J D Wood Eric Erwin Mitchell and the 73 Singers Seymour. Reverend David Shreve leads group singing. Masters of ceremonies are Brad Lahrman and Vaughn Blevins Floyd Pray handles sound.
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Ann Sharbrough
Bruce Haddix
Indiana Central College
Till Singers
Crossroads Community Church
J. D. Wood
Eric Erwin
Mitchell
73 Singers
David Shreve
First Baptist Church
Brad Lahrman
Vaughn Blevins
Floyd Pray
Jim Weesner
Becky Bates
Terry Walters
Kathy Carmichael
Jill Persinger
Brian Rice
Paula Rice
Tom Kieffer
Oktoberfest Street Closing Approved
Seymour board of public works and safety approved closing downtown streets for Oktoberfest from October 3 to October 7 with an emergency lane for emergency vehicles. Four sewer connections and treatment service applications were approved for Church of God lot 12 block 23 Shields Addition Zumhingst.
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Weather records for Seymour and Rockford observer notes
Unofficial downtown Seymour noon temperature cited with official readings from Ruth Everhart government weather observer at Rockford. Reports show River level at 7 am, 42 feet, sunset 7:40 pm EST, sunrise 5:09 am EST Friday.
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Ruth Everhart
Rockford
College Names Appeal Issued
The Daily Tribune asks readers to notify the paper of Jackson County students who will attend colleges or universities this fall. Include the student name home address and the institution name and location.
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Inmate Slashes Arm at Jackson County Jail
Robert Taylor, 30, of Louisville, was rushed to Schneck Memorial Hospital for 53 stitches after slashing his right arm six times with a razor. He was returned to the county jail and placed in solitary confinement amid claims of jail fatigue. A spokesman noted the incident involved a new jail CCTV and radio system.
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Schneck Memorial Hospital
Robert Taylor
Louisville
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