Airport Forum Held In Seymour On Freeman Field Plan
A public forum at Freeman Field brought together businessmen and industry reps to meet new airport manager James B. Harvey and discuss future plans for Freeman Field. Mayor Christopher D. Moritz announced that a four member aviation board will be appointed soon to govern the field.
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Freeman Field
Seymour
Christopher D. Moritz
Moritz
James B. Harvey
Ewing Street
Seymour Board of Aviation Commissioners
Harvey
Ford Motor Co
Louisville
Aviation Commissioners
Aviation Board
Pettigrew
Snow expected as new storm hits Indiana
Snow is forecast to replace rain as a second rapidly moving low pressure center approaches Indiana. The National Weather Service expects the system to reach Chicago area tonight with light snowfall and hazardous driving conditions possible in the northern two thirds of the state late tonight into Saturday. Ruth Everhart notes rainfall Thursday and White River levels near flood stage near Rockford.
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Jackson County
Hoosier State
National Weather Service
Indianapolis
Chicago
Indiana
Weather Service
Ruth Everhart
Rockford
White River
Heating Cut Ordered by Energy Chief in Gasoline Squeeze
Energy Secretary William E. Simon ordered a six degree cut in oil heated homes and placed gas stations last in line for gasoline starting Jan. 15. Oil burning buildings face a ten degree reduction, with 1972 thermostat baselines. Gas, electric, and coal heated buildings are excluded.
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Federal Energy
William E. Simon
Washington
Simon
Federal Energy Office
Key '73 Community Rally Set Sunday
A year of cooperative evangelism in 11 Seymour churches culminates Sunday with a Key '73 community rally at 7 30 p m in the First Baptist Church sanctuary. Indiana State coach Gordon Stauffer will give the keynote talk with a combined church choir directed by James Cook.
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Seymour
First Baptist Church
Gordon Stauffer
Indiana State University
Terre Haute
James Cook
First Church of the Nazarene
Stauffer
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
ISU
Bill Cordes
Robert Myers
First Presbyterian Church
Louise Vierling
Central Christian Church
Walter Zschiedrich
First United Methodist Church
D. G. Morris
Calvary Baptist Church
Rick Wilson
Dennis Holt
Calvary Baptist
Central Christian
Church of God
First Baptist
First United Methodist
First Presbyterian
Peter's Switch Church of the Nazarene
Trinity United Methodist
Rockford United Methodist
St. Andrew's United Methodist
Gas rationing coupon sample with Washington engraving
A sample design of the gas rationing coupon is shown in Washington by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. The coupon displays George Washington and includes a space for the issuing state name and the driver license tag number.
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Washington
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
George Washington
Seymour Weather Records Reported For Downtown
Weather records show an unofficial noon temperature for downtown Seymour with official readings from Ruth Everhart in Rockford. The entry notes Thursday maximum and minimum, rainfall at .10 inch, river height at 7 am 13.3 feet, sunset at 5 28 EST and sunrise Saturday at 8 06 EST.
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Seymour
Ruth Everhart
Rockford
Eenter
Desegregation Plan Ordered For Louisville
The 6th U S Circuit Court of Appeals ordered a desegregation plan for all Jefferson County Kentucky school districts including Louisville. It reversed a Louisville district court ruling and sent the case back to formulate a plan effective for the 1974 75 school year eliminating state imposed segregation with all necessary parties joined.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Jefferson County
Louisville
U. S. District Court At
Anchorage
Ken
Tucky
Anchorage Independent
Cavett Severn Receive Brownstown Contracts
Cavett Co. of Seymour won the Browns town 1974 blacktopping contract with a bid of 32 cents a gallon, beating Ralph Rogers Co. of Bedford. Jesse Severn Ashland received gasoline and fuel oil contracts, with prices not disclosed and bids reportedly signed with reservations. Mrs. Ardena Reinbold, town clerk treasurer, said no bids were accepted for oil and lubricants.
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L. P. Cavett Co
Seymour
Brownstown
Cavett
Ralph Rogers Co
Bedford
Jesse Severn Ashland
Ardena Reinbold
Graffiti Trails That Teach How Faith Winds In
Street art confronts faith and doubt in public spaces as communities debate meaning and impact. Artists, pastors, and residents discuss messages about God guiding travel, testing norms, and shaping daily life amid urban walls.
Residents View Fuel Crisis and Rationing Ideas
A Seymour Daily Tribune man-on-the-street piece records local opinions on fuel shortages and rationing. Mrs. Elmer Luecke and Janice Meyer favor gas rationing and car pools, while Pete Ross questions the shortage claims. Pat Reinhart and Wayne Graves back rationing with limits, and Mary Jane Fenwick of Minneapolis criticizes Seymour drivers.
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Seymour Daily Tribune
Elmer Luecke
Kessler Boulevard
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United Staves
Onl
Janice Meyer
Gaiser Drive
Miss Meyer
Pete Ross
West Second Street
Pat Reinhart
South Chestnut
Wayne Graves
Orchard Drive
Mary Jane Fenwick
Minneapolis, Minn
Earl Meyer
Leonard Meyer
Pete Roas
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