Members seek to abolish House intelligence panel over CIA leaks
Senior House members plan to move to dissolve the House intelligence committee citing a crisis of trust amid leaks and a shift of power to five Democrats who pressured chairman Nedzi to resign. Stratton, Bolling condemn what they call a circus while alleging leaks implicate the CIA in foreign assassinations.
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Washington
House
Intelligence Committee
Richard Bolling
D.mo
Samuel S. Stratton
Dn.y
Lucien N. Nedzi
Stratton
James V. Stanton
Ohio
CIA
Nedzi
Area Youths Return From Boys' State
Ten Jackson County students concluded a week at Hoosier Boys' State held at Indiana State University Terre Haute. Seymour High School students David Bo McDougal and Dan Fleetwood were elected state representatives for Ross County. Governor-elect was David Shellito and lieutenant governor-elect David Marcadis. Other attendees from Jackson County included Mike Emkes and additional peers.
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Jackson County
Hoosier
Penn High School
The
American Legion
David
Bernard Emkes
Weather and political notes from Seymour and Washington
Weather records for Seymour show unofficial downtown noon temperature with official readings from Mrs. Ruth Everhart in Rockford. In political news, Nedzi resignation prompts a party caucus clash with five Democrats. Stratton and Bolling plan a roll call to reject Nedzi and push to abolish the position. In Washington, the Senate Intelligence Committee questioned former CIA Director Richard Helms regarding alleged murder plots from earlier administrations.
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Seymour
Ruth Everhart
Rockford
Senate Intelligence Committee
CIA
Richard Helms
Frank Church
Idaho
Church
Helms
Eisenhower
Youth Conservation Corps starts Monday at Muscatatuck Refuge
Twenty area youths will work this summer at Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge in an eight week Youth Conservation Corps program from Monday to August 8. The group includes 14 from Seymour, four from North Vernon, one from Columbus and one from Elizabethtown. Activities include bird blind construction, dike maintenance, trail work, and environmental education plus field trips to Crosley Reserve and Monroe Reservoir.
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Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge
Seymour
North Vernon
Columbus
Elizabethtown
Youth Conservation Corps
Departments of Interior and Agriculture
Crosley Fish and Game Reserve
Monroe Reservoir
Muscatatuck
New Food Stamp Plan Ordered By Court
The U S Court of Appeals ruled the current food stamp formula invalid for 19.6 million participants as it fails to guarantee a nutritionally adequate diet. It gave the Agriculture Department 120 days to draft a new plan while keeping current rules in place due to the program’s critical role. Judge J Skelly Wright wrote the opinion.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S. Court of Appeals
J. Skelly Wright
Metal Sculptor Recreates Days Of Past In Miniature Scenes
George Goehl, a Mansfield native and former mental health program administrator, carves copper brass bronze and steel into tiny rural vignettes. His display titled The Farm Central Park Flower Garden and more is shown in Seymour National Bank lobby.
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Susan Smith
George Goehl
Gale
Seymour National Bank
Central Park
The
Country Club
Aquarium
Goehl
Oak Hollow
Brownstown
U.S. 50
Brian
Spence
Mansfield
Ohio
Patas
Kala
Midwest
Hamilton-Cosco
Columbus
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East 10Th Street
Rhonda
Jack Lequire
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Judith James
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Laure Brooks
Dayton
Mike Schleter
Patti Thomson
Diana Berger
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Roy Johnson
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Johnson
Indiana
Conrad E. Calmer
Seymour Post
Rita C. Russell
South Airport Road
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O’brien Street
Patricia M. Hoffmire
East Fourth Street
G. L. Peachee
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