GenTel Union To Meet Wednesday In Ft Wayne
A federal mediator has confirmed a Wednesday meeting in Ft Wayne between General Telephone representatives and the Striking Communications Workers of America. About 100 local CWA members have picketed for 15 days while IBEW honors the lines. Vandalism reports surface statewide with rewards set at $1000 for Fort Wayne and Lafayette areas.
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General Telephone
Communications Workers of America
Ft. Wayne
Tom Merritt
Lafayette
Merritt
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
CWA
IBEW
United Press International
D. W. McConign
Fort Wayne
McDonign
Fort Wayre
Tippecanoe County
Indiana Teachers Association conference to hear Bowen Bayh
Gov Otis Bowen and Sen Birch Bayh will address the annual Indiana State Teachers Association leadership conference in French Lick Indiana. Workshops on negotiations political action and state and federal legislation will be offered to about 800 teachers expected to attend.
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French Lick
Ind
Otis R. Bowen
Birch Bayh
Indiana State Teachers Association
Red Cross Gala Monte Carlo Marks 25th Anniversary
Prince Rainier and Princess Grace hosted the Monaco Red Cross anniversary gala for 1,100 guests wearing formal attire. Attendees paid 150 dollars each for a menu of caviar lobster chicken and ice cream while Andy Williams performed and Christian Dior staged a fashion show highlighting Monaco's social season.
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RED Cross
Monte Carlo
Monaco
UPI
Prince Rainier
Princess Grace
Monaco Red Cross
Andy Williams
Christian Dior House
Indiana State Police Accepts Women Applicants for Trooper Posts
The Indiana State Police began accepting female applicants for trooper training on August 1 with a deadline extended to August 17 for females. Superintendent Robert K. Konkle said a 6 foot tall applicant prompted policy change, noting women must meet the same physical standards as men and perform the same number of pushups. He believes female troopers would aid in juvenile cases, investigations of rape, and organized crime.
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Indianapolis
Indiana State Police Department
Robert K. Konkle
Konkle
Apollo Skylab sunshade upgrade amid observatory scare
Flight directors guided astronauts to erect a larger sunshade on Skylab to reduce living-quarters heat by 10 to 15 degrees and protect against solar radiation. Four observatory cameras were emptied. a major short circuit damaged a wire bundle but did not cripple the telescopes, prompting a postflight check.
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Space Station
Gas Meter Blows Off Home Triggers Evacuation in Valparaiso
In Valparaiso Indiana no injuries or damage were reported after a gas meter blew off a home on the north side. Police evacuated about 150 families for one hour on Saturday night as crews repaired the meter.
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Valparaiso, Ind
Valparaiso
Food shortages ripple through local nursing centers
Food supply disruptions continue as beef and other meat face scarce deliveries. Glenn Home and Canterbury Convalescent Centre report potential beef shortages, while Meadows Manor and Wallace Nursing Center advise they can cope for now. Stark Wetzel Foods, halting beef operations in Indianapolis, withheld beef for the week, prompting all facilities to seek alternative suppliers and noting price- ceiling impacts.
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Home
Glenn Home
Lane
Canterbury Convalescent Centre
Stark, Wetzel Foods
Indianapolis
Meadows Manor Convalescent and Rehabilitation Center
Wallace Nursing Center
Meadows Manor
Wallace
Tim Crawford
Canteen Food Service
Canteen
Crawford
Associated Press
Merrill Reece
Stark, Wetze
Chew FastEeth Powder Eases Denture Worry
Denture users gain confidence with FASTEETH powder, a long-holding chew designed to reduce slipping and discomfort. This product emphasizes reliability and comfort for daily wear and continued use.
Preparation H relief advertisement claim on hemorrhoidal itch
An advertisement touts Preparation H as a fast relief for hemorrhoidal itch and pain from infection and inflammation. It claims swelling reduction and soothing lubrication with no stinging, suitable for ointment or suppository forms and effective overnight.
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New York City
Washington, D.C
Midwest Medical Center
Mornin Judge Michael Brown Faces Minor Delinquency Citations
A list of youth and adults from Indiana and Rhode Island received fines and short jail or farm terms for offenses including public intoxication speeding ran red lights ran stop signs and delinquency. Notable ages include 18 27 34 45 and 22 with addresses in Hendricks Clinton Rockville West Terre Haute and Rhode Island among others.
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Michael Brown
Hendricks
Weekend Beef Shortage Ties Up Markets and Prices
Amid a weekend meat rush U S stores report scarce beef with central warehouses nearly empty while pork and processed meats remain plentiful. Officials warn price controls and supply shifts could raise costs as dealers cap purchases and restaurants adjust menus. Nearby wholesale and retail outlets report delayed supply and consumer queues as government freezes influence market behavior.
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Natural Resources Department
Editor Responds to Cremation Debate in Tribune
Funeral director John P. Callahan writes in reply to an August 1 1973 Tribune piece by Rodney Angove about cremation rising costs. He argues cremation is chosen by the living, notes cost pressures across goods, asserts funeral directors serve public choice, and praises funerary ceremony and cultural tradition.
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Terre Haute
Associated Press
the Tribune
Rodney Angove
Thomas B. Weber
Telephase Society of
San Diego
America
Weber
California
John P. Callahan
Market Reports From Indianapolis Livestock and Grains
Indianapolis market roundup shows hogs trading moderately active with mixed weights and prices about 50 cents lower for most hogs, sows firmer. cattle and calves at higher trade with varied grade and weight adjustments. sheep slaughter lambs and ewes also listed. Indiana hog totals indicate steady to lower at regional plants and receipts around 12,500. Chicago eggs, wheat, corn, and soybeans move on the Board of Trade with mixed price shifts and notable gains for some months. Cheese and dairy prices in Chicago also listed with ranges for processed loaf, Swiss, and other varieties.
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Treasury
George P. Shultz
ABC Television
Nixon
New York City
Betty Furness
Ralph's Market
Los Angeles
Herrell F. DeGraff
The
American Meat Institute
Indianapolis
Indiana
Apusda
Chicago
UPI
Board of Trade
Sin Uranus
Ga police arrest Columbus man in Fortville slaying
Cart ersville police hold Clarence H Lee of Columbus Ga on murder charge in the stabbing death of John Keith Williamson of Fortville Ind whose body was found in a ditch on Saturday.
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Cartersville, Ga
Columbus, Ga
John Keith Williamson
Fortville
Ind
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ISTA
Indiana State University
ISP
Carol A. Clemons
Clinton
Julian Chancellor
Rhett J. Gray
11Th St
Johnson
Eugene C. Miller
N. 13Th St
James Hannah
Harver
Camerlin
Waskick
Rhode Island
Michael Craft
Kim A. Henderson
Rockville
Richard A. McKillop
Thad D. Smith
10Th St
Jesse H. McIlroy
Sixth Ave
John Nicholsen
West Terre Haute
Jay L. Rogers
Third Ave
Sacramento
Calif
DeGraff
U.S. News & World Report
Richway
Atlanta
Santa Monica
George Bennett
Santa Monica Bay Area
Independence
Neak Luong
Peoh Theng
UPS
Phnom Penh
Dey Eth
Veal Show
Veal Shov
Prek Eng
Koki
Vea
Tribune
Indianapolis Livestock
EGGS
Hoosier
Vigo County Fairgrounds
U.S. 41
Ki Ween
Gospel Sing the
Oakridge Boys
Wynette
George Jones
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