Mission trek to Zaire highlights medical aid and agriculture need
David J. Kauffman of Terre Haute joined Dr. James Pass on a para medical mission to Wembo Nyama in Zaire from May 29 to mid June. They distributed drugs and supplies, collected soil cultures for antibiotic and antifungal research, immunized hundreds of children, and planned further study back home.
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Africa
Terre Haute
Gideon Movement
David J. Kauffman
Poplar St
James Pass
Olney
Zaire
S. Africa
Kauffman
Dr. Pass
Wembo
Nyama
United Methodist Mission
Belgium
J Congo
Indiana State University
New York City
Dakar
Senegal
Monrovia
Accara
Lagos
Kinshasa
Lodja
Alex Reid
Wilmore
Edward McKinley
Asbury College
Willard J. Doyle
Memorial United Methodist Church
McKinley
Reid
Pass
U.S
Lombe
Terre Haute Pharmaceutical
Dave Kauffman
University of Kinshasa
Terre Hautean
United States
Marijuana Still Illegal in Indiana
Indiana law experts say marijuana and LSD remain illegal despite repeals leaving them under a new controlled substance act. The old dangerous drug act was removed July 26 and the new act takes effect Oct. 1, but state Pharmacy Board actions keep them illegal until then. Senator McDaniel warns legislators to clarify dates to avoid confusion. promulgation takes effect when the last county clerk records the law.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Shelton Breskow
Indiana
Theodore Sendak
State Pharmacy Board
Breskow
Marsin K. McDaniel
Richmond
Woman Charged In Fatal Kennard Crash
Shirley woman faces charges of driving under the influence and driving with a suspended license after an accident Saturday afternoon in Kennard that killed her three month old daughter Kimberley Owens. The baby died on arrival at an Indianapolis hospital with head and chest injuries. Her mother Nellie Owens, 38, was listed in satisfactory condition at a New Castle hospital with similar injuries. The car left Kennard road, ran off the road and hit a tree.
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Kennard, Ind
Indianapolis
Kimberley Owens
Shirley
Nellie Owens
New Castle
Owens
Kennard Road
Recorders Meet At Saint Marys Campus Workshop
About 50 members of the Midwest American Recorder Society attend a school on the Saint Mary of the Woods College campus. Seven noted teachers conduct the workshop with two public concerts, including an 8 p.m. Wednesday harpsichord recital and a Friday 8 p.m. faculty performance. Early music is highlighted with Renaissance winds and instruments. instruction focuses on recorders. Faculty include Kenneth Wollitz and Friedrich von Huene among others.
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Midwest American Recorder Society
Saint Mary-of-the Woods Colege
Kenneth Wollitz
The
American Recorder Society
Friedrich von Huene
Wages of Sin: City Seizes 11 Cars Over Unpaid Fines
New York City towed away 11 cars from illegal parking spots to collect over $33,000 in unpaid fines and penalties. Alexander McFerran, director of the Parking Violations Bureau, said three cars were registered locally, four in New Jersey, two in Florida, and one each in Pennsylvania and New Hampshire.
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New York
UPI
Scofflaws
Alexander McFerran
New Jersey
Florida
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
Cleveland State Collegium Directors Lead Music Workshop
Lyn Carlson and Richard Jacoby co direct a workshop with Jerry Willard Carol Herman and Lucille Gruber as featured performers and guest harpsichordist. Carlson is instrumental director for the CSU Collegium Musicum Jacoby is a member of Arts Antiqua Early Music Concert Herman represents Claremont Consort Gruber appears as guest harpsichordist.
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Lyn Carlson
Cleveland State University Collegium Musicum
Richard Jacoby
Arts Antiqua Farly
Jerry Willard
New York
Carol Herman
Claremont Consort
Lucille Gruber
Miss Carlson
Mr. Jacoby
Champ Held On Burglary Ring Charge
Spencer Indiana AP An Indiana Golden Gloves heavyweight champion Clyde Mudgett 20 near Martinsville is jailed on 25000 bond for involvement in a large burglary ring spanning eight counties Sheriff Mason says sister Jean Spiess 32 was also arrested The ring includes 200 burglaries with 35 in Owen County two each in Morgan and Monroe counties Warrants to arrest others are expected in Owen Circuit Court Mudgett moved to Indiana from Minnesota last year seeking boxing success explaining he left Minneapolis in Dwayne Bobich's shadow after the Hoosiers placed second in the 1972 Golden Gloves He advanced in the Indiana state event in March but lost in the national tourney in Lowell Massachusetts to Nick Wells of Fort Worth Texas
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Spencer
Ind
Owen County
Robert J. Mason
Clyde Mudgett
Martinsville
Jean Spiess
Rt 2
Mason
Morgan
Monroe
Owen
Mudgett
Indiana
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Duane Bobich
Duane
Hoosiers
Lowell
Mass
Nick Wells
Fort Worth
Tex
Indiana salesman drowns in Kansas City motel pool
A 21 year old Indiana salesman Melvin C Williams from Gary Indiana drowned Sunday in a motel swimming pool in Kansas City Kansas authorities identified the victim as Williams.
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Kansas City
Kan
Indiana
Melvin C. Williams
Gary
Ind
Fire damages Axel Springer home in West Germany
Police say six incendiary devices triggered by clocks were hidden in the thatched roof of publisher Axel Springer's luxury summer residence in Westerland Isle of Sylt. Four devices exploded causing a fast fire with no injuries reported. Springer’s well known publications include Bildzeitung and Die Welt. Canada leads in nickel and zinc production and ranks second in asbestos gypsum sulphur and uranium.
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Westerland
Isle of
Syit
Germany
Axel Springer
Springer
Hamburg
Bildzeitung
Die Welt
Canada
Tanaka Heads Home After Upholding Nuclear Gap for UN Seat
Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka concluded a U S trip by saying Japan will not seek atomic weapons to win a permanent U N Security Council seat. He cited constitutional restraints and reliance on the U S security treaty for nuclear protection. He urged U S businesses to push exports to Japan as trade talks remain unsettled. Tanaka’s swing through New York Chicago and San Francisco included meetings with Japanese Americans and speeches.
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Washngton
Kakuei Tanaka
United States
Japan
United Nations Security Council
Tanaka
Meet the Press
Nixon
U.N. Security Council
Security Council
Soviet Union
United Kingdom
France
People’s Republic of China
Tokyo
San Francisco
New York
Chicago
Indiana SBA approves 66 loans totaling 3.8 million
The Small Business Administration reported in Indianapolis that loans approved in Indiana last month amounted to 3.8 million. Earlier disbursements show 78 loans totaling 6.2 million in July, with these loans approved previously.
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Indianapolis
Small Business Administration
Indiana
SBA
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Schering Corporation Pharmaceutical Firm
Kenilworth
N. Y
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National Guard
Recorders
St. Mary’s
Champ
West
Allengy
Jesus Wsteen
Ohio
Wal
Bank Americar
Aan
Our
Oui
Umit
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