Death notices from Indiana and Illinois towns
Deaths announced from Terre Haute and surrounding communities include Earl M Siner 86 of Yucaipa California with surviving widow Lou and two California sons. several siblings in Florida California and Terre Haute. Multiple funeral services scheduled across Indiana Illinois for Edith Goff Ada McKim Millard Hagerman Ada Lantz Betty Fox DeBolt Ethel McDonald and Rex Cork with arrangements in Rockville Jasonville Linton Clinton Sandborn Marshall and Marshall counties.
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Earl M. Siner
Yucaipa
Calif
Terre Haute
Lou Siner
California
Lorene
Osprey
Fla
Joe
Vanise
John
Lena Ball
St. Petersburg
Laura Brazzell
Riley
Montezuma
Ind
Edith Goff
Jefferson St
RR 4
Rockville
St. Anthony Hospital
Butler Funeral Home
Joe K. Bury
Memory Garden
Montezuma Presbyterian Church
New Bethel Home Demonstration Club
New Bethel Ladies Aid Society
Horace KE. Abbott
Indianapolis
Paul Machledt
Raymond W. Smith
Barberton
Ohio
Stillman Reece
Sun City
Ariz
Glenn G
Jasonville
Ada McKim
Good Samaritan Hospital
Vincennes
McClanahan Funeral Home
S. V. Stiles
Stafford Cemetery
Linton
Ray
Phyllis Sexton
Florence Redwell
Irene Masur
Sliam
N.Y
Willard
Guy Miller
Spiceland
Pansy Mougeotte
Vida Oliver
Santa Maria
Marshall
Rex Randall Cork
Union Hospital
Moore Funeral Home
Marshall Cemetery
American Legion
Marathon Oil Company
Robinson
Ill
Faye
Tax Rate Ahead as Budget Faces August Passage
Budget details note small appropriations from 50 to 8000 dollars and a uniform 160 raise for policemen and firemen, approved by the city council last week. Brighton says council will meet in a late month special session to pass the budget by August end, with possible edits during committee review. Total assessed property value rises about 400000, to nearly 103 million, after exemptions, affecting Harrison, Lost Creek, Honey Creek, Otter Creek townships. The budget is published as a legal ad in THE TRIBUNE today.
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Brighton
Joan Hetherington
Harrison
Honey Creek
Lost Creek
Otter Creek
THE
Tribune Today
Seasonal Forecast Warm and sunny across much of nation
Weather outlook calls for warm and sunny conditions across most of the country on Wednesday. Cooler air moves into the northern Plains while the upper Great Lakes and parts of the Midwest expect showers and unsettled conditions.
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Plains
Upper
Great Lakes
Midwest
Weekend Storms Hit Indiana and Illinois Forecast
Weather elsewhere Indiana expects showers and thunderstorms Friday and Saturday with mostly fair Sunday. Highs in the upper 80s and low 90s, lows 65 to 70. Illinois remains warm and humid with showers Friday and Saturday, less humid Sunday. Lows range from the 60s in the northwest to 70s in the southeast, with highs in the 80s northwest and upper 80s to lower 90s southeast.
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Indiana
Illinois
Meat Packer Quits Over Black Market Dream Refuses Fraud
Rushville Illinois AP Bartlow Brothers Inc a small independent meat packer shut down this week after incurring massive losses from delayed Phase 3 price freezes and rising livestock costs. Bartlow said he could not justify illegal purchases and chose to close rather than compromise ethics. The plant employed 160 workers and supplied small stores and towns within a 100 mile radius. He cited Phase 3 and Phase 4 rules under Nixon era controls and planned to sell if a buyer appeared. The shutdown ends a broader pattern of farm price disparities and consumer affordability debated by Bartlow.
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Rushville, Ill
Bartlow
Bill
Bartlow Brothers, Inc
No Rush to Australia Travel Story in Horsham
In Horsham England a taxi driver asked how much to Australia and argued with his boss who warned him he was drunk. Bernard Francis set the fare at 3750 dollars and Mrs Ethel Murphy agreed to visit her daughter in Perth. She favors driving as the “civilized” way and did not explain how she would be driven there.
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Horsham
England
UPI
Australia
Bernard Francis
Ethel Murphy
Perth
Stennis Returns to Work After Jan 30 Shooting
Senator John C. Stennis of Mississippi returned to his Capitol Hill duties for the first time since being shot during a robbery in front of his home. At a news conference he discussed Watergate and CIA hearings while avoiding gun control talk and not endorsing impeachment of President Nixon.
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Washington
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Stennis
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Watergate
Armed Services Committee
Central Intelligence Agency
Senate
Nixon
Jig Fishing Origin in Kentucky Lakes
Kentucky, home to two vast man made lakes, is the birthplace of jig fishing. The method was refined at Herrington Lake near Lexington in the 1920s with cane poles and wriggly night crawlers, yielding bites from winter hungry bass in murky water. Modern anglers often use fiberglass poles but keep the basic rig.
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Frankfort
UPI
Kentucky
Herrington Lake
Lexington
Woman sues over bus driver license denial in San Francisco
A San Francisco woman, Betty K. Dobson, sues the California Department of Motor Vehicles contending her prostitution conviction does not constitute moral turpitude and that she was wrongly denied a bus driver's license. She argues the DMV should assess her driving ability and safety to students rather than past charges.
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San Francisco
UPI
Betty K. Dobson
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Dodson
St Angelo Seeks Small Donors for Indiana Democrats
Indiana Democrat leader Gordon St Angelo outlined a three month fund raising drive to tap small donors for party unity. Activities include a national telethon Sept 15 with local car washes bake sales bucket brigades and a $1 dinner in participating counties during telethon hours. The plan aims to raise about 100000 to be shared with counties with Jack New as telethon chairman.
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Indianapolis
Democratic Party
Gordon St. Angelo
ITT
American Airlines
National Oil
St. Angelo
Indiana
State Committee
Jack L. New
New
Hoosier POWs Assigned Duty Stations
At Wright Patterson Air Force Base Ohio 19 former POWs returned from North Vietnam and received new assignments Capt Hubert F Buchanan Austin Indiana to Randolph AFB Texas for retraining He will then join Williams AFB Arizona Col Ronald E Byrne Peru Indiana and former Indianapolis resident Col James H Kasler to Air War College Maxwell AFB Alabama
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Wright - Patterson Air Force Base
Ohio
UPI
Col
James H. Kasler
Air War College
Maxwell Afb
Ala
Rehabilitation workshop for LPNs at Lake Land College
A two week rehab program for licensed practical nurses runs from August 13 to August 24 at Lake Land College Mattoon Illinois. Sponsored by the Illinois Association of Health Care Facilities based in Chicago. Instructor is Joyce M. Berman a registered nurse from Chicago.
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Mattoon
Lake Land College
Illinois Association of Health Care Facilities
Chicago
Joyce M. Berman
Watergate Hearings Recessed Until After Labor Day
The Senate Watergate committee has recessed until after Labor Day. So far the hearings have lasted 37 days of questioning, featured 35 witnesses, and produced over 7,500 pages of testimony.
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Washington
Senate Watergate Committee
Local Labor History Speaker for Fala Dinner
Dorothy Clark, Terre Haute historian and TRIBUNE Woman's Editor, will outline Local Labor History at this year's fala dinner. Clark, a Garfield High School graduate, ISU and Santa Rose Junior College alumna, has 25 years with the Historical Society and 10 years as curator at the Historical Museum. Reservations by Aug. 27 through C. A Red Morris or William Adams, with door prizes as an added feature.
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Dorothy Clark
William Adams
Hoosier Named Director at Major New York Bank
Darin Smith of Garrett Indiana was named a director of First National City Bank of New York. Smith is chairman and CEO of Kimberly Clark and an Indiana University graduate who finished Garrett High School in 1943.
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New York
UPI
Darin Smith
Garrett, Ind
First National City Bank of
Kimberly Clark
Smith
Garrett High School
Indiana University
Stevie Wonder stabilizes after traffic crash in North Carolina
Stevie Wonder, 23, in Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem after head injuries from a traffic accident. A medical report quoted a physician as saying he had regained partial consciousness. The AP report notes his condition and ongoing treatment.
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Winston-Salem
Stevie Wonder
Baptist Hospital
Soldier of the Year Named for 38th Infantry Division
Army Sgt. J C Paul Ellison of Shirley Indiana will receive a trophy Thursday as the top enlisted man of the year for the 38th Infantry Division. Ellison a 13 year veteran with the Indiana National Guard at Shelbyville was named Soldier of the Year Tuesday during the 38th Infantry summer training at Camp Grayling Michigan.
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Camp Grayling
Mich
Army
J.C. Paul Ellison
Shirley
Ind
38Th Infantry Division
Ellison
Indiana National Guard
Shelbyville
38Th Infantry
Missouri adults drank more liquor beer wine in 1972
Jefferson City Missouri reports show Missourians averaged 2.6 gallons of liquor per adult in 1972, 1.4 gallons of wine, and 26 gallons of beer, according to State Mental Health Division records.
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Jefferson City
Rose-Hulman Professors At Aerospace Workshop
Rose-Hulman Institute professors Dr. Donald Chiang and Dr. John Coy join 27 university faculty at NASA Lewis Research Center for a ten week Faculty Fellows program. They will study heat exchanger design for magnetohydrodynamic power and lubricated bearing films impacting gears transmissions.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Donald Chi-An Chiang
John J. Coy
Terre Haute
NASA
Lewis Research Center
Lewis
Case-Western Reserve University
American Society For Engineering Education
ASEE
Moffett Field
Huntsville
Greenbelt
Pasadena
Houston
Hampton
Walter T. Olson
Joseph M. Prahl
CWRU
School of Engineering
West Virginia U
TRW Corporation
Rose Hulman Institute of Technology
Chiang
Namic
John Coy
Rose- Hulman Institute of Technology
Coy
Motorists Warned Of Hazards In Reblocking Areas
Vigo County Commissioner Harry P Brentlinger Jr warns drivers to avoid roads barricaded during resurfacing after a surge of complaints in the Spelterville area. He says tar and gravel damage to autos is at the drivers risk and detour signs should be followed, not ignored.
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Vigo County
Harry P. Brentlinger Jr
Brentlinger
Spelterville
Five Killed In Illinois Auto Accident
Five people died in an automoble collision near Rock Island at the Illinois 192 intersection with a county road. Virginia Seitz 32. her sons Mark 4 and Michael 9. Anna Seitz 66. Ronald D Hudson 22, all of rural areas, died in the two-car crash. Randy Earnest 18 of Moline was in serious condition and another Seitz son David 10 was critically injured. Police say the Earnest Hudson car struck the Seitz vehicle broadside as it traveled west on Illinois 192. drivers not yet determined.
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Taylor Ridge
Illinois
Rock Island
Virginia Seitz
Mark
Michael
Ronald D. Hudson
Walnut
Randy W. Earnest
Moline
Seitz
David
Earnest Hudson
Earnest
Hudson
Jury Selection Begins in Vigo Rape Case
Jury selection started Tuesday in Vigo Circuit Court for Jesse James Duvose held on a rape charge tied to a January 13 assault. The complaint says he forced the girl into his car near 13th and Crawford, drove around, then assaulted her as William Smock defends and Robert Wright leads the state's case before Judge pro tem Samuel Beecher Jr.
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Vigo
Jesse James Duvose
Duvose
13Th
Crawford Streets
William Smock
Robert Wright
Samuel Beecher Jr
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