Prosecutor Awaits Word on Motion in Vigo County Case
Vigo County Prosecutor Ralph Berry said he will not comment until he sees correspondence about a US attorney's urging to investigate allegations against the county sheriff's department. The case centers on a $1 million federal lawsuit filed July 12 against former deputies and current suspendeds, with a hearing anticipated as filings and responses proceed.
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Vigo County
Ralph Berry
United States
U.S
Stanley B. Miller
Indianapolis
Darrel Felling
Miller
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Washington
Berry
the Tribune
Felling
Terre Haute
U.S. District Court
Robert A. Poynter
Larry Peters
Paul Schoffstall
Poynter
Lafayette
Peters, Poynter
Schoffstall
Charles Barth
Beulah Road
Peters
Sheriff's Department
Sheriff's Board
George Albright
Robert McDonald
Harrison Township
Ed Stapleton
Sheriff's Office
FBI
Detroit guru struck by cream pie at council ceremony
Indian guru Pratap Singh Pawat known as Maharaj Ji received a peace award from the Detroit Common Council after a 15 year old hurled a cream pie at him. Police restrained the assailant, who was released after the guru urged nonretaliation.
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Detroit
Pratap Singh Pawat
Guru Maharaj Ji
Watergate dispute and rising prices loom after recess
Angrily Petersen testified on losing control of the Watergate case as the Senate committee adjourned to an indefinite date after the summer break. A lawsuit to compel Nixon to hand over tapes and documents was set to be filed by Thursday. In Phnom Penh insurgents attacked the radio center near the airport as government troops retreated. The Armed Services Committee probes alleged enemy hospital strikes by U.S. planes. Prices are poised to rise after the 60 day freeze, with retail food costs possibly up 20 percent from 1972, while meat slaughter fell sharply.
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Washington
Henry E. Petersen
Petersen
Senate Watergate Committee
Samuel Cash
Nixon
U.S. District Court
Archibald Cox
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Kambol
Senate Armed Services Committee
Gerald Greven
Miami
Senate
Nixon Administration
Agriculture Department
Department
Crime rate trends note declines in Terre Haute and national stats
Crime rates in Terre Haute fell in early 1973 with assaults down 49 percent and robberies down 40 percent. FBI data show national robberies at 374,560 with $91 million in losses and autos stolen costing $825 million before recoveries. Indiana cities Indianapolis Ev ansville Gary and Hammond report declines. Stafford Connecticut leads with a 27.6 percent drop.
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Swift
FBI
Indiana
Indianapolis
Evansville
Gary
Hammond
Stafford
Conn
Washington, D.C
New Castle Parents Charged in Child Death Case
William Vance and his wife Helen of New Castle Indiana have been charged with child mistreatment after their 2 year old daughter Sherry died at home on July 9. The couple, both 28 and 24 respectively, are free on 2000 dollar bond awaiting a court date.
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New Castle, Ind
William Vance
New Castle
Helen
Sherry
Warning on wage gains could trigger future economic shock
Gerald M. Marks Chicago regional director of the U S Commerce Department warns Indianapolis businessmen that wage increases aimed at fighting inflation may reverse course, harming long term profits. He told the Rotary Club to focus on long term effectiveness rather than short term gains to avoid a potential economic future shock.
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Indianapolis
Greald M Marks
Chicago
U.S. Commerce Department
Marks
Nixon and Price Take Dinner Cruise Aboard Sequoia
President Nixon and his chief speech writer Raymond Price took a brief dinner cruise on the presidential yacht Sequoia, a possible signal of an upcoming public response to Watergate. The White House says a furtherWatergate statement will come after the Senate committee finishes its first phase. hearings were recessed after as Labor Day.
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Washington
Nixon
Sequoia
White House
Senate Watergate Committee
Raymond K. Price
Potomac River
Whee House
Hummingbirds Feed on Insects and Nectar
Hummingbirds consume small insects along with flower nectar as part of their diet. The insects provide essential protein while nectar supplies energy, supporting their rapid metabolism and bright plumage.
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