Cattle rustling puzzles Indiana Illinois sheriff says
Clarke County Illinois Sheriff James Hills reports cattle rustling in his county with calves and cows missing from pastures. Vigo County officials implement vehicle checks to deter theft as Indiana cattlemen push for permanent identification amid a beef price driven surge. Hog theft appears in nearby counties as lawmen pledge continued vigilance.
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Danish Traffic Deaths Top Twelve Hundred in 1972
In Copenhagen more than 1,200 people died in road crashes across Denmark during 1972. A private Committee for Greater Safety urged yearly car inspections and the removal of taxes and tariffs on safety materials to reduce casualties.
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Rockefeller opens door to 1976 bid stay as governor
Former governor Nelson Rockefeller, hospitalized after leaving the Rockefeller Institute, says he may seek the presidency in 1976 and is weighing a fifth term as governor. He previously ran for the Republican nomination in 1964 and 1948.
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Prairie Creek Alumni Picnic Set for August 19
The fourth annual Prairie Creek Township Alumni picnic will be held Sunday August 19 at Fowler Park Shelter House with a basket dinner at 1 p.m. Former graduates teachers classmates and friends are invited.
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Prairie Creek Township
Fowler Park
Fertilizers release nitrogen too quickly says National Geographic
The National Geographic notes most fertilizers pour nitrogen into soil too fast for plants to use. The bowfin, native to Nebraska waters, is historically known as the dogfish.
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Watergate at a Glance Summary of Senate Hearings
Washington AP reports key Watergate updates. Senate committee recessed for at least a month as attorneys press a lawsuit seeking presidential tapes and documents. Henry Petersen objects to a special prosecutor. Nixon sails Sequoia with Price while considering public reply. Nixon challenges courts' authority to force tape disclosure. Nine demonstrators removed from the hearing room but not charged as Ervin urges restraint.
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Sam J. Ervin Jr
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Space, politics and recalls in a late era column
The column blends spaceflight coverage with Watergate reflections and political nostalgia. It cites Skylab 2 launch details, criticism of media coverage, and defense of liberal social programs, noting gains in black unemployment and poverty reduction while praising past programs and commentators.
Hal Boyle Humor and Nature Quips From Page Four
Reader notes excerpted thoughts on alcoholism in metro hospitals regardless of diagnosis. Then a set of nature and proverb snippets including ostrich behavior, a kicking mole, bat sight, and a Butler quotation about wisdom and a tired life.
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Nature
Samuel Butler
Black progress linked to liberal programs and job policy
Analysis cites Scammon-Wattenberg and census data showing steady black gains from 1961 to 1969 under Kennedy and Johnson, followed by stagnation after Nixon. It notes a narrowing of the earnings gap through 1969 and a drop in poverty, then renewed poverty with rising unemployment, arguing policy outcomes hinge on job creation and program reach.
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Petersen details Watergate cover-up hints and no response
Petersen testified that records were destroyed and officials in the Nixon campaign may have tried to obstruct justice. He said no initial suspicions about John W. Dean III. Kleindienst warned Ehrlichman against directing investigators and urged a full inquiry. Dean claimed he was appointed to keep Nixon informed.
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Nixon
Blood clots in leg explained and prevention tips
A reader asks about causes of leg blood clots and remedies. Causes include injury or inflammation of blood vessel lining, tobacco use, and venous twisting or varicose veins. Rest and available drugs can absorb clots and restore vessels to normal.
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Cancer Daily Horoscope Urges Patience With Relationships
Horoscope notes romance may distract you as you weigh personal ties. Cancer says obligations met today won’t burden you tomorrow. Allow more time to pass before acting on duties to others and reconsider a request before proceeding.
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