Inland to Build $20 Million Plant Near Cayuga
Inland Container Corp to build a Vermillion County recycle container board mill at the Wabash River site next to Cayuga Power Station. The $20 million facility will open in early 1975, employ 100 to 120 workers, and produce 350 tons daily of corrugating medium using 100 percent recycled fibers.
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Vermillion County
Inland Container Corporation
Clinton
Wabash River
Public Service Indiana
Cayuga Power Station
Cayuga
Newport
Libyan Charged With Hijacking in Israel After Airliner Landing
Libyan passenger Mahmoud Toumi, 37, was charged with hijacking the Arab airliner and endangering 124 lives aboard after forcing the Middle East Airlines jet to land in Israel. Magistrate Eliezer Goldberg ordered Toumi held 15 days as investigations proceed. He cited Toumi's protest over his treatment and stated motives of showing Arab friendship to Israel.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Eliezer Goldberg
Mahmoud Toumi
Toumi
Libya
Golda Meir
Lebanon
Middle East
Cairo
David Elazar
Benghazi
Beirut
School Suit Hearing Set For Monday
The Vigo County School Corp class action suit gains a Monday hearing as special judge Donald Decker weighs whether 1,250 plaintiffs must post a bond. Court in Vigo Circuit Court opens at 9 a.m. with the school’s Jordan Lewis facing plaintiffs’ Gus Sacopulos and others. the case stems from delays in elementary school construction and potential operating losses.
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Vigo County School Corp
Donald Decker
Indiana Supreme Court
Vigo Circuit Court
Jordan Lewis
School Corporation
Gus Sacopulos
High Court
Maple Avenue
Sandison
Newspapers face paper shortage across the United States
AP reports strikes at Canadian mills disrupt U.S. newsprint, forcing papers to shrink pages and reduce space for editorial and comic sections. Rome Sentinel and Martinsburg Journal cut general news space while Kokomo Tribune trims images and headline white space. Some papers assist peers. longest story continues on page 12.
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New York
U.S
George B. Waters
Rome
N.Y
Canada
Martinsburg Journal
West Virginia
Panhandle
Blackridge
Colorado
Greeley Tribune
Waters
State Housing Body Sought By Group
A recommendation by the Southern Indiana Housing Development Corp. backs state action to create a housing program for low income families. Vigo County leads with 5,675 unfit dwellings, 537 double occupancy, signaling overcrowding. Counties Clay Vermillion Parke also show significant needs amid existing housing authorities. Continued on Page 2, Col. 1.
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Southern Indiana Housing Development Corp
SIHDC
Vigo County
Otis R. Bowen
West Central Indiana Economic Development District
Wciedd
Max Miller
West Central
Planning
Planning Board
Indiana
Clay County
Vermillion
Parke
Vigo
Bowen vows to keep Hoosier tax relief now
Indiana Governor Bowen says property tax relief of 20 to 35 percent promised during the 1973 sales tax increase will remain. He rejects claims emergencies will erode relief and defends control boards. He also backs adding up to 75 black state troopers without lowering standards and supports Civil Rights Department probes of the State Police.
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Indianapolis
Thhe
Indiana
Indiana Civil Rights Department
Robert Konkle
James B. Sims
Alcoholic Beverage Commis
Tibetans Drink Tea With Soda Butter and Salt
Tibetans eat neither chicken nor fish yet drink 30 to 50 cups of tea daily. The tea is boiled in water flavored with soda and ash, then garnished with butter and salt.
Uncertainty Secrecy in Agnew Probe
The Agnew grand jury probe remains secret and unsettled after high level talks between federal investigators and the Justice Department. Indictments may come soon in a probe that began last December into Baltimore County officials and engineering firms amid possible bribery and kickback schemes involving Spiro Agnew.
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Baltimore
Spiro T. Agnew
Justice Department
U.S. Atty
George Beall
Agnew
Baltimore County
Henry FE. Petersen
Washington
Beall
Maryland
Petersen
Weather map summary for Terre Haute and vicinity
The forecast shows slight chances of showers and thunderstorms early tonight with partial clearing later. Saturday will be mostly sunny with highs in the mid to upper 80s, lows around 62 to 67. Indiana expects partly cloudy skies tonight and a 20 percent chance of rain, Illinois fair and warm tonight with highs near 90 on Saturday.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Illinois
Nixon lawyers argue grand jury tapes not forced
Nixon's legal team contends forcing him to turn over the Watergate tapes would privilege the pursuit of a harsh criminal process over executive decisions. They argue the judiciary lacks power to compel a president, with Sirica set for next Wednesday to hear oral argument.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S. District Court
White House
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Grand Jury
Cox
Watergate Grand Jury
Executive Branch
Judicial Branch
John J. Sirica
the Nation
Senate
Vercoa Plans New Hangar At Airport
The Terre Haute Board of Aviation Commissioners entered a 20-year lease with Vercoa Inc for ground to build a hangar at the north edge of Hulman Field. Vercoa will use the facility for service, maintenance and overnight hangaring as commuter flights to Indianapolis Chicago and St. Louis continue to rise about 30 percent monthly since Vercoa took over routes.
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Terre Haute Board of Aviation Commissioners
Vercoa, Inc
Allegheny
Allen
Felstein
Aviation Board
Hulman Field
Verenn
Indianapolis
Chicago
St. Louis
Vercoa
Danville
Tfl
Man Confesses To Six Rapes In Vigo and Vermillion Counties
Vigo County Sheriff George Albright said Daniel C. Kyle, 28, of Universal, confessed to six rapes. Four occurred in Vigo County, one in Vermillion County, and one in Illinois. Kyle was arrested after an 18 year-old Vigo girl reported an attempted assault on Bolton Road near U.S. 150.
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Vigo County
George Albright
Vermillion County
Illioms
Daniel C. Kyle
Universal
Vigo
Bolton Road
U.S. 150
The Country Parson on Questionable Behavior
The column argues that behavior labeled as questionable may seem milder unless another party commits the same act, challenging readers to reassess moral judgments. It highlights selective scrutiny and moral double standards in everyday conduct.
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Tribune
Cyprus
Ade] Kawas
United States
Henry C. Goodrich
Inland
Ilinois
Crawfordsville
Evansville
John Vaughan
Vaughan
News Digest
Indiana Association of Sanitarians
Indiana State University
Vigo Couty Health Department
Carol Tryon
West Central Chapter
IAS
Paul M. Welch
RPS
SAS
J. Lloyd Grannan
Paul L. Myers
Paul McBride
Rick Lopez
East Central
David McSwane
Howard Ellis
National Environmental Health Association
Martin Photo
Columbus
Bruce Wallace
Bowen
Statehouse
WTTV
United Press International
Frank Shelton
Union Hospital
Robert Westrup
House of Photography
National Weather Service
Fporpcast
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