Death notices and funeral services in Terre Haute area
A lengthy death notices page lists Norman Y Hooper 80 of AR 25 dying in St. Anthony Hospital. Services at Callahan Funeral Home. burial at Roselawn Garden Mausoleum. Other obituaries include Rosemary Streiff 49 of 1903 S 29th St with services at Ball-Porter Funeral Home and burial at Roselawn Memorial Park, noting Eastern Star rites and family survivors. Additional notices cover William T Miller RR 32. Mrs Hazel Kuykendall Champaign Ill.. Charles O Gosnell 64. Doris Brother Johnson 72. Thomas Fahy 72. Julia D Lawson 77. Walter I Cary 74. Dean Bishop 60. William L Garrison 61 with various relatives and funeral arrangements listed.
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Callahan Funeral
Norman Y. Hooper
St. Anthony Hospital
Roselawn Garden
Mary C
Rosemary R. Streiff
S. 29Th St
Mooresville
Ball-Porter Funeral
Roselawn Memorial Park
Eastern Star
United Methodist Temple
Terre Haute
Ned F
Rick
Patricia Keller
Bloomington
Nancy Selvia
Becky Fleschner
John A. VonKannon
Dorothy Kline
Virginia Brum
Pleasanton
Calif
Jack von Kannon
Lafayette
William T. Miller
Union Hospital
Thomas Funeral Home
O. H. Rogers
Hazel Kuykendall
Champaign
Ill
Clay County
Mercy Hospital
Urbana
Oak Hill
Riley
Heath and Sons Funeral Home
Joel Staggs
Edwina Mayer
Thomas Fahy
Glennwood Springs
Colo
Patrick J. Ryan
St. Patrick Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Paris
Walter I. Cary
Austin Sr
Blume-Stewart and Carroll
Arthur Runyon
Edgar Cemetery
United Methodist Church
Mabel
Allen F
Ray
Judy Kelly
Joan Trine
Redman
Fay Terrell
Carpentersville
Joe
Myrtle Wolfe
Battle Creek
Mich
Hazel Tucker
Albion
Marshall, Ill
Dean Bishop
Maris-Snyder Funeral
Roger Ellsworth
Livingston Cemetery
Shelton- Hannig Construction Co
Esther
Joanne Shumaker
Sylvia Kuhn
Marshall
Nelson
Norman
John
Colorado Springs
Katherine Collier Marshall
Brazil
Ind
Lawson-McClain
William L. Garrison
Marion County General Hospital
Indianapolis
Allison
General Motors Corp
Viola Iloane Rogers
Betty Jean Hilleburg
Janneana Kauffman
Nancy Mae Smith
Patricia Ann Golden
Wanamaker
Hallie Beasley
Elbridge
Norman Dow
New Providence
Carroll
Larry
Gary
Earl Crockroft
Norma. Kerick
Nina Redman
Newman, Ill
Josephine Smith
Rockville
Margaret Reed
Connersville
Carbon
Minnie M
Wells
Miller and Sons
Ronald G. Thomas
Calcutta
Funeral
Fair and warm Indiana and Illinois weather forecast
Weather brief reports moderate temperatures across Indiana with sunny to partly cloudy skies and a chance of showers early in the week. Illinois sees warm conditions continuing through midweek with highs in the mid 80s to lower 90s and overnight lows in the 60s to 70s as storms are possible later in the period.
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Indiana
Illinois
Weather forecast shows showers from Gulf coast to Great Lakes
The forecast predicts showers and thunder showers Friday across a broad corridor from the Gulf coast to the Great Lakes. Cooler conditions are expected in the Northeast and Northwest, while warm to hot weather is anticipated in other regions.
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Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
AP Wirenhoto
Douglas Honored in Peking Banquet by Chinese Officials
U S Supreme Court Associate Justice William O Douglas his wife and a delegation led by him were honored at a banquet Thursday night in Peking Hsinhua reported Friday The official Chinese news agency said Douglas and his delegation were in China on a friendly visit at Chinese invitation.
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Tokyo
U.S. Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Peking
Hsinhua
Douglas
China
Lawyers Clash Over Presidential Tapes In Court
The legal battle over executive privilege and the Nixon tapes heats up as Cox argues that grand juries may need presidential papers for criminal inquiries. He contends courts should decide confidentiality limits and asserts that even top officials are bound by law. A ruling from Judge Sirica is expected after next week’s hearings, possibly reaching the Supreme Court.
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Nixon
Cox
Man Confesses in Sugar Creek Justice of the Peace hearing
Kyle appeared before Justice of the Peace Carl Dickerson on preliminary charges including kidnapping attempted criminal assault assault and battery and disorderly conduct. He remains in the county jail under $25,000 bond.
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Kyle
Sugar Creek
Justice of the Peace
Carl Dickerson
Bowen likely to resist desegregation push and curtail state spending
Gov. Bowen questioned whether the 1974 legislature will pass a Indianapolis metro desegregation plan and indicated he would not veto such a measure if it reached his desk. He warned counties without local option tax face cuts and supported audits of state operations, including vehicle use and elevator inspections, while stressing the need to investigate minority hiring in the state police and noting the small number of Black officers.
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Indianapolis
S. Hugh Dillin
Bowen
Indiana Legislative Council
Konke
Beatrice Holland
School suits block closures and bid awards this fall
A temporary injunction keeps the two schools from closing and bars bids for new buildings while the Supreme Court asks for argument before ruling. The suit originally listed about 550 plaintiffs and added 700 more names, targeting board members and Superintendent Cottom.
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Supreme Court
Decker
Lewis
Sacopulos
C. Kenneth Cottom
Cottom
Paul Haas
William Llewellyn
John Sutherland
Peter Farmer
Charlotte Caldwell
Iverson Bell
John Valle
Inland Plant Pulping Project Chooses Cayuga Site
Inland selects a Cayuga site leveraging steam from Cayuga Power Station and Public Service Indiana land. The plant will employ 100 to 120 workers on three shifts, use local labor, and rely on steam from the Cayuga station for daily operations and 187 500 pounds per hour process. The project, supported by Vermillion County and local groups, aims for strong waste water treatment with no odor.
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Vermillion County
Public Service Indiana
Central Wabash Valley Building and Construction Trades Council
Vaughan
Cayuga
Clinton Chamber of Commerce
Vermillion County Commissioners and County Council
L&n Railroad
John Myers
Goodrich
Tenchical
Inland
The
Electric Company
Carroll H. Blanchar
Libyan plane hijack standoff ends with most passengers flying on
Kawas says he informed Tel Aviv control tower of entry. Israeli officers held the plane and passengers about seven hours. They questioned passengers and crew, then released all but Toumi to continue to Lebanon. A Syrian passenger recalled sweets and drinks provided by Israeli authorities. Fresno, California, supposedly derives its name from Spanish for ash tree.
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Kawas
Tel Aviv
Israel
Toumi
Lebanon
Beirut
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Rosemary R Streiff
Charles O
Gosnell
Charles O. Gosnell
Bedino Peace Chapel
Rosehill Cemetery
Sandford
Mary
James Weger
Sylvia Wilford
Edna Jones
Jessie Rockel
Stronghurst
Doris Johnson
Doris
Johnson
Ash St
Russell Funeral Home
Morris Blade
Grandview Cemetery
Julia Lawson
Harmony
Julia D. Lawson
Harmony Post Office
Jess
Juanita Miller
Las Vegas
Nev
Wenonah Creek
Morgantown
Patty Lawson
Jess Jr
Lawson-McClain Funeral Home
Flevres
NOAA
Dept. of Commerce
Larry Wayne
Ellen Harden
Leonard Wood
Mrs. Hallie Beasley
Henry P. Squire
Jasonville
Rest Haven
Linton
McClanahan
S. V. Stiles
Lebanon Cemetery
George Weaver
W. Chestnut Sr
Paris Community Hospital
Penn Central Railroad
First United Methodist Church
Vera Bennett
Irma McCubbins
Chicago
Clyda Saunders
Oklahoma
Minnie M. Wells
Edward O. Nevins
Fontanet
Greencastle Nursing Home
Mattox Funeral Home
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