Death notices from Clinton and surrounding towns
Death notices list infant Michael Bryan Crosby of Clinton with private services in Level land and parents Mr. and Mrs James A. Crosby. Other obituaries include Paul Hullevy of La Puente formerly Fontanet, Robert R. McAllister of West Terre Haute, Ella Green Hughes of Terre Haute, Wayne M. Kirk Man Sr. of Terre Haute, Rosemary Streiff of Terre Haute, Hazel Kuykendall of Champaign, Norman Hooner of Terre Haute, Clarence Funk of Casey, Henry Buser of Marshall, Julia Lawson of Harmony, Blanche Pribble of Clinton, Edna Marie Smith of Brazil, John W. Sanders of Brazil, Bessie Mae Smith formerly of Brazil, Ida Belle McGavie of Jasonville, and William L. Garri son of Brazil. The notices include survivors, burial plans, and funeral home details across Indiana.
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Michael Bryan Crosby
Cook's Hospital
Levelland
Texas
James A. Crosby
Clinton
Maurice Weaver
Terre Haute
Level Land
Robert R. McCalister
West Terre Hauté
St. Anthony's Hospital
Bedine’s Chapel of the Valley
Minnie Gowan
Bethesda Memorial Park
McCalister
Virginia
Norma Munds
West Terre Haute
Billie McDonald
Rosedale
Vickie
Nancy
Robert
Richard
James
John
Stevie
Goldie Matherly
Claude
Barn
Roy
Koenix
Ariz
da Morris
Mary Bolinger
Charles
U.S. Navy
Gladys Bacher
Vincennes
Virginia Fleener
Prairie Creek
Betty McCalister
Ella Green Hughes
S. 4Th St
Meadows Manor North
Thomas Funeral Home
Roselawn Memorial Park
Jesse E
Leona Johnson
Lorrine Green
Indianapolis
Robert Day
Mooresville
Melvin Day
Robert Alstott
Melvin Alstott
Glenn Alstott
California
Clara Smyth
Wayne M. KirkMan Sr
12Th St
Union Hospital
Thomas
Robert Effrey
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Terre Haute Concrete Co
Sugar Creek Southern Baptist Church
Hazel Kuykendall
Champaign
Ill
Clay County
Mercy Hospital
Urbana
Oak Hill
Riley
Heath and Sons Funeral Home
Casey, Ill
Clarence E. Funk
Crawford County
Robinson
Markwell
Hugh Smith
Casey Cemetery
Prairie Creek Order of the Eastern Star
Ohio Oil Co
Prairie Creek Aneere Lodge
Order of the Faster Star
Eden Ruby
Kathyrn Daughheree
Casey
Carl
Fast Alden
Seline
Mich
Merle
Danville
Ind
Leonard
Kenneth
Lakeland Calif
Dewey
Darlington
Blanche Pribble
John St
Sacred Heart Church
Walter
Marguerite M. Ingraham
Claude J. Jones
Ben B. Jones
Taylorville
John Raymond Jones
Melrose Park
Brazil
John W. Sanders
Center St
Clay County Hospital
Miller and Sons
Marie Hunt
Summit Lawn Cemetery
Hughes Auto Agency
Pearl Sanders
Floyd
Jasonville
McClanahan
Ida Belle McGavie
Jackson Hospital
Carol Duncan
Sharon Smith
Fla
Bill
Edna Berry
Cave-In at Hecla Mine Traps Five Men Near Phoenix
Rescue teams battled heat and smoke to reach trapped workers as one five man crew was driven back by flames. David Deeder of Casa Grande identified among the men. state and federal inspectors on site. Hecla’s $225 million development aims for two wide tunnels deep underground with full production set for next year. past shutdowns due to a hot water flood in 1972. About 1,900 miners employed. 300 nonunion workers briefly left over pay disputes before returning to negotiations.
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Phoenix
David Deeder
Casa Grande
Glover
Barracks Picnic and Ice Cream Social Planned
The World War I Auxiliary 912 schedules a Sunday picnic with Barracksmen at 12:30 p.m. at Deming Park Lions Shelter No. 3, followed by an ice cream social Thursday Aug. 23 at Gilbert Park from 5 to 8 p.m. Proceeds benefit Veterans Hospital projects.
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Deming Park Lions Shelter No. 3
Gilbert Park
Veteran's Hospital
Summer heat in Utah ranges from mild to extreme
Utah experiences summer temperatures from 65 to 80 degrees in many areas, yet some parts often surpass 100 degrees. The wide variation reflects diverse landscapes and microclimates across the state.
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Utah
Weather Outlook for Indiana and Illinois
Indiana sees showers likely north Monday spreading over the state Tuesday and Wednesday. Illinois expects partly cloudy, very warm with possible showers and storms late Monday and Tuesday, then a sunny cooler Wednesday with highs upper 80s to low 90s and 60s to 70s overnight.
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Indiana
Illinois
Inland Continues Pollution Control Push Since 1959
Inland reports capital investments totaling about 11 million dollars in pollution abatement at paper mills since 1959, including Georgia Kraft. The company details plant upgrades to non polluting fuels, wastewater treatment, and color removal systems. Inland emphasizes solid waste recycling, sawmill residue supply, and large scale papermaking efficiency. Goodrich supports environmental protection and notes Inland aims to isolate pollution sources and exceed standards.
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Inland
Georgia Kraft Company
Holton and Krannert Mills
Goodrich
Inland Container
Case Highlights Presidential Spending Powers and Impoundment
The solicitor general says the case offers a prompt judgment on presidential discretion to affect spending. Justice Department arguments contend the president, not Congress, has ultimate constitutional authority to set limits on appropriated funds in certain circumstances.
Two Men Believed Trapped In Arizona Copper Mine
Rescue teams battled fire and rock to reach two men thought trapped 1,200 feet underground in the Heca Mining Co. tunnel on Papago land 35 miles south of Casa Grande. Earlier, officials said the men were presumed alive as walls collapsed and a fire began.
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Casa Grande
Ariz
Arizona
Heca Mining Co
Papago
Dick Glover
Cancer Prevention and Treatment Efforts Cited
The report outlines programs to prevent precancerous to cancer transitions and halt cancer spread between organs. It calls for public education on cancer risks and better tools to cure patients or stop non irradiable cancers. It also notes rehabilitation efforts for disabled victims and includes a Watergate related interview with Robert H Finch and a $10 million damages claim.
Nixon Plans Weekend at California Home After New Orleans Speech
Kalmbach continues summary of Nixon trip with a Florida stop at Key Biscayne and a New Orleans policy address. He will return to San Clemente for at least two weeks while promising a first news conference in five months. White House aides invoke executive privilege in interviews. Phillips Petroleum and 3M disclose illegal campaign contributions. The Finance Committee to Re-elect the President says it did not know the funds came from Phillips and has returned them. A civil suit by the Association of State Democratic Chairmen accuses Haldeman Ehrlichman and Dean of intrusion based on a telephone tap of R. Spencer Oliver.
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Nixon
Biscayne
Fla
New Orleans
San Clemente
Calif
White House
Senate Watergate Committee
Ronald L. Ziegler
Phillips Petroleum Co
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co
Phillips
Washington
Finance Committee
Association of State Democratic
H. R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
John W. Dean
R. Spencer Oliver
Garlic Bulbs Spill Triggers Mask Talk In California
Truck driver Barry Durrah of Hollister California tipped a 22.5 ton garlic bulb load on an interchange road spilling bulbs across lanes. Traffic crushed the bulbs creating a pungent cloud prompting a patrolman to say gas masks might be needed.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Barry Durrah
Hollister
Calif
Bob Phillips
Two Bankruptcy Petitions Filed in Terre Haute Division
Voluntary petitions in bankruptcy were filed Friday by Rosemary McNeely and Denver Lawson in the Terre Haute Division of the U S District. Rosemary McNeely lists total liabilities of 20463 with secured claims at 15080.11, unsecured 5383, and exempt property 420. Lawson shows total liabilities 28470, secured 24400, unsecured 4070, and exempt property 500.
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Rosemary McNeely
Denver Lawson
Terre Haute
U.S. District Court
Rosemary MacNeely
Lawson
Key West Turns to Sea for Fresh Water Supply
Key West Florida becomes the first U S city to draw its regular freshwater supply from the sea water desalination project or seawater intake, marking a notable urban water strategy and resilience effort.
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Key West
Fla
United States
Gas Pricing Rules Spark Rollback Controversy in DC
The Cost of Living Council says many retailers may cut gasoline prices by one to three cents a gallon on Sept. 1 as Phase 4 ceilings take effect. Some dealers warn margins will shrink to seven cents, hurting small businesses while oil firms resist cuts. Inflation steadies at 7.3 percent, growth at 2.4 percent, and Goodyear and B F Goodrich announce tire price hikes.
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Washington, D.C
Cost of Living Council
Elliott
Illinois & Indiana Gasoline Dealers Association
Council
William N. Walker
John A. Love
Nixon
Ton Energy
Goodyear
B.F. Goodrich
Immigrants to Brazil by country 1962 to 1971
Between 1962 and 1971 Brazil received 6,378 immigrants with South Korea accounting for the largest share at 1,895 people.
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Brazil
South Korea
Odrinex Plan Promises Weight Loss Guarantee
An advertisement touts the Odrinex Plan as a sliming aid used by thousands over 14 years. It promotes tiny tablets with no drugs, no starving, and no special exercises, offering a money back guarantee if ugly fat is not lost and listing prices of 3.25 and 5.25 with no substitutions.
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Paul Hulley
Paul Hullevy
la Puente
Fontanet
Shirley
Mattie Young
Miles City
Montana
Merle Eskew
Linton
Jack Rennison
Portsmouth
Ohio
Rosemary R
Streiff
Rosemary R. Streiff
S. 29Th St
Ball-Porter Funeral Home
George Quinn
Funeral
Eastern Star
Norman Y. Hooper
Norman Y. Hooner
Callahan
A. L. Tull
Roselawn Garden
Mary C
Rosemary Hooper
Henry Buser
Marshall, Ill
RR 3
Marshall
Burnsides Nursing Home
Albert Buser
Lucy Uphoff
Grace Walker
Ponca City
Okla
Jessie Shufelt
Detroit
Maris-Snyder Funeral Home
Julia Lawson
Harmony
Julia D. Lawson
Lawson-McClain
W. Howard Jaquess
Cottage Hill Cemetery
Mrs
Edna Marie Smith
S. Morgan Sr
Phillip DeLorme
Lester Smith
Betty Redden
Billy Joe Myers
Springfield
Francis Myers
Bessie Mae Smith
Mount Clemens
Bruce Petty
Cottage Hill
Charles C. Smith
Ida Belle McGavin
William L. Garrison
Calcutta
Tamemiele
Abe
Fully Craham
Art Linkletter
Sean
Pupnett Church
World Wide Pictures
Wayne Kirkman SR
Union Hospital Coronary Unit
Peter
Paul
Phillip
OLD Fashion Gospel Church
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Great Plains
Rocky Mountain States
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THE
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Senate
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Kalmbach
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Maryland
Agnew
U.S. Atty
George Beall
Justice Department
Elliot L. Richardson
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