Controversial affidavits loom as Vigo County hearing continues
The preliminary hearing on the Vigo County School Corp class action resumes with Supt. C Kenneth Cottom on the stand. Plaintiffs seek to prove constructive fraud by four board members and Cottom over the school building program and closing 13 neighborhood schools.
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Kenneth Cottom
Gus Sacopulos
Eric Frey
George Tofante
Thomas Spelman
Board of
Cottom
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John, Sutherland
Peter Farmer
Paul Haas
William Llewellyn
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C. Kenneth Cottom
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Local Teenager Dies in Wreck
A Terre Haute girl Julie Anne Payne 16 died in a one car crash on State Rd 42 eight miles southeast of Brazil. Thomas M Martin 17 and two other Terre Haute youths were treated and released from Clay County Hospital. Services set Friday Callahan Funeral Home with burial at Roselawn Memorial Park.
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S. 29Th St
Clay County
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Indiana
Callahan Funeral Home
Donald C. Wade
Roselawn Memorial Park
Julie
Terre Haute South Vigo High School
Robert T. Payne
Roberta Spencer
Indianapolis
Phyllis Cain
Arcola
Charlotte White
Mattoon
Lila Mize
Decatur
Ill
Nancy Bedwell
Joe Logan
RR 2
Gaston
Delaware County
Joene Wort
Huntertown
South Bend
Milford
Kosciusko County
Luven L. Degering
Now You Know By United Press International
Section 854 of the New York City charter designates a traffic signal as a work of art.
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Weather map and regional forecast data
The page shows a 6 am forecast with temperatures and river stage of 6.7 feet and no precipitation. Terre Haute details predict increasing cloudiness tonight, warmer Thursday with a 30 percent rain chance, highs in the mid 80s. Indiana notes cooler nights and warm days, Illinois mostly cloudy with showers and possible thunderstorms. Dirt-dust count runs 63 micrograms per cubic meter. sunrise and sunset times listed.
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Authorities Seek Escapee From Terre Haute Prison Farm
Officials from city, county, state and federal agencies hunt for Max Abney, a 31 year old inmate who walked off the penitentiary honor farm south of Terre Haute. Abney, from Indianapolis, is serving a one year sentence for interstate transportation of a stolen vehicle. He is described as white, 5 8, 175 pounds, with black hair, brown eyes and arm tattoos.
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Terre Haute
Max Abney
Indianapolis
Abney
Smiths Fate As Housing Head On Line
Terre Haute Housing Authority to meet at Dreiser Square to decide Kirby Smiths future and hear progress on Garfield Towers. Smith refused resignation despite two board members request as a majority had not voted. A possible dismissal motion may come. topping out report due.
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Food Costs Rise as Phase 4 Food Rules Loom
Washington AP The Cost of Living Council prepares Phase 4 rules to curb food prices after July CPI shows food costs up eight tenths inching past the price freeze. Officials cite possible freeze violations and new fed price increases since July 18 while overall inflation for six months ends July at 7.4 percent. The coming rules, due Sept 12, would let firms include all justified cost increases in prices.
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Cost of Living Council
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Tape Debate In Nixon Tapes Case At Sirica Court
Washington AP Nixon lawyer contends federal court orders to turn over White House tapes could trigger broad demands for confidential presidential records. Charles Alan Wright argues executive privilege limits court power while Archibald Cox urges access. Oral argument before Judge Sirica marks first constitutional clash likely to reach Supreme Court.
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Nixon
White House
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U.S
John J. Sirica
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Wright
Supreme Court
Sirica
Cox
Senate
Watergate Committee
Harvard
U.S. Solicitor General
University of Texas
Gaudet Agrees To Surrender To Secret Service Agents
Edwin Michael Gaudet Jr., a former New Orleans policeman, agreed to surrender to Secret Service agents in New Mexico after a lengthy manhunt linked to a federal warrant for threatening President Nixon. He told a relative he would surrender following a meeting with a cousin near the commune in northern New Mexico.
Man Who Threatened Nixon Won't Be Found in New Orleans Area
Sheriff says Gaudet fled Tuesday and agreed to turn himself in today. A federal complaint alleges he threatened to kill the President in a New Orleans drugstore. A wife and cousin sought him in the Sangre de Cristo mountains while Secret Service checks a possible conspiracy.
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Taos County
Gaudet
Judy
Stanley Gaudet
New Orleans
Nixon
Secret Service
Canal Street
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