Local Noon Toastmasters To Get Charter
The Terre Haute Noon Toastmasters Club will receive its charter in a 7:30 p.m. Friday ceremony at the Elks Fort Harrison Country Club, with District Governor Floyd Swarthwood of Fort Wayne presenting. The new club No. 2861 lists officers led by President Lloyd Tosser Jr. and includes Steve Beard, Kathryn Boswell, Mary Farr, Max Whitaker, and Larry Steuart. Vigo 332 Toastmasters hosts as Wayne Henderson will install Max Lance as president, replacing Gene Printz due to a transfer. Other area members plan to attend as Terre Haute now has four clubs, plus ones in Rockville and Brazil. Toastmasters International numbers over 20 million members and teaches communication fundamentals through membership.
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Kathryn Boswell
Mary Farr
Max Whitaker
Larry Steuart
Vigo 332
Susan Agnew Returns Home After Threats in Brazil
Susan Agnew 26 daughter of Vice President Spiro T. Agnew cut short a hospital ship voyage to Brazil and returned home after threats to her life were deemed too risky. Marsh Thompson said the family judged it best to avoid further danger while Miss Agnew had worked with audio-visual education gear on the SS Hope during the humanitarian mission. A Star News report cited Project Hope founder Dr. William Walsh noting threats received and Brazilian and American intelligence agreeing the latest threat was serious.
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UPI
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Indiana hog market reports show lower prices across weights
Indiana hog market and Midwest grain notes report demand weakness and price declines. Hog prices slid 1.50 to 2.00 per hundredweight across 195 to 280 pound ranges with sow declines, while receipts and week-to-date totals are listed. Cattle, calves, and sheep trading weak to mixed with limited test slaughter steers and softer lamb values. Chicago grain and dairy prices also show broad declines today on the Board of Trade and wholesale markets.
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MORNIN JUDGE SUSAN EVINGER FACES TRAFFIC FINES
Susan Evinger 20 of Brazil Indiana ran a red light and paid 29 dollars. James Briggs 29 of Terre Haute paid 14 for no safety sticker. Paul Ford 23 of North Terre Haute fined 8 for expired plates. Normal Shane 31 of West Terre Haute fined 14 for expired safety sticker.
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Normal L. Shane
West Terre Haute
Body of Water Victim Found Near Cairo
The body of Margaret D. Allen, 20, of Pulaski was recovered Tuesday from the Mississippi River about 25 miles south of Cairo near Columbus, Kentucky. Authorities said Miss Allen drowned Sunday while swimming off a sandbar. Two commercial fishermen found the body.
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Child Killed by Car in Mount Vernon Incident
Anthony Wayne Tate aged five was struck and killed by a car Tuesday night in Mount Vernon Illinois. The driver Judy Piercy nineteen stated she could not avoid the collision according to police reports.
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Anthony Wayne Tate
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Grand Jury Studies Nuss Case In Vigo County
Vigo County grand jury, after an all day session, was expected to return a second degree murder indictment against Barry Nuss, 25, linked to the fatal shooting of Alan Lee Buck Joy at the Imperial House Motel. Joy was found shot multiple times near Room 130.
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Tucson man returns lost wristwatch with note and donation
A finder sent a misplaced wristwatch to the Arizona Daily Star and included $3 to pay for an ad to locate the owner. The note says the finder is leaving it up to the paper to return the watch, and the newspaper invites the owner to claim it. The donor can reclaim his $3 by matching handwriting on the note.
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Arrest Warrants Issued After Custody By Justice Easton
A man was taken into custody and questioned by Justice of the Peace Lee Easton. Arrest warrants were issued against him as part of the ongoing inquiry.
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Lee Easton
Youths arraigned on preliminary theft charges
Two 19 year olds Edward Malone of 193 N 17th St and Donald Norris of 1932 N 38th St were arraigned before Justice of the Peace Lee East on theft charges. Police say they broke into John Scott’s truck and took about 1900 dollars in tools. Each faced 5090 dollar bond, cases continued to Sept 5.
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Lee East
Edward F. Malone
N. 17Th St
Donald W. Norris
N. 38Th St
John Scott
Wife-Hunters in Bonn Have Odd Population Ratio
UPI reports Bonn West Germany hosts 1,166 women for every 1,000 men in a city of about 278,000. The quirky statistic suggests some residents may seek transfers to the capital to improve chances in romance.
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Gas Price Increases Debated At Public Hearing
A day-long council hearing examined proposed price boosts from Ford GM Chrysler and American Motors to cover higher labor and materials costs and new safety and anti pollution equipment for 1974 models. Ford and GM pledged a hard look while industry reps warned additional increases may follow.
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Smithhart Trial Continues in Circuit Court
The Vigo Circuit Court hears day two of the Robert Lee Smithhart murder case. Prosecution calls Vanderburgh deputy coroner and Evansville detective. trial involves a fatal 18 year old gas station attendant David Higgins. The accomplice was convicted in Knox Circuit Court Vincennes. Judge C Joseph Anderson presides.
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Robert Lee Smithhart
Evansville
Smithhart
Vanderburgh
David Higgins
Knox
Vincennes
C. Joseph Anderson
David Miller
Stephen Trueblood
John Bunner
Vigo County
Robert H. Brown
Judge Sends Hitchhikers On Their Way
Four hitchhikers from California were arrested on I 70 near the Ind 46 exit and appeared in City Court. Judge Frank Crawford suspended a three day sentence on condition they leave the city and never return. State police said the group was stopped for hitchhiking on the roadway, not the exit ramp, after receiving warnings about four hours earlier.
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Debra Loper
Baldwin Park
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Steve D. Smith
Littleton
Robert Yager
la Puente
Dave Reid
Ind
Crawford
Tinois
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