Candice Bergen Reveals Simple Life Behind Stardom
Candice Bergen, famed for The Group and The Sand Pebbles, speaks from a Park Avenue hotel about preferring quiet times, friendships, and personal growth over Hollywood glare. She discusses career choices, aging in film, and a wish for writing and possibly starting a family.
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New York
Candice Bergen
Lakey
T. R. Baskin
Steve McQueen
Elliott Gould
Claude LeLouche
Mike Nichols
University of Pennsylvania
Foreign Packages Now Accepted At Terre Haute Post Office
Postmaster Frank L. Miklozek announces the Terre Haute Post Office is accepting packages to foreign countries as the embargo on international mail is lifted enabling dispatch to all foreign destinations.
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Frank L. Miklozek
Terre Haute
Miklozek
Alien Address Report Begins January First
The Terre Haute Post Office will cooperate with the Immigration and Naturalization Service to aid aliens in meeting the Alien Address Report requirements. Report forms will be available after January 1 at main post office and station service windows. Each alien must report a current address by January 31, 1972.
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Terre Haute
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Salamanders Saved In Santa Cruz Marsh Preservation
The long toed salamander habitat near La Selaya beach in Santa Cruz County was saved from a trailer park. The five inch amphibian, believed to have inhabited the area 10 000 to 20 000 years, was discovered 17 years ago and is listed as rare and endangered. The board of supervisors voted to preserve the 33 acre marsh after biologists testified to its importance.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
UPI
la Selya Beach
Meir Heads to Washington to Discuss Middle East
Prime Minister Golda Meir arrives in the United States for talks with President Nixon. She carries a symbolic “big sack” she hopes to fill with Phantom jets and aims to discuss an interim Suez solution and a final peace treaty. She meets Rogers and Sisco before meeting Nixon, seeking to repair U.S. Israel relations.
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Golda Mier
Israel
Nixon
Andrews Air Force Base
Middle East
Meir
Egypt
Milwaukee
United States
United Jewish Appeal
New York
U.S
Andrews
Joseph J. Sisco
Wiliam P. Rogers
Rogers
United Nations
Suez Canal
Inmates End One Day Strike at Terminal Island Prison
About 200 inmates at the Terminal Island federal prison halted work for a day to protest a communication gap with staff. Warden John J. Walsh promised a personal investigation and improved channels of communication, prompting the return to work.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Terminal Island Correctional Institution
John J. Walsh
Two Bankruptcy Petitions Filed in Terre Haute Court
In the Terre Haute Division of the U S District Court two voluntary bankruptcy petitions were filed. Ivan Albert Price of 1704 N 12th St listed debts of 4922 18 with 4135 secured claims and 225 exempt assets. Jack Edward Arnett Sr of 1931 N 1st St reported debts of 2896 45 with 1490 secured claims and 250 exempt assets.
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Terre Haute Division
U.S. District Court
Ivan Albert Price
N. 12Th St
Jack Edward Arnett Sr
N. 1St St
Houston businessmen fined for luring mourning doves in Texas
In Austin, 23 Houston businessmen were fined over $700 for unlawfully attracting mourning doves with grain to trap them in shotgun range as the Texas dove season opened.
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Austin, Tex
Houston
Nixon and allies seek共 aligned course before Moscow Beijing trips
Washington reports Kissinger says Nixon aims for unity with major Western allies on new international developments before his Moscow and Peking visits. Noted changes include Berlin accord, Okinawa return, and Britain’s path to European market.
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Nixon
United States
Moscow
Peking
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Berlin
Okinawa
Japan
Britain
WORNIN' JUDGE DANNY RAY ARCHER AND OTHERS Fined In Vigo County
A list of individuals with offenses and penalties in Vigo County including Danny Ray Archer 20 no operator license fined 14 dollars James Malone Street 54 Washington Ill allowing unlicensed driver fined 14 Betty Stewart 26 no operator license fined 14 John Tearman 22 speeding fined 127 Matherly alias Gerald Matherly 47 assault and battery fined 124 jail 90 days Willis Dale Heck Jr 19 public intoxication fined 124 jail 90 days minor consuming suspended John L Shaffer 29 malicious trespass fined 50 suspended costs 24 George Walter Wright 39 public intox 49 suspended plus costs
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John R. Matherly
Gerald R. Matherly
Box
West Terre Haute
Vigo County
Willis Dale Heck JR
3Rd Ave
James Malone Street
Washington, Ill
Youngest Council Vice President Named in Vigo County
Geckeler continued from page one as questions arose about a clear majority. Myers, 25, is believed to be the youngest man to serve as vice president. He represents the Fourth District in Vigo County south of Margaret Ave and will also join Newton on the Air Pollution Control Board. The council comprises four district posts and three at large seats.
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Myers
Vigo County
Margaret Ave
Newton
Air Pollution Control Board
Divorce Granted for Sharon Lark and Larry Lark
Sharon Louise Lark of 3144 North 26th Street was awarded divorce and custody of six children from Larry Wayne Lark. Vigo Superior Court Judge Harold J. Bitzegaio ordered the father to pay $70 weekly child support.
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Sharon Louise Lark
26Th St
Larry Wayne Lark
Vigo Superior Court
Harold J. Bitzegaio
Six Vacancies On C of C Board Filled
Six persons named to fill Terre Haute Area Chamber of Commerce board vacancies under a 1970 bylaw revision. John Kapps Lucien Meis John House Charles Uhl and Thomas Merritt chosen for one full term. Nominations by petition due within 10 days. if none, executive council appoints. Names go to the January annual meeting for confirmation.
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Terre Haute
Executive Council
Chamber
Allison Maxwell
Vernie Potter
Don Smith
Joe Cloutier
Forrest Sherer
Senate votes continued on Butz confirmation
Senators prepared to vote on Butz confirmation with Benson praising his competence and agriculture background. The American Farm Bureau and National Grange endorsed him while the National Farmers Organization and National Farmers Union opposed him amid criticism of farm business ties.
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Butz
Benson
UPI
Salt Lake City
American Farm Bureau
National Grange
National Farmers Organization
National Farmers Union
French Newswoman Michelle Ray Freed in Uruguay
Police in Montevideo report French journalist Michelle Ray, 34, was freed by her captors amid coverage of Uruguay’s presidential elections. Ray previously endured a three week captivity by the Viet Cong during the Vietnam War in 1967.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Michelle Ray
Popular Revolutionary Organization of the Thirty Three
Maria Ester Giglio
Miss Ray
Vietnam
$50 000 Sought in Vigo Court Damage Suit
Chapman Piggott of Lafayette Indiana seeks 50000 in damages from Mikael Hensley and his parents Richard and Margrret Hensley of 13 N Fruitridge Ave in a Vigo Superior Court No 2 filing. The suit stems from a Christmas Day 1970 highway crash on U S Highway 40 at the Putnam County 231 junction, claiming leg injuries.
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Vigo Superior Court
Chapman Piggott
Lafayette
Ind
Mikael Hensley
Richard and
Margrret Hensley
N. Fruitridge Ave
Putnam County
Piggott
Senate lowers jury age to 18 across federal courts
The Senate approved a bill to drop the minimum age for serving on federal court juries from 21 to 18. The measure passed by voice vote and was sent to the House for action.
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Washington
Senate
House
Raising Quads More Fun In Dallas AP Report
Mrs Clifford Ward discusses raising quadruplets born last May describing it as four times the fun of parenting. She notes she previously had a son and a daughter before the four born last spring and prefers multiples for child rearing.
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Dallas AP
Clifford Ward
Hearing Cancelled Over County Line Cheese Pollution Claim
The Indiana Stream Pollution Control Board cancelled a Monday hearing on alleged water pollution by County Line Cheese Co. of Auburn. No reason was given and State Health Commissioner Andrew C. Offutt said the hearing was not immediately rescheduled.
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Indianapolis
County Line Cheese Co
Auburn
Indiana Stream Pollution Control Board
Andrew C. Offutt
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