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Terre Haute Tribune

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Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1973

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Police foil truck blockade near Gary Indiana highways

In Gary Indiana police blocked a planned truck blockade on Interstates 80 94 and 65 and the Indiana Toll Road. Lt. Herman K Kerr said about 200 trucks were parked at a nearby truck stop but none blocked the roads during the disruption tied to gas price protests.

Gary Ind Indiana Toll Road Herman K. Kerr Schererville Indiana State Police Indiana Steel Center Kerr

Terre Haute motor carriers back 55 mph limit

The Terre Haute Motor Carriers Association endorsed a 55 mph uniform speed limit for cars and trucks and condemned highway blockades by independent truckers as protesting fuel costs. President Sorrells led a two hour meeting with officers to approve the stance and praised Gov. Bowen’s energy efforts.

Terre Haute Motor Carriers Association William J. Sorrells Sorrells Otis Bowen Roger McDonald Ben Walters Fred Ralston Edward Niemeyer Don Evelo James Dodson Bill Dean Nixon Indiana National Guard Kerr Lake County Gary South Bend Elkhart Toll Road Commission U.S. 30 Indiana-Ohio State Line Fort Wayne Ohio Highway Patrol George G. Cline Indiana Motor Truck Association Thursiday Otis R. Bowen

Ford Sworn Nation's 40th Vice President in historic ceremony

President Nixon praised Ford as he took the oath as the 40th vice president in a Capitol ceremony watched by Congress and a nation. Ford pledged loyalty to the rule of law and justice, while Republicans and Democrats offered praise amidst talk of impeachment risks for Nixon if credibility is not restored.

Gerald Ford Warren Burger Nixon Mrs. Ford Capitol Ford Washington Gerald R. Ford Warren E. Burger Congress House Spark M. Matsunaga Hawaii Senate Spiro T. Agnew United States Democratic Mike Mansfield Carl Albert D-Okla Burger Jacob Kravits R-N. Y John Anderson R-Il

Riley Lions Club Finishes 1500 Dollar Cancer Charity Pledge

The Riley Lions Club completed its 1500 dollar donation to Indiana Cancer Control District 25E in three installments of 500 dollars each. Founded five years ago with 16 members, the club now has 49 volunteers and runs Cub and Boy Scout packs, plus Little League renovations and youth programs.

Indiana Cancer Control District Riley Lions Club James Quinlan Quinlan Riley

Tribune-Star Basket Fund Reaches $1 079

Cash donations to the Tribune-Star Basket Fund aid Christmas baskets for Vigo County families. Donations total 1 079.40 with listed donors and amounts. Applications for baskets are to be filed in person at the Salvation Army from December 3 to December 14 during posted hours.

Tribune-Star Basket Fund Tribune-Star Wabash Ave Tribune-Star Fund Vigo County Psilotani Sorority John T. Sabla Mary R. Shuler Tribune-Star Pressmen Tribune Chapel Local International Typographical Union Salvation Army

No Rationing Of Gasoline Before March

Washington reports there will be no gasoline rationing before March while Congress moves to ease auto exhaust standards. A House Commerce Committee compromise would delay further clean air measures to 1977 and is part of emergency energy legislation.

Washington House House Commerce Committee Nixon Senate William E. Simon Federal Energy Programs Simon Henry M. Jackson Henry A. Kissinger U.S Ohio Claude Brinegar

Clothe A Child Auction Kicks Off Drive

The Noon Optimist Club launches its annual Clothe A Child auction at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Terre Haute House Prairie Room. Project chair Bob Baas aims to clothe 500 needy youngsters with items donated by merchants. A 7 p.m. buffet precedes the auction, and a 9:30 a.m. Wednesday Mile-o-Dimes booth at Sixth and One-Half Streets and Wabash Avenue will also raise funds.

Prairie Room Terre Haute House Bob Baas Baas Wabash Avenue Christmas Clearing House Salvation Army Corps Optimists’ Project

Nuss Murder Trial Proceeds In Vigo Court

The state calls more witnesses in the fifth day of Barry D. Nuss’s second degree murder trial in Vigo Circuit Court Judge C Joseph Anderson presiding. David Claypool testified about the morning of June 9 describing Nuss saying he had just shot a man and requested an ambulance as he descended a motel stairway.

Barry D. Nuss Vigo Circuit Court C. Joseph Anderson David Claypool Imperial House Robert L. Wright John Kesler Nuss Alan Lee Buck” Joy New Jersey Claypool

Terre Haute Area Weather Forecast Notice

Clear and cold tonight with fair skies and warmer conditions Saturday. Indiana and Illinois forecast follow same pattern with lows in the teens to 20s and highs in the 40s. Showers expected Sunday into Monday with temps warming again Tuesday. Dirt-dust count reads 31 micrograms per cubic meter. Sunrise 7 56 a.m. Sunset 5 26 p.m. Street thermometer reads 6 a.m. 28, 2 p.m. 30.

Terre Haute Indiana Illinois

Now You Know By United Press International

Italy produces more wine than any other country according to a United Press International report. The article highlights Italy's leading output and notes global wine production patterns.

United Press International Italy

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