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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1968
Page
3
Baldwin Illinois population around 400 gains a 605 foot smokestack for Illinois Power Co. at a new power plant. The tower, tallest in the state, will house pollution control tech and support 585 megawatt first unit set for 1979. Total plant capacity planned at 2 000 megawatts across three units.
In New York AP reporting, Rev Canon Michael Hamilton of Washington DC's Episcopal Cathedral argues organ transplants are not unethical, saying God gave man dominion over his body. Princeton's Dr R Paul Ramsey counters that sometimes death is preferable to a life forced by medical intervention.
A Decatur based company plans a $200 million facility on a 3000 acre site near a Randolph County town. The plant will draw cooling water from an adjacent artificial lake fed by the Kaskaskia River and will return used water to the lake. Fuel for the plant will come from a nearby coal mine.
New Goshen Masonic Lodge No. 557 will install Robert E. Hux as worshipful master at 6 p.m. Saturday. Officers include Warren Naugle, Donald Wilson, Roy Mattox, Lee V. Johnson, Gary Cox, Robert Stewart, William Harmon, Roy Mattox, Jr., Ralph Hudgens, and Oscar Bailey. A dinner follows. Installing officers and Grand Lodge representatives include Vernon E. Hux, Russell Cox, William Flowers, Champ Anderson, and Harold Wright.
Paris Illinois directors of the Chamber of Commerce will elect new officers at a Tuesday meeting in the Parisian Lanes dining room. The session aims to choose leadership for the upcoming period and set strategic priorities for local business development.
A compilation of court and vital records listing separations and divorces among several couples, property deeds transferring ownership of lots and parcels, and multiple birth announcements from Saint Anthony Hospital and local registries. Names include Marilyn Scott Allen, C William Allen, Richard Johnson, Henrietta Whalen, John Whalen, John Czomak, Gibco Motor Express Inc., Margaret Swickard, William Swickard, Ophelia Ligon, Minnie Harmon, Ronald Railsback, and many others with addresses and parcel descriptions. Additional entries show occupation details and ages of individuals, plus hospital births including Kohmorgan and Gomolisky families and various newborns across December dates.
The initial copyright registration in the United States lists The Philadelphia Spelling 300k by John Barry as the first book filed.
Eldon L. Marker, 25, Mishawaka, was arraigned in Superior Court on a charge of attempting to obtain property by threat. He was arrested Saturday during an investigation into an extortion attempt of $15,000 from Stanley Gilbert of South Bend under an implied threat of death.
Fire on a second floor desk at Shortridge High School in Indianapolis caused the evacuation of about 2,000 students. Firemen reported a small amount of gasoline was poured on a desk and ignited.
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