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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1973
Page
2
Obituaries note the deaths of James Franklin Piercefield and Harold Wayne Cottrell in Indiana, with listings of survivors, funeral details, and burial plans. Additional notices include Marguerite Klein Marguerite Peters Dolly Scott Harry Sheridan Maud Sutton Blanche Richardson Calvin Lewsader Mary Coehraan and Mary Coehan.
Hogs 200 to 220 lbs bring 39.75 to 40.00 while sows fetch 30.50 and down. Surviving are Claudia, widow. Ray mond of Michigan City Ind. Jewell Wallisa of Jasonville Ind. sisters Lettie Mull Grace Ammerman Fern Cook all of Indianapolis and Vivian Steinbarger Hymera. 17 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. He was a retired coal miner. Friends may call at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery.
Nixon disclosures show wealth rise via real estate and securities sales, plus $89 000 from an expense allowance. Tax returns indicate federal tax payments of 72682 in 1969 and 4298 in 1972, with deductions for official residences and a possible $120 000 deduction if deed transfers occur.
A weak to moderate system brings rain or snow flurries to the northeast on Monday. The Pacific Northwest should see rain as another system moves through. Much of the country is expected to remain fair and mild with standard spring conditions.
Terre Haute police detain Rogers and two companions Ray Coleman and Norman Burris after a high speed pursuit. Judge Crawford says charges to be refiled in Vigo Circuit Court Tuesday as detectives continue investigation.
About eight weeks ago, Fell ing spent two days in Washington reviewing the Barth case with Justice Department and Civil Rights Commission officials. Behind the scenes investigations by the two federal agencies were reportedly responsible for scheduling the U S Grand Jury inquiry.
The Planned Parenthood Association of Vigo County will hold its annual meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m at 220 Highland Rd Woodgate East. The event features the Margaret Sanger Jr award for contributions to voluntary family planning and the election of 1974 officers.
Police say Rachelle Marganelli, 37, went into labor Sunday during a pleasure driving ban. A patrolman rushed her to a hospital where she gave birth to a son, the officer noting the timing kept the baby from being born on the trip.
Kissinger discussed the oil crisis and peacemaking before a Brussels meeting with leaders including West Germany’s Walter Scheel and Britain’s Alec Douglas-Home. Talks noted potential separate sessions with Common Market ministers as oil shortages loom.
The text discusses offsetting gasoline tax cutbacks by shifting costs to states or raising state taxes but notes no Nixon administration public plan for reimbursing states for tax losses from rationing. It highlights the lack of a stated mechanism for state reimbursements.
Governor George C. Wallace, confined to a wheelchair, will announce after the new year if he intends to run for an unprecedented third term. The May Democratic primary features State Sen. Gene McLain and possibly former Gov. Albert Brewer.</s>
A prison escapee received a six year term at the local prison for interstate transportation of a stolen motor vehicle. He was sentenced from the northern district of Ohio in September 1970. His hometown is Louis ville, Ky.
Billy Caudle 33 of Indianapolis died in Springfield Missouri hospital from injuries suffered in a motel lounge scuffle the day before. Green County authorities ruled his death an accident.
A lay explanation of comets detailing how melting ices release dust, the role of spectroscopy, and the structures and masses of comets like Kohoutek and Bennett. It covers hydrogen halos, coma and nucleus sizes, tail formation, and why comets appear dramatic yet are extremely sparse in density.
Testimony in the Joy case includes Dr. Weinbaum recalling a fatal bullet wound and witnesses detailing the Imperial House Motel scene. Barry Nuss claims self defense after Joy allegedly threatened him in Room 130 as police respond to 8:47 a.m. call.
Two inmates fled a minimum security dormitory at the State Prison in Michigan City Indiana Sunday. Larry Thomas and Johnny Noe were missing. prison officials did not comment on the escape. Thomas had a robbery sentence of 1 to 10 years and Noe an aggravated assault term of 2 to 21 years.
For the first time in history two major movie studios 20th Century Fox and Warner Bros form a joint venture to finance a film The Towering Inferno with Irwin Allen producing.
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