Young offenders face fines and jail time on traffic charges
A list of individuals including Michael Wilson and Gerald Mahurin received fines from 14 to 128 dollars for reckless driving public intoxication speeding and related violations. Several were sentenced to 10 days in jail with sentences suspended and licenses suspended for 90 days. Additional offenses included running a stop sign no bumper no safety sticker and expired safety sticker with small fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Wilson
9Th St
Gerald W. Mahurin
Farmersburg
Ind
Alice A. Wilson
Energy Crisis Eases Despite Embargo Threat
The Petroleum Industry Research Foundation says U.S. fuel shortage will be less severe in early 1974, with estimates near 2.8 million barrels daily. Saudi minister al Yamani cautions embargo could end early if Israel withdraws from occupied lands, while Congress acts on energy labeling and daylight saving time to curb demand.
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Associated Press
Petroleum Industry Research Foundation, Inc
U.S
Middle East
Sheik Ahmed Zaki al Yamani
Washington
Israel
United States
Congress
Senate
House
White House
Boston
Miami
Internal Revenue Service
Western Riders Christmas Party Set Sunday
The Wabash Western Riders Saddle Club hosts its annual Christmas party at the clubhouse this Sunday with a 5 30 p.m. turkey dinner and covered dishes. Adults bring a dollar grab bag, and families bring name gifts for their children for Santa’s surprise visit. Paul Drake presides over a 7 p.m. meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annnual Wabash Western Riders Saddle Club
Paul Drake
Riley Masons Plan Installation
New Riley Lodge No. 390 officers will be installed at 7 p m Saturday at the lodge. Ronnie Harris was elected worshipful master. Also named were Glenn McCoskey senior warden Max Hoopengarner junior warden Pete Weddle treasurer Manford Hyde secretary David Wirum senior deacon Phil Briggs junior deacon John Reagin chaplain Jim Erwin senior steward Bob Desinger junior steward Paul McDonnall tyler and Harold Rapp trustee Hyde also serves as craft director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley Lodge
F&am
Ronnie Harris
Glenn McCoskey
Max Hoopengarner
Pete Weddle
Manford Hyde
David Wirum
Phil Briggs
John Reagin
Jim Erwin
Bob Desinger
Paul McDonnall
Tyler
Harold Rapp
Hyde
Postal Service Delivers U.S. Tax Forms This Year
The Postal Service will handle the full delivery of 78 million federal income tax packages this year starting December 26, from printers in Green Bay and Menasha, Wisconsin. About 300 vans began transporting the forms on December 3 to 125 cities where sorting and local delivery will occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Postal Service
Internal Revenue Service
Green Bay
Menasha
Wis
Booth Wins Indiana Farm Bureau Young Farmer Award
William L. Booth aged 28 from Routt 1 Orland won the Indiana Farm Bureau Young Farmer Award after defeating district winners. He farms 575 acres in partnership with his father and is a married father of two from a northeastern Indiana area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
William L. Booth
Rt. 1
Ordland
Indiana Farm Bureau
Booth
Indiana
Local Man Charged With Assault On Officer
Phillips J. Sanders Jr., 23, of 1508 Seventh Ave., was arrested after allegedly trying to enter a home on 1915 S. 8th St. He ripped a door and fought Officer Tony Uffen, injuring both. Police subduing Sanders caused a broken plate glass window. both men treated at St. Anthony Hospital. Bond set at 1500 with case continued for attorney consultation.
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Phillips J. Sanders Jr
Seventh Ave
Eldene Nisbet
S. 8Th St
Tony Uffen
Nisbet
Sanders
Alrady
Uffen
Tom Calvin
St. Anthony Hospital
Frank Crawford
National Women Schedule Panel At ISU Discusses Action
The National Organization of Women meets at 8 p.m. Tuesday December 18 in the Lutheran Student Center at 425 Mulberry. A panel including Elaine Kleiner Adelyn Daugherty and Eloise Behnken will lead a discussion on affirmative action suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Organization of Women
Lutheran
Mulberry
Elaine Kleiner
Adelyn Daugherty
ISU
Eloise Behnken
Katharine Graham Wins Zenger Award for Press Freedom
Katharine Graham publisher of the Washington Post becomes the first woman named recipient of the John Peter Zenger Award for distinguished service to freedom of the press. Nominees were selected by 19 former recipients and voted by over 300 editors. The award is to be presented January 12 in Scottsdale at the Arizona Newspaper Association convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson, Ariz
UPI
Katharine Graham
Washington Post
John Peter Zenger
University of Arizona
Post
Arizona Newspaper Association
Scottsdale
Ariz
Terre Haute Man Charged With Marijuana Possession
A Terre Haute man Richard A. Skinner, 19, was arrested after a traffic stop at 16th Street and Maple Avenue. Police found two bags of marijuana, a smoking pipe, and a joint in his car. Bond was set under $1,000 and his case was continued to seek counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Richard A. Skinner
Locust St
Frank Crawford
George Ralston
Skinner
16Th Street
Maple Avenue
Ralston
Gian Carlo Giannini Wins Best Actor at San Sebastian
Gian carlo Giannini star of Warner Bros Sono Stato Io wins best actor at the San Sebastian Film Festival. The recognition marks a high point for the Italian actor and the festival highlight of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
UPI
Giancarlo Giannini
Warner Bros
Sono Stato
Tax Review Broadening In Congress
The congressional review of President Nixon's tax returns widens beyond two areas as Sen. Russell Long says the Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation will likely conduct a full audit. The inquiry, expected to take a month or more, may include hearings and public findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congressional Review
Nixon
Russell B. Long
D-La
Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Long
National Archives
San Clemente
Kohoutek Seasick on QE2 Comet Viewing Cruise
Lubos Kohoutek, discoverer of the comet named for him, sailed from New York on a 1 200 passenger QE2 cruise to view the comet but was seasick Monday. His wife Christine remained hopeful as the ship chased a better vantage point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Lubos Kohoutek
Kohoutek
Christine
Lawmakers report paying state income taxes
House leaders told reporters at a news conference they regularly paid state taxes. Speaker Carl Albert said he pays Oklahoma about 875 dollars per quarter on his 1972 estimated liability. Majority Leader O Neill estimates Massachusetts about 2000 dollars yearly, while Whip McFall notes California quarterly payments over 600 dollars. Nixon says he is not liable for California tax on income earned outside the state, though a formal contest may occur today before the California Franchise Tax Board. Democrat Bennett asks the board to determine if Nixon owes California taxes given voting rights and property there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Thomas PP. O'Neill
Massachusetts
John J. McFall
California
Nixon
State Franchise Tax Board
William M. Bennett
Bennett
Vigo Hi-Landers Christmas Party at Colonial Kitchen
The Vigo Hi-Landers plan a Christmas party on Saturday December 15 at The Colonial Kitchen in Marshall Illinois. Each member brings a 150 gift for a grab bag exchange while the event starts at 630 p.m.
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Vigo Hi-Landers
Colonial Kitchen
Marshall
Ill
Iceland
Clay County Farm Bureau Recognized at Indiana Convention
The Clay County Farm Bureau received special recognition at the 55th Indiana Farm Bureau convention in Indianapolis for outstanding accomplishments in 1973. William IL Booth of Orland was named young farmer of the year and will join Bonnie to represent Indiana in Atlantic City. Dr Hobart W Jones received the 1973 Hovde Award for 25 years of service to Hoosier farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Ind
Clay County Farm Bureau
Indiana Farm Bureau
Indianapolis
Clay Count Agency
Lake and Warrick
Orland
William IL. Booth
Bonnie
Indiana
Farm Bureau
Atlantic City
N. J
J. Allen Crooks
Rockville
Floyd Root Jr
Vincennes
Hobart W. Jones
Purdue
Frederick L. Hovde
Hoosier
Vigo County School Secretary Association Christmas Party
The Vigo County School Corporation Secretary's Association will hold its annual Christmas party on Thursday December 13 at 6:30 p.m. at the Elks Country Club. A Shoe Bank representative will accept the group’s gift. South Vigo Secretaries will serve as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vigo County School Corporation Secretary's Association
Elks’ Country Club
Shoe Bank
South Vigo
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Edward L. Dickerson
Lee Ave
Donald L. Rogers
Pimento
Deborah R. Lowe
Morton
Thomas F. McQuery
Miller Ave
West Terre Haute
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27Th St
Richard E. Edwards
Michael McNabb
Bruce A. Farr
IRS
Oil Daily
Alaska
Prudhoe Bay
Atlantic Richfield
Exxon
British Petroleum
Sierra Club
North Slope
Navy
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
James Conlon
Western Riders
Riley Masons
Postal Service
Winsyf Award
Sultans Scuch
Ake
Seagram Distillers CO
N.Y.C
T.H. Man
Tax Review
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