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Newspaper

Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1972

Page

11

Santa Faces Postage Crunch for Christmas Letters

Santa Claus Indiana struggles to fund replies to 50 000 to 75 000 letters arriving by Christmas Eve. Postmaster Elbert Reinke cites about 2000 dollars raised locally, with rest hoped from businesses and civic groups. The plan to seek government help fell through and bulk mail would delay delivery and lose the Santa Claus postmark.

Santa Claus Ind St. Nick Indiana Santa Elbert Reinke Father Christmas Reinke American Legion Post Zion

Met Opera auditions set in February in Charleston

The Metropolitan Opera National Council district auditions will be at Eastern Illinois University in Charleston on February 3. Deadline to register is January 17, 1973. Applications from Dr. June Johnson, School of Music, EIU. District winners advance to 16 regional auditions for cash awards. regional winners earn a trip to New York for final auditions at Lincoln Center.

Charleston Ill Central Illinois Metropolitan Opera National Council Eastern Illinois University Fine Arts Center June Johnson School of Music Eia United States Canada Australia New York Metropolitan Opera House Lincoln Center

Boy Rescued From Abandoned Well In South Bend

Ronald Collier a 4 year old boy fell into an abandoned well behind his home while seeking his dog. His father Gary Collier heard splashing and jumped in to pull him out. Ronald was hospitalized and released days later.

South Bend Ind Ronald Collier Gary Collier Ronald

Balloonist Slips Into Illinois Fog Overhead Flight Ends in Fog

Pennsylvania balloonist Bob Sparks of Tamiment left Lafayette Indiana seeking two records a 198 mile distance and a nine hour flight. After more than 10 hours aloft he was last seen 1 500 feet above Brockton Illinois and believed to be descending near Oakland Ashmore area as fog enshrouds the state.

Perrysville Ind Pennsylvania Illinois Bob Sparks Tamiment Lafayette Sparks Indiana Brockton Ill Coles County

Putnam Man Faces Second Court Charge

Putnam County highway superintendent James Coffman was acquitted of soliciting a bribe and later arraigned on a charge of stealing 15 800 pounds of stone from the county. He waived a jury trial and a Jan. 22, 1973 trial was set in Putnam County Circuit Court. Bribery cases involve Jack Dalton Harold Berry and Fred Dix.

Greencastle Ind James Coffman Putnam County Coffman Francis N. Hamilton Putnam County Grand Jury Jack Dalton Harold Berry Fred Dix

Sheriff mobilizes detectives after mailbox vandalism

Sheriff Lee R. Eads warns youths after widespread mailbox vandalism in rural Marion County. He will deploy 15 detectives in unmarked cars for special patrols this weekend and vows jail for suspects on malicious trespass charges.

Indianapolis Lee R. Eads Marion Coun Eads Uncle Sam

Crow Light Light Whiskey Holiday Gift Ad

An advertising pitch touts Crow Light as a revolutionary light whiskey authorized by the U S government. It claims to be lighter than Scotch and smoother than Canadian whiskey, presenting it as a civilized holiday gift and a clean break with the past.

America U.S

Indiana DMV tightens rules on duplicate licenses

The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles ordered definite ID verification for duplicate licenses after a fraudulent check cashing scheme. Criminals obtain an innocent person’s details and impersonate them to secure a duplicate license for cashing checks. Seven U.S. Army generals became presidents, with Dwight D. Eisenhower the latest.

Indianapolis Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles U.S. Army Dwight D. Eisenhower

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