Anne Armstrong Seen as Nixon Counselor in Second Term
Anne L. Armstrong, 44, a veteran Republican activist and mother of five, is reported as President Nixon's choice for a cabinet rank presidential counselor. Dole said she would have broad, undefined duties, with national prominence from Texas roots and Vassar training.
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Kansas
GOP
Nixon
Dole
New Orleans
Republican National Committee
Vassar
Texas
Kennedy County
Miami
Mrs. Armstrong
Cochairman
Anne Armstrong
Foxcroft
Virginia
Armstrong
South Bend Riley Tops Plymouth in Spotlight
No. 1 Riley defeated No. 10 Plymouth 70-62 in the spotlight Indiana high school game at Notre Dame, lifting Riley to 8-0 while Plymouth fell to 6-1. Bruce Grimm led Plymouth with 29 points. T. D. Shelton topped Riley with 21.
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Plymouth
Pilgrims
Wildcats
Bruce Grimm
Jis
T. D. Shelton
Notre Dame
South Bend LaSalle
Hammond
Trojans
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Southport
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Washington
Jim Krivacs
Madison
Bedford
Stonecutter
Ed Hackney
Cubs
Connersville
Brookville
Gerald Thomas
Larry Miller
Muncie North
Titans
Delta
Jeffersonville
Greensboro
Red Devils
Jeff Jed
Fort
San Diego Padres Struggle With Attendance and Debt
The piece argues San Diego fans have given weak support to the Padres, comparing city and team reception to other markets. It notes high home game counts across sports and estimates preferred attendance levels for various outcomes, highlighting the Padres’ mounting debt as the main issue.
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Padres
Texas
Anaheim
Californis Angels
Milwaukee
Brewers
San Francisco
Giants
California
Montreal
QB Club Final Meeting Pro Awards Night Set
The Wabash Valley Quarter back Club hosts its annual Pro Awards Night Banquet at 7 30 p m at the Knights of Columbus 828 Poplar St Tickets remain available Jim Grabowski Bears running back is the featured speaker The event also honors Garfield High School 1947 runners up in basketball as well as Indy area and college players including Bob Poss John Karatsia Willie Lee Rick Murphy Bill Randall Joe Zumar and Jerry DeMeyer A social hour begins at 6 30 p m.
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Knights of Columbus
Poplar St
Jim Grabowski
Chicago Bears
Garfield High School
Bob Poss
John Karatsia
Willie Lee
Rick Murphy
Rose Hulman
Bill Randall
Joe Zumar
Jerry DeMeyer
Electoral College set to meet for Nixon reelection
Washington AP reports the 438 electors meet today in state capitals and the District of Columbia to cast ballots for president and vice president. The result is known, with Nixon expected to secure 521 votes and McGovern 17, a victory margin echoed across the nation.
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Washington
Nixon
District of Columbia
Spiro T. Agnew
Senate
Congress
Thomas
George McGovern
McGovern
Massachusetts
Republic
Thomas Jefferson
Aaron Burr
House
Jefferson
Hoosier Electors Meet To Formalize Nixon Victory
Indiana Governor Whitcomb summoned the 13 electors in Indianapolis for the ceremonial formalization of Indiana’s 1972 electoral vote. The voters backed Nixon and Agnew with 1,278,714 to 610,582 for McGovern and Shriver, though no law barred defiance.
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Indianapolis
Edgar D. Whitcomb
Indiana
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
George S. McGovern
Sargent Shriver
Minors and adults cited for traffic and intoxication offenses
A list from Boone County Kentucky details multiple individuals with penalties. Wilbur Moningo 39 fined 35 dollars and 10 days jail suspended. Jana Coulter 18 fined 14 for expired sticker. Albert Page 40 fined 35 and 20 days. Lonnie Yeager 16 fined 29 for traffic signal violation. Richard Wagener 21 fined 18 for traffic sign violation. Joel Graves 18 fined 3 for improper muffler. Walter Smith 21 fined 63 for speeding and 18 for expired learner permit.
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Wilbur Moningo
Carbon
Walter R. Smith
Seelyville
Federal Court Arraignments Set for 16 Defendants
Sixteen defendants are scheduled for arraignment before U.S. District Judge Dale J. Holder in the Terre Haute Division. The hearings, aimed at clearing case backlogs, will be held at 7 p.m. in the federal building. Names include Clyde Cope and others listed for escapes or alleged offenses such as possession with intent to distribute marijuana, assault on a federal officer, and distribution of cocaine hydrochloride.
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U.S
Dale J. Holder
Terre Haute Division
Federal Court
Federal Building
Clyde Cope
David Johnson
William E. Bensfield
Charles William Siddall
Jackie D. Wilson Sr
John Madison Hughes
Ford Jones
Michael Louis Deschaneau
Arthur C. Banks
James Earl Weir
William Junior Kennedy
James Moore
Dennis Bennett
Larry Smith
Thomas —. Thomas
Charles Everett
Seven in Court In Connection With Stabbing
Seven people arrested after a stabbing at the Tri angle Tavern on South 13th Street appeared in City Court. Ronald Stevens, 31, was found with a stomach wound and listed in fair condition at St. Anthony's Hospital. Police traced suspects to both the tavern and a West Terre Haute car stop, where four more were charged with public intoxication and contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
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Triangle Tavern
S. 13Th St
Ronald Stevens
S. 17Th St
St. Anthony's Hospital
Stevens
George W. Hay
Wabash Ave
Jimmie B. Keefer
S. 16Th St
Patricia R. Sellars
22Nd St
West Terre Haute
7Th St
National Ave
Fred Smock
James Joseph Smith
Wallingford
Weilding
Keefer, Hay and Sellars
Smock
Smith, Coyle
Kroebar
City Court Fines And Jail Sentences In Two Theft Cases
Forrest E. Smith 47 of West Terre Haute received 20 days in jail and a 75 dollar fine for theft plus 10 days and 35 dollars for intoxication. Gene R. Roe 21 of ISU campus and Martinsville was fined 100 dollars and given 10 days in jail for shoplifting two pairs of pants from Root's Lore in Honey Creek Square with sentence to start after Christmas.
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Forrest E. Smith
W. 5Th
West Terre Haute
Frank P. Crawford
Root
Honey Creek Square
Gene R. Roe
ISU
Martinsville
Ind
Roe
Teenage Sex Problems Rise in Mod Society Clinic Notes
A San Francisco Planned Parenthood World Population Clinic treats teens under 18 with contraceptives and counseling, noting rising illegitimate births and venereal disease. Patients, most 16 or 17, seek pills without parental consent, while volunteers like Natalie aid peers and push for better sex education.
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Lucy
Planned Parenthood
Wil
Lome
Medica
Sadja Gulasmith
Kathy
Natalie
American Medical Association
James F. Jekel
Yale Medical School
Barbara Dunlap
Market Reports Indianapolis Hog Cattle and Egg Prices
Indianapolis hog market shows 25 to 50 cent gains across weigh classes with active trading and varied by weight. sows steady. Cattle and calves trade moderately active with steers and heifers mostly 50 cents lower. cows steady to strong. Sheep slaughter lambs and ewes steady. New York egg offerings adequate with spotty demand. wholesale prices listed for standards whites and fancy large and medium shells.
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Indianapolis
USDA
Ap-Usda
Indiana
NEW York Eggs
NEW York
Two Arrested In Disturbance At Armory
Police arrested Mark R. Burba and Larry S. Tucker after a disturbance during a wrestling event at the National Guard Armory. They faced assault and battery charges with Burba also charged for resisting arrest and Tucker with interfering with a police officer. Bond set at $1,000 each. continuances to December 27.
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National Guard Armory
Mark R. Burba
S. Central St
Paris
Ill
Larry S. Tucker
Riggy St
Terre Haute
Burba
Tucker
Raymond Watts
Jeff Barton
Barton
Celler Awarded Bnai B’rith President’s Medal
Representative Emanuel Celler of New York left Congress after nearly 50 years in public service. He received the Bnai B’rith President’s Medal at a luncheon where a Nixon letter praised his half century of service. Celler was defeated in a spring primary.
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Washington
UPI
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Congress
B'nai B’rith
Jewish Service Organization
Mannie
Nixon
Celler
Coca-Cola Bottling Company Declares Stock Dividend Increase
Directors of Associated Coca-Cola Bottling Co Inc meet December 14 1972 to raise the quarterly common stock dividend from 6 50 to 6 76 cents per share under Economic Controls Guidelines payable January 31 1973 to record holders December 29 1972. Winter temperatures in Antarctica can drop to 127 degrees below zero Fahrenheit.
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Associated Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc
Antarctica
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