Bowen Seeks Scrapping of Allocation Plan in Letter to Simon
Indiana Governor Bowen strongly attacks President Nixon's energy office plan for mandatory petroleum allocation. He argues local boards bypass state government, adds it would worsen bureaucracy, and warns it could enable rationing and export controls that favor oil interests over citizens. Continued on page 3.
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Indianapolis
API
Bowen
Nixon
William E. Simon
Federal Energy Office
Simon
Washington
United States
Three Indiana Deputies Indicted for Civil Rights Violations
A Vigo County sheriff's deputy and two former deputies were indicted by a federal grand jury in Indianapolis on charges of unlawfully entering the Barth home during a May raid and detaining Barth without charges or probable cause. Arraignment is not yet set, with possible trial next spring if plead not guilty.
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Vigo County
Indianapolis
Larry Peters
Robert A. Poynter
Paul R. Schoffstall
U.S
Stanley B. Miller
Charles Barth
Beulah Road
Lion
Dale J. Holder
U.S. District Court
Terre Haute
Peters
Poynter
Schoffstall
Barths
Barth
Schoffsta
Merit Board
Darrell E. Felling
Holder
Felling
Washington, D. C
U. S. Department of Justice
Civil Rights Commission
Michael James
Department of Justice
Bonding delays halt Vigo County library plans
Vigo County Library Board awaits Chicago firm approval on bonds for the new library at the former Wiley High site. Indianapolis counsel warned against issuing bonds due to legal questions. A Citizen’s Advisory Committee was formed with local leaders to liaise between the board and residents. The board also reviews a sick leave policy change affecting four staff members beginning January 1, 1974.
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Vigo
Chicago
Wiley High School
Indianapolis
Lewis
Eugene V
Mediamobile project review and retirement sick day policy note
The report discusses a sick day accrual plan granting one day per month up to 120 days and retirement pay for unused days on a graduated scale. It also covers a survey by Dr Thomas L Pahl and E Patricia Pahl evaluating the Mediamobile service and comments on the vehicle's condition noting the unit is 16 years old.
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Howard
Thomas L. Pahl
E. Patricia Pahl
Mediamobile
Tribune-Star Basket Fund Reaches $2,225
Donations to the Tribune Star Basket Fund total $2,225.52 to aid Christmas distribution for needy families in Terre Haute and Vigo County, with contributions from workers and organizations in the city. Chuck Hoskins notes delivery of $34 from carriers in the East District.
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Tribune-Star Basket
Tribune- Star
Tribune-Star
Wabash Ave
Vigo County
Star Editorial
Delbert Lewsader
Del-Lew
Pride City Grandmothers Club
Terre Haute Mailers
East Tribune Carriers
Star Chapel
I.T.U
Chuck Hoskins
Tribune, Star
Tribune
Senate OKs William Saxbe for attorney general
The Senate moved toward a third vote to end debate on Saxbe's nomination while lawmakers argue over constitutional issues about appointing a Congress member to a higher office. Saxbe defended his stance on Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski and pledged to resist publicity. The chamber also approved a 5.5 billion foreign aid package including 2.2 billion for Israel, pending a separate authorization bill.
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Washington
William B. Saxbe
Congress
Senate
U.S
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Saxbe
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
White House
Leon Jaworski
Israel
Egypt
Syria
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
District of Ca
Area Senators Split On Vote
Three of the Tribune area’s U.S. senators joined the majority to confirm William B. Saxbe as attorney general in a 75 to 10 roll call. Indiana’s Birch Bayh and Vance Hartke and Illinois’ Charles H. Percy voted for the nomination while Adlai E. Stevenson opposed it.
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Washington
U.S
Tribune
William B. Saxbe
Indiana
Birch Bayh
Vance Hartke
Sen
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
Adlai E. Stevenson
Genghis Khan’s Empire At Death Spanned Vast Regions
United Press International notes that at Genghis Khan's death in 1227 his empire stretched from the Caspian to the China seas in the west and east, and from Siberia to Tibet in the north and south.
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Genghis Khan
Caspian
China Seas
Siberia
Tibet
Weather map reports snow likely and cold in Indiana and Illinois
Snow likely tonight and Wednesday in Indiana with 70 percent tonight and 80 percent Wednesday. Snow changing to rain in Illinois with lows in the 30s and highs in the 20s to 30s. Extended outlook calls for clearing skies in Indiana with cold highs in the 20s to 30s and a generally cold period in Illinois, lows down to single digits north and teens south. Dirt-dust count 54, sunrise 8 05 a.m., sunset 5 28 p.m. Temperature readings show a.m. 22 and 2 p.m. 3.
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Indiana
Illinois
The Country Parson on Honest Men and Dishonesty
The piece asserts that few dishonest government workers matter less than thousands of honest men who fail to act, urging personal responsibility and integrity in public service. It emphasizes how widespread nonaction undermines governance more than isolated fraud.
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Middle East
United Press International
Rome
Kuwait
Athens
Greece
Leonardo da Vinci International
Pan American World Airways
Lufthansa
Beirut
Lebanon
Damascus
Frankfurt
Hafez Assad
Jordan
Associated Press
Leonardo da Vinci
Thomas J. Finnerty
Terre Haute Savings Bank
Arch Dunbar
Wabash Federal Savings and Loan Association
Library Truste
Ned A.bush Sr
Ohio
Elliot L. Richardson
Archibald Cox
Robert H. Bork
Congressional
William Saxbe
National Weather Service
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