Death notices pour in for multiple Indiana residents
Obituaries and funeral arrangements announced for Clarence W. Persinger Albert Collier Ida Mae Blocksom Lloyd Abrams Nora Lenning Miller Murray C. Woodard Charles A. Eberle William P. Crabb and others. Services set at Callahan Funeral Home Roselawn Memorial Park Shaker Prairie church and local chapels with burial in Roselawn Dugger and Oakland Cemeteries. Survivors listed include spouses children and extended relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W
Bill” Persinger
N. 26Th St
Callahan
Joe Cook
Roselawn Memorial Park
Parke Masonic Lodge No. 8
Albert
Collier
Wilson Dr
Callahan Funeral Home
Richard Dawes Akers
Ida Mae Blocksom
Terre Haute
Columbus, Orin
Gillis Memory Chapel
S. 7Th St
Local Markets Grain and Hogs Report and Obituary Notices
Cash wheat and soybeans at 5.49 per unit with contract wheat at 83.80 and corn at 2.41. hogs 200 to 220 pounds range from 40.25 to 40.50. Local obituaries note Clarence McQuality 58 of Arkansas died in Union Hospital Terre Haute. Stella Trump 81 of Clay City and Nora Owens 85 of Sullivan with service details and burial plans.
City to hold special session on flood insurance subsidy plan
Councilman John Sheehan announces HUD delay caused the third resolution wait. Chalos seeks reports from building inspector and city attorney. special session scheduled before Jan 10. HUD subsidy would cut flood insurance costs for residents from about 40 to under 25 yearly. program applies to city not yet to county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sheehan
West Central Indiana Economic Development District
HUD
Chalos
Sheehan
National Flood Insurers Association
Simon Sets New Quarterly Gas Allocation Rules
Simon announced revisions to energy regulations including 900 000 barrel daily cuts and 6 and 10 degree heating reductions. The rules shift aviation fuel allocations to 95 percent of 1972 use for major airlines and grant regional airlines full 1972 supplies, with safeguards for electric utilities and new refinery fuel transfer provisions. A standby gasoline rationing plan was ordered, while Canadian export tax could triple by February 1 and President Nixon touted a symbolic trip to urge conservation. Warren Wheeler in Terryville uses appointments to ease station traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense Department
Defense
Federal Energy Office
Simon
Donald Macdonald
Ottawa
Macdonald
Venezuela
United States
Canada
Nixon
Terryville
Conn
Warren Wheeler
Alvan Callahan rites set at Sullivan
Sullivan Indiana special obituary for Alvan G Callahan 54 former Carlisle superintendent and Southwest School Corp assistant superintendent who died Thursday in Mary Sherman Hospital. He was World War II veteran high school official and member of Odon EUB Church Sullivan Elks and Masonic Lodge. Surviving daughter Linda Smith mother Lula Callahan grand-daughter. Burial Center Ridge Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Thomas
Oaktown
Stanley
William
Carlisle
Dorothy Ault
Sullivan
Marilyn McCammon
Huntington
Ind
Doris Inman
Linton
Sarah Montgomery
Lottie Arnett
Stella Rockburry
Terre Haute
Paul
Nathan
John H
Montezuma
Murray C. Woodard
Union Hospital
Brown Funeral Home
Joe Bury
Oakland Cemetery
May Caill
Presbyterian Church
Montezuma Fish and Game Club
Barbara Garrard
Brownsburg
Jean Lohrmann
Flérann Wittenmyer
Edith Mackie
Greensboro
N.C
Brazil
Miller and Sons
Charles A. Eberle
Clay County
VFW Post
Ruby
Patti Kumpf
Danny
U.S. Army
Korea
Robert Bolinger
John E
Lebanon
Carol Muncie
Joyvee McCall
Jack
Boston
Mass
West Union, Ill
Clarence McQuality
Robert Reeves
Zion Cemetery
Auburn Park
Masonic Lodge
Lucy
Dale
Dean Siverly
Curtis Liley
Godfrey
Alexander
Alvan G. Callahan
Southwest School Corporation
Mary Sherman Hospital
Friends
Callahan
Odon Eub Church
Sullivan Elks Lodge
Masonic Lodge No
Moses Chooses Helpers After Sinai Commandments
After leading the Israelites from Egypt, Moses faces vast duties as judge. Jethro counsels delegation and God confirms with Moses on Mount Sinai, giving two tables of stone bearing the Ten Commandments. Next week Moses slays the idolators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Promised Land
Jethro
God
Mt. Sinai
United Way Leader Urges Broad Support to Reach Goal
Mrs. V. Ann Rouse, general chairman, urges the community to aid 28 member agencies. She says she will keep seeking increased support until all possibilities are exhausted, while Mrs. Royse chairs the board in the absence of Dr. Alan C. Rankin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Ann Rouse
Royse
Alan C. Rankin
Legion Plans Gala Party For New Year S Eve
American Legion Fort Harrison Post 40 schedules a New Year’s Eve gala from 9 p m with The Men of Note. Attendance is limited to 300 couples with nominal door fees. Commander James W English leads a committee including Mr and Mrs Arthur Bryant Mr and Mrs William A Aye Mr and Mrs Ernest Oldrich Mr and Mrs F Dean Rogers and Mr and Mrs Robert Grotty. Reservations open to members of the committee during the day until full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Fort Harrison
James W. English
Arthur Bryant
William A. Aye
Ernest Oldrich
F. Dean Rogers
Robert Grotty
Shriners Fete Potentate Fuqua at Zorah Temple
Zorah Shrine Potentate Fuqua hosts a Swan Song dinner dance at the Zorah Temple on Saturday starting 6 30 p m Buffet at 7 30 p m features chicken and trimmings Dancing by the Williams Trio Reservation calls to the temple for seating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zorah Shrine
Maurice Fuqua
Zorah Temple
Williams
Indiana leaders react to standby gasoline rationing plan
Indiana officials and federal aides debate a Nixon energy standby plan. Governor Bowen supports proactive planning but hopes rationing won’t be used. Lt. Gov. Orr warns of changes in living patterns and travel habits. Congressman Roush criticizes mixed signals while Landgrebe Hudnut urge rationing only as last resort. Bowen aide Morris cites schooling impacts and potential waste in driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Bowen
Nixon
Robert D. Orr
Orr
Edward Roush
D-Ind
William Simon
Roush
Washington
Earl Landgrebe
R Ind
William Hudnut
Rind
Robert C. Morris
Energy Committee
Morris
Talks at Geneva Edge Toward Israeli Egyptian Troop Pullback
Wednesday talks between Brig. Gen. Mordechai Gur and Brig. Gen Tahal el Magdoub at the Palais des Nations focused on a troop withdrawal along the Suez Canal. Egypt pressed for Israeli pullback into the Sinai while Israel insisted on a swap of positions along the canal. Kissinger expressed optimism despite cautious openings as Cairo and Tel Aviv traded positions ahead of Israel’s elections.
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Mordechai Gur
Tahal el Magdoub
Palais Des Nations
Ismail Fahmi
Cairo
Fahmi
Geneva
Tsraeli
Israel
Jerusalem
East Bank
Sini Peninsula
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
Uriton
den Ahmed Ismail
Tel Aviv
Egypt
Suez Canal
Sinai Desert
Khadafy Calls for Revolt Against Arab Peace With Israel
Libyan leader Muammar Khadafy in a Beirut al Massa interview urged a regional revolt to stop governments from making peace with Israel. Analysts see it as a bid to topple Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, who agreed to direct peace talks with Israel this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muammar Khadafy
Israel
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Beirut al Massa
Khadafy
Sadat
Syria
Beirut
Gas shortage saves Tucson woman from car theft
A thief stole Thelma Ruiz’s car but ran out of gas after only 75 feet, forcing him to abandon the vehicle in Tucson. The incident highlights a rare silver lining amid the gasoline shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Thelma Ruiz
Indictment of Howard Hughes Raises Legal Questions
Las Vegas report notes the first criminal charges against Howard Hughes and four aides for conspiracy and stock manipulation in the Hughes Airwest purchase. The case centers on the 1968 $130 million Airwest buy, with potential expansion to other Hughes Nevada dealings tied to Watergate fallout and Nixon campaign contributions. Extradition from the Bahamas under a 42 year treaty is under consideration as the probe continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Howard Hughes
Hermitage
Hughes
Hughes Airwest
London
Freeport
Bahamas
Robert Vesco
United States
Hughes Tool Co
Airwest
Nevada
Civil Aeronautics Board
Nixon
Watergate
Charles “Bebbe’ Reboso
Florida
Justice Department
Washington
Devoe Heaton
U.S
Warsaw attorney named to new Indiana Appeals Court judge
William I. Garrard, a Warsaw attorney and former Kosciusko County deputy prosecutor, was named to succeed Judge Allen Sharp on the Indiana Court of Appeals. Gov. Bowen announced the appointment. Garrard will serve a two year term in the 3rd District, with retention to a 10-year term pending voter approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
William I. Garrard
Warsaw
Allen Sharp
Indiana Court of Appeals
Otis R. Bowen
Sharp
U.S. District Court
Indiana
Garrard
Indiana University Law School
Kosciusko County
Kosciusko County Bar Association
Warsaw Chamber of Commerce
Paper money lifespans and coin recycling facts from Mint director
The director of the U.S. Bureau of the Mint says paper money lasts about 18 months in steady circulation while coins have a 25 year average life. Damaged coins are returned to the Federal Reserve Bank and melted for recycling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Bureau of the Mint
Federal Reserve Bank
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Clarence W. Persinger
Albert Collier
Miss Ida Mae Blocksom
Lloyd Abrams
Nora Lenning
Dugger
Nora Lenning Miller
Freeman- Greene County Hospital
Newkirk Funeral
Don Tichenor
Dugger Cemetery
Otterbein
Chester
Frank Lenning
Elmfield
Pride Lenning
Spencer
Harley Hamm
Riverside
Calif
James Martindale
William P. Crabb
Hymera
McHugh
K of P
Roberta
Jerry
Whiting
Wiliam L
Shirley Crabb
Nancy Duke
Linda Woodrum
Mable Wright
Vincennes
Olive Crabb
Paul Linton
Mrs
Stella Trump
Clay City
Clay County Hospital
Schoppenhorst
Rob James
Wilson Cemetery
New Hope Baptist Church
Nora Owens
West St
Alexander Funeral Home
John Lyttie
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Funeral
OES
Council
Alvan Callahan
United Way
Legion
Shriners
Fuqua
Beirut, Lebanon
The
Senate Watergate Committee
Heaton
David R. Bronson, Inc
Re Lt
Wthi Radio
Cowan & Payne
North 21St
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