Terre Haute Weekly 1977 February 1 edition listing
Terre Haute Indiana Tuesday edition dated February 1 1977 notes volume and issue numbers with price 20 cents for weekly single copy. header indicates local paper format and date line. No additional article content readable.
Terre Haute Hearing Backs Interstate 70 Interchanges Plan
About 200 residents packed Terre Haute City Hall to back SB 171 and HB 1602 proposing two new I 70 interchanges between U S 41 and Indiana 46. Local officials, business leaders, labor, education and hospitals urged state action, with lawmakers optimistic despite funding concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elden C. Tipton
Diasonville
Indiana Senate Roads and Transportation Committee
Jack W. McIntyre
R-Lyons
House Roads and Transportation Committee
Terre Haute City Hall
U.S. 41
Indiana 46
House of Photography
Terre Haute
Jasonville
Senate Roads and Transportation Committee
House
Senate Roads and Transportation Committees
Lyons
Herman Fanning
William D. Roach
West Terre Haute
Darrell Felling
McIntyre
Tipton
The
Tribune
Fort Wayne
Roach
Jim Burdick
Larry Kirchner
Vigo County
Art Mann
Vigo County Council
Mike Short
Laborers International Local No
Institutes of Higher Learning
100000 Layoffs Feared If Gas Cutoff Continues
The Associated Press reports Indiana faces potential 100000 layoffs if natural gas curtailment to industries persists another month. Gov. Bowen urges federal disaster aid of 7 million to clear roads while state officials note home heating remains adequate through February. Interstate 65 reopened, NIPSCO cuts to 35,000 commercial customers eased, and 44 counties face crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Indiana Public Service Co
Otis R. Bowen
Carter
Indianfa
Bowen
Nipsco
John F. Coppes
Indiana
Thomas Kibler
Lafayette
Chicago
Illinois
Ohio
Dean H. Mitchell
Mitchell
Adams
Allen
Cass
Clark
Clay
Daviess
Delaware
Dearborn
Dubois
Elkhart
Floyd
Fountain
Franklin
Fulton
Grant
Greene
Harrison
How
Weather Brief for River Stage Overview
River stage recorded at 1 foot with no precipitation. Dirt dust count measured at 62. Observations note time stamps from noon to 9am, indicating no significant weather events affecting the area.
Weather outlook for Terre Haute and vicinity
Clear tonight with lows around 10 above. Sunny and warmer Wednesday with highs in the low 20s. Extended outlook calls for cold Thursday through Saturday with a chance of snow Thursday. Lows will be in the teens north and 20s south Thursday, cooling to the teens Friday and Saturday. Highs range from the 20s north to the 30s south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Judge Rules Against Savings Bank In Checking Accounts
The Terre Haute Savings Bank must halt its checking account service, with a stay granted pending appeal likely delaying enforcement for months. The ruling, by Clay Circuit Court Judge Robert Neal, centers on whether a savings bank under 1869 laws can offer checking accounts, a question he finds answered in the negative. The stay postpones the May 1, 1977, deadline to close demand deposits, while appeals proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute Savings Bank
Clay County
The
Tribune
Clay
Robert Neal
Indiana State Bank
Terre Haute First National Bank
Merchants National Bank of
Terre Haute
State Department of Financial Institutions
Savegs Bank
Vigo County
Neal
Savings Bank
Savings
Indiana Court of Appeals
Indiana
Evansville
LaPorte
Indianapolis
Bingham
Dollar Day bargains draw shoppers in Terre Haute event
The city marks its 115th semi annual Dollar Day beginning February 2 with wide savings across departments from clothing to hardware. Local merchants including Paitson Brothers, Rogers Jewelers, Poison Ivy, Ben Becker Shoes, Burger Chef, Osco Drugs, Ace Hardware, Sears, J.C. Penney and many more participate. Terre Haute, birthplace of the Dollar Day concept, aims to offer quick access to merchandise during the first Wednesday in February and August since 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Valley
Star and Tribune
Bob Rouse
Chamber of Commerce
Dollar Day
Paitson Brothers Hardware
Rogers Jewelers
Poiso ‘N Ivy
Ben Becker Shoes
Burger Chef
Osco Drugs
Ace Hardware
G.C. Murphy Co
Sears
J.C. Penney
Hahn Shoes
Card Carnival
Woolco Department Store
Corey's Shoes
Catherine's Stout Shop
M.A.B. Paints
Edwards Jewelers
Hillman’s Jewelers
K-Mart
Clay County Sheriff Keeps Radio on Air with Loaned Unit
Brazil Indiana. Sheriff Wayne Lucas operates a temporary emergency radio system on a loaned unit from Communications Services, Terre Haute, after city police threatened to shut down his radio. He says deputies were deputized and aims to secure a permanent FCC license once a county system is ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay County
Brazil
Ind
Wayne Lucas
Lucas
Communications Services
Terre Haute
Sheriff's
Federal Communications Commission
Mose Marks
Marks
Cold Wave Spurs Talk of Higher Rebates in Stimulus Plan
The nation faces up to 5 billion in extra heating costs from the cold wave, prompting White House adviser Charles L. Schultze to suggest tax rebates could rise beyond the $50 per person proposal. Carter pushed a 31.2 billion two year stimulus to Congress, with 11.4 billion slated for rebates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carter
White House
Charles L. Schultze
Schultze
Congress
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
House Appropriations Committee
Michael K. Evans
Chase Econometrics Associates
Water outage tightens Clay County hardship in Brazil
In Brazil Indiana water service was cut to build up supplies after a suspected leak. The outage affected Brazil and nearby towns including Carbon Center Point Knightsville and Harmony with some areas still low on pressure Tuesday morning. Ice and cold weather worsened travel and schools remained closed while gas shortages forced groceries to shorten hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Ind
Clay County
Brazil Water Works
Wabash Valley
Carbon
Center Point
Knightsville
Harmony
Interstate 70
Indiana 59
Water Works
Bill Weese
Lester Howard
Clay, Sullivan
Vermillion
Owen
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