Agency Hearing Set Tuesday On State Local Jurisdiction Bill
Indiana House representatives will hear a bill Tuesday to establish jurisdictional priorities for state agencies over local government units. The measure, sponsored by State Rep. through a committee, aims to outline agency authority in local matters.
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Workers Trek Back to Jobs In Northeast
Upstate New York and northern New Jersey resume activity as gas supplies stabilize. About 350,000 workers and students return or prepare to return while New Jersey allows North Jersey industries to reopen. southern industries stay closed to build reserves.
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House Panel Debates Carter Economic Plan Rebate Debated
The House Ways and Means Committee holds final hearings on President Carter's 31.2 billion plan to stimulate the economy with a 50 dollar rebate for most Americans and tax proposals totaling 138 billion. The Senate Budget Committee begins reshaping the fiscal plan to add Carter additions. Ethics inquiries and reforms loom as panels set hearings on a sweeping code and probes of South Korean influence. The House adjourns midweek with a February 16 return. the Senate will stay in session.
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Boyle seeks freedom awaiting retrial in UMW murder case
Former United Mine Workers leader W A Tony Boyle, jailed for ordering the murder of rival Jock Yablonski, was to seek bail as lawyers argued for a pre trial release pending retrial on murder charges. Richard Sprague opposed Boyle's bail. Sprague led the prior prosecution and is now with the House Assassinations Committee.
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Yablonski
Boyle
Sprague
Clarksville
Additional Gas Cuts Proposed For Area Priority Customers
Wayne Perry reports Terre Haute Gas Corp proposes an extra 10 percent curtailment for Priority I customers, including about 60 major businesses schools and stores. The 27 percent total cut could force plant closures and industry shutdowns in the Terre Haute area amid cold weather and limited gas supplies.
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Terre Haute Gas Corp
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Greater
Terre Haute
Cottrell
Weather outlook Terre Haute area tonight and Tuesday
The National Weather Service reports clear and cold conditions tonight in Terre Haute and vicinity. Clouds rise and temperatures warm to the upper 20s to lower 30s on Tuesday with not so cold conditions.
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Terre Haute
Seven Catholic Missionaries Slain at Rhodesia Mission
Black guerrillas killed seven white Catholic missionaries, including four nuns, at Musami mission 36 miles north of Salisbury. Victims were three Britons, three West Germans, and an Irish priest. two Jesuits wounded. Archbishop Chakaipa condemned the attack amid Rhodesia's guerrilla war.
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Rhodesia
Patrick Chakaipa
Musami
Weather experts see low flood threat despite heavy rains
Local scientists predict minimal flood risk even with ongoing heavy rains. Indiana State University geology head Dr. Benjamin Moulton says flooding would require unusual rainfall. January was light and February should stay dry. Vigo County agents note moisture concerns and potential yield impact from late thaw. Civil Defense and National Flood Insurance push public awareness and readiness efforts nationwide.
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Indiana State University
Moulton
Max Miller
Vigo County
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