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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1972
Page
2
Obituaries list multiple individuals across Indiana Illinois towns with ages residences and relatives. Entries note death times funeral home details burial locations and calling hours including World War I veterans and church affiliations.
The EPA weighed continued operation with 144000 Ford dependents at risk if shutdown occurs while Ford seeks full certification for emission controls. Ford may ship cars to dealers for storage only, with recalls or modifications if models fail tests. Investigations consider criminal sanctions for Ford employees over falsified tests, with fines up to 10000 dollars and potential jail time.
The map indicates showers over various parts of the nation with cooler conditions in the north and warmer conditions in the south. The AP Wirephoto map accompanies the report.
Richard A. Goldner 19 of Fairbanks Hall Indiana State University received a 50 dollar fine and a 10 day suspended jail sentence after pleading guilty to stealing a 15 cent package of cream cheese from the Great Scot supermarket at 11th and Locust Streets. He was arrested May 26.
The extended outlook shows partly cloudy skies in Indiana from Sunday through Tuesday with a chance of showers mainly Monday. Highs range from the 70s in the north to the 80s in the south, with lows mostly in the 60s and 50s in some areas. In Illinois, expect showers and thunderstorms Sunday and Monday, cooler conditions north, and highs from the lower 80s to near 90 south, cooling into the 70s north and low 80s south by Tuesday, with nightly lows in the 50s to 60s.
Washington AP reports a Treasury memorandum by Undersecretary Edwin S. Cohen proposes two simplifications: tax capital gains at the same rate as ordinary income and eliminate all personal deductions. The memo suggests raising personal exemptions to 1600 for singles 3200 for married couples and 800 for dependents, aligning top rates at 39 percent.
Chicago public school teachers voted about 3 to 1 to ratify a settlement with the Chicago Board of Education. The accord ends the planned May 22 strike and extends the school year to June 16, while the board seeks to restore 4,500 jobs by next December if funds allow.
U S District Judge Joseph S Lord II ruled the 1968 wiretap act unconstitutional on its face for violating the Fourth Amendment. He faulted continuous searches, investigator discretion, and delayed notice to surveillance subjects in a case involving a $10 million gambling ring led by Matthew Whitaker of Pottstown.
Mary Jane Rogers 22 months died at Union Hospital from injuries after tumbling from a picnic table at home. Survived by her parents Carolyn Thompson and Donald Rogers, stepfather Thomas Thompson, stepmother Linda Rogers, siblings Donald James and Terri Lynn, and relatives in Terre Haute. Funeral set for 10 a.m. Saturday at Bedino Peace Chapel, burial at Highland Lawn Cemetery.
President Nixon urged Congress for approval of a two part agreement following the Moscow summit. The treaty on defensive antiballistic missiles requires a two thirds Senate vote while the executive agreement limiting offensive missiles can pass by majority in Senate and House.
Mrs. Mary Spackman urges the Provisionals to listen to the people and lay down arms while the British army reports a quiet night. Across the border in Ireland a firebomb damages an American Express plant, and an aerial arms pipeline from San Francisco to Ireland is uncovered at London and Shannon airports. Police repack the cargoes hoping to trap recipients. Ulster Vanguard plans a protest march at Free Derry despite a ban. The Black Sea remains dark from hydrogen sulfide.
A Bingo Card is available today at participating Shell dealers. Alternatively send a self addressed envelope to Department BFC 1 P O Box 279 Chicago for request details.
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