Carter presses energy legislation in White House briefing
President Carter called energy reform the most important bill he will send to Congress and urged House Ways and Means members to form a partnership to solve the energy crisis. He spoke at a breakfast in the State Dining Room and noted Rosalynn Carter’s Latin America trip as his emissary. He referenced a protest outside by student demonstrators during her travels.
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Vigo County Fair elects new board and president
The Vigo County Fair elected 19 board members and named Dr. Walter Gray as president. Other officers include vice presidents Bill Woodsmall Ralph Livengood Carl Hale Don Myers Benny Williams Don Smith Charles Clark Max Miller as general manager and Suzie Cole secretary Todd Joritsma treasurer.
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Coyote Mystique Returns in Illinois Valley
In Effingham Illinois Howard Stevens reports coyotes are back in the prairie state with hunters and environmentalists weighing the animal’s vitality. Duane Heady notes coyotes as an asset while wildlife researcher Glen Sanderson backs their return. Fur dealers sold 2000 coyote pelts last year at 45 to 60 dollars each. Coyotes mainly feed on rabbits and rodents but prey on lambs. Indiana parks report coyotes in Parke County. Maryanne Newsom describes tail carriage as a distinguishing feature. Indians held a belief coyotes would be the last animals on earth, a view echoed in the article.
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Prevention Efforts Expand in Vigo County Child Abuse Fight
The Tribune concludes a four part series on Vigo County child abuse noting new efforts. A special welfare unit, study committees, abusive parents groups, a hotline and counseling services aim to boost coordination. Welfare Department director Glenn Carwell cites ongoing improvements in case follow ups.
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County forms protective services unit to address child abuse
A protective services unit of five case workers and a supervisor was created to handle abuse and neglect cases. In its first week it logged about 25 abuse and 50 neglect cases, with 215 children in foster care countywide. The group aims for 24 hour response, interagency cooperation, and prevention through education while reviewing existing cases for potential family reunification or adoption.
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BOW Band Tuning Up For Saturday Concert
Winter River festival preview highlights the Terre Haute All-City Band led by Judith Grimes with conductor Paul Lavalle set for 8 p.m.. Marathon Marathon opens at 7 a.m. with river activities and crafts throughout the day plus a 4 a.m. arts and crafts auction.
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Cartwright Seeks Third Marathon Tomorrow
Cartwright aims for a third marathon despite mixed results this season. Regional and local previews note training focus and potential challenges ahead tomorrow.
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