Vandalism Destroys Goodwill Drop Boxes in City
Vandals struck the second Goodwill Industries deposit box in as many nights burning the container and contents at a Kroger lot on 13th Street near Lafayette Avenue. A prior box at Meadows Center was found destroyed.
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Goodwill Industries Depository
Meadows Center
Kroger
13Th St
Lafayette Ave
Ted Grob Jr
Goodwill
Grob
Meadows
Goodwill Industries
Rotary Club
Rose-Hulman Seniors Headed to Fort Riley ROTC Camp
Forty two seniors from Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology and Indiana State University depart for the 1972 Army ROTC Summer Camp at Fort Riley Kansas. The six week program builds leadership and tactical skills with field training weapons and patrols.
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Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
Indiana State University
Fort Riley
Kansas
ROTC
Terre Haute
John R. Havener
James W. Hicks
Stanley L. Mickey
Samuel I. Page
Raymond C. Phillips
Larry J. Rogers
Timothy A. Siebrase
Richard C. Clark
Darrell A. Berry
Rockville
Joe A. Bubenzer
Freelandville
Wayne R. Canfield
Bloomingdale
Terry L. Caughran
Rosedale
Richard S. Dial
Farmersburg
William R. Frost
Steven G. Thomas
Brazil
Thomas F. Haas
Worthington
Michael E. Lane
Pimento
Dennis O. McCleary
West Terre Haute
Randall E. Black
Westville
Ill
Kenneth E. Rasner
Glenn E. Kirk
Indianapolis
Michael R. Kreicker
Warsaw
William B. Lipp
Charles V. Meade
Raub
Stephen W. Mitchell
la Porte
Michael W. Mueller
Dayton
Ohio
Paul C. Schmidtke
Geneva
Till
Steven R Seitz
Evansville
Geary W. Sikich
Highland
J. Elmer Stone
North Syracuse
N.Y
F. Gerald Gomolka
Linden
N.J
Raymond L. King
Kensington
Conn
Fort Benning
Georgia
United States Army
Stephen Couchman
David M. Oberholtzer
Bowling Green
Mark E. Byers
Rushville
Karthur W. Nitsch
Airborne School
Markf. Byers
David M.oberholtzer
Geary Sikich
Elmer Stone
C. Ray Goff
Health Dept Fog Machines Keeping Busy
The Vigo County Health Department releases this week’s mosquito fogging plan. Areas include State Road 63 to Fort Harrison Road, U S 41 to Wabash River, and city sectors east of 23rd Street to Fruitridge Avenue. Crews address river flood plain zones Tuesday and various neighborhoods through Friday with ultra low volume fogging.
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Vigo County
Fort Harrison Road
U.S. 41
Wabash River
Coal Creek Road
New Goshen
Libertyville
Shirkieville
Tecumseh
Shepardsville
Miller Subdivision
23Rd St
Fruitridge Ave
Maple Ave
River Flood Plain
Spelterville
Atherton Levee
13Th St
7Th St
Florida Ave
Locust St
Dresser Dr
Apache Acres
Deming Woods
Terra Vista
Lincolnshire
Dobbs Park
Deming Park
Edgewood Grove
Edgewood Place
25Th St
Wabash Ave
Penn Central Railroad
Fowler Park
Wabash Valley Fairgrounds
Woodridge
Robinswood
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Wabash
Hollar Promoted to Assistant Dean at Indiana State University
Robert L. Hollar, professor and former chairman of the Men’s Physical Education Department at Indiana State University, will become Assistant Dean of the School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation effective July 1, 1972. The promotion, approved by the Board of Trustees, follows his 1950 ISU start and 1969 chairmanship.
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Indiana State University
Robert L. Hollar
ISU School of Health, Physical Education and
HPER
ISU Board of Trustees
Hollar
Howard Richardson
ISU
ISU Laboratory School
New Paris
Manchester College
Indiana University
van Buren
U.S. Army
Hanover College
National
Associations of Health, Physical Education and Recreation
Phi Epsilon Kappa
Phi Delta Kappa
National Association of Basketball Coaches
Trust Assets Recovered In Reorganization Report
Indianapolis AP reports more than 2 million dollars in assets recovered for American National and Republic National trusts. Trustee John S. Bradshaw Jr. issued the 1971 annual report noting improper diversions before 1968, the year of bankruptcy and four securities and mail fraud convictions. Net income for 1971 reached 263 255 dollars, a record high.
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Indianapolis
American National
Republic National Lrusts
John S. Bradshaw Jr
Bradshaw
Prisoner Refuses Release to Stay for Cup Soccer
A French prisoner, set for release after ten years, asks the warden to extend his confinement by two weeks to remain with the prison soccer team in the Prisons Cup, saying his absence would deprive the team of a key player.
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Eysses
France
UPI
Physician and Union Hospital Sued Over Amputated Leg
The suit filed in Vigo Superior Court seeks 515000 total damages from Dr. Andrew Y. S. Chan and Union Hospital. Plaintiffs Chris Lee Kremer and his father Richard Kremer allege negligent care after a May 29 1970 ankle surgery led to infection and eventual amputation below the knee. Medical bills amount to 15000.
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Andrew Y. S. Chan
Union Hospital
Vigo Superior Court
Chris Lee Kremer
Richard Kremer
Janice Evans
Chau
House Being Moved Blocked Carlisle Road Over Weekend
Motorists on Carlisle Road faced an unusual delay when a moving company halted a house mid road after a neighbor objected to the path. Flares warned drivers as the standoff continued until the owner compensated the neighbor for two trees cut to complete the relocation.
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Carlisle Road
a_ house
Indianapolis House Moving Company
Boner Named Mayor of Greenwood After Smith Death
Greenwood Indiana council fills vacancy with Councilman-at-large John Boner 51 as mayor after the passing of H. Jack Smith on May 21. Boner a Republican was appointed by the city council to succeed the late Smith.
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Greenwood
Ind
UPID
John Boner
H. Jack Smith
Boner
Smith
Woman Wins $100000 In Injury Suit
A six member federal jury awarded Terre Haute resident Joan Smith 100000 in damages against Glenshaw Glass Company for a broken 28 ounce root beer bottle that injured her eye. Michigan Beverage Company won a verdict for the defense, Allied Supermarkets had a directed verdict, and Smith may still need medical treatment with possible loss of sight.
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Terre Haute
Joan Smith
S. 22Nd St
Glenshaw Glass Company
U.S. District Court
Kmart Food Store
Glenshaw
Michigan Beverage Company
Mrs. Smith
Thomas H. Hicks
Mann, Mann, Chaney, Johnson & Hicks
Warren R. Everett
Everett & Everett
David E. Rosenfeld
Rosenfeld, Wolfe & Frey
Glenshaw Glass Co
Gus Sacopulos
Cox, Zwerner, Gambill & Sullivan
Michigan Beverage Co
D. Joe Gabber
Jaycees Install New Officers At Terre Haute Banquet
The Terre Haute Jaycees held a banquet in Carpenter's Hall to install Dave Koenig as president and a slate of officers including Jim Morris internal VP Don Uthe John Kemp external VPs Lynn Swanson treasurer Ray Guiliani administrative secretary Bob Doughterty communications secretary and directors Don Winn Tim Douglas Ray Wenzel Bill Shewmaker Mack Parker Mark Potter. Noble Carpenter Indiana Jaycee president installed the officers.
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Terre Haute
Jaycee Wives Install New Officers in Local Chapter
Delivered the main address. Carpenter installed new Jaycee Wives officers including Donna Showmaker as president Marsha Kemp as vice president Sandy Uthe as secretary Carol Swanson as corresponding secretary Linda Searcy as corresponding secretary Anita Loeser as editor Karen Wrightman as membership Nikki Wrnn as telephone committee Susan Schlink as publicity chairman and Susan Long as hostess.
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Carpenter
Jaycee
Donna Showmaker
Marsha Kemp
Sandy Uthe
Carol Swanson
Linda Searcy
Anita Loeser
Karen Wrightman
Nikki Wrnn
Susan Schlink
Susan Long
Teach Children to Brush After Every Meal
A local health drive urges children to brush teeth after each meal. Officials emphasize consistent brushing helps prevent cavities and promotes healthy dental habits for families in the community.
Congressman Landgrebe Announces $99,936 Grant for Indiana Action Program
Rep Earl F Landgrebe Republican Indiana announces a federal grant of 99936 dollars to the Indiana Community Action Program Directors Association. Funds from the U S Office of Economic Opportunity will support staff training and development of the Community Action Agency through Indiana University.
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Indianapolis
Earl F. Landgrebe
Rind
Indiana Community Action Program Directors Association
Washington
Indiana 2Nd District
Community Action Agency
Indiana University
U.S. Office of Economic Opportunity
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Rose-Hulman
Ft. Riley
Nixon
Viet Nam
Supreme Court
States
California
Carl Albert
Philadelphia
Frank Rizzo
Cost of Living Council
U.S
Harrison Williams Jr
Florida
Donald Rumsfeld
Claude Pepper
House of Representatives
New Jersey
WEC, Inc
Madison, Wisconsin
THE
Spire Agnew
Freedom of the Press
He Rose
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bini
Lawrence O’brien
Democratic National Committee
New York
Nixons
Bolshoi Company
John Ashbrook
National Cancer Institute
Terre Haute Savings Bank
Jaycees
Indiana
Grant
Plaza North
Mess Bros. Co., Inc
Wabash Terre Haute
City
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