07 Jun 1977
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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1977
Page
1
The Tribune reports the 15-item Marketbasket fell eight tenths of one percent in May to 18.82 dollars, the first decline since November. Eggs and pork products rose, while laundry detergent and coffee held or fell in price, with overall steady change. Coffee remained at 3.79 per pound by June 1.
The Army and officials including Senator Bayh announce no official decision on postponing the Newport Indiana RDX plant. Reports cite Pentagon ambiguity with a $500 million project and possible future construction, while Bayh urges action if built in Newport.
Queen Elizabeth rode a golden coach to St Pauls for thanksgiving on her 25 years on the throne. Tens of thousands lined a two mile route from Buckingham Palace while barriers limited contact with the public. The day included a luncheon at the Guildhall and a broadcast recalling her vow to serve the people.
Jack Anderson reports Nixon pardon revisited as Garson Kanin featured in regional notes. The page lists arts and commentary items with a weather synopsis for Terre Haute.
Jana Schroeder a 14 year old from Vandalia Ohio cannot see the encyclopedia set she won and will be aided by her mother on sightseeing trips in Washington as one of 93 contestants in the National Spelling Bee Jana is the first blind finalist reported by officials in Columbus Ohio UPI
Jana Schroeder, a Morton Junior High student, advances after a long local to Dayton spelling bee run. Her mother Mrs Howard Schroeder says the three year effort includes a 18 hour spell off and a First Lady invitation. The family hopes Braille reference books gain attention as scarce Braille materials are scarce and difficult to obtain.
A coalition of 10 million seniors under the Count Us In banner launches an attack on mandatory retirement. Harriet Miller of the American Association of Retired Persons and National Retired Teachers Association champions flexible policies, turns to social security earnings, health care, housing, and tax reform to secure independence for older Americans.
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