Final Ballots Cast in California Ohio and New Jersey Primary
Voters in California Ohio and New Jersey cast the final ballots of the presidential primaries. Ford and Reagan contest Republican delegates while Carter leads the Democrats with Udall and Church as his rivals. California offers 167 GOP delegates in a winner take all contest and Ohio awards 97 GOP delegates.
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New Jersey
California
Ohio
Walter R. Mears
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
Carter
Reagan
Morris K. Udall
Edmund G
Brown Jr
Udall
Frank Church
Idaho
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Fred R. Harris
Okalhoma
Ellen McCormack
Indiana Carter delegates certification sparks Hoosier concern
Certification of 51 pro Carter delegates from Indiana to the Democratic National Convention prompts controversy. Indiana officials note open elections for delegates, while critics argue against hand picked delegates and efforts to influence uncommitted and Wallace pledged delegates. The Seventh District caucus is set for June 14 at the Indiana Convention Exposition Center in Indianapolis.
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Carter
Brown
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Church
Udall
Wallace
Jackson
Harris
Mrs. McCormack
Indiana
Indianapolis
William M. Shreiber
Marion County
Shreiber
Anderson
Alabama
George Wallace
New York
Schreiber
U.S
Birch Bayh
Shirkieville
Susan G. McCarthy
Bayh
Terre Haute
Plan to Withhold Taxes On Interest
A plan in Congress would withhold income taxes from yearly interest and dividend payments to over 50 million U.S. households. The IRS says cheating reduces reported income, estimating the move would raise about 2.4 billion dollars annually and aid 1977 revenue goals.
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Washington
Congress
Internal Revenue Service
Senate
IRS
Donald C. Alexander
Racial Bias in Military Recruiting Alleged
A Defense Manpower Commission study cited by Edward Scarborough accuses the Army Navy Air Force and Marine Corps of racially motivated policies to limit black enlistments. The commission staff paper says forced geographic restrictions and direct limits reduced black access, with the Navy program still active and the Marine program ended last year.
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Washington
Edward Scarborough
Defense Manpower Commission
Commission
Kenneth J. Coffey
Frederick J. Reeg
Scarborough
Citizens’ Commission
Bruce Palmer Jr
Washington Post
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marine Corps
Clear and mild tonight with warm Wednesday outlook
The forecast for Terre Haute and vicinity calls for clear and mild conditions tonight with lows in the low to mid 60s. Wednesday will be sunny and warm with highs in the mid to upper 80s, followed by an extended period of fair and very warm weather Thursday through Sunday with highs in the upper 80s to low 90s and lows in the 60s.
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Terre Haute
Baby Shot in Womb Survives After Long Fight
Kevin Ruffin, born eight months into a street robbery, survived after being shot in the womb and undergoing delicate surgery. Taken off a respirator, he regained birth weight of 3 pounds 12 ounces and now is in good condition at University of Illinois Hospital.
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Chicago
University of Illinois Hospital
Kevin Ruffin
Kevin
25 Hopefuls Compete For HBS Governor In Primary Week
More than two dozen Hoosier Boys State delegates announced their intent to run for HBS governor as 900 plus representatives prepare for state conventions at Indiana State University. Delegates will vote in a paper ballot system counted at the ISU Computer Center with primaries Tuesday and the general election Wednesday.
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Hoosier Boys
American Legion
Indiana State University
Bruce Young
Lafayette
Philip Reed
New Chicago
Wayne Kramer
Washington
Craig Hufford
Rossville
House of Photography
Wayne Perry
HBS
School of Government
Indiana
Boys’ State
Vigo
ISU
Regional Hospital Plan Okayed For Terre Haute Facility
Terre Haute regional hospital advances after final health planning agency approves construction. Hospital officials cite regional needs, with groundbreaking planned for April next year and completion by late 1978. The 217000 square foot six story facility will include a 20 bed psychiatric unit and replace the existing hospital.
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Terre Haute
Allyn R. Harris
Indiana State Board of Health
Harris
South Vigo High School
Seventh Street
Davis Avenue
Vigo County Area Planning Department
Hospital Corporation of America
HCA
Indiana Department of Mental Health
Region 7
Terre Haute Regional Hospital
Indianapolis
Indiana Advisory Comprehensive Health Planning Council
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Georgia
Henry M. Jackson
C. Joseph Anderson
Finance Committee
Russell Long
D-La
Treasury Department
the Weather By
National Weather Service
Dan Doster
West Lafayette Harrison
Federalist
Owen Glendening
Logansport
Vigo County
C Joseph Anderson
the Country Parson
Frank Clark
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