Vigo County School Trustees Set Busy June Meeting
Vigo County School Corporation board in session June 9 at 8 p.m. in the Administration Building will consider five major old business items and new actions. Updates include staff changes, calendar for 1975 76, and facility use requests amid ongoing candidate selections for three top posts.
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Vigo County School Corporation Board of Trustees
VCSC
Lafayette Ave
Harmon Baldwin
the Tribune
Baldwin
Citizens’ Committee
William J. Hamrick
Pupil Personnel Services Division
State Department of Public Instruction
South Vigo High School
Harmon A. Baldwin
Sarah Scott Junior High
Grace Porter
Indiana State Textbook Commission
Otter Creek
Philatelic Stamp Sale Slated Here
A stamp sale runs 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday June 14 at Honey Creek Square. Branson Dunlap of the post office says items include starter stamp sets, souvenir mint sets from 1971 72 73 and 74, stamps and stories, a pocket book on 2000 stamps with catalog values, and emphasis on 1975 Bicentennial issues honoring American Revolution heroes. Terre Haute Postmaster Robert Huffman John Poole and Darrel Swarens will be on hand to greet collectors answer questions and discuss stamp collecting.
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Honey Creek Square
Branson Dunlap
Post Office
Dunlap
Terre Haute
Robert Huffman
US Postal Service
John Poole
Darrell Swarens
The
Wabash Valley Stamp Club
Southside Man Injured in Fall at Dean Avenue Church
Francis Thompson, 67, of 428 S 17th St, was admitted to St. Anthony Hospital in fair condition after falling from a ladder while painting at the Dean Avenue Church. He sustained multiple lacerations in the incident around 9:58 a.m. Monday.
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Francis Thompson
S. 17Th St
St. Anthony Hospital
Dean Avenue
Congress creates the Securities and Exchange Commission in 1934
In 1934 Congress established the Securities and Exchange Commission to oversee and regulate stock trading activities, aiming to restore investor confidence and curb abuses in the markets.
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U.S. Congress
The
Securities and Exchange Commission
Morning Judge Fines and Fines in Local Traffic Bust
Judge Albert E. Stevens imposes penalties on motorists in West Terre Haute. Albert A. Miller Jr. and Patrick Bauer face speeding and expired license fines. Steven D. Alkire and Robert D. Heller Scheidt cited for muffler and inspection issues. Charles Weger fined for improper plates. Thomas Fennell cited for improper plates.
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Albert E. Stevens
West Terre Haute
Alfred A. Miller JR
28Th St
Robert D. Heller Scheidt
4Th St
Charles A. Weger
E. Johnson
Indiana University Coach Bob Donewald to Speak at Vigo County Alumni Dinner
Indiana University assistant basketball coach Bob Donewald will address the IU Alumni Club of Vigo County at a 6 30 p m Tuesday dinner meeting at the Sheraton Inn. Reservations with Steve Trueblood needed by noon Tuesday.
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Indiana University
Bob Donewald
Vigo County
Sheraton Inn
Steve Trueblood
Indiana Prison Escapee Caught After Truck Escape
Indiana prison trustee Willie Ruth, 31, escaped in a state farm truck Saturday, scraped off decals and used a stolen plate to flee toward Texas. An alert Illinois officer spotted the stolen plates in Belleville, recaptured him that night, and he was to be returned to Indiana. Ruth, convicted of second degree murder in Brown County in 1963, had been serving as a trustee plumber at the farm since 1973.
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Putnamville
Ind
Illinois
Willie Ruth
Texas
Ruth
Belleville
Indiana
Brown County
Ruth’s Clemency Appeal Rejected by Board
Ruth received several strong recommendations while at the farm, but his latest clemency appeal for parche was rejected by the clemency board, leaving him disappointed.
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Ruth
Parche
US pulls last Taiwan combat squadron amid troop cuts
The United States withdraws its final squadron of 18 F4 Phantom jets from Taiwan and reduces American troops on the island by 30 percent to 2,800 by June, part of the Nixon era phaseout agreed in 1972.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Taiwan
State Department
Department
U.S
Richard Nixon
Peking
Market reports Chicago eggs and cash grain update
Midwest egg price report shows wholesale buying unchanged with Class 1 large 40 and nest run 36. On the Board of Trade wheat and soybeans rise with corn higher at 10:35 a m. Wheat Sep 3.05 up 34, Dec 3.14 up 24. Soybeans Aug 4.90 up 6 4. Prices reflect modest gains across grain contracts.
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Chicago
Midwest
UPI
Board of Trade
Fayete Mayor Charles Evers Faces Tax Evasion Trial
Fayete Mayor Charles Evers goes on trial in U S District Court in Jackson Mississippi charged with evading payment of more than fifty three thousand dollars in income taxes for 1968 1969 and 1970. The government says he evaded taxes on a total of about one hundred seventy nine thousand dollars while reporting minimal taxable income despite a gross three year income of over five hundred fourteen thousand dollars.
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Jackson, Miss
UPI
Fayete
Charles Evers
U.S. District Court
Mississippi
Evers
IRS
Rob Kennedy Assassination and Parole Hint
In 1968 Senator Robert Kennedy was shot in Los Angeles by Sirhan B Sirhan a 24 year old Arab national. Sirhan was sentenced to life imprisonment with a parole eligibility date in 1986 raising questions about possible release.
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Sen. Robit Kennedy
Los Angeles
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Crop dusting plane crashes injuring pilot near Vincennes
A crop dusting plane clipped a high voltage line and crashed into a wheat field near Vincennes Indiana injuring pilot Steve Beam 22 of Vincennes. Beam was pulled from the wreckage and hospitalized in critical condition with possible neck injuries.
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Vincennes
Ind
Steve Beam
Good Samaritan Hospital
Beam
Jasper
Indiana
FAA probes total loss in air collision
The FAA is investigating a fatal accident that left a 500 area unit destroyed. Details remain scarce as investigators collect evidence and determine causes.
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The
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
UCLA Chancellor Charles Young Involved in Drunk Driving Crash
Police said UCLA Chancellor Charles Young, 45, will face misdemeanor drunken driving and hit and run complaints after crashing into a tree near the campus. He allegedly hit a parked car first then veered onto Sunset Boulevard, needed surgery for a broken jaw, and suffered head and shoulder injuries after the impact.
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Los Angeles
UPI
UCLA
Charles Young
Young
Sunset Boulevard
Ucla Medical Center
Raised Ranch With Rental Unit Option
A detailed look at a raised ranch design R-121 showing a self contained upper level with three bedrooms and a lower floor that can serve as a rental unit with living dining room bedroom bath and kitchen. The plan features a two car garage direct entry plus a separate path to an outdoor patio and emphasizes economy through cedar siding and concrete masonry.
R-121 Statistics Design Description
R 121 design includes a living room dining room kitchen three bedrooms two baths and a foyer on the main upper level. If the lower level is finished it adds 823 square feet of livable area suitable for family use or rental. A two car garage is included and overall dimensions are 51 by 26 feet including the garage.
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S. 7Th St
Thomas L. Fennell
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