Glenn Junior High Honor Roll Honors 14 Students
Glenn Junior High School reports a large honor roll with many students across grades eight seven and ninth achieving high A averages. Named honorees include Virtue Ishiara Virginia King Debra Pease Terri Davenport David Box Elton Cantrell Sophia Chaing Marta Creel Debra Haltom Kris McKee Pat Spencer Betty Beasley Doug Fuller Debra Jeffers Laura Miller and many others listed with grade level and average bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn
Virtue Ishiara
Virginia King
Debra Pease
Terri Davenport
David Box
Elton Cantrell
Sophia Chaing
Marta Creel
Debra Haltom
Kris McKee
Pat Spencer
Betty Beasley
Doug Fuller
Debra Jeffers
Laura Miller
Rhonda Bedwell
Dawn Keller
Chery
Clintock
Brenda Baker
Jerri Holdren
Candy LaGrange
Becky Solis
Rick Himes
Brade Baughman
Hyong Ju Choi
Paul Ford
Jeff Heck
Annette Milner
Karen Bennett
Brad Shike
Sandie Willets
Cindy Burke
Adele Eckert
Cindy Eppert
George Pease
Kevin Portman
Chevy Roberts
Karen Wheatley
Kelli Miller
Robert Pease
David Coleman
Pam Dragon
Dick Fuller
James Beck
David Cleneden
Tim Coverstone
Kraig Gibbons
Patrick Miller
Janet Moore
Steve Moore
John Ritter
Susan Snedeker
Janet Summers
Sally Fry
Kim Hall
Carol Metzger
David Staley
Marty Davis
Gina Elliott
Frank Hettlinger
Jon James
Mike Meyer
Terri Nicholson
Cheryl, Osborn
Sutton Beliford
Karen Sallay
Matt Throckmorton
Phil Thompson
David Matson
Richard Walton
Bruce Wright
Dona Clark
Tom Dever
Gayla Eason
Darlene Pease
Richard Pound
Jeri Sauer
Debbie Schupp
David Turner
Donna Zimmerman
Kristy Attmore
Duane Boyce
Kathleen Gochenour
Gary
Byron Staley
Peggy Walden
Terry Wernz
Connie Sue Achey
Ron Aney
Art Bitts
Carol Henry
Linda Miller
Richard Solis
Keith Westerfield
Lee Goddard
Sheila Booster
Penny Riggs
Jeff Davis
David Lytle
Belinda McClelland
Chris Miller
Angela Shepard
ISU Receives 37 796 Grant For Research
Indiana State University has been awarded a $37 796 research grant from the Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases to fund the first year of a four year project on Poxvirus Biochemistry and Synthetic Virus Particles. Dr Wayne E Magee leads the study with a team of Life Sciences researchers.
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Indiana State University
Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
ISU
Alan C. Rankin
Wayne E. Magee
Department of Life Sciences
Magee
Robber escapes Evanston bank with $10,000
A gunman who fled Evanston after a bank holdup may be linked to six Chicago area robberies. Forty seven customers were present as the assailant handed a teller a note. Police cite inactive security cameras and note banks and savings losses since mid April total about $25,000.
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Evanston, Ir
Evanston
Pfizer Workers Honored at Vigo Plant Yearend Party
Over 200 Pfizer Inc employees attended a Holiday Inn party honoring active workers for yearlong social involvement. President John Powers Jr and Don Vines spoke, with awards for bowling golf and softball and a Vigo View publication. Honorary employee Sarah E. Bence received a plaque for 23 years of Pfizer news coverage.
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Pfizer, Inc
Holiday Inn
Chemical Company
John Powers Jr
Don Vines
Chemical Division
Vigo
Vigo View
Sarah E. Bence
Terre Haute Star
Pfizer
Paul Benning
Vines
Miss Bence
Benning
Wilbur Gambill
John Pirtle
Chicago
Phil Flesher
Mixers
Gambill
Faye Self
Helen Jeffers
Sandra Myers
Doris Pickens
Shirley Hogle
Tom Miyaki
Vigo Plant
Lafayette
Vigo View Magazine
Annetta Sweatt
Beth Heidenreich
Kenny Schafer
Edward Cox Promoted in Army Reserve
Edward Cox son in law of President Nixon says he has been promoted to first lieutenant in the Army Reserve Officers Training Corps. He plans to report for four months of active duty starting February and will take the New York bar exams July 27 28 after graduating next week from Harvard Law School. He and Tricia celebrate their first wedding anniversary Monday with a small party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edward Cox
Nixon
Army Reserve Officers Training Corps
Cox
White House
New York
Harvard Law School
Tricia
Australians Boost Citrus Consumption Through Canned Drinks
The census notes canned citrus drinks have lifted Australia’s fruit intake from about 24 pounds in 1939 to over 39 pounds now. Meanwhile fresh produce consumption remains low as Australians rely more on canned and frozen fruits and vegetables.
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Sydney
UPI
Census Bureau
Australia
Alabama Baptists founded in Greensboro in 1823
The Alabama Baptist State Convention began in Greensboro at Salem Church in 1823 when 15 messengers from seven missionary societies gathered to promote missions education and church cooperation across the state.
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Greensboro
Ala
UPI
Alabama Baptist State Convention
Salem Church
Baptist Churches
Alabama
Five Children Die In Jersey City Fire
Five children from three families died when a fire tore through a three story wooden building in an older Jersey City neighborhood and quickly spread to two adjacent structures. Firefighters found the victims after extinguishing the blaze as investigators probed the cause.
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Jersey City
Hudson River City
Patrolman Hurt While He Was Off Duty
Patrolman James Long 28 of 2517 Franklin St was injured when his motorcycle was struck by a car at 22nd St and Wabash Ave. He was treated at St Anthony Hospital and released. Driver James E Jones 21 of RR 32 was identified. Damage estimated at 200 to the car and 300 to the motorcycle.
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James Long
Franklin St
22Nd St
Wabash Ave
Long
St. Anthony Hospital
James E. Jones
Wabash Avenue
Jones Auto
Dead Pastor Returns Home After Four Years Missing
The Rev. William W. Clark, once reported missing after an April 1968 early swim at Wingaersheek Beach Gloucester, is living in Newton Centre. Clark spent four years abroad in Canada with his wife Ester and daughter Caroline Lee unavailable for comment.
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Boston
Wingaersheek
Gloucester
Newton Centre
Boston Globe
The
Globe
William W. Clark
Canada
Clark
Ester
Hhis
Caroline Lee
Vigo County teens form curriculum advisory group
The Student Curriculum Advisory committee of the Vigo County School Corporation organized for summer activity on June 7 at the central Administration Building. Members from Terre Haute North Vigo, Terre Haute South Vigo, and West Vigo high schools will meet monthly to gather student input for curriculum decisions and attend board and committee meetings.
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Vigo County School Corp
Candace Chudzik
Mark Guthrie
Steve Weeks
Kris Grauer
Caryn Mathes
Cynthia Hux
Frederick Tillotson
Rhonda Ross
Tim Hudson
Karen Bledsoe
Martin Photo
Vigo County School Corporation
VCSC
Indiana
State Department of Public Instruction
Indianapolis
School Community Advisory Council
William Hamrick
Charles Clark
Terre Haute North Vigo High School
Terre Haute South Vigo
West Vigo
James Melloh
Terre Haute North Vigo
Betty Isles
Chicago milk truck drivers pass up wage hikes to aid dairies
In Chicago area, 2100 milk truck drivers vote to forgo wage increases for a year to curb milk prices and protect home-delivery routes. The pact adds 3 a week for health and welfare and 7 a week for pension, while preserving the earlier contract terms and not raising wages this year.
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Chicago
Anthony W. Christiano
Teamsters Local 753
Christiano
Associated Milk Dealers of
William B. Hanley
The
Dealers Association
Bass fingerlings dodge earthworms and hooks study says
The American Fisheries Society reports largemouth bass fingerlings quickly learn to avoid earthworms and hooks while still feeding on worm alternatives without hooks, showing craftiness in avoiding lures.
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Salt Lake City
Pepper subpoenas Sinatra to testify on July 18
Chairman Claude Pepper of the House Crime Committee signed a subpoena directing Frank Sinatra to testify July 18 about his ties to a Massachusetts horse race track. The subpoena was handed to U S marshals for service.
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Washington
UPI
Claude Pepper
House Crime Committee
Frank Sinatra
Massachusetts
Sinatra
Pepper
U.S
Notions of Privates and Nurses from a Hospital Bed
The narrator complains about hospital stay and doctors while describing privacy breaches and sensory changes. He notes a patient of 85 with a heart pacemaker recovering at home, praises hyper efficient nurses, and questions a young person’s presence in the hospital setting.
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Monsignor
Polish Jokes Spark Barroom Debate in Warszawa
A narrator recalls Americans telling Polish jokes at a bar in Warszawa and the reactions of locals. The conversation turns to insults about Poles and a humorous exchange ends with explosive laughter as a new American joke circulates.
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America
People’s Republic of Poland
Warszawa Jetski Letski
Open Primaries Challenge Party Roles and Chaos
The piece debates open primaries, noting Illinois and New Jersey rulings that allow any voter to vote a party ballot. It argues such decisions undermine party responsibility and invites cross party raid. The author supports Democrat participation but rejects Republican influence in candidate selection.
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Illinois
New Jersey
U. S
Wisconsin
Daley
Eugene man claims sex discrimination at Captain's Table
Ronald Philip Young, 24, alleges sex discrimination as the Oregon state Bureau of Labor hearings open on his complaint against Captain's Table restaurant. The owner argues nautical outfits for waiters were inappropriate and the change led to firing waitresses and rehiring male staff. Young was not rehired due to being unavailable.
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Eugene, Ore
UPI
Ronald Philip Young
Jane Johnson
State Bureau of Labor
Eugene
Johnson
Young
Horoscope hints at family disputes and inner growth
Aries may reassess views on children's activities for a restful Sunday. Taurus faces a morning dispute but finds spiritual gains in the afternoon and evening.
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Aries
Taurus
Therapists Use Family Therapy To Help Asthmatic Children
At Hadassah Hospital in Tel Aviv Dr Abraham Stern and Dr Nathan Lass report that group therapy involving asthmatic children and their parents reduces attack frequency and severity. Preliminary findings show children benefited most when families participate together.
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Hadassah Hospital
Tel Aviv
Abraham Stern
Nathan Lass
Clinton Mayor Takes Lead in Indiana Republican Mayors
Mis hawaka Mayor Margaret H. Prickett will become president of the Indiana Republican Mayors Association after Jack Smith of Greenwood died last month. Clinton Mayor Hugh L. McGill Jr. announced he declined the presidency. new officers to be elected in December.
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Indianapolis
Mishawaka
Margaret H. Prickett
Indiana
Republican Mayors’ Association
Jack Smith
Greenwood
Prickett
Association
Clinton
Hugh L. McGill Jr
McGill
Ka lispel Indians to build river recreation area
The Kalispel Indians receive a $100,000 federal grant from the Economic Development Administration to develop a recreation area along a one mile stretch of the Pend Oreille River on reservation land.
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Kalispel
Kleindienst Vows Antitrust Push at Justice Dept
Attorney General Richard G. Kleindienst, confirmed after a Senate battle over an antitrust past, outlines priorities at a Philadelphia Poor Richard Club talk. He pledges vigorous antitrust enforcement along with civil rights and crime fights, criticizing past laxity during the 1950s and 1960s and citing a halt to conglomerate expansion.
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Philadelphia
Senate
Justice Department
Richard Club
Richard G. Kleindienst
Kleindienst
Nixon
Local Vital Statistics Court Notices List Divorces and Complaints
Superior Court entries show divorces for Martha A. Schoffstall vs Wil mer A. Schoffstall and Bonnie Lynn Huey vs Jack F. Sigler, plus complaints and replevin actions involving Beecher and Kite, Hertwig and Decker, and Tofaute and Spelman. Names include Allen & Steen, Inc. versus Charles J. Wall and Roy Wall, A A Federal Credit Union versus William K. Morley, and more. Several pairs list ages and addresses of involved individuals in West Terre Haute Indiana.
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Allen & Steen, Inc
Charles J. Wall
Roy Wall
Hertwig and Decker
A. A. Federal Credit Union
William K. Morley
Replevin
Betty Jane Sigler
Jack F.sigler
Beecher and Kite
Floyd's Garage
Randall Cartesett
Tofaute and
Spelman
Local births listed for June 8 and 9 at area hospitals
A birth notice fragment lists children born to ROOD at Hendricks Street a girl on June 8, WHITE at 912 S 21st Street a girl also on June 8, PUGH at 1831 S ard Street a boy on June 8, LAWRENCE Seelyville a boy on June 8, and PADISH George Jr at Universal a girl on June 9.
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Rood
John
Hendricks St
White
Richard
S. 21St St
Pugh
Kenneth
S. Ard St
Lawrence
Gary
Seelyville
St. Anthony Hospital
Padish
George, Jr
Universal
Tito Bids Farewell to Moscow on Five Day Visit
President Tito of Yugoslavia hugged and kissed his Soviet hosts goodbye and headed home after a five day goodwill trip. Diplomats expect the Soviets and Yugoslavians to announce soon expanded trade and technical cooperation.
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Moscow
UPI
Tito
Yugoslavia
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George
Trang Bang
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Tokyo
Jim Bishop
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Socialist Workers Party
Superior Court
Martha A. Schoffstall
Wilmer A. Schoffstall
R. T. Moore Company, Inc
Paul Lloyd
Paul Lloyd and Associates
Superior Court No
Thomas Franklin McQueary
West Terre Haute
Bonnie Lynn Huey
Bradley Ray Rutledge
Susan Jane Boyle
Woodbine
Michael Louis Meeks
Debra Lynn Rogers
3Rd Ave
Kenneth Raymond Lowe
S. 7Th St
Rosemary Francis
S. 20Th St
Jack Junior McGill Sr
N. 4Th St
Janice Kay Ellis
N. 12Th St
Michael William Helton
Lois Alvieda McElroy
6Th Ave
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