4 H Fund Center Drive Continues Campaign Efforts
Indiana farmers and 4 H leaders push to raise 200000 for the Hoosier 4 H Leadership Center near Lafayette. As of June 1, more than a quarter of the goal is met with area totals and statewide receipts totaling over 51187.29 from most counties.
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Hoosier
Clay County
Green
Monroe
Owen
Parke
Putnam
Sullivan
Vermillion
Wabash River
Lafayette
Coup
America
Susan Ford enrolls in Yosemite art course with Ansel Adams
Susan Ford joins 74 fellow students for a 12 day nature photography course in Yosemite National Park. Ansel Adams leads the program with a first day lecture while the teenage participant gets acquainted with classmates and instructors.
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Yosemite National Park
Calif
Major Banks Cut Prime Rates Across the United States
United Press International reports major banks reduced prime rates from 7.54 to 7 percent, with Citibank at 6.4 percent the lowest in years. Bank of America and others in New York Chicago San Francisco and more followed, reflecting Fed easing amid recession. The note mentions last September’s 12 percent peak and Thurgood Marshall’s 1967 Supreme Court appointment.
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Federal Reserve
First National City Bank of New York
Citibank
Bank of America of
San Francisco
New York
Chicago
Los Angels
Pittsburgh
Detroit
St Louis
Seattle
Judge Orders Gag Rule on Court Officials
Circuit Judge Frank Hanagan in Benton Illinois imposed a gag order on lawyers and court officials in the murder case of two Chicago men Michael Clark and Reuben Taylor charged with killing SIU sophomore Michael Gerchenson. Jury selection delayed to June 24 for hearings on motions for separate trials and suppression of evidence.
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An Siu ‘Sophmore
Highland Park
Interstate 57
Benton
Gerchenson
Clark
Tayior
Chicago
Menard State Correctional Center
Hanagan
Dear Abby column excerpt on temptation and language debates
Abby advises a 20 year old woman to view hard liquor as poison, pray for strength, and switch to non alcoholic drinks. She also comments on a reader campaign about wording for sexual activity and instructs on handling a babysitting pay dispute with tact and self advocacy.
Former Terre Haute Patrolman Appeals Dismissal
A former Terre Haute police patrolman Ralph L. Churchill files an appeal in Vigo County Superior Court seeking reinstatement back pay and litigation costs. He challenges a February 1975 dismissal by the Police Merit Board with claims of improper notice hearings and lack of counsel.
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Terre Haute
Police Merit Board
Vigo County Superior Court
Ralph L. Churchill
City of
James L. Swift
Barney Smith
Thomas J. Finnerty
Ralph William
Civil Service Commission (Merit Board
Police Department
Churchill
Swift
Merit Board
Jacquiline R. Presnell
Robert H. Brown
Brown
Court to hear trial de novo with new evidence
The court will conduct a trial de novo introducing new and additional evidence. The suit was filed by attorney Vernon J. Petrie of Spencer Indiana.
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Vernon J. Petrie
Spencer, Indiana
Gibault Drive Campaign Raises $135 981 for Matching Grant
A Gibault School for Boys report shows $135 981.41 raised toward a $200 000 goal to qualify for Lilly Foundation matching funds. The drive runs through Aug 31 1975 to raise $64 018.59 for remodeling the campus building serving living quarters classrooms and dining. All gifts to the Gibault Matching Fund are tax deductible.
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Gibault School For Boys Development Department
Lilly Foundation, Inc
Gibault
Gibault School For Boys
Schoffstall Dissolution Granted in Vigo County Court
In Vigo County Division 1 Judge Harold J. Bitzegaio approves the dissolution of Alice Schoffstall and Buddy Lee Schoffstall. Alice receives custody of three children and Buddy Lee Schoffstall must pay $60 weekly support. The document notes the 1841 opening of Canada’s first parliament in Ottawa.
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Vigo Superior Court
Harold J. Bitzegaio
Alice Schoffstall
AR 23
Buddy Lee Schoffstall
15Th St
Co executors named for Grace Walker estate Vigo Circuit Court
Samuel H. Walker and Mary Walker qualified as Co-Executors of Grace Walker estate on June 9 1975. Creditors must file claims within six months from first publication or be barred. Terre Haute Indiana probate clerk Leland Larrison publicly recorded. The notice lists Beecher and Kite as attorneys. The second notice announces Richard C OConnor and Thorp L Wolford as Co Administrators with Will Annexed for Jessie Ellen Wolford estate final account set for June 23 1975 in Vigo Circuit Court Probate Division. Heirs and claimants must appear to prove heirship or claims. C Joseph Anderson judge and Orrison OConnor MacGregor Mat Marshall are listed as attorneys.
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Indiana
Vigo
Grace Walker
Samuel H. Walker
Mary Walker
Terre Haute
Leland Larrison
Vigo County
Beecher & Kite
State of
County of
Jessie Ellen Wolford
Richard C. O’connor
Thorp L. Wolford
Richard C. O'Connor
C. Joseph Anderson
Orbison O’connor
MacGregor
Mat Marshall
Batman Day Swago & Brat
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U.S. Office of War Information
Elmer Davis
General Revenue Sharing
Office of Revenue Sharing
Wash
D.C
the Government OF
T Harry P. Brentlinger
Court House
Essure
Secretary of the Treasury
Harry P. Brentlinger
Pres. Vigo Co. Bd
Ford Photos
United Press International
Thurgood Marshal
U.S. Supreme Court
Public Service
Axbby
Abigail van Buren
Abby
Val
L.A
City Patrolman Files Appeal
Ottawa
Tribune-Star
T.H
Mr. Taylor
Eed
Morris Tan
Arnett Academy of Reading
Walnut St
Robert Arnett
Lodge
Euclid Lodge No
F&am
GARY _L. BURNELL, SR
W.M. James C. Albin
N. Brown
Panama
Swan
Edgewood Grove
Sky King
Toke
Walker Coon
Maurice McMahan
Collett Park
Arlington and
S. 7Th
N. Fruitridge
Sharon Petty
de Fee Lamount Beauty Salon
Harold’s
Onio
Miriam Black Personnel Service
Merchants
Nat’! Bank
Eleanor Black
Heavy Machinery and Equipment Company
IBM
Miriam Black
Personnel Service
Merchants National Bank
Hart
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