Vigo County 4-H Seeks One-Cent Tax Levy
The Vigo County 4-H organization files petitions with Auditor Frank G. Walker to levy a one cent per 100 assessed valuation tax for operating and maintaining 4-H buildings at the Fair grounds starting in 1976. The hearing before the County Commissioners is set for July 7.
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Vigo County
Frank G. Walker
Fairgrounds
Wabash Valley Fair Association, Inc
4-H
Board of County Commissioners
Freeholders
Blackout Solved In South Bend
An AP report from South Bend Indiana says a dead raccoon found between lines at the Kankakee substation ended a one hour power outage affecting about a quarter of the city. Utility officials had expected a transformer fault and note damage could run into thousands.
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South Bend
Ind
Indiana & Michigan Electric Co
Kankakee
Oldster Jim Thompson Injured In Marion Crash
Jim Thompson 102, a lifelong driver since 1908, is recuperating in Marion General Hospital after a head on collision of his car with a van at the Indiana 9 and 26 junction south of Marion. He suffers multiple lacerations but is listed in fair condition.
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Oldster Fair
Public Library Closes June 12 13 for Staff Workshop
Vigo County Public Library system will close all facilities on June 12 and 13 for a two day staff institute. The Build ing Program Statement for a new main library forms the study topic with speeches by Ed Howard Betty Martin and Arch Dunbar. Regular hours resume Saturday June 14.
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Vigo County
Ed Howard
VCPL
Betty Martin
WCPL
Arch Dunbar
Meadows
Plaza North
Southland
West
Terre Haute
Illinois Lottery Prizes Linger Unclaimed Across State
Nearly 5.7 million dollars in Illinois Lottery prizes remained unclaimed as of April 30. Most prizes were for twenty dollars. Lottery Chairman Carlton Zucker said unclaimed tickets become invalid if not cashed within one year of the drawing and the funds go to the state's general revenue fund.
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Chicago
Illinois
Lottery
Carlton Zucker
Zucker
Sherwin Williams Relocates Decor Center to Terre Haute
Sherwin Williams of Cleveland announces relocation of its full line decorating center to Terre Haute to open by July 1 at 1911 Wabash Ave in the former Top Value Building. About 5000 square feet will house extensive paint sections and unique decor materials with a decorating consultant.
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Sherwin-Williams Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Terre Haute
Larry Ages
Top Value
Wabash Ave
Agee
Sherwin- Williams
Sherwin-Williams
Meadows Branch Library Announces Summer Children's Events
Meadows Branch Library in Meadows Shopping Center offers weekly films crafts and games for children. Assistant librarian Charlene Pierard says sessions run Tuesday 3 4 p m in the Hospitality Room with a Wednesday June 11 story hour at Woodrow Wilson Junior High School lawn and continue through July 16 with a summer reading club and a July 15 favorite character party. Brochures with dates are available in the library lower level near Penney's.
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Meadows
Meadows Shopping Center
Charlene Pierard
Meadows Library
Woodrow Wilson Junior High
Penney’s
United Way Continues Agency Visits in Wabash Valley
United Way of the Wabash Valley keeps weekly agency visits as Robert Ireland leads the 1975 campaign. He tours three agencies each Tuesday with campaign chairmen and UW officials, visiting the Wa bash Valley Chapter Red Cross Planned Parenthood Vigo County and Visiting Nurse Association.
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United Way
Wabash Valley
Robert Ireland
Ireland
Ron Stephenson
Jack Keating
American Red Cross
Planned Parenthood of
Vigo County
Applications For Academies Sought Here
Congressman John Myers announces openings at the Air Force Naval Army Coast Guard and Merchant Marine academies for 1976. Applicants must be 17 to under 22 by July 1 1976 and meet U S citizenship good moral character and unmarried status for Academy Screening Board interviews in late November.
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United States
John Myers
R-7th Dist
Myers
Air Force
Naval
Army
Coast Guard
Merchant Marine Academies
Congressman Myers
Academy
Critic Joseph Kaye Dies After 40 Years With Star
Joseph Kaye, 75, longtime New York drama music and dance critic for the Kansas City Star and its United Nations correspondent for 29 years, died Monday.
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New York
Joseph Kaye
The
Kansas City Star
Star
United Nations
Odor-Eaters Insole Promises Fresh Feet All Day
Johnson's ODOR-EATERS absorb perspiration and destroy foot odor for months with a patented cushioned insole containing activated charcoal particles. The invention works continuously in shoes, keeping feet and socks smelling fresh when shoes come off.
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Johnson
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pappy
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Rayburn House
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Haag Drugs
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Honey Creek and Plaza North
Honey Creek
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