Ruckelshaus May Return to EPA Leadership
Washington AP report says the FBI director search renews talk that William D. Ruckelshaus could again head the Environmental Protection Agency. Ruckelshaus says he does not want EPA job but White House seeks “another Ruckelshaus” and would likely press if asked. He would decide if a request comes, awaiting it.
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John Quarles
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Russell E. Train
President's Council On Environmental Quality
Illinois
Richard B. Obilvie
U S Inflation Gap Reflected in OECD Report
An OECD compilation shows the United States posted a 5.1 percent April to April consumer price rise, the smallest among large trading nations, with food costs driving most increases. The piece discusses public skepticism toward Washington’s Phase 3 policy amid Watergate tensions and mentions potential EPA leaders including Ruckelshaus and others.
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United States
U.S
Italy
Japan
United Kingdom
Germany
France
Canada
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
Washington
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisers
First National City Bank
White House
Congress
Market Reports Chicago Eggs and Grain Prices
Midwest egg price report shows wholesale buying prices mostly unchanged with levels for extra large through pullets. Wheat and corn futures quotes list No 2 soft red and hard red wheat, No 2 yellow corn, oats, and soybeans with recent sale prices noted. Hog and cattle markets report mixed shifts with various weight classes, prices, and regional figures across Chicago and Indianapolis.
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Chicago
Midwest
Watergate turmoil widens with new testimonies and senate hearings
The White House faces new Watergate disclosures as David Young testifies in Washington and Ehrlichman aide Krogh confirms authorization of the break-in. Senate hearings resume amid calls for full public airing, while Cox seeks court orders to curb live coverage. Gallup poll shows 55 percent favoring Democrats in next year's House races.
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Morning Judge List From Local Court
Walter W Johnson 20 at 1131 N 6th St Disorderly conduct fined 26 and 6 months on state farm suspended Minor consuming fined 26 Herman E Miller 50 RR 31 Public intoxication fined 30 and 90 days on state farm suspended Karl P Damour 17 RR 3 West Terre Haute Ran red light fined 29 Norman M Bates 34 Aurora Ill Public intoxication fined 75 and 10 days in jail suspended Charles Jackson Jr 22 1622 N 4th St Overweight truck fined 74 over registered weight fined 29 Earl M Fisher 45 1010 N 4th St Ran stop sign fined 18 Mark A Stone 17 RR 52 Expired safety sticker fined 14 Steven E McCarty 21 RR 1 West Terre Haute Expired registration fined 8 Thomas J Priest er 19 1024 S 7th St Expired license plates fined 8 Mary M Baumgartner 24 508 S 5th St Ran stop sign fined 18 Melvin E Wilkerson 49 1737 N 9th St Public intoxication fined 26 Bill Reed 49 Princeton Ind Public intoxication fined 30 Johnnie E Lewis 22 1617 N 29th St Public intoxication fined 35 Leslie J Adams 49 15th and Ash Sts Public intoxication fined 35 and sentenced to six months in jail suspended Edward Meneley 32 2509 N 15th St Public intoxication fined 35 and sentenced to 10 Ellsworth Hope 50 1130
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Three Injured In Accident At Intersection
A two car crash at 8th and Ohio Streets Saturday injured three Vigo County residents. Janet K. Brown and Joseph Collingsworth were drivers. Mary Collingsworth was trapped and cut free by firefighters. All victims treated and released from St Anthony Hospital. police say both drivers had green lights. No arrests.
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Janet K. Brown
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West Terre Haute
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10Th St
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Terre Haute
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Ohio St
Accident Sends One Driver To Hospital On U S 150
A two car collision occurred about 9 am Monday on U S 150 at Coal Creek Hill. Claude Laymay 34 of West Terre Haute was southbound and collided with John Shank 53 of West Terre Haute who turned into Laymay's path. Laymay was taken to Union Hospital for observation. Deputies Jim McKinney and Tom Brewer investigated.
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U.S
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Tom Brewer
Vietnam bonus bill to be signed in Newport Indiana
The first Wabash Valley applicant for the 1973 Indiana Vietnam bonus will sign Monday night at Newport American Legion ceremonies. Department of Affairs representatives will witness. The bill provides 200 to Vietnam veterans 500 for 10 percent disability and 600 to next of kin of those killed.
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Ind
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Newport American Legion
Department of Affairs
Vietnam
Nudists honor Linda Lovelace in Hollywood ceremony
Linda Lovelace, star of Deep Throat, was made an honorary member of the Western Sunbath Association in a Sunday Hollywood ceremony.
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UPI
Linda Lovelace
Western Sunbathea Association
Wall St. Charter Sees Bottom Near, Warns of Turnaround
Wall Street firms warn the market may be near a bottom based on historical precedent. Investors should watch for a definite turnaround and, once confirmed, deploy cash into high quality dividend payers. Legg Mason says Fed will avoid tightening further, relying on wage and price controls to curb inflation.
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UPI
Walston & Co
Federal Reserve
Legg Mason
Fed
Sycamore Club Dinner Dance Planned Saturday
The Sycamore Country Club will host a dinner and dance this Saturday with Dick and Jennie Snyder as co chairs. The menu features strip steaks and fillet mig nons and a three hour set by the New Five group. Committee includes Bob and Sarah Lou Slover John and Mary Lemin ger Harold and Reba Thompson and Herman and Helen Strassler. Dinner 7 to 9 p m music 9 30 p m to 12 30 a m Reservations close at midnight Thursday limit 150.
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Jennie Snyder
New Five
Bob
Sarah Lou Slover
John
Mary Leminger
Harold
Reba Thompson
Herman
Helen Strassler
Riley Legion Auxiliary to Seat Officers at Riley Post
American Legion Post No. 328 at Riley and its auxiliary plan a joint officer installation at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the post home. Auxiliary members should bring a covered dish. Incoming officers include Tom Gregory commander and Si Capra first vice commander.
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Riley
Tom Gregory
Si Capra
Guy Ryder
Richard Bernhardt
Mike Morris
G. Desinger
H. Rapt
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Cary’on Nash
Betty Gregory
Betty Fuqua
Irene Desinger
Lenoar Beddow
Ruth Long
Betty Curliff
Irma Streeter
Brownfield Satisfactory After Wreck
Christopher A. Brownfield 18 on leave from the U S Marines remained in satisfactory condition at St Anthony Hospital after a Sunday accident on Barnhart Road. He said an auto headed south on the wrong side forced him into a ditch, striking two utility poles. his car was a total loss with lacerations and internal injuries. The crash was reported at 6 26 p m.
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S. 25Th St
U.S. Marines
St. Anthony Hospital
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Indiana
Barnhart Road
Sheriff Probes Tire Warehouse Theft in Vigo County
Vigo County Sheriff investigates weekend break-in at Bradley Tire Company warehouse in Dresser at the former Valentine Packing site. About 200 tires worth $20,000 were stolen after intruders cut the front door rock. employee John Dean reported the incident.
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Bowen Tightens Watch Over Indiana Police Affairs
Governor Bowen probes alleged patient abuse at Central State Hospital and reviews the Indiana State Police Scholarship Fund auditing needs. He pushes for more Black recruits, traffic safety improvements, and a Toll Road contract review as a 1973 reform reshapes the State Police Board into six regions.
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Nixon
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Terre Haute Elks Donates to Cancer Drive
Terre Haute Lodge No 86 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks donated 1857 to the 26th annual cancer campaign in Indiana. Exalted ruler Raymond E. Nash presented the gift, lauding Elks for supporting cancer research and patient care. Indiana Elks have contributed over 1.515 million to cancer research since the program began, including 1.039 million to Indiana University Medical Center and 426 thousand to Purdue University.
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Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
BPOE
Indiana
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Terre Haute
Thomas E. Burke
Lafayette
Elks Cancer Fund
Indiana Elks Association
French Lick
Elks of Indiana
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Indianapolis
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School of Medicine
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Circuit Court Hears Multiple Cases In Vigo
Vigo Circuit Court Judge C Joseph Anderson deals with several defendants including Carl T Grady 24 of 620 N 8th St who received a one year suspended sentence for illegal possession of dangerous drugs He must serve six months at H Ralph Johnston Center and work for Terre Haute Street Department Three young men face jail escape charges from a work release program James Abel and David Lunsford have trial dates June 21 while Joel Myers arraignment is June 18 Laverene Pritchard awaits Oct 9 trial for obtaining dangerous drugs under a false name Jessie James 29 faces rape charges and Aug 6 trial date is set George B Mitchell pleads not guilty to second degree burglary narcotics possession and needle charges with attorney Eric Frey representing him.
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C. Joseph Anderson
Carl T. Grady
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Anderson
Grady
H. Ralph Johnston
Terre Haute
James Abel
David Lunsford
Joel Myers
Laverene Pritchard
William Smock
Jessie James
S. Center St
George B. Mitchell
Mitchell
Eric Frey
Marital Struggles Hit 39 Of 420 Vietnam POWs
Pentagon officer Dr. Richard S. Wilbur says thirty nine of the 420 American prisoners of war in Vietnam have either divorced or are seeking divorces since release. He notes four have returned to hospitals for emotional treatment linked to captivity.
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UPI
Vietnam
Pentagon
Richard S. Wilbur
Defense Secretary
County Claims Filed for June 16 1973 Board Action
Notices state clams filed in Vigo County Auditor Frank G. Walker's office will be presented to the Board of County Commissioners for allowance on June 16 1973. Entries list CRIME CONTROL Jefferson National Life Insurance Company EMERGENCY EMPLOYMENT ACT Company and other allowances with amounts and vendor names. Language notes the auditor's hand dated the th of June 1973.
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Board of County Commissioners
Jefferson National Life Insurance Cospens
Jefferson National Life Insurance Company
Jefferson National Life Insurance
Mpany
Vigo County
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