Terre Haute to Consider Massage Parlor Zoning Amendment
Terre Haute City Council plans first reading Thursday for an ordinance adding a seventh commercial zoning category to cover massage parlors schools palm readers and fortune tellers. Sponsor Pete Chales cites neighborhood impact and legal status as reasons for regulation.
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Terre Haute
First District
Pete Chales
Cialos
Chalos
Supreme Court
Nance
City Plan Commission
Plan Commission
Chales
Women of the American Revolution Get Their Due
Associated Press notes women served as foragers scouts medics and logistics in the Revolutionary War. Betsy Ross and Molly Pitcher exemplified female roles but many others wore men's clothes fought and aided the army. historians cite uncertain counts and note Washington’s absence from Philadelphia when the flag was supposedly presented.
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American Revoluion
Revolutionary Army
Linda DePauw
George Washington University
Washington
Molly Pitcher
Rosie the
Dr. DePauw
Betsy Ross
Selma Williams
Lexington
Mass
Philadelphia
Deborah Sampson
Massachu
Continental Army
Timothy Thayer
Boston
Williams
Salem
New Orleans Seen as Possible 1976 Democratic National Convention Site
Democrats eye New Orleans to host the 1976 convention hoping to use cruise ships for extra lodging. National Chairman Robert Strauss says 19,000 rooms are needed, with 1,600 more possible via luxury liners on the Mississippi. The Louisiana Superdome looms as a focal point amid hotel shortages.
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New Orleans
Mississippi River
Democratic Party
Robert Strauss
Strauss
Louisiana Superdome
Second Earl of Birkenhead Dies in England
The second Earl of Birkenhead aged 67 and a political biographer who served as lord-in-waiting to King George VI and Queen Elizabeth II died today in Oxford. He had written on politics since age 23 and was recent working on a Churchill biography.
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Oxford, England
Earl of
St Stephen's Hosts Archbishop Williams for Services
Arch deacon Frederic P. Williams, chair of the National Church Joint Commission on Church Music, will preach and lead services at St. Stephen's on Sunday. Williams, a native of Providence and Brown alum, has served in Seattle and Indianapolis and chaired the church music commission since 1971.
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Fornia
Episcopal Church
Ity’ School of the Pacific
St. Stephen’s
Frederic P. Williams
Diocese of Indianapolis
National Church Joint Commission On Church Music
Joseph A. Rickards, Jr
Episcopal
Miami
St. Louis
Seattle
South Bend
Houston
St. Mark's Church
Berkeley
California
Trinity Church
Washington
Christ Church Cathedral
Indianapolis
Providence
R.I
Williams
Moses Brown Preparatory School
Brown University
Church Divinity School of the Pacific
Cali
Area aging groups expand services in Wabash Valley
Area 7 and Vigo County Councils on Aging announce new senior services. A $7,630 HEW funded WATS referral line plus a transportation van serving Terre Haute and Putnam County expansion are planned with Lifeline Inc coordination. A Vigo County day care center for seniors is also planned as a pilot under Title IIT HEW funds.
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Area 7 Council On the Aging
Vigo County Council On the Aging
Wabash Valley
Area Council
Senior Citizens Center
Terre Haute
Putnam County
Vigo County Council On Aging
Jean Cox
Area 7 Programs For
WATS
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
State Commission On Aging
Cox
Justin Clements
Lifeline Inc
Terry Cline
Lifeline
Vigo County
IIT
HEW
Area 7 Council
FBI seeks Huey Newton on flight to avoid prosecution
The FBI has filed a federal complaint against Huey Newton founder of the Black Panther Party for unlawful flight to avoid prosecution. U.S. Atty. James Browning Jr. says Newton faces felony charges in Alameda County and has forfeited $42,000 bail after leaving the area. The charges stem from the murder of Kathleen Smith on August 6, 1974.
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San Francisco
UPI
FBI
Huey Newton
Black Panther Party
Newton
U.S
Charles Garry
Alameda County Superior Court
Havana
Kathleen Smith
Whitko and Carroll Win 1975 Indiana FFA Livestock Titles
Whitko High School Kosciusko County wins swine and sheep, totals 2,472 of 2,700, and places fifth in beef. Carroll High School Allen County tops dairy judging with 1,096 of 1,200 points at West Lafayette Indiana.
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West Lafayette
Ind
Whitko High School
Kosciusko County
Carroll High School
Allen County
Farmers of America
Whitko
Carroll
Dissolution of Two Vigo County Marriages Approved
Judge Charles K. McCrory authorized petitions dissolving two marriages in Vigo Superior Court Division 2. Janice K. Jeffries and Clifford H. Jeffries received custody of a child with $25 weekly support ordered for him. Julia D. Brown and Lawrence A. Brown also dissolved their marriage per the filing.
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Charles K. McCrory
Vigo Superior Court
Janice K. Jeffries
6Th St
Clifford H. Jeffries
Hollywood Ave
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Ft. Harrison Rd
Lafayette
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