Backers vow revival after strip mining veto fail
Washington AP Backers of the strip mining bill pledge a new bid later this year after the House vote 278 to 143 failed to override President Ford's veto. Rep. Morris Udall leads the effort while opponents argue state control is sufficient. The bill would impose environmental controls, require reclamation, and tax coal producers to fund cleanup.
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Henry M. Jackson
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Rose Hulman Hosts Seniors in Operation Catapult Program
Seventy top high school seniors from 19 states are at Rose Hulman Institute of Technology for Session I of Operation Catapult, a eight year old incentive program offering engineering and science projects under faculty supervision with no lectures or grades. More than 1,400 inquiries and 500 applications were received for 213 spots across three sessions, as Dean Duncan C. Murdoch notes.
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Art Gémmer
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Martinsville
Robert E. Leitgabel
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Staurfton
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My J. Wheeler
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Terre Haute Man Frakes Cleared of Cruelty Charge
Ediie Frakes, 40, of 2212 Fifth Ave., was found not guilty of cruelty to children in City Court. City Judge Frank Crawford presided over the Wednesday session. the charge had been filed May 20.
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Market animal prices in Indianapolis hog and Chicago wheat notes
Indianapolis hog market shows 1 200-270 lb barrows and gilts trading 48.00 to 50.50 with lighter weights around 44.50 to 50. Cows, bulls, and slaughter numbers steady to mixed with varied feeders. Chicago wheat soybeans and corn edge lower with June futures down about three percent while egg prices hold steady.
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Deputy Accused In South Bend By Sheriff
St Joseph County deputy Willie James Burks Jr faced federal charges for selling hacksaw blades to three jailbreak prisoners who escaped June 2. One suspect remains at large while others were recaptured as authorities traced the break to a motel linked to the escape. Burks, seeking a merit board hearing Thursday, allegedly owes back alimony to two ex-wives.
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Niles
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Esters
Canada
Sheriff's Department
Anerit Board
Arab Vote Lets PLO Attend ILO Meeting
Arab nations with African and Communist bloc support over rode US opposition to permit the Palestine Liberation Organization to attend the ILO annual meeting. The move marks another setback for Israel and follows anti Israeli votes in UN bodies. The US delegation insisted observer status require recognition of Israel and other member states’ right to exist.
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Cole Is Sentenced in Vigo Circuit Court
Daniel D. Cole received a 1 to 10 year sentence from Vigo Circuit Court Judge C. Joseph Anderson after a robbery and armed crime charge. Public Defender James Smock represented him. A Sept 29 jury trial was set for Steve Buza on a second degree burglary charge with Smock as counsel. Judge Harold Bitzegaio will serve as special judge. A jail escape charge against Timothy E. Houghton was dismissed with Public Defender Eric Bauer representing him.
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Vigo
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Steve Buza
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Multiple Local Offenders Face Fines and Short Jail Terms
A list of individuals from Brazil and West Terre Haute with charges ranging from deceptive check issuance to shoplifting and traffic violations. Names include MORNIN JUDCE TM JOAN PRICE and JESSE R. GAINOR with fines from 14 to 175 dollars and jail terms from one day to two weekends.
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Brazil
Jesse R. Gainor
1St Ave
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S. 4Th St
West Terre Haute
Hayakawa unaffected by CIA file exposure
Dr. S. I. Hayakawa, former president of San Francisco State College, says his name in CIA files does not alarm him. He notes CIA involvement in monitoring campus protests and says it fits their job to track dissident activity.
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UPI
S. I. Hayakawa
San Francisco State College
CIA
Hayakawa
Court Halts Trend To Sue In Stock Fraud
Supreme Court rules buyers and sellers only may sue for stock fraud preserving a 23 year old New York circuit rule. Dissent criticizes the ruling as limiting investor rights while other actions address unemployment compensation and black lung benefits appeals. The court also refuses Watergate case appeals by Barker Martinez Sturgis Gonzales.
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Eugenio R. Martinez
Frank A. Sturgis
Virgilio R. Gonzales
Miami, Fla
Purdue Calumet students study wolves on field trip
Students from Purdue University's Calumet campus will conduct a four week field study on wolf and other animal behavior. Dr Terence J Dougherty leads the class with Dr Eric Klinghammer who runs an animal behavior laboratory and an enclosed refuge housing wolves coyotes prairie dogs and muskrats.
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Hasbrook Nominated for Indianapolis Deputy Mayor Post
Mayor Richard Lugar nominates City-County Council President Thomas Hasbrook for deputy mayor to replace Michael DeFabis Jr. who resigns to lead a food store chain. Hasbrook, a 16 year councilman with prior Indiana House and Senate service, must be confirmed by the council for the $25 000 annual post.
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Richard Lugar
Thomas Hasbrook
Michael DeFabis Jr
Hassbrook
Indiana House
Senate
Mitchell asks Supreme Court to delay disbarment ruling
Former Attorney General John Mitchell seeks to stall disbarment action until after appeals from his Watergate conviction are resolved. The Supreme Court has suspended his license pending Mitchell’s reply. He argues the suspension rests on a jury verdict of perjury false swearing and conspiracy to obstruct justice and violates due process if imposed before appellate review.
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Pope Paul VI Receives Maori Queen Ataiankikaahu
Pope Paul VI meets Ataiankikaahu queen of the Maori of New Zealand in Vatican City and praises her people’s traditions and age old customs. The audience underscores respect for cultural heritage and shared values.
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Paul VI
T Ataiankikaahu
New Zealand
Colson Credits Watergate for Turning to Faith
Former White House counsel Charles Colson told the Southern Baptist Pastor's Conference that Watergate and his prison sentence prompted his turn to religion. He spoke before more than 13,000 people as the conference began the three day Southern Baptist Convention and outlined plans for a prison inmate ministry. He said he began to find religion after his conviction and seven month sentence, starting in August 1973.
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UPI
White House
Charles Colson
Colson
Southern Baptist
Southern Baptist Convention
Richard Nixon
Pope Praises Queen and Prince in Global Admiration
The Pope told the queen and her husband about admiration beyond her native land and beyond the cultural circle of her people during a Monday meeting.
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Serling Improves in Ithaca After Heart Attack
Television writer-producer Rod Serling is in intensive care at Tompkins County hospital undergoing observation for chest pains after a recent heart attack. He is in satisfactory condition and had returned to the hospital Friday. Serling, 50, lives in Interlaken and teaches at Ithaca College.
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N.Y
UPI
Rod Serling
Serling
Tompkins County Hospital
Interlaken
Ithaca College
Prosecutor Questions Speeding Boat Law Too Vague
Brown County Prosecutor James Roberts says Indiana's speeding boat law is too vague and has stopped pursuing convictions. He sent a letter to the State Natural Resources Department noting the law lacks a set speed limit and bans speeds over idle that create dangerous wakes or shoreline damage.
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Brown County
James Roberts
State Natural Resources Department
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Angela Davis Acquitted of Murder and Kidnapping Charges
In 1972 Angela Davis, a Black militant, was acquitted of murder kidnapping and criminal conspiracy charges stemming from a high profile case that tied her to a courtroom showdown and political activism.
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