Terre Haute council approves sewer rate reform and city funds
The Terre Haute City Council approved an equitable sewer rate plan lowering residential bills while raising charges for large users. The vote also authorized three appropriation ordinances totaling 65,370 and a major 500,000 street improvement appropriation left in committee for review with Mayor Brighton.
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Terre Haute
Third District
William Jarvis
Rea Park
City Hall
William J. Brighton
Fourth District
Jack Neuderhiser
N. 12Th St
Walnut St
Wabash Ave
Fort Harrison Road
Riley Avenue
Madison Blvd
Lee Avenue
28Th Street
7Th Avenue
Linden Streets
11Th and Harrison
Locust Street
13Th
25Th Streets
Neuderhiser
Jarvis
Fort Harrison
Illiana Commercial Development Corporation
Board of Works and Safety
Fire Department
Department of Engineers
Park Streets
Helen Avenue
9Th Street
Helen Aenue
Mattox Purchases 5th and Wabash Property for Plaza Plans
Joseph L. Mattox director of Mattox Woods Funeral Home buys the northeast corner of 5th Street and Wabash Avenue where landmark buildings burned March 2, 1975. He will first create a parking lot and within two to five years develop a downtown shopping plaza with a sheltered rest area fountains and landscaping to aid the beautification effort.
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Joseph L. Mattox
Mattox Woods Funeral Home
5Th Street
Wabash Ave
Mattoix
Indianapolis
Downtown Business Association
Mattox
Meals on Wheels opens openings for southern Terre Haute
Prospective recipients may join the local Meals on Wheels program in southern Terre Haute. Volunteers deliver a hot noon meal each weekday and an evening supplemental meal to elderly and disabled residents or others unable to provide meals. Fees use a sliding scale based on ability to pay. contact executive director Mrs. Mary Smith at 619 Washington Ave for more information.
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Terre Haute
MOW
Mary Smith
Washington Ave
Indiana Congressman Hamilton assures no decision yet on Jefferson Proving Grounds
Congressman Lee Hamilton says Army officials have not reached a final decision on closing the Jefferson Proving Grounds north of Madison. He notes the Pentagon will issue a tentative, comment open, decision before a final determination, as part of a two stage process to keep the facility open.
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Washington
Indiana
Lee Hamilton
U.S. Army
Jefferson Proving Grounds
Madison
Army
Pentagon
Hamilton
Suspect Held For Break-in At Pizza Hut
A 19 year old Terre Haute man Keith E Gladden was arrested by city police early Friday for third degree burglary after a clean up man found him inside the Pizza Hut at 2400 S 3rd St sitting on an air conditioner and drinking a beer. Police found a concrete block broken door glass and beer supplies on site. The manager was to take Friday inventory to see if anything was missing.
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Terre Haute
Keith E. Glad
Glass
South Vigo High School awards list honors State Scholars
Terre Haute South Vigo High School principal E. V. Hall announced the 1976 77 State Scholarships winners. The long list includes Charles M. Allen Susan M. Auer Michael V. Baer Ronda R. Baker Gail E. Bannen Lisa A. Barbee and many more students.
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E. V. Hall
Terre Haute South Vigo High School
Charles M. Allen
Susan M. Auer
Michael V. Baer
Ronda R. Baker
Gail E. Bannen
Lisa A. Barbee
Michael W. Barrow
Ellie C. Becker
Elizabeth J. Bentley
Susan L. Bettenbrook
Steve G. Black
Rebecca S. Blair
Tonda S. Boswell
Bradley A. Bough
Sharon L Boyer
Michael J. Braught
Anne E. Brentlinger
Martha A. Burkett
Jana L. Byers
Annette M. Chapman
Jerome L. Cheatham
Susan J Chickadaunce
Paul D. Chironna
Milk poured into bottles would stretch 1.26 million miles
Statement estimates that if every quart of fluid milk sold in the United States in 1975 were bottled in quart containers, the resulting chain would span about 1,264,200 miles. This quantifies the vast volume of milk consumed that year.
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United States
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Wabash
Joseph Mattox
Miller’s Flowermart
Florida
Honey Creek Square
West Vigo
David Gibbs
John Jackson
Vicki Ross
House of Photography
South
Tom J. Clinkenbeard
Daniel B. Clutter
Ann R Cornelius
Clifford E. Crawford
Amy L. Criss
Jeffrey R. Danner
Curtis A. DeBau
Kathy A. Dickerson
Donald J Dusanic
Steven R. Dyer
David P. Eaton
Donna L. Edwards
Sharon §. Elliott
Mary A. Engelland
Jay A. Engle
Charles W. Ennis
Mark S. Fisk
Joe B. Fox
Cheryl R. Fusco
Thomas R. Jacques
Peggy E. Jarrett
Ann E. Jerse
Tammy J. Johnson
Charese L. Jordan
Kimberlee Sue Keeney
Kathy E. Kenlay
Susan D. Koren
Larenda M. LaDue
James N. Lake
Alexander P. Lamis
Cynthia E. Lampton
David J. Leach
Dortha E. Lenges
Debra K.lewis
Richard S. Lewis
John K. Lippman
Jonathon E. Logue
Diana L. Lorenzo
Karen S. Loser
Jan E. Lukens
Rona L. Manley
David B Marendis
Thomas W Marten
Julie D. Martin
John R. Mast
Terrence L. McCombs
Susan J. McCrisaken
Daniel T McDavid
Joyce L. McDowell
Steve I Meiners
Karen S. Mier
Pamerla M Miles
Stephen D. Miller
Linda J. Moore
Stephen R. Morris
Robin L. Motz
Susan L. Myers
Kathleen A. O'Brien
Francis D. Oliver
Carol A. Ormond
Kathy L. Osburn
Joseph W. Parsey
Susan J Pennell
John F Plascak
Christopher J. Pluta
Clay L. Potter
Rick E. Provine
Toni G Pullen
Susan D. Reynolds
Susan J Ritter
Jack M. Rogers
Richard L. Romoser
Brian D. Roger
Jeffrey A. Sanquenetti
Kelley L. Scott
Debra A. Selge
Kenneth P. Senseman
Paul D. Showmaker
Lynn K. Shonecker
Karen D. Smith
Kathleen A. Smith
Marylea Smythe
Lisa D. Sparks
Gloria Spurgin
Matthew G. Stanton
Deborah L. Stinson
Nancy E. Strole
Randall E.,.taylor
Terry E. Thomas
Linda L. Tichenor
Patricia A. Topp
Robert J. Wallfred
Martha A. Walters
Cheryl S. Waltz
Jean M. Warren
Kathy M. Washington
Lisa Webster
Robert M. Wehrmeister
Mary R. Woodard
Lou A. Woodsmall
Nan Woodward
Garry L. Wright
Loungitudes
Christian Dior
Dior
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