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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1976

Page

7

Dick Gregory Ends Terre Haute Stop On Hunger Run

Dick Gregory continued the 2980 mile Dick Gregory Food Run heading toward Indianapolis then New York. He travels with Gordon Brooks and plans to arrive in New York on July 4 while calling attention to domestic and global hunger and urging government action. Contributions support the World Hunger Fund with checks sent to Mrs. James E. Conyers in Terre Haute.

Terre Haute Dick Gregory Indianapolis New York City Gregory New York America United States Arizona New Mexico Texas Oklahoma Kansas Missouri Illinois Indiana Ohio West Virginia Pennsylvania New Jersey N.Y Gordon Brooks Columbus World Hunger Fund James E. Conyers

Reed Promoted to Burger Chef Area Manager

Bob Reed, 27, named Burger Chef area manager in Indianapolis announcement. Reed joined Burger Chef in 1966 and is among the youngest to attain the post, overseeing three Terre Haute restaurants and a new Robinson Ill. unit. He and wife Debbie live with sons Robbie and David at 3322 S Center St.

Bob Reed Indianapolis Reed Burger Chef Terre Haute Burger Indiana State University Robinson Debbie Robbie David S. Center St

Correction on Christenson's City Court record

John E. Christenson of 643 North 26th Street was mislisted in the Mornin Judge column. He previously faced a speeding charge in City Court and paid a fine but has not been charged again recently.

John E. Christenson 26Th St Christenson

Regular Redevelopment Commission Meeting Set for Wednesday

The Redevelopment Commission will hold its regular meeting Wednesday at 4 30 p m in the Department of Redevelopment offices located at 417 S 5th St. The session will cover standard agenda items and official business.

Redevelopment Commission Department of Redevelopment S. 5Th St

Youth Injured In Auto Mishap In Clay County Indiana

A Terre Haute youth, Allen Searcy, 17, was listed in satisfactory condition after a one car crash Friday near Cloverland Road south of U S 40. Passenger Randal Rupprath, 15, was hospitalized with possible neck and head injuries. State Trooper John Gilmore investigated the 6 30 p m wreck.

Terre Haute Union Hospital Clay County Indiana Allen Searcy Box 111 Seelyville Randal Rupprath Swan St Cloverland Road U.S. 40 Searcy

Two Area Women Injured in U.S. 41 Crash

At the south entrance of Honey Creek Square on U S 41 two area women were injured and taken to Union Hospital after a two car collision. Rita Gibson 25 of Jasonville and Peggy Radberry 23 Hymera were treated. Sandra Hempfling 23 Cresthill Road was not injured. Trooper Lynn Manley investigated the 1 15 pm Friday wreck.

Union Hospital Honey Creek Square U.S. 41 Southside Indiana Rita J. Gibson Jasonville Peggy L. Radberry Hymera Gibson Auto Sandra S. Hempfling Cresthill Road Hempfling Lynn Manley

Thought for today on love by Napoleon Bonaparte

A dated aphorism attributes a bold claim about love to Napoleon Bonaparte, noting his lifespan from 1769 to 1821 and presenting a cynical view of romantic victory as retreat.

Napoleon Bonaparte

Hoosier Boys State honors top citizen and delegates

More than 900 Hoosier Boys State participants gathered at Indiana State University for a final assembly honoring Scott Brown as Carl Graham Outstanding Citizen and naming three Hoosier delegates to Boys Nation. Scholarships totaling 1800 dollars each went to Andy Bakas Jay Want and Mike Rhoda. Gates City topped honors as the first city, with Storm City and Morton City as runners up. Delegates prepare to depart as Girls State sessions begin Sunday.

Hoosier Boys’ State John Myers Indiana Myers Therighn United States Tilson Music Hall Tirey Memorial Union Indiana State University Scott Brown Greenfield Central High School Carl Graham American University Washington D.C Philadelphia Kevin Trewartha Indianapolis Ben Davis Jeff Scroggs Warren Central Scroggs McHale Andy Bakas East Chicago Jay Want Fort Wayne Snider Mike Rho Hoosier Boys State Dan Dester West Lafayette House Mike Bridges Senate Hoosier Boys Trewartha Bridges American Legion Gates City Cuy Hoosier

Lt Col Mardis to Attend Defense Strategy Seminar

Terre Haute resident Lt Col Robert C. Mardis of the Indiana Air National Guard will attend a two week defense strategy seminar at the National Defense University while on active duty. The elite program selects about 250 senior officers from the military services and federal agencies for advanced study in national security.

Terre Haute Robert C. Mardis Indiana Air National Guard National Defense University Mardis National Guard Army Air Force Navy Marine Corps Reserves M. G. Bayne U. S. Navy United States Ben Franklin

Editor's Mail Letter on Vigo County License Branch

James G. Withe m of West Terre Haute criticizes the Vigo County Republican leadership. He alleges Don Nattkemper was elected county chairman on May 8, Hicks resigns May 3 amid defeat and refuses to rent license equipment, forcing a temporary downtown location and parking issues. He names John Schmidt as treasurer leasing space to Hicks until June 5. He argues citizens lose services and accuses leaders of disregard.

Republican Party Don Nattkemper Hicks John Schmidt Schmidt Vigo County James G. Withem Terre Haute West

Laura Arnold Opposed To Wabash Canal

Terre Haute resident Laura Arnold voice opposition to a Wabash Canal from the Ohio River to Terre Haute. She urged voters to contact congressmen to remove funds for the Corps of Engineers feasibility study as House action looms.

Terre Haute Indiana Coalition On American Rivers Champaign, Ill Laura Arnold Corps of Engineers Ohio River U.S Arnold U.S. House of Representatives J. Edward Rouse Roush Huntington Roush Elwood Hillis Kokomo Philip Hayes Evansville Philip Sharp Muncie Coalition Floyd Fithian Dlafayette Richard Lugar U.S. Senate Wabash Valley U.S. Fish and Wildlife Concern Mississippi River

Health certification required for Frontier Day parade horses

The Wabash Valley Horsemen's Association announces that all horses entering Frontier Day activities on July 5 must present current health certificates and a negative Coggins test. Dr. G. Robert Oldham confirms the order to prevent swamp fever spread among Indiana horses. On parade day, handlers must have documentation. officials permitting participation without it face fines up to $500.

Wabash Valley Horsemen's Association G. Robert Oldham Indiana Horsemen's Association

Stones Postpone Bicentennial U.S. Tour

The Rolling Stones delayed plans for a summer six city Bicentennial tour due to exhaustion from their European run. The spokesman said the six cities San Francisco Los Angeles Chicago Detroit Atlanta and Philadelphia were targeted for a fall schedule awaiting clearer timing.

Los Angeles UPI Rolling Stones United States Stones San Francisco Chicago Detroit Atlanta Philadelphia Europe

Girl Killed as Gun Discharges in LaPorte Home

Lou Ann Lambert 14 died when a small handgun in a companion's possession fired while the two examined the weapon at her LaPorte home. An unidentified 16 year old boy was present. The sheriff provided the incident details.

Knox Judge Honored as Indiana Senior Citizen of 1976

Judge Curtis G. Shake of Vincennes named Indiana Senior Citizen of the Year 1976 at the Indiana Senior Citizens Association conference. At 88 he is the state’s oldest living retired Indiana Supreme Court judge and notable for postwar tribunal service.

Curtis G. Shake Vincennes Indiana Indiana Senior Citizens Association Shake Knox County

Membership Decline Seen Amid Revenue Rise in Conference

United Methodist South Indiana Conference delegates reported a 1 percent drop in membership for 1975, totaling a loss of 1,645 members, while giving to conference programs and benevolences reached 4.5 million dollars, up 58 percent from the prior year. The remarks were delivered by Rev. H. Orval Moore of Danville and Treasurer Harold Pfrang of Bloomington.

Bloomington Ind UPI United Methodist South

Famed U S Army General Winfield Scott Born in 1786

Noted United States Army general Winfield Scott was born on June 13 1786 in Rockbridge County Virginia as a prominent early military figure. The entry records his birth date and emphasizes his enduring role in U S military history.

Gen Winfield Scott

Bell Seeks to Head Off July 1 Strike

Indiana Bell Telephone Co seeks to avert a July 1 strike in Lake and Porter counties by negotiating with two unions. Bell plans to operate facilities in those counties that Illinois Bell currently runs, while unions resist Bell’s request to join the Communications Workers of America. Bell already has a Indiana contract with the CWA.

Indianapolis UPI Indiana Bell Telephone Co Lake Porter Bell Illinois Bell Telephone Commercial Employee Union International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Communications Workers of America Indiana CWA

Premier Hua decries superpower rivalry threatening Africa

In a Peking banquet for visiting President Didier Ratsiraka Hua Kuo feng warned that superpower rivalry in Africa endangers independence and security. He singled out a nation that touts support for national liberation, accusing it of aggressive interference and schemes to divide the continent.

Hong Kong UPI Hua Kuofeng Malagasy Africa Hua Peking Didier Ratsiraka National Liberation Movement Soviet Union

Pyle Birthplace Dedication Planned in Dana Indiana

Ceremonies set for July 3 to dedicate the Ernie Pyle birthplace in Dana Indiana with Gov. Otis Bowen and American Legion national commander Harry G. Wiles expected to attend. Pyle was a renowned World War II correspondent killed by a Japanese sniper on a Pacific island.

DANA Ind UPI Ernie Pyle Indiana Otis R. Bowen Harry G. Wiles American Legion Pyle Pacific

The Caves of Nonsuch Fossil Seas Revealed in Jamaica

In Port Antonio Jamaica the Caves of Nonsuch hold fossilized seas shells and clam remains along with ancient volcanic features and a frozen waterfall feature emerging from the cave system.

Nonsuch Port Antonio Jamaica

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Fowler Park Freddie Crowther Keith Allen Bray House of Photography T.H Evangelists John Betty Morris Col. Mardis Defense the Tribune Leost Bes Wabash Canal Dan Hopkins Lisa Layton Woodrow Wilson Junior High School Knox Campbell Art Shoppe Bible School Park Ave Terre Haute Christian Center
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