Jury Chosen To Try Youth In Drug Conspiracy Case
Jury selection began Tuesday for the trial of Paul D. Harris 19 of Terre Haute on charges of conspiracy to commit a felony and obtaining dangerous drugs by false prescription Special Judge George Brattain presides in Vigo Circuit Court The state is represented by Deputy Prosecutor Daniel Weber and Public Defender Robert H Brown Harris is among four Terre Haute men arrested last January three others have taken drug rehabilitation treatment under Public Law 222 and were committed for evaluation Harris pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity but later withdrew that plea after psychiatric exams found him competent to stand trial
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9Th St
George Brattain
Vigo
Daniel Weber
Robert H. Brown
Harris
Terre Haute
Dennis Matherly
Plum St
Dennis Hetterscheidt
4Th St
Logansport State Hospital
James Waltrip
12Th St
Nixon Urges Ratification of US Soviet Arms Treaty
President Nixon sent to Congress the arms limitation accords with the Soviet Union plus interim and interpretive documents. He said the pact provides tangible evidence that mankind need not endure nuclear war. Kissinger expects Senate ratification in August amid bipartisan concerns.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Senate
Hymera Youth Held After Tavern Shooting Spree
Timothy Strange 18 Hymera is jailed in Sullivan after allegedly firing a dozen shots inside the Eagle Inn Tavern. Sheriff Harold Roseberry said deputies and two state police officers captured him. he used an automatic rifle but no injuries were reported. He faces malicious trespass charges.
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Hymera
Ind
Timothy Strange
Sullivan
Eagle Inn
Harold Roseberry
Strange
Roseberry
Two Brothers Drown Near Mount Vernon Farm Pond
In Mount Vernon Illinois area, Terry R. Dodson aged 16 and his 14 year old brother Ronald Dodson of Dix drowned Monday in a farm pond about 10 miles northwest of Mount Vernon. Police said the bodies were recovered about two hours after the incident while the brothers were apparently playing near the pond.
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Mount Vernon, Ill
Terry R. Dodson
Ronald
Dix
Mount Vernon
More Passports Being Issued At Local Office
Passport applications are rising in Terre Haute as Robert I. Clark notes higher demand this month than June 1971. Over 35 applications have been filed in the main lobby of the Post Office as residents plan trips to Europe and other regions.
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Robert I. Clark
Clark
Terre Haute
Europe
Orient
Persian Gulf
Mower Accident Injures William Tanner in Brazil
William Tanner, 58, of Brazil, was injured when his riding mower slid down a hill and overturned. He suffered multiple fractures and was transferred from Union Hospital to a VA hospital in Springfield, Illinois.
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William Tanner
Brazil
Union Hospital
Tanner
I Springfield
Ill
July 4 Show appoints Schwartz as general chairman
William A. Aue announces Fred W. Schwartz as general chairman for the 26th year of the July 4 program at the Wabash Valley Fairgrounds. Schwartz picks committee heads for tickets, ushers, program, publicity and more. admission is $1 with free under 12, no advance sales, gates open for over four hours of entertainment. Hoosier Boys State guests in Shirts welcomed, with reserved seating for special guests.
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William A. Aue
Ft. Harrison
American Legion
Fred W. Schwartz
Schwartz
Donald Price
Arthur Bryant
F. Dean Rogers
George Brodie
Glen Featherstone
James English
Mary Ohm
al Eldred
William J. Lee
William Rue
Byron Brentlinger
Glen Home
Paul Hertwig
Gibault School
Harold Clark
Lee Phifer
Gilbert Leonard
Wabash Valley Fairgrounds
Local fines listed for multiple residents and drivers
The list records fines for individuals including William Green and Robert Cheatham for offenses such as license and intoxication fines. Other entries note expired safety stickers and reckless or speeding-like violations, with amounts ranging from 3 to 103 dollars, plus suspended costs for some. Market data for New York and local grain and hog prices accompany the list.
Indianapolis Market Report Sees Mixed Livestock and Commodities
Hogs middle ranges higher amid active demand with 1 225 lb and 200 240 lb lots noted. Cattle and calves show steady to strong bids for slaughter stock. cows also steady. Sheep prices slip for spring slaughter lambs while ewes hold. Commodities at Chicago drift with soybeans and corn mixed. Treasury bond close noted.
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Indianapolis
USDA
Ap-Usda
Indiana
Youth Injured In US 40 Crash Near Rose-Hulman
An 18 year old, Matthew S. Stone, was injured in a one car crash on U S 40 in front of Rose Hulman Institute Tuesday morning. He was admitted to Union Hospital in fair condition with facial lacerations and a broken nose after the driver reportedly lost control passing another vehicle. The red sports convertible rolled over after going off the north side and embankment, ending up on its top. a witness helped Stone free himself.
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U.S. 40
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
Union Hospital
Matthew S. Stone
Northside
Indiana
Stone
Nixon reappoints Harold Spears to national adult education council
President Nixon reappoints Harold Spears of Bloomington Indiana as a visiting professor at Indiana University to the National Advisory Council on Adult Education for a term expiring in 1975.
Dreiser Square Bean Dinner Planned at Center
A Dreiser Square Community Center event offers cornbread beans slaw and coffee for 50c on Wednesday June 14 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The public is welcome with homemade cakes and pies for sale.
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Dreiser Square
Burial begins for Rapid City flood victims in three cemeteries
Rapid City burials start in three cemeteries as survivors search for the dead after rain swollen Rapid Creek overwhelmed the city. Graveside services will be held for identified victims and a mass memorial is planned at a local high school.
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Rapid City
S. D
Rapid Creek
U S Probation Service Gets Office Space in Terre Haute
The United States Probation Service will receive office space in the Terre Haute Federal Building. Room 208 now used by the Marine Recruiter will be turned over for probation use during U S District Court terms. The recruiting station moves to the third floor to consolidate recruiters in the southeast section.
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United States Probation Service
Terre Haute Federal Building
United States Marine Corps Recruiting Service
U.S. District Court
U.S. Marshal
U.S
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