Agriculture Dept Ordered to Create New Food Stamp Plan
A U.S. Court of Appeals ruling requires the Agriculture Department to draft a new food stamp plan within 120 days to ensure all recipients can obtain a nutritionally adequate diet. The decision leaves current rules in effect temporarily due to the program’s critical role.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S. Court of Appeals
J. Skelly Wright
Ron Pollock
Food Research and Action Committee
Department
Edward J. Hekman
Food and Nutrition Service
City of
New York
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Edwards declines Indiana governor nomination
M. Jack Edwards former Marion mayor turns down the Indiana American Independent party nomination for governor in a letter to State Chairman Fred V. Culp. Edwards, nominated by 25 party officials at a Saturday meeting, states he is honored but cannot run.
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Marion, Ind
M. Jack Edwards
Marion
Indiana American Independent Party
Fred V. Culp
Edwards
RCA to recall 100 workers at Marion plant
RCA Corp. will recall 100 laid off employees at its Marion Indiana plant due to increased orders for color picture tubes. The move follows a prior round of layoffs as demand rose.
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Marion, Ind
RCA Corp
Marion
Worker Fires Suit Over Alleged Acid Burns
Joseph C Henderson, a worker for McLaren Truck Lines, sues Ryder Truck Lines and affiliates for 60 000 in damages claiming methane sulfonic acid spilled during handling on November 12 1974 causing burns and injuries. The suit names Ry cer Truck Lines Inc Penn wall Corp Montco Research Products and Jacksonville Transfer and Storage Co as defendants. Counsel Luther G Johnson of Mann Mann Chaney Johnson Hicks filed the action in Vigo Superior Court Division 2.
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Rycer Truck Lines, Inc
Pennwall Corp
Montco Research Products
Jacksonville Transfer and Storage Co
Vigo Superior Court
Joseph C. Henderson
Luther G. Johnson
Mann, Mann, Chaney, Johnson & Hicks
Henderson
McLaren Truck Lines
Montco Research
Ryder Truck Lines
SMWC Theatre Wins Humanities Grant for The Rimers of Eldritch
St. Mary of the Woods College and Wabash College theatre departments share a $5,676 grant from the Indiana Committee for the Humanities to stage Sanford Wilson's The Rimers of Eldritch. The production, set in a declining Midwest mining town, examines success, morality, religion, law, and family, with six performances scheduled at St. Mary's on Sept 19 20 and 25 26 27.
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St. Mary-of-the-Woods College
Wabash College Theatre
Indiana Committee For the Humanities
Sanford Wilson
Midwest
St. Mary's
Indiana College Drama Forum to Build Bicentennial Ties
Wabash College and SMWC host September performances at Showalter Pavilion Indianapolis with post show panels. Dr. Calvin Dyer Sister Kathryn Martin and Terrence Ortwein coordinate the project supported by the Indiana Committee for the Humanities which recently funded 56 985 to 19 universities and groups. Bicentennial Ambassadors designation earned by Indiana drama troupes for July 1976 performances in the British Isles amid works by Twain Thurber Williams and Masters and a mix of Americana.
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Wabash College
Showalter Pavilion
Indianapolis
Calvin Dyer
Collegiate Consortium
Terre Haute
Kathryn Martin
S.P
SMWC
Terrence Ortwein
Wabash
Indiana Committee For the Humanities
National Endowment For the Humanities
ICH
Indiana
British Isles
Robert Orr
Mark Twain
James Thurber
Tennessee Williams
Edgar Lee Masters
Inmate Stabbed at Michigan City Prison
Harold Richardson, 27, serving a 110 year sentence for robbery from Marion County, remained in intensive care after a Tuesday stabbing in the D cell block at the Indiana State Prison in Michigan City. Prison officials conduct an investigation into the incident.
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Michigan City
Ind
Harold Richardson
Marion County
ISU Arranges Honor Classes for Summer Honors Program
Eighteen Terre Haute area seniors join Indiana State University for the Summer Honors Program. The three two week sessions offer seminars across business chemistry computer science history math Spanish art English geology archaeology government life sciences and media. Participants live on campus and earn two university credits upon completing a seminar along with eligibility for an ISU Talent Grant toward future tuition.
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Terre Haute and Area
Indiana State University
ISU
Terre Haute
Jeffrey W
Local names listed across Terre Haute area in notice
The notice identifies residents including Ann Elizabeth Gastineau and David B. Jerse with others from Terre Haute area and nearby towns such as Rhea Mathis Brazil Katherine Phegley Gregory Tislow Carlisle Michelle McMichael Center Point Gina Reel Grencastle Janet L. Fritts Robert S. Padan Rockville Robert Lohse Rosedale Rita F. Stahl Sullivan Eddy C. Beechem Karen S. Kleuh Jeffrey A. Maher and Alen L. Tamar West Terre Haute.
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Jeffrey A. Maher
Alen L. Tamar
West Terre Haute
SIU Trustees OK $10 Listener Fee at Classes
Southern Illinois University trustees approved a $10 listener's permit allowing noncredit attendance in classes with instructor approval. George R. Mace named vice president for university relations, Clar ence G. Dougherty named director of campus services. Student center fee raised from $15 to $20 starting in fall.
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Carbondale, Ill
Southern Ilinois University
SIU Board of Trustees
George R. Mace
Carbondale
SIU
Clarence G. Dougherty
Ford to Visit Ft Benning on Saturday
President Ford will visit Fort Benning to help the Army celebrate its 200th anniversary. He arrives at Lawson Army Airfield, reviews troops from York Field, and speaks for 20 minutes before tours of Ranger demonstrations and parachute training. The event marks Congress’s June 14, 1775 vote to raise rifle companies from Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia.
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FT. Benning, Ga
Ford
Ft. Benning
Army
Infantry
Lawson Army Airfield
York Field
Infantry Officers’ Training Center
Washington
Continental Congress
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Washington Named Commander of Continental Army
After the Revolution began, the Continental Congress appointed George Washington as commander-in-chief of the Army one day after the start of hostilities. Washington led American forces to victory in the war, shaping the nation’s path.
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George Washington
Continental Congress
Millionaire Leo Corrigan Dies At 80
Leo F. Corrigan, 80, a fifth grade dropout turned real estate magnate, died Thursday. His fortune was about 500 million dollars in the mid 1950s, with properties in Texas California Wisconsin Minnesota Hong Kong Malta and Bali.
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Dallas
Tex
Leo F. Corrigan
Corrigan
Texas
California
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Hong Kong
Malta
Bali
Cola Grape Orange Creme Soda Lemon Lime Ginger Ale
A list of soda flavors includes cola grape orange creme soda lemon lime and ginger ale. No clear event or individuals are named.
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