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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1972
Page
3
Tribune details how admissions work at the Vigo County Home with clarifications on priority, applications, and the impact of Medicaid rate cuts. It notes 31 names on the waiting list, 128 patients today, and the balance of male and female beds amid ongoing audits and policy shifts.
Advertises BICOZENE creme for vaginal and rectal itch underarm rash and eczema. Claims fast relief from itching burning and irritation by soothing tissue and quieting nerve ends. Promotes sale at Hagg Drug with 1.69 price.
Robert Hinkle and Hinkle Picture Inc sue Evel Knievel George Hamilton and others in Los Angeles claiming breach of contract over the 1971 film Evel Knievel They seek over 1 million from profits and 5 million in punitive damages alleging no payment or film credit.
Kenneth Woodring 25 of Bloomington failed to appear for trial on sale of dangerous drugs charges. He pled guilty, waived pre sentence investigation, and was fined 100 dollars plus costs. The court sentenced him to Indiana State Farm for 1 to 10 years and ordered commitment to Plainfield reception diagnostic center.
Four attendants at a Warwickshire motorway station went on strike after a policewoman allegedly forced them to strip in a washroom during a theft investigation. Christine Mullen and fellow workers reported being ordered to remove clothing by the officer.
The Vigo County grand jury will reconvene Thursday to continue its investigation of the April 5 arson at Indiana State University Art Annex. The six member panel met June 1 for a full day, heard about 20 witnesses, then took a two week recess. Prosecutor Ralph Berry expects an indictment after Thursday deliberations. Oklahoma's first territorial governor George W. Steele became so unpopular he quit both the job and the capital of the territory.
The boyhood home of author Angel, linked to Thomas Wolfe, remains visible today at 48 Spruce Street in Asheville North Carolina as part of his novel Look Homeward, Angel.
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