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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1973
Page
2
Obituaries list services for Eliza Jane White and several others across Terre Haute Brazil and Freelandville. Details include funeral times, burial sites, calling hours, and surviving relatives spanning numerous towns and extended family networks.
The article outlines the ongoing Boys’ State activities in Terre Haute with state and local officials overseeing citizenship selection, county deans and counselors evaluating nominees, and a parade and awards ceremony planned for Saturday. It lists elected youths from Terre Haute and surrounding areas and describes funeral notices for several residents.
Brighton announced a city crackdown on weed and trash on private lots with liens possible for owners who neglect maintenance. Lenahan detailed a 10 day notice process and a 49 fee plus 60 days to pay, with liens if unpaid. He also noted 200 complaints this year. The mayor discussed Youngstown sewer trunk line negotiations and cost savings if purchased, while stressing no liability for pending lawsuits and no purchase of Meadows sewers.
Magruder described a Senate probe as history altering as Senator Baker noted. Strachan seeks immunity and will claim Haldeman knew of the cover up from the beginning if granted. Haldeman denies such knowledge. Magruder cannot confirm Haldeman’s awareness. The White House said a secret list of un named Nixon contributors was not destroyed.
Indiana and Illinois forecast warm humid with chance of showers and storms Sunday through Tuesday. Indiana highs around 90 lowering to 75 80 by Tuesday with lows near 70. Illinois Sunday warm with storms, Monday cooler with showers, Tuesday partly cloudy cooler. Political unrelated content follows.
Nixon proposes export controls on feed grains to hold down overseas shipments and boost domestic supplies. Safeway's Jack Zeller supports price stabilization through controlled farm levels while Filigree Foods' Robert Toth doubts the effect without farm price controls. Utah's Calvin L. Rampton begins a historic third term as governor on New Year’s Day 1973.
Brezhnev and Nixon will hold talks starting with a White House dinner Monday and continuing through Thursday. They will confer at Camp David before a Thursday dinner at the Soviet Embassy, then travel to San Clemente for Brezhnev to address the nation by TV Sunday night. The Soviet leader plans to return to Washington and fly to Moscow Monday.
The CBS cultural program Camera Three concluded its 29 year run on May 1 after decades of showcasing art and performance on Sunday mornings.
Industry figures and union chiefs say the freeze marks policy failure rather than a new plan. Meany hopes the action holds line on prices for workers and consumers amid 22 year inflation. Woodcock warns of artificial shortages, while Fitzsimmons lauds bold action. All are part of the labor management advisory committee consulted by Nixon.
City seeks revisions to conform to state statutes. An ordinance to erect a stop sign at 9th and Grant Streets was tabled after further study by the city engineer. On first reading a $70,000 appropriation for the Davis Ave project and an $80,000 bus purchase ordinance were assigned to committees.
State Rep. John C. Hart R Indianapolis, a professional home builder, has been appointed to the Federal Savings and Loan Advisory Council. The appointment expands Hart's role in housing policy as he represents Indiana on the federal panel.
Randall Lee Van Ness 17 of West Terre Haute died in a Wa bash River backwater ditch about a quarter mile east of town. He and a brother were spearing fish when he fell in and could not swim. Funeral 10 a.m. Monday at Bedino Chapel with burial at Dunlap Cemetery. survivors include parents, four brothers and eight sisters. Rescue crews from multiple agencies assisted in the attempt.
United Commercial Travelers Council will hold a membership promotional dinner at 7 p.m Tuesday at the club house 226 Adams Blvd. Reservations for members and guests may be made by contacting Arthur Luecke promotional chairman.
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