ISU Trustees To Vote on Fee Increase
Indiana State University faces a proposed increase in student services fees for next year. The board, led by William Hitch, will decide on a $2 per credit hour rise for Indiana residents and $5 for out-of-state students, raising costs from $20 to $22 per hour. The move targets the student services budget, not tuition, and could affect fall charges as a $400,000 health center and other services are funded.
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Indiana
ISU
Alan C. Rankin
Rankin
Indiana Commission On Higher Education
ISU Board of Trustees
William Hitch
Princeton
Evansville
the Statesman
Higher Evdcation Commission
Attorney General
Judge Blocks School Board Duties in VCSC Case
Donald Decker Swango declined to hear the case as the suit seeks to stop the WCSC from closing 13 neighborhood elementary schools and halting new construction. Judge Anderson had granted a temporary injunction limiting the VCSC to essential day to day business.
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WCSC
Anderson
VCSC
Javy Dull Sentenced to Life for Kidnapping Reporter
Muncie Ind AP Javy Dull 35 was sentenced to life in prison for kidnapping reporter Larry Lough of the Muncie Star during a jailbreak attempt on May 19 1972. Dull had been awaiting retrial on a murder charge when convicted May 31. Two policemen were briefly held during the escape attempt.
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Javy Dull
Muncie
Dull
Larry Lough
The
Watergate links Nixon era officials to siege plan
Senate investigators present first hand testimony tying John N. Mitchell and other Nixon aides to Watergate espionage and its cover up. Jeb Magruder says final approval came from Mitchell as the plan was deemed illegal.
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John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Nixon Administration
Washington
George P. Shultz
Treasury
Nixon
John B. Connally
Connally
White House
Texas
Vigo County Schools consider cutting cumulative building fund
Vigo County School Corporation may reduce its cumulative building fund in the fall when the 1974 budget is submitted. The 80 cents per $100 assessed valuation on Vigo County's $206,645,540 valuation yields about $1.6 million yearly. The unencumbered cum fund balance is just over $5 million after accounting for $2.3 million pledged to West Vigo to replace Concannon.
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Concannon
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Indiana General Assembly
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Taxpayers Association
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State Control Board
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Indy Youth Pleads Guilty In Shooting
James P. Evans a 15 year old from Indianapolis pled guilty before Vigo Circuit Judge Joseph Anderson to aggravated assault and battery for a October shooting of Russell Taylor a rural Farmersburg man. Sentencing set for July 11 after a pre sentence investigation. Evans accused of breaking into Taylor s home Oct 10 1972 leading to a scuffle and four gunshots from a .22 revolver.
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Indianapolis
Vigo
Joseph Anderson
Farmersburg
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Evans
Russell FE Taylor
Taylor
William Davis
Louise Shahaday
Legal fight over Banks defense counsel continues in Terre Haute
Court records show Miller and Barnhart acting as Banks defense counsel while Kunstler claims representation, with multiple arraignments and a judge ruling on media statements and late filings. The case zigzags through courts as Banken sits in Terre Haute Penitentiary awaiting trial. appeals court stays, rehearing sought, and potential Supreme Court review discussed.
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Cocounsel
Banks
Kunstler
Holder
U.S
Miller
New York
Terre Haute
Indiana
Buena Chaney
Dillin
U.S. Supreme Court
Meeting Set To Discuss Grain Problem
Wabash Valley farmers face an impending fall crisis as propane gas for drying soybeans and corn in Indiana is forecast 20 percent short of needed gal-lage. Lt Governor Orr cites a North Africa source option loss. Purdue specialists cite crude oil processing and simultaneous harvest demand as factors.
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Wabash Valley
Indiana
Robert D. Orr
New York
Purdue University
Max Miller
Vigo County
Miller
U.S
Energy In Agriculture
Farmers to discuss grain drying fuel crisis with Purdue experts
Wabash Valley farmers and news media will discuss the grain drying fuel crisis with Purdue engineers and economists on a closed circuit TV program June 27 at Holmstedt Hall Indiana State University. A 9 a.m. press briefing will precede a Q and A for the public. Farmers must secure fuel to power harvest machinery as daily gallonage is high and rural distributors struggle to meet demand while major oil company franchise dealers have ample supplies.
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Purdue
Holmstedt Hall
Indiana State University
Wabashi Valley
Grand Jury Session Set For June 22
Vigo Circuit Judge C Joseph Anderson ordered a six member grand jury to meet at 9 a m June 22 to hear evidence in the shooting death of Alan Lee Buck Joy 27 Sanford The shooting occurred June 9 at the Imperial House Motel Barry D Nuss 25 was jailed on preliminary charges of second degree murder and assault and battery with intent.
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C. Joseph Anderson
Ralph Berry
Alan Lee
Buck” Joy
Sanford
Anderson
Imperial House
Vigo County
Jrail
Barry D. Nuss
Northside
Teen Offenders Face Fines and Short Jail Terms
A list of young defendants from West Terre Haute and Marshall received fines from 14 to 50 dollars and jail sentences of 10 days each, all suspended. Names include Gary Lee Jones Gale P Trout Prentice K Suggs James R Anderson Michael E Deener with offenses ranging from no operator license speeding and signal violations to disorderly conduct and driving the wrong way.
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Mattie King
West Terre Haute
Gale P. Trout
Dean Ave
Local Traffic Fines From Various Violations Listed
A list of individuals with small fines for traffic and license violations. Violations include minor consuming, no safety sticker, expired license, signal light violations, stop sign breaches, and driving on a beginner permit in towns across multiple streets and ages. Notable names include Larry L Gillie 30, Saleen Nasser 18, Jackie L Howard 29, and others with fines ranging from 8 to 30 dollars.
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Larry L. Gillie
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