Valley United Way sets 1978 goal at 750000
The United Way of the Wabash Valley board approved a 1977 campaign goal of 750000 for 1978. The goal is about 75000 more than last year, with 31 agencies seeking 1085000 in next year allocations. Open discussion and labor group support noted. Three new board members were elected.
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United Way of
Wabash Valley
Ray Ingram
Ingram
Dennis Johnson
Johnson
United Way
United Way of America
Organized Labor
Justin Clements
Barbara Weinbaum
John Rotheker
Union Optical
Richard Ryan
George McCullough
Dan Tucker
Brazil City Officials Indicted in Corruption Probe
A Clay County grand jury indicted Brazil city attorney William Brown on charges of intimidating a witness and William Weese Sr. for theft under 100 dollars. Both men, key officials under Mayor Norval Pickett, face court appearances as the probe into city corruption widens. The investigation began after a state audit cited questionable contracts and lax finances.
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Colleen Sims
Tribune
Brazil
Ind
Clay County
William Brown
William Weese Sr
John Stelle
the Tribune
Pickett
Stelle
Brown
David Haynes
Wallace Grosbach
John Baumunk
Weese
Grand Jury
Indiana State Board of Accounts
Victory of Center Coalition Marks Climax of Spain's Transformation
In Madrid the center coalition led by Premier Adolfo Suarez won Spain's first free elections in 41 years, with about 75 percent of returns giving the Union of the Democratic Center 170 seats in the 350-seat Congress. The Socialist Workers Party led by Felipe Gonzalez earned an estimated 115 seats, while the Communist Party won about 20. The election ends four decades of Franco rule and signals a major shift in Spanish politics.
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Madrid
Spain
UPI
the Center
Adolfo Suarez
Socialist Workers Party
Rodolfo Martin Villa
Union of the Democratic Center
Tion
Martin Villa
Socialist Workers Party Wuld
Communist Party
Communists
Francisco Franco
Suarez
Cortes
Center Coalition
Alliance
Commmunist
Franco
Popular Alliance
Falangists
Fuerza Nueva Y Force
Martin “Villa
Catalonia
Center Alliance
Felipe Gonzalez
Dolores Ibarrari
la Pasionaria
Moscow
Senate
Dogs from Pa aid Oklahoma search for Girl Scout killer
Pennsylvania state trooper Richard Preston brings oversized dogs trained in Germany to Mayes County Oklahoma to track the slayer of three sleeping Girl Scouts. District Attorney Sid Wise says the dogs may confirm the killer’s path while investigators pursue multiple leads including a bloody footprint and a suspect jailed for drunkenness. Services are set for the victims Doris Milner Lori Farmer and Michelle Guse with autopsy showing sexual assault.
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Locust Grove
Okla
UPI
Pennsylvania
Sid Wise
Richard Preston
Oklahoma
Germany
Mayes County
al Boyer
Oklahoma City
Doris Denise Milner
Tulsa
Lori Lee Farmer
Michelle Guse
Broken Arrow
Milner
Wise
Miami
Nutrition reform urged by local chiropractor in dieting series
Dr Anne Warpenburg warns poor eating quality harms health and urges self discipline. She criticizes crash diets as worthless and calls for balanced nourishment, elimination of white flour and sugar, and better mineral awareness to improve weight loss and overall wellbeing.
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Kaye Hoose
Anne Warpenburg
Warpenburg
United States
Balancing Diet and Production in American Farming
Nutrition expert Dr Warpenburg argues against mass production and chemicals. She urges returning minerals to soil, eating whole plant parts, and choosing fresh vine ripened produce while cutting junk foods and sugary drinks.
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Dr. Warpenburg
Warpenburg
Inside Commentary A Metric Setback
A compact note on a metric setback is presented in a page four column, framing the issue as part of a broader discussion. The item hints at data shortfalls affecting current plans without detailing measures.
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David Newby
Plainfield
Vigo Circuit
C. Joseph Anderson
Hoosier Boys’ State
Indiana State University
Newby
House of Photography
River Stages and Weekend Weather Forecast Notes
River stage at 1.2 feet remains stationary. Partly cloudy tonight with upper 60s lows, Friday highs in the mid to upper 80s and a 30 percent chance of afternoon storms. Extended outlook shows warm weekend, cooler Monday, with showers possible Saturday to Monday and regional highs 70s to 90s.
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Terre Haute
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UPS
Census Bureau
Martin O'Connell
State Board of Accounts
G. Raymond Snyder
Snyder
David Griffith
Jerry Buck
Victory of
Dr. Warpenbrug
IvyTech
Seaver
Jim
Jack Anderson
Communist Church