Two Men Plead Guilty in Elks Club Burglary
In Vigo Circuit Court James Crowley 21 Nashville Indiana and Marvin Ted Miller 36 LaPorte pled guilty to second degree burglary after a prior jury trial was canceled. Sentencing set for July 11 by Judge C Joseph Anderson. They were accused of stealing about 2000 from an Elks Country Club safe on December 31 1972. Timothy P Dunigan 23 of 65 S 18th St pleaded guilty to illegal possession of dangerous drugs as part of a February Terre Haute raid led by city and state police.
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Vigo
James Crowley
Nashville
Ind
Marvin
Ted Miller
LaPorte
C. Joseph Anderson
Elks Country Club
Anderson
Timothy P. Dunigan
S. 18Th St
Dunigan
Terre Haute
Duni
County judge hands Dunigan suspended sentence at center
A judge gave Dunigan a suspended 1 to 10 year term and a subsequent sentence not to exceed one year at the H Ralph Johnston Community Center with parole possible after six months for good behavior. His wife Mary also received a suspended sentence after pleading guilty to maintaining a common nuisance.
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Gan
H. Ralph Johnston
Dunigan
Mary
Anderson
Byrne regains lead in Interzonal chess as Karpov draws
In Leningrad American Robert Byrne moved ahead in the Interzonal World Championship race after a 22 move draw with Russian Anatoly Karpov. Russian Mark Taymanov resigned his adjourned game against Byrne leaving Byrne at eight points and in the lead pending remaining adjourned games.
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Leningrad
UPI
Robert Byrne
Byrne
Anatoly Karpov
Mark Taymanov
Whitlam to Confer With Nixon in Late July in Washington
Australian Prime Minister Gough Whitlam said he will meet President Nixon toward the end of July. Nixon invited Whitlam by cable and officials expect the meeting to occur on July 28, 29, or 31 in Washington. An official note adds Whitlam looks forward to the talks. Earl Warren has served three terms as California governor.
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Canberra
Australia
UPI
Gough Whitlam
Nixon
Whitlam
Washington
Mornin Judge Terry R Goad Fined For Traffic and Alcohol Offenses
A list of local offenders includes Terry R Goad 33 Jasonville Ind fined 50 dollars and given 30 days in jail suspended for malicious trespass Joseph M Simon Jr 25 speeding fined 38 dollars and driving under the influence fined 78 dollars Anna Jamieson age not listed RR 51 public intoxication fined 35 dollars suspended Norman R Cornelius 47 3048 S 9th St permitting a violation fined 14 dollars Gus Solomon 20 West Terre Haute speeding fined 48 dollars David L Gell 32 ran stop sign fined 18 dollars Jim J Wright 16 ran stop sign fined Jeannie M Funk 21 616 Elm no operator license fined 14 dollars Harlen S Hines 40 ran red light fined Charles Buchanan 22 ran stop sign fined 18 dollars Margaret E Hart 43 expired operator license fined 14 dollars Kenneth A Kasemeyer 50 no registration plates fined 8 dollars Richard Lister 26 no operator license fined 14 dollars Lavern Nottingham 98 RR 22 no safety sticker Harry Cruse Jr 31 expired license plates fined 8 dollars
City Faces Gas Shortage Disrupting Services
Brighton learned Friday that Sisson Bros. cannot meet city fuel needs and Hulman Field reported no fuel relief. The city filed a complaint with the Office of Oil and Gas after contacting senators Bayh and Hartke and Rep. Myers. City departments relying on fuel include street, park, cemetery, police, fire, sewage, and public transit.
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Brighton
Sisson Bros
Ray Feiler
Hulman Field
U.S. Sens
Birch Bayh
Vance Hartke
U.S
John Myers
Office of Oil and Gas
Burglary Prelim Held for 20-Year-Old Waltrip
James R. Waltrip, age 20, of 703 North 12th Street, was arraigned before Justice of the Peace Lee Easton on a preliminary charge of first degree burglary. Bond was set at $5,000 and the case was continued to June 29. He is accused of breaking into a house at 4416 North 19th Street on June 1.
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James R. Waltrip
12Th St
Justice of the Peace
Lee Easton
Easton
Waltrip
19Th St
U S Seeks Release of POW in Laos
U S officials in Laos pursue release of Emmet Kay the first acknowledged American POW since the cease fire Kay a Honolulu native piloted a small plane that went down May 7 near Bouam Long in Laotian territory amid bad weather Kay was reportedly ferrying CIA recruited guerrilla troops and is under discussion with Pathet Lao officials while Continental Air Services denies CIA ties and Air America is cited as the CIA airline
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Laos
Emmet Kay
Honolulu
Bouam Long
Plain of Jars
Kay
Pathet Lao
Continental Air Services, Inc
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Continental
Cambodia
Vientiane
CIIA
Richard M. Moose
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Continental Air Services
California
Air America
U.S. Agency For International Development (Aid
Moose
AID
Music executive Joseph Salyers shot in Hollywood
Joseph H. Salyers, 45, a music executive and agent for Three Dog Night, was lured from his apartment and shot in an elevator. He was listed in satisfactory condition at County USC Medical Center with a left arm wound. He told police he did not recognize the assailants or know a motive.
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Hollywood
UPI
Joseph H. Salyers
Salvers
County Usc Medical Center
Three Dog Night
Southern California Symphony
Hollywood Bowl Association
Philharmonic Hall
Lincoln Center For the Performing Arts
New York City
Salyers
ISU Choral Workshop Sets July 2 13 with Wagner
ISU hosts Roger Wagner conductor of the Roger Wagner Chorale as guest lecturer and director July 2 13. Wagner leads seminars rehearsals and conducts the culminating Requiem concert July 13 at Tilson Music Hall 8 39 p.m. Separate concert for high school participants July 8 3 p.m. features ISU faculty Herbert Kuebler and Washington High School’s Dennis Perry.
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Roger Wagner
Indiana State University
ISU
Wagner
Durufle
Tilson Music Hall
Tirey Memorial Union
Herbert Kuebler
Dennis Perry
Washington High School
South Bend
France
Paris
Marcel Dupre
College of Montmorency
Dijon
Lyon
United States
St. Joseph's Church
Los Angeles
California
Chorale
Choral Workshop Information From ISU Music Faculty
ISU music faculty offers a Choral Workshop with details available from workshop coordinator Robert Houndell and the Office of Summer Sessions. Contact confirms program scope and registration options for participants interested in medieval and renaissance religious music.
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Futher
Robert Houndell
ISU
Two Story House of Inventive Design with Specialized Plans
A two story house labeled Design R-18 offers 1107 sq ft on the first floor with living room dining room family room kitchen dinette foyer a lavatory and mud laundry and 674 sq ft upstairs with three bedrooms a family room and a full bath. An optional four bedroom plan adds 286 sq ft upstairs. The plan features a one car garage and partial basement with overall 45 ft 4 in by 36 ft 4 in dimensions. Designer notes emphasize creative styling and efficient layout including a cathedral ceiling brick fireplace and a party wing linking living and family rooms.
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Samuel Paul
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