Industry Seeks Vigo County Gains With New Plans
Dooley outlined district efforts for next year highlighting a capital improvements project and an industrial promotions package. Revenue bonds tax free could lure industries, with city officials and the Chamber of Commerce aiding the effort. Warner Paige III and Patrick O Leary introduced Grebe at the Terre Haute meeting.
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William Brighton
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Grebe
Patrick O'Leary
Terre Haute Area
Magruder Testimony Contradicts Colson on Wiretaps Budget
Former deputy campaign director Magruder contends his recollections differ sharply from Colson about wiretapping and illegal intelligence gathering. Colson cites Magruder’s meeting with G Gordon Liddy and a proposed one million dollar budget cut to a final 250 thousand dollars approved by Attorney General Mitchell. The narrative covers Liddy’s push, abductions, call girls, and CIA equipment linked to the Pentagon Papers case.
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Jeb Stuart Magruder
Nixon Campaign
Pentagon
Daniel Elisberg
Exchange Pioneers Meet With Weekend Activities
Exchange Pioneers and their wives plan a Saturday luncheon in the Indiana State University Student Union with speaker Tommy Mont of DePauw University on Useless Information. A banquet that night features Millard A. Beckum of Augusta Georgia as main speaker. Sunday morning includes a board meeting at the Holiday Inn.
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Tommy Mont
DePauw University
Greencastle
Millard A. Beckum
Augusta
National Exchange
Beckum
Augusta Chamber of Commerce
Boys’ Club of America
Boy Scouts of America
Salvation Army
Clarence Daugherty
Men of Melody
Holiday Inn
Michael Hodges Sets The Terminal Man Film
Michael Hodges will produce and direct The Terminal Man film adaptation of Michael Crichtons novel for Warner Bros. The project announced in Hollywood by United Press International.
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Hollywood
UPI
Michael Hodges
Michael Crichton
Warner Bros
Jane Wade Earns Bravery Award After Riding with Broken Arm
Jane Wade age nine fell from her horse at a Richardsworth show and broke her arm. She received a cast quickly and was back in the saddle within two hours. Judges granted her a special bravery award despite not winning a riding prize.
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Richmansworth
England
UPI
Jane Wade
Laird Promotes New Deal Tone With Senate Move
Melvin Laird met Republican senators in Washington for his first briefing since succeeding John Ehrlichman. He stressed a deferential White House posture after Watergate and urged reporters to let Sen. Tower take the limelight. Tower called the session positive and noted improved GOP relations and potential White House outreach to Democrats.
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Melvin Laird
White House
Laird
Senate
John Ehrlichman
Nixon
John Tower
R- Tex
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Wisconsin
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Tower
Texas
Congress
Hugh Scott
House
Gerald Ford
Guests Welcome at Elks Dance With Carlton Band
John Estes announces Elks Social Committee invites all members to bring guests to the Dick Carlton dance Friday. Carlton's band, a leading touring group, will headline after a 6:30 to 8 p.m. buffet dinner. Dinner is 6.50 per couple. dance tickets 6.50 per couple. Reservations via Elks office. top summer event.
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John Estes
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Dick Carlton
Elks
Carlton Band
Fstes
Morgan Re-elected Leader at Church of God Convention
In Anderson Indiana Dr Marcus H Morgan of Chicago was re elected as the first Negro president of the Church of Gods executive council at the 84th International Convention. About 25000 attendees from the United States and several foreign countries participate in the week long gathering. Also re elected were Dr Donald A Courtney vice president and Dr Marvin J Hartman recording secretary both of Anderson Indiana.
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Anderson, Ind
Marcus H. Morgan
Chicago
Church of God's’ Executive Council
United States
Donald A. Courtney
Anderson
Ind
Persident
Marvin J. Hartman
Bowen warns Senate on welfare reform delays
Indiana Governor Otis R Bowen telegrams to Senate Finance Committee members warn that delaying federalization of adult welfare would harm about 60,000 Hoosier citizens. He notes county welfare budgets depend on federal program timing and cautions against discarding provisions that would leave Indiana without a state welfare program for these recipients under existing 1973 74 budgets.
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Indianapolis
Otis R. Bowen
U.S. Senate Finance Committee
Bowen
Russell Long
Wallace Bennett
Utah
Vance Hartke
D Ind
Indiana
Congress
Lavish gifts exchanged at summit talks
White House said gifts from American firms accompanied summit talks. Brezhnev arrived with an antique Russian samovar, silver goblets, a Bokhara rug, and a large tray. Mrs Nixon received Russian china, tea and coffee services, glassware, a shawl, and a jewel box. Nixon gave Brezhnev a $10,000 Ford Lincoln Continental and spare parts, with GM providing a similar Cadillac gift. The Petersen rifle and Cubis porcelain were supplied by their manufacturers.
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Washington
White House
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Nixon
Brezhnev
Ford Motor Co
General Motors
Indiana State professor named AAMD Fellow
Dr. William H. Kern associate professor of special education at Indiana State University was named a Fellow of the American Association on Mental Deficiency after presenting a paper at the AAMD May convention in Atlanta. He is among nine Indiana AAMD Fellows and has held leadership roles in related groups. Brazil covers about 47 percent of South America's land area.
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William H. Kern
Indiana State University
American Association On Mental Deficiency
AAMD
Kern
AAMC
Atlanta
Association
Indiana Federation of Councils For Exception Children
SAMC
Indiana
Brazil
South America
Brezhnev Summit Ties Stir Private Talks and Camp David Echoes
Brezhnev navigates a high level U S meeting with Nixon aboard a presidential yacht and visits Camp David ties to Krushchev era summits. Nixon aims for concrete gains and quick strides in Geneva arms talks while Brezhnev plans return to Washington then San Clemente and Paris to meet Pompidou.
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White House
Nixon
Maryland
Nikita S. Krushchev
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Camp David
U.S
Brezhnev
Geneva
Moscow
Washington
San Clemente
Calif
United States
Paris
Georges Pompidou
Riot at Nevada State Prison Over Ice Cream Scoop
A riot by prisoners at Nevada State Prison broke out after one inmate resented a larger scoop of ice cream given to another. Five inmates were injured and about $1,000 in damage occurred, according to Warden Edwin Pogue.
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Carson City, Nev
UPI
Nevada State Prison
Edwin Pogue
Allegheny Commuter Expands Beechcraft Fleet To Serve Indiana
Allegheny Commuter flies six Beechcraft 99s with bases in Terre Haute Danville Muncie and Bloomington. The 15 passenger planes use Ay jet fuel supplied by Shell Oil for local bases and other carriers for additional bases. Idaho reports 35000 miles of streams and 2000 lakes.
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Terre Haute
Allegheny
Danville
Muncie
Bloomington
Shell Oil Company
Thief Strikes Twice at San Francisco Comic Shop
A burglar hit Golden Gate Comic Art Store twice, stealing 350 superhero comics valued at 3200. Co owner Jon Campbell says the thief targets 1930s to 1950s titles and notes the old books are hard to fence.
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San Francisco
UPI
Jon Campbell
Golden Gate
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