Parish Priest McBarron Retires After 33 Years in Terre Haute
The Rev James F McBarron retires at 71 after 33 years at Sacred Heart Church Terre Haute leaving July 1 to return to New Albany A farewell reception June 24 honors his priesthood and community work including church school and hospital service He is credited as a financial wizard and a charter Terre Haute Optimist Club member with years of civic involvement
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James F. McBarron
Sacred Heart
Terre Haute
K of C
Sacred Heart Church
McBarron
New Albany
Fr. McBarron
Schulte High School
St. Anthony Hospital
Optimists
Optimist Club
Ed Wagle
Joe Junker
Abe Laham
House of Photography
Local AAA Honors Pupils And Teacher
William G. Ray principal of Honey Creek Junior High announces Pam Peebles Lori Larrison and Rick Kibler won merit citations in the AAA 29th annual national School Traffic Safety Poster contest. Awards presented by Ed Hickey at Terre Haute office. teacher Mrs Ernestine M Kester receives a certificate of appreciation for traffic safety education.
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William G. Ray
Honey Creek
Pam Peebles
Lori Larrison
Rick Kibler
American Automobile Association
Hoosier Motor Club
AAA
Terre Haute
Ed Hickey
Ernestine M. Kester
Vigo County School Corporation
Stanley Peebles
John Larrison
Gene Kibler
United States
Canada
Local Vital Statistics and Property Transfers Noted
Interstate Claimants' Bureau Sues Ronald E. Dewey in Superior Court. Several divorce actions listed including Deborah Counts vs Frederic Counts and Churchill Cox vs Una Cox. Numerous property transfers state owners and new heirs with parcels in Cherry Grove, Maryland, Youngstown Meadows, Belleview Place, Shawvelle Island, Lincolnshire, and other sites. Births announced for Lenderman and Reece couples along with local residents details.
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Bureau, Inc
Ronald E. Dewey
Beecher and
Kite
Superior Court No
Deborah L. Counts
Frederic FE. Counts
McCormick, Blumberg and
Weber
Churchill H. Cox
Una D. Cox
Lewis and
Clarence A. Beck Sr
David A. Garwood
Cherry Grove
Walter Ray Roberts
Michael R. Ryan
Maryland
Paul J. Pfister
Robert H. Meyers
Diego Gonzalez
Youngstown Meadows
Frank J. McCord
James M. Champion
Tuell
Usher
Paul E. Lemont
John C. Meyer
Tera North Estates
George Perrelle
Lawrence A. Bennett
Belleview Place
James Shaw
John C. Mever
Shawvelle Isladd
Patricia H. Pendergast
Raymond A. Villar
Lincolnshire
Robert H. Mevers
Albert FE. Goodman
Bernard W. Carney
Mary W. Smith
Deming
Ferris D. Highsmith
Indiana Franklin Realty, Inc
Postal Unions Set to Ratify New Wage Contract
Leaders of the APWU and the National Association of Letter Carriers say they will ratify a two year pact boosting wages and benefits by about 14 to 15 percent even if two smaller unions decline. The agreement improves pay by 8 percent first year and 6 percent second year plus biannual cost of living increases, lifting average postal earnings beyond $11,000 annually. Postmaster General Klasken seeks a 9 cent rise in first class stamp to fund the higher costs.
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Washington
Francis Filbey
American Postal Workers Union
APWU
Filbey
James H. Rademacher
National Association of Letter Carriers
U.S. Postal Service
National Rural Letter Carriers Association
Laborers International Division
Cost of Living Council
Elmer T Klassen
Postal Rate Commission
ISU Economists Plan China Tour This Summer
Indiana State University economists Dr. Liang-Lin Hsiao and Dr. Katherine Hsiao will tour the People's Republic of China this summer to enrich courses on Far East economic structure and development. Their itinerary covers Canton Hankow Peking Nankin Shanghai Hangchow with possible Kunming Chung King and visits to universities communes and factories. Both scholars were born in mainland China and hold degrees from Southwestern University Kunming University of Michigan Columbia University NYU and Columbia University Press published Katharine Hsiao's Money and Monetary Policy of Communist China in 1971.
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Indiana State University
Liang-Lin Hsiao
Katherine Hsiao
People’s Republic of China
Hsiaos
China
Far East
ISU
Columbia University Press
Texas towns disappear as economies shift
About 138 Texas communities have vanished in 40 years as they failed to transition from agriculture and oil to diversified modern economies.
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College Station, Tex
If Karl Marx Was Around Today
AP report from Camp David on a lighthearted summit era parody. Brezhnev tests a Lincoln Continental gifted by the President while Secret Service and Russian security leaders share a cabin. Locals in Thurmont react as the Legion Hall questions taxpayer gifting. Detroit and national leaders are referenced in a satirical tone.
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Camp David
Karl Marx
United States
American Legion
U.S
Secret Service
Secret Police
Brezhnev
Detroit
Thurmont
James Black
West Main Street
Legion Hall
Ford Motor Co
Nomination Approved for James R Schlesinger as Defense Chief
The Senate Armed Services Committee voted unanimously to approve James R Schlesinger for secretary of defense. He will replace Eliot L Richardson who became attorney general last month and has led the Atomic Energy Commission and the Central Intelligence Agency.
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Washington
James R. Schlesinger
Defense
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate
Stuart Symington
D- MO
Schlesinger
Elliot L. Richardson
Atomic Energy Commission
Central Intelligence Agency
Wells County man drowns near Bluffton gravel pit
A Wells County man, Dennis Mazlin, 20, drowned Wednesday while swimming with friends at an abandoned gravel pit five miles south of Bluffton. Police recovered the body about 30 minutes later in eight feet of water.
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Bluffton, Ind
Wells County
Bluffton
Dennis Mazlin
Montgomery Chosen as Alabama Capital in 1846
Montgomery was selected as the capital of Alabama in 1846 and later served as the first capital of the Confederate States of America in 1861.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
Alabama
Confederate States of America
Candlelight March in San Clemente Protests Soviet Jewish Emigration
About 1,000 demonstrators staged a candlelight march toward the Western White House in San Clemente to press emigration rights for Soviet Jews. Police halted the crowd two blocks from the gates. speakers urged Americans to back Jews seeking to emigrate to Israel as Brezhnev visited Camp David for talks with Nixon.
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San Clemente
Calif
White House
Southern California Council For
Soviet Jewry
Wesern White House
Israel
Leonid J. Brezhnev
Nixon
Camp David
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