Chamber Music at ISU features three soloists in summer concert
Indiana State University Chamber Players present a summer concert in Tilson Auditorium on Thursday June 21 at 8 p.m. Soloists Karol Sue Reddington pianist Kathryn Montgomery soprano and John Spicknall clarinetist perform Mozart Berlioz and Wagner works with ISU faculty and guest artists. The 24 member ensemble is led by Stanley Petrulis and is open to the public free of charge.
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Indiana State University Chamber Players
Kathryn Montgomery
Karol Sue Reddington
Stanley Petrulis
John Spicknall
P.m
Tilson Auditorium
Indiana University
de Pauw University
Museum of Modern Art
Indianapolis
ISU
Miss Montgomery
Terre Haute
Indiana University At
Bloomington
IU Opera Theater
Terre Haute Symphony
Hector Berlioz
Spicknall
American Music Teacher
Music Teachers National Association
ISU Chamber Players
Petrulis
St Stephen's Episcopal Church
Baltimore Symphony
Pacific Lutheran University Orchestra
Man Charged With Firing at Autos in Effingham
Harold G. Haynes 26 of Indianapolis was arrested in Effingham Illinois after hitchhikers reported he fired a .22 caliber rifle at passing cars on I 70 as he drove toward Effingham State police said no injuries were reported He faces charges of having a loaded weapon uncased in a motor vehicle unlawful use of a firearm and improper use of registration
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Effingham
Ill
Harold G. Haynes
Indianapolis
Illinois
Haynes
Terre Haute
Altos
Gas shortage cuts pump sales and earnings in 1973
Fort Wayne based Tokehim Corp reports the gasoline crisis reduced six month earnings to 41 cents per share from 60 cents a year earlier. The firm attributes the drop to lower demand for service station pumping equipment. The report cites the UPI dispatch from Maryland noting a historical aside identifying Henretta Maria as wife of Charles I.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
UPI
Tokehim Corp
Pair Tackling Summer Boredom World Record Attempt
Gary McCullough and sister Dawn plan a 100 hour porch swing challenge to set a world record. They start Saturday at noon at 2999 Woodlawn Ave and aim to finish by 4 pm Wednesday, with shifts to keep the swing in constant motion. The current record holders are Jim Anderson and Lyle Hendrickson from Sea Fair 1971 in Seattle.
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Gary
Woodlawn Ave
Jim Anderson
Lyle Hendrickson
Seattle
Washington
George McCullough
Chauncey Rose Junior High School
Dawn
Rea School
Fire Destroys NTH Dwelling Under Remodel
A fire of undetermined origin in North Terre Haute destroyed a vacant single story home at 3202 Sycamore Ave during remodeling. Two firefighters suffered minor face and arm injuries from hot tar. both treated on site. Fire crews from North Terre Haute Burnett and Landeau were on the scene since 5:15 a.m. with the home unpowered and recently broken into by youths.
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Terre Haute
Sycamore Ave
Roman Ross
Lynn Ave
Ross
Burnett and
Landeut
Bayh seeks 100000 for meat inspectors in stock yards
Indiana Senator Birch Bayh proposes an amendment to the Agriculture appropriation subcommittee to provide 100000 for hiring additional meat inspectors at the nation's stock yards packing houses and transit points. He notes hog cholera outbreaks in 1971 and 1972 spurred the move. The text also mentions the two equinoxes occur in March and September.
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Indianapolis
Senate Agriculture Appropriations Subcommittee
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Bayh
Theft clues sought in Springfield statehouse break-ins
Police investigated two thefts in Springfield Illinois one from the press room of the state Capitol and another from the office of Rep Robert S Jackett R Park Ridge The incident involved documents and press tapes from a legislative inquiry into ISU president home costs and occurred between 9 and 10 pm Tuesday Authorities noted duplicates of tapes containing committee testimony could be secured from the secretary of state's security force response quoted by Burnell Heinecke of the Sun Times.
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Springfield
Ill
State Capitol
Robert S. Jackett
Park Ridge
Statehouse
Illinois State University
Burnell Heinecke
Chi- the Tribune
Terre Haute
Ind
Cage Sun-Times
Edward Pound
Heinecke
Jackett
Funeral services for Dr. Thomas R. White II in Pendleton
Dr. Thomas R. White II, a retired Presbyterian minister and former chaplain of the Indiana State Reformatory, died Tuesday at his Pendleton home at age 103. Funeral services were scheduled today.
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Pendleton, Ind
Thomas R. White II
Pendleton
Indiana State Reformatory
White
Kenya Sees 20 Percent Annual Tourist Growth
Kenya reports 20 percent annual tourist growth over eight years with over 500000 visitors in 1972. Nairobi reports strong influx from international travelers to East Africa's national tourism sector.
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Nairobi
UPI
Kenya
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ISU Tonight
Man
Maryland
Henretta Maria
Charles I of England
By Wayne Perry
Tribune
Gary McCullough
Secre
Tary
State
Juckett
West Bend
Total Home Entertainment System
Garrard
Downtown
Honey Creek
Twin
Queen
Sheet Ensemble
Burlington
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