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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1973

Page

9

Grand Jury Session Delayed In Vigo Circuit Court

Judge C Joseph Anderson cancelled Friday’s Grand Jury session and rescheduled the six member panel for a closed session Monday July 2 after attorneys Kesler and Bolin filed a petition protesting a possible political circus related to Warren Walker and local officials. The move delays murder case proceedings involving Barry Nuss and aims to resolve concerns about partisan influence on the Grand Jury.

Vigo C. Joseph Anderson Anderson John A. Kesler Dexter L. Bolin Jr Warren G. Walker Citizens For Better Government Kesler Bolin Barry TD Nuss Alan Lee Joy Sanford Imperial House Vign County Ralph Berry Grand Jury Walker Berry William Jarvis Eugene Butts Lawrence ‘Buzz’ King City Street Department Frank Galloway Citizens For Better Government Organization Galloway Rolin

Terre Haute Considers $1 Million Revenue Bond Plan

Terre Haute City Council to consider a $1 million revenue bond ordinance for Bemis Company expansion costing $3.2 million. The plan, designed by the Terre Haute EDC, could create 50 to 100 jobs and raise payroll by $600,000. Bond buyers would own the facility until bonds are retired. Also on the agenda a $41,934 transfer from the motor vehicle fund for temporary salaries remains tabled due to uncertainty who benefits.

Bemis Company, Inc Terre Haute Economic Development Commission EDC Bemis Robert McCord Indianapolis Terre Haute Greece

WCICF Names Board. McIntosh to Start Second Term

Dr Wilbert McIntosh was re elected president of the West Central Indiana Community Foundation at the annual meeting. Re elected officers include Dr Everett Conrad as vice president and William Sluder as secretary with one year terms. New members added to the Foundation include Dr Fred Dierdorff Mrs Burnita Hershfield Mrs Helen Hyde and others from Vigo Sullivan Putnam and Clay counties. Speakers included Dr David Edwards and Dr John Swaan.

West Central Indiana Community Foundation, Inc WCICF Imperial House Wilbert McIntosh Vigo County Everett Conrad Clay County William Sluder Sullivan County David Jackman Putnam County Jerry McMullen Parke County Harold Rieches Vermillion County Martin Plascak Fred Dierdorff Burnita Hershfield Helen Hyde William Donnelly David Blackman Maurice Modesitt John Butler John Hiatt David Edwards Indiana State Board of Health John Swaan Indiana Regional Medical Program

Vietnam Veterans urged to apply for Indiana bonus at Terre Haute

Paul Heath, Vietnam Bonus Commission chairman, will sign up Vietnam veterans and next of kin at Post 972 VFW, Terre Haute. He will aid in filling applications for bonuses up to 500 dollars with required service records, and a 600 dollar benefit for eligible next of kin or widow. The hour is 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday, and service is free.

Paul Heath Vietnam Bonus Commission Indiana Veterans of Foreign Wars S. 13Th St. Terre Haute Heath Terre Haute-Vigo County Veteran's Administration Vietnam

Bernard Cornfeld Remains Incarcerated In Geneva Prison

Bernard Cornfeld the American financier and former IOS chief remains in St. Antoine Prison Geneva after May arrest on charges of fraud and money mismanagement. No trial date has been set.

Geneva UPI Bernard Cornfeld St. Antoine Pierre Cardin Investors Overseas Service IOS Mutual Fund

Nixon Expences Boost for Presidential Residences

Federal funds totaling nearly 1.9 million were spent to bolster security and support at President Nixon's homes in San Clemente California and Key Biscayne Florida. The General Services Administration lists 1 180 522 for Key Biscayne and 730 367 for San Clemente with additional items such as a helicopter pad not included. Expenditures cover security fences walls lighting landscaping electrical work and other security measures including a relocated tree for improved sight lines.

Washington Nixon San Clemente Calif Key Biscayne Fla General Services Administration Office of the Presidency Army Corps of Engineers Florida Compound

KEY 73 Booth at Vigo County Fair Announces Activities

Plans for KEY 73 evangelism project across North America include a Vigo County Fair booth and a grandstand program on August 9 at 2 p.m. The youthful Christian music festival and father events will headline the program with additional fall activities to be announced later.

Terre Haute North America Vigo County KEY 73

Railroad Withdraws Signal Aid at Maple Avenue Crossing

Penn Central refuses to fund half the installation of automatic flasher lights at the Maple Avenue crossing near Maple Avenue Elementary School, saying full city financing is needed. Estimated cost is 15,722 dollars. 5,000 vehicles pass daily, including 12 school buses, with safety concerns voiced by Vigo County officials and workers.

Penn Central Transportation Company B. Michael McCormick Maple Avenue J. T. Sullivan North High School Sullivan Terre Haute Penn Central Railroad Penn Central Co Steve Butwin Vigo County Area Planning Department Commission Penn Central Alex Menestrina Vigo County School Corporation Columbia Records Company Vigo County

Voiture 21 Fish Fry to Benefit Nurses Training

Voiture 21 of the Forty and Eight will hold its annual fish fry at the Vishing Recreation area on East Ft Harrison Road. Serving will be from noon until 7 p.m. Proceeds benefit the Voiture Nurses Training program aiding four young ladies at St Anthony Hospital. Public invited.

Vigo County Vishing

Jacob resigns as North Dakota lawmaker to join Indiana university

Don Jacob of Grand Forks announced Thursday he will leave the North Dakota House to become director of university relations at the University of Evansville, Ind. The 31 year old was a freshman legislator in 1973 and has served as news coordinator and assistant director of university relations at the University of North Dakota. An isosceles triangle has two equal sides.

Grand Forks N.D Don Jacob North Dakota University of Evansville Ind Jacob University of North Dakota

De Valera Ends Half Century of Irish Leadership

Dublin reports veteran leader Eamon de Valera retires after 50 years of influence and 14 years as president. At age 90 he moves to Linden Nursing Home, still active at times, as Ireland shifts toward industrial Europe and a new president Erskine Childers prepares to take office.

Dublin Phoenix Park Eamon de Valera de Valera Sion Ireland Dev Presidentia Palace Sinead Palace Linden Blackrock Dublin Castle Erskine Childers

Woods Starts Workshop on Prayer at Saint Mary’s

The Saint Mary of the Woods College hosts Prayer Experience from June 25 for five days led by Rev. Keith Hosey and Sister Mary Finan HVM. Over seventy participants arrive Sunday. the program emphasizes experiential prayer, meditation, and liturgy rather for study. Campus registration is Sunday. contact Sister Gertrude Therese Garvey for details.

Saint Mary Of-The Woods College Keith Hosey Mary Finan HVM Mary Finn Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College Detroit John XXIII Hartford City Gertrude Therese Garvey, S.P

Parish priest Rev McBarron retires with reception moves

Sacred Heart Church celebrates the retirement of Rev Joseph F. McBarron after 33 years. The reception moves to the school hall from the K of C. It will be held Sunday from 4 until 6 p.m.

Joseph F. McBarron Sacred Heart Church

Tolheim Corp. Sees 19-Cent Half-Year Earnings Drop

Tolheim Corp reports first-half 1973 earnings of 41 cents per share, down from 60 cents in 1972, with sales totaling 21.46 million dollars vs 21.97 million prior year. President Joseph Guidrey cites energy crisis as the cause, while gasoline pump sales abroad stay strong but decline in the United States.

Fort Wayne, Ind Tolheim Corp Joseph J. Guidrey U.S

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