Shutdown Not a Trend Says Schuman on Evans Milling Closure
Indianapolis based Evans Milling Co which processes 6.5 million bushels of corn a year and supplies Kellogg Post and General Mills announced a shutdown delaying 130 workers. IMA leader Harold Schuman cautioned the 60 day price freeze may create a temporary slowdown but not a broader downswing in production.
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Summit Ends With Optimism on Nuclear War Threat
Nixon and Brezhnev sign a communique at Camp Pendleton as talks yield nonbinding anti nuclear war accord and new SALT momentum. Brezhnev says relations have shifted toward peace. nine agreements map future limits on arms and trade. Moscow visit hinted for six to eight months.
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Nixon and Brezhnev Bid Farewell at El Toro amid Ceremony
President Nixon and Soviet leader Brezhnev and accompanying officials concluded a farewell at El Toro. Brezhnev paused for questions then waved as he boarded Air Force One for Moscow. Nixon waited on the tarmac and later hosted guests before Brezhnev's Paris stop en route.
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Pollution Board to Meet Over Federal Sewage Grants
Indiana Stream Pollution Control Board will meet Thursday to discuss about 101 million dollars in federal grants for municipal sewage treatment plants in Indiana next year. More than 200 municipalities have filed grant applications ranked by pollution, income, and local financing ability. The board may hear a proposal to create a regional sewage district for Lake Monroe discharge, including Bloomington and nearby campsites and developments.
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Ruffo Upset Over School Aid Ruling
INDIANAPOLIS AP Ray Ruffo executive director of the Indiana Catholic Conference expresses disappointment after the U S Supreme Court rejects tax deductions and tuition reimbursements for parents of non public school students He says the conference will continue to seek financial support and work within the Constitution to affirm parental education rights.
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Indiana Catholic Conference
U.S. Supreme Court
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Shelbyville Unions Ratify Contracts
Local members of the United Auto Workers and International Union of Electrical Workers in Shelbyville Indiana ratified new three year contracts with General Electric facilities. UAW locals represent about 700 workers in the Industrial Heating Business Department plant and will gain a 73.5 cent per hour increase over three years. UE locals cover about 150 employees at the Wire Mill and will receive a 72 cent per hour raise plus an extra holiday. Both agreements also lower the minimum retirement age to 62.
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Teamsters Retirees Plan Wednesday Picnic at Collett Park
The monthly meeting of the Teamsters Retirees will hold a picnic at 6 p.m. Wednesday in the middle shelter at Collett Park with Herschel Penry as chairman. About 300 retirees are invited to attend and bring a covered dish and table service.
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Herschel Penry
Wife appeals to Helsinki leaders over Amalrik case
Gyuzel Almarik calls European Security Conference to address her husband Andrei Amalrik a jailed Soviet historian. She urges concrete cases rather than generic statements as he faces a second trial after a retrieval from a Siberian camp was delayed.
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Nine Pacts Shaped U S Soviet Talks with Brezhnev
The agreements cover nuclear peace and arms limits, transportation cooperation, expanded air travel, cultural exchanges, a U S S R chamber of commerce, tax reductions for cross border citizens, agriculture cooperation, and joint oceanography research. The pacts were signed during Nixon and Brezhnev meetings last week.
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Hart to Attend Budget Meetings Despite Resignation
Indiana state Rep. John C. Hart will attend State Budget Committee sessions Tuesday and Wednesday after announcing his resignation over a possible conflict of interest. House Speaker Burrows may appoint a proxy and replace Hart as Ways and Means chair. the party weighs election-law options for a vacancy as GOP holds a 72 to 27 House edge.
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Kermit O. Burrous
Peru
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Associated Press
Otis R. Bowen
Marion County
GOP
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Sendak
Sweezy
Gandhi to hold London talks with Heath during stopover
Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, returning from Canada, will meet British Prime Minister Edward Heath in London for an hour long talk and luncheon before boarding her plane to New Delhi.
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UPL
Indira Gandhi
Canada
Edward Heath
Heath
Indiana University names William Harvey dean of Indianapolis Law School
William F. Harvey 41 named dean of the Indianapolis Law School by the IU Board of Trustees at Saturday meeting. He has taught at the law school since 1968 and succeeds Cleon H. Foust who retires. The board also approved a 138.3 million operating budget for next year and raised dormitory rates at Indiana University Purdue at Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis Law School
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Cleon H. Foust
Indiana Purdue
Indianapolis
Dean testifies in Watergate probe on funds and wiretapping
John Dean outlines obstruction of justice perjury and personal use of 4850 in campaign funds for his wedding and honeymoon, repayment claimed. He cites Caulfield and Ehrlichman orders, 24 hour spying on Kennedy, and delivery of FBI travel data. Senate hearings race toward Mitchell and ongoing cover up allegations.
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Nixon aides face Watergate fallout as trials loom
Reporters say Haldeman Ehrlichman may be indicted with Nixon aides uncertain. Dean testified Nixon knew of the cover up and discussed clemency for Hunt. Newsweek says LaRue funded hush money. Colson discussed money with Hunt. Gallup finds 44 percent approve of Nixon, 45 percent disapprove. Klein predicts a cautious news conference on Watergate questions.
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