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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1968
Page
6
City Controller Carl Price said 77000 in appropriations could still be authorized by the City Council despite not meeting the prior deadline. The funds were to cover a police communications room, late summer payroll for temporary park staff, and city insurance payments. A special session is planned for July 5 to decide, with potential designation for the second half of 1968.
Dr. John Truitt vice president for Student Affairs at Indiana State University will join 14 other university vice presidents to discuss campus problems at the University of Nebraska June 28 and 29. G Robert Ross Nebraska dean of student affairs will host a program of informal discussions with attendees from Ball State Iowa State Kansas State Illinois Mississippi State Kentucky Maryland Oregon State Michigan State Penn State Georgetown University and University of Miami Fla.
Starr Mundy of 2021 N. 6th St. was granted a divorce and child custody in Vigo Superior Court No. 2 with Judge Charles K. McCrory ordering Jimmie Lee Mundy to pay 15 dollars weekly child support. The decree also assigns ownership of a television and stereo, with the pool table to the defendant. In the same court, Judge Pro Tem Robert H. Duffy granted a divorce to George Edward Brown from Dorothy A. Brown of 2601 Lafayette Ave.
Dr Iverson C Bell vice president of the Vigo County School Corp Board of Trustees will be a Region VII delegate at an Indiana School Boards Association legislative committee meeting Held Friday and Saturday at Purdue University The event reviews 1969 legislative issues and plans recommendations for ISBAs October delegate assembly Dr William A Gitlon chairs the session with consultants Lowell C Rose and A Bernard Hatch Also notes a line about the Punic Wars between Rome and Carthage.
Washington AP reports a federal antipoverty grant to rehabilitate Chicago street gangs is under scrutiny as senators hear claims of false testimony. Sen Carl Curtis warns jail for false stories while Rev John Fry is accused of inciting crime. witness George Rose labels Fry a malicious liar amid testimony about church as a gang arsenal and narcotics activity.
Dr. Otis Bowen spoke at Indiana State University about relief for taxpayers focusing on education, tax relief, health, roads, and social issues. He urged a 12 month school year and federal aid with fewer strings, and proposed reducing property taxes via local spending cuts, a local sales tax, more state funds to communities, and shifting taxing power to the state. He also called for more frequent General Assembly sessions and constitutional revisions.
Arnold A. Pell opens a puppy palace in Wollaston Massachusetts offering a ten year guarantee on puppies. A puppy love room lets customers meet and evaluate compatibility between pet and owner before purchase.
City Hall desk officer receives an arsenal from Rina Kor five and Alexander Kor seven of 2732 Park St. The items include a GI Joe .45 pistol a .45 holster a green belt with cartridge case a lever action rifle with scope and a rawhide holster. The children say toy guns cannot hurt people and they want real guns gone. Chief Melvin notes no real guns were turned in despite gun control calls.
A list of individuals with violations and fines includes John R. Wells 24 of 2735 Park Ave for muffler violation $3.25. Thomas Wilson 20 of 516 N 13th St for no operator’s license $13.25. Lynn Meyer 20 of Clay City for improper turn $13.25. Mary Sullivan 34 of Indianapolis for improper turn $13.25. John King 17 of Paris Illinois for no registration $7.25. Luther Corvan 58 of Shreveport Louisiana for public intoxication ten days in Vigo County Jail suspended and fined $30.
A man entered Lil's Food Shop in St. Louis on Wednesday night and ordered the clerk to light his cigarette while threatening her with a revolver. Mrs. Mable McLaughlin, 50, handed over $26 before the suspect fled the scene.
Dr Bowen urged longer legislative sessions exceeding 66 days and higher salaries for state legislators. He favored more constitutional amendments but noted amendments take five years. He pressed Indiana health concerns, calling for a new medical school to address doctor shortages, mental health capacity, and better roads with a transportation department. He also urged improved state parks to boost tourism.
The article lists diverse carrot preparations from boiling with skins on to frying. It notes peeling by slipping jackets away like potatoes, dipping in batter and cereal, and combining with potatoes for mashed or whipped mixtures that impart a hint of orange and a new flavor.
Terre Haute students Betsy Ault Max Kuykendall Debby Leach and Paul Tipton are among about 100 Indiana high school scholars enrolled in two identical one week Latin Institutes at Indiana University. The programs run June 23 to 29 and July 7 to 13 and offer courses in Latin Greek archaeology history mythology and teaching to introduce students to university life and classics studies.
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