Myers Says W T H To Get Guide Signs
Congressman John Myers announced Indiana State Highway Commission reversed its October 1971 decision and will install directional signs on Interstate 70 for West Terre Haute. Signs will be west of the U S 40 interchange for eastbound traffic once designs are finished.
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John Myers
Indiana State Highway Commission
Interstate 70
West Terre Haute
Ruel Steele
U.S. 40
Steele
State Highway Department
Myers
Darwin Road
State Highway Commission
Police search for man accused in repeated exposures
Chief of Detectives Frank Hoffman said a man in his early twenties is sought after three complaints of exposure in recent days. Incidents occurred at Brown and Wabash, Deming Park rear gate, and 22nd and Wabash. Witnesses give similar descriptions. The suspect drives an older white car and wears a security uniform with a badge.
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Frank Hoffman
Hoffman
Brown and
Wabash
Deming Park
22Nd and
Corn Soybean Membership Deadline Near
The 10 Acre Corn and Soybean enrollment deadline for 1972 is Thursday, per the Vigo County Area Extension Office. Extension agent Max Miller urges all cards and membership forms be delivered to the office now to meet Purdue's July 1 deadline.
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Vigo County
Max Miller
Purdue
Speed reading course opens in Terre Haute area
Arrangements are made for a 21 hour speed reading course open to anyone over 13. Graduates are promised reading speeds over 1000 words per minute with at least 15 percent gain in comprehension after seven weeks. Free one hour orientation lectures explain enrollment, tuition, schedule and location.
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Terre Haute
Camp Krietenstein Opens Camp Season With 95 Scouts
The first Camp Krietenstein session started Sunday near Poland in Clay County as 95 Boy Scouts arrived. E R Pettebone lauded volunteers who reopened 12 cabins and built new restrooms, a first aid cabin, showers, wash stands, and dining hall updates.
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Camp
Krietenstein
Poland
Clay County
E. R. Pettebone
Wabash Valley Boy Scout Council
Indiana
Illinois
Pettebone
Ed Pease
Mark Guthrie
Dan Petty
Ken Lincoln
Petty
Pease
Indiana University
David Altepeter
Indiana State University
Lafayette
Robert Jerry II
ISU
Terre Haute
Ronald Schmid
Osgood
South Vigo High School
Trading Post
William Derr
Evansville
Cook
Vincent Smock
Terre Haute North Vigo High School
Mark Zimmerly
Terre Haute South Vigo High School
David Smith
David Wilson
Williiam C. Cook
Greencastle High School
Paul Lambert
Vigo woman wins Jane Award at Purdue Homemakers Conference
Miss Lulu Chickadaunce of Farmersburg was named Vigo County’s Jane Award winner for 1972 at the Purdue University Homemakers Conference. She taught 25 years in Prairie Creek Prairieton schools, then worked as a Purdue extension researcher and in the Office of Economic Opportunity in Terre Haute.
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Farmersburg
Vigo County
Purdue University
Lulu Chickadaance
Janice Bradley
Chickadaance
County Extension Homemakers Council
Janalvce
Rouls
Purdue University Extension
Jane
Roy Gabbard
Richmond
Chicakdaunce
Prairie Creek
Prairieton
Warren County
Purdue University Extension Service
Office of Economic Opportunity
Terre Haute
Jail remarriage correction in Tribune notice
The Tribune prints a correction stating Walter James Wilson and Jolene Marie James were already married and not newly wed in county jail. They have three children and were remarried previously under Roman Catholic rites by Rev. John P. Elford. the error was in reporting a jail ceremony.
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Tribune
Walter James Wilson
Jolene Marie James
Wilson's
Wilson’s
John P. Elford
the Tribune
Purdue professor named first chairman of Indiana Telecommunication Board
C. H. Lawshe of Purdue University was named the first chairman of a new board of directors for the Indiana Higher Education Telecommunications System. The board includes the vice presidents of the four state universities plus Vincennes University and Indiana Vocational Technical College, replacing a 19-member advisory council.
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West Lafayette
Ind
C. H. Lawshe
Purdue University
Indiana Higher Education Telecommunication System
Vincennes University
Indiana Vocational Technical College
State approves credit life insurance rate cut
Indiana moves to lower maximum credit life insurance rates by 13.3 percent to 65 cents per $100 of debt, pending approval by the attorney general and governor. The change, if enacted, would take effect November 1 and would not alter rates for credit health or accident insurance.
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Indianapolis
Theodore L. Sendak
Edgar D. Whitcomb
State Insurance Department
Two Indy Banks Raise Prime Rate to 5 Percent
Indiana National Bank and Merchants National Bank and Trust Co. lifted their prime rates to 5 percent on Monday, joining New York Chicago and San Francisco banks in a first general increase since April. American Fletcher National Bank and Trust Co. said it was studying the move by day’s end.
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Fort Harrison
American Legion
Wabash Valley Fairgrounds
Glenn and Rose Orphan Homes
Jold
Gibault School
Hoosier
Fred Schwartz
Vernon A. Shanklin
Legion
Memorial Stadium
Fairgrounds
Shanklin
Indianapolis
Indiana National Bank and Merchants National Bank and Trust Co
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
American Fletcher National Bank and Trust Co
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Holiday Inn
YMCA
Rockstroh
Charles Horne
Craig Chamberlain
Jim Lincoln
Gary Myer
Southern Illinois University
Oblong, Ill
Rick Riedel
West Vigo High School
Jay Farrar
Riley High School
South Bend
Kevin Lambert
Schulte High School
Jerry Wythe
Public Service
Vigo
Jane Award
Bill Goff
Kenneth C. McComber
Republic of the Philippines
Assemblies of God
Assembly of God Church
N. 13Th St
McComber
Margaret
Indy Banks
Life Dist
York T. H. Radio
SJ Duesenberg Torpedo Phaeton
Hiram Walker
Walker
Robenon
Walker's
Hiram Walker & Sons Inc
Peoria, Ill
Sherwinlaat
Covi Rt
Eari
Cannon
Sherwin-Williams
Rogers
Lawrence
Wabash Ave
Kings Island
America
Hanna- Barbera
Sherwin-Williams Eiffel Tower
Charce
Bankamericard
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