Hatcher Attacks U S Steel Over Gary Tax Policy
Gary mayor Richard Hatcher denounces U S Steel as arrogant and above the law over city taxes and building permit enforcement. U S Steel official Walker counters, noting tax payments rose from 16.3 to 26.6 million as production fell, while Nader alleges underassessment.
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Washington
UPI
Richard G. Hatcher
Gary
Ind
U.S. Steel Corp
Hatcher
W. A. Walker
U.S. Steel
Walker
Ralph Nader
Nader
Chicago
U.S
Edmund S. Muskie
D.maine
Subcommittee
Indiana corn growth slows under cool week
Indiana crop report shows corn averaging 15 inches by week end, down from 24 inches a year ago, with cool temperatures blamed. Soybeans 5 percent unplanted, similar to last year. Beans 5 inches high, oats headed, rye and barley partially harvested, alfalfa and clover hay on pace, moisture mostly short to adequate.
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Lafayette, Ind
Earl L. Park
Agriculture Department
Purdue University
Indiana
Daley Praises McGovern Organization Without Endorsement
Chicago mayor Richard J. Daley lauded Senator George McGovern as having the greatest organization in the country but refused to endorse him for the Democratic nomination. He will announce his caucus choice at the Illinois delegation gathering July 10 in Miami Beach. Daley denied preelection tactics and disputed reports of violence at caucuses.
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Chicago
Richard J. Daley
George McGovern
D-S.d
New Orleans
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Daley
McGovern
Couny
Illinois
Miami Beach
Eight anti war protesters fined in Chicago traffic disruption
Eight protesters pleaded guilty to obstructing traffic during an anti war leaflet drop in Chicago on May 11. Judge John J. Moran fined each $50 after dismissing mob action and disorderly conduct charges.
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Chicago
Nixon
John J. Moran
Indiana 4 H Names 20 Winners At Roundup
Twenty Indiana 4 H Club members with top records last year were honored at Pur due University during the 54th 4 H Roundup. State winners receive a trip to the National 4 H Congress or national competition entry.
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West Lafayette
Ind
UPI
Indiana
Purdue University
Chicago
Douglas Harvey
Connersville
Sandra Portzer
Evansville
Deloris Sears
Lafayette
Debra Gosney
Martha Linstromberg
Jerry Rodeffer
Mooreland
Jan Riggs
Susan Perdiew
West Terre Haute
Susie Myers
Bedford
Rich Wikerson
Bloomington
Arden Arndt
Lacrosse
Kathleen Wallis
Woman arrested in selective service office raid
Margaret Anne Heutsche, 25, was arrested Monday in connection with the May 12 raid on a suburban Evanston selective service office. She is released on a $5,000 bond after appearing before a U.S. magistrate on charges of possessing 2,000 draft files. FBI said two weeks after the raid letters from The Planetary Peoples Liberation Front were sent to men whose files were taken. letters allegedly typed on a machine used by Heutsche in a Chicago company job.
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Chicago
Margaret Anne Heutsche
Selective Service
Evanston
Sharon
Miss Heutsche
U.S
FBI
The
Planetary Peoples’ Liberation Front
Youth Drowns While Swimming Near Millstadt Lake
A 17 year old Belleville youth Larry Green drowned while swimming with a companion at a lake near Millstadt. The victim reportedly dropped from a rope tied to a tree and his body was recovered about an hour later.
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Belleville, II
Belleville
Larry Green
Millstadt
St. Clair
American Legion Names Two for Service Medals
The American Legion will award two 1972 distinguished service medals at its 54th national convention in Chicago August 18 to 24. Wallace receives August 21 for publishing and distributing motivational reading material and $20 million in philanthropy. Stennis receives August 23 for long service as a Mississippi legislator, attorney, judge, and as a U S senator and Armed Services Committee chair.
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Indianapolis
API
American Legion
John C. Stennis
Miss
DeWitt Wallace
Reader’s Digest
Legion
Chi
Cago
John H. Geiger
Des Plaines
Wallace
Stennis
Mississippi
Peggy Little to Be Featured at Terre Haute Show
A country and western program starring Peggy Little will be held at 8 p.m. on August 3 at Terre Haute South Vigo High School. Sponsored by Terre Haute Fire Fighters Local 758, the event features Cal Smith Bud Brewer and the Brew Masters the Willis Brothers Kenny Price Bobby Lewis Lonzo and Oscar and Chuck Jennings. Tickets available at the door or in advance from any firefighter or by writing Suite 309 Merchants Bank Building Terre Haute.
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Peggy Little
Terre Haute South Vigo High School
Terre Haute
Cal Smith
Bud Brewer
Brew Masters
Willis Brothers
Kenny Price
Bobby Lewis
Lonzo
Oscar
Chuck Jennings
Merchants Bank
Lugar briefs officials on trip to Great Britain
Indianapolis Mayor Richard G Lugar told federal and county officials about his study of British local government. He noted Britain’s county managers direct programs in environment, health, and education and found no major reform movement. Lugar spoke to Kenneth Cole and reported the trip was at President Nixon’s request.
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Washington
UPI
Indianapolis
Richard G. Lugar
Great Britain
Lugar
National Association of Counties
America
Britain
Kenneth Cole
Nixon
Louisiana Youth Killed In Road Crash
A Louisiana youth, Henry Jones aged 11 from Harmon, was killed when a southbound semi-trailer struck the rear of a camper pickup driven by his father William Jones aged 49 on Interstate 69 near Markle Indiana. The father, his wife Marie and two other sons sustained minor injuries. The semi driver Lonnie Seabaugh aged 32 from Oak Ridge Missouri was uninjured. The camper was hurled into a guard rail. Elwood Grove aged 56 of Howe was killed in a separate incident Monday.
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Louisiana
Huntington County
Markle
Henry Jones
Harmon
William Jones
Marie
Lonnie Seabaugh
Oak Ridge
Elwood E. Grove
Howe
Driving roller overturns on Lagrange County road
State police reported that Grove was operating a roller between two highway projects when the machine slid off the shoulder and rolled over nine miles southeast of Lagrange on a local road.
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Lagrange
Grove
Greensburg Water Rate Hike Sought by City Utility
Indiana Public Service Commission urged to approve higher water rates for Greensburg residents. The plan sets 80 cents per 100 cubic feet for the first 500 cubic feet monthly, raising the minimum residential charge to 2.40 dollars.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Public Service Commission
Greensburg
Local Radio TV Listings and Air Time Schedule
The listing compiles area TV stations WTWO 2 Terre Haute NBC CBS affiliates and Indianapolis outlets plus Champ NBC WICD 15 and others, with cable numbers and broadcast hours for music news and sports. It also notes a mention of hay fever and asthma causes being pollen molds and insect particles.
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WTWO
Terre Haute
NBC
Indianapolis
Wic
Cable
WRTV
WTVW
Evansville
Abc
Wish-Tv
CBS
WLWI
WICD
Champ
WUSI
Olney
PBS
Wand-Tv
Decatur
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