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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1973

Page

11

Kerman Grotto Nears Completion After Fire Loss

Fire destroyed the Kerman Grotto headquarters on U S 40 near Terre Haute causing about 125000 in damages. The lodge rebuilt at the Dresser School in West Terre Haute and plans late July openings with full completion by October.

Kerman Grotto U.S. 40 Terre Haute Cherry St Grotto Dresser School Route 4 West Terre Haute N. 8Th St Lodge Harry Perdieu

Brazil Daily Times Sold to Nixon Newspapers Inc

Brazil Indiana residents learn the Brazil Daily Times has been sold by George H. James and Margretta Cassel to Nixon Newspapers Inc of Wabash. John Nixon of Peru will be president and publisher with Joe Redenbarger as vice president and associate publisher. The purchase includes the clubroom ballroom and kitchen plus eight bowling lanes. Construction costs are estimated at 350000 dollars with concrete walls floors and ceilings and tri color water proofing. The building will be air conditioned with a nightclub atmosphere planned for the lodge and ballroom. Grotto members assist with early work and decorating plans.

BAZIL Ind Brazil John Nixon Peru Joe Redenbarger Times General John Curry Phillip Davis H. Readinger and Sons, Inc Perichen Curry

Tidd Reports On Progress of Amphitheater

University Terre Haute amphitheater near completion aims for December opening. Kim Tidd notes schedule on track as contractor teams install drywall and curbs while weather and material delays slow progress. ISU aims reserved seating for basketball with Purdue visit as dedication looms.

Tidd University-Civic Kim Tidd Bob Johnson Indiana State University Johnson Fagle Street Eighth Ninth Cherry Eagle University Sverdrup Parcel and ISU Purdue University Terre Haute ISU Sycamores University of Oklahoma Hickey Construction Co South Bend Freitag-Weinh

Goodwill Pick-Up Service Closed July 2 7

Goodwill Industries will close its pick-up service July 2 through July 7. Residents should not place donations outside boxes during this week. Emergency rush deliveries will be available. workshops stores and branches reopen after the six day period.

Goodwill Industries Ted Grob Jr N. St. St Goodwill Workshop United Way

Balloon crew scrubs Lake Erie test flight eastbound

A bal loonist and crew postpone a planned test flight across Lake Erie from Lorain County Airport due to 15 to 20 mph winds. They will shift south to Buffalo New York to attempt crossing Friday or over the weekend amid forecasted bad weather.

Elyria, Ohio Lake Erie Clint Laird Canada Lorain County Elyria Buffalo N.Y

Alfred Rebozo Released After Minor Skin Surgery

Alfred Rebozo, brother of C G Bebe Rebozo, was released from Doctors Hospital in Coral Gables after an overnight stay for minor skin surgery. The hospital had initially confirmed a press report it was Bebe Rebozo, a close friend of President Nixon, but corrected that the patient was Alfred Rebozo.

Miami UPI Alfred Rebozo C. G Bebe” Rebozo Doctors Hospital Coral Gables Bebe Rebozo Nixon

Balloon flight across Lake Michigan canceled by weather

On Friday sheared by Laird the effort by Bob Sparks and balloon designer Mark Semich to cross Lake Michigan was scrubbed due to unfavorable weather conditions delaying the planned Monday attempt.

Laird Bob Sparks Mark Semich Lake Michigan

Senate approves foreign aid bill with Democratic yes votes

The Senate passed a $770 million foreign military aid bill 50 to 42 with Democratic Sens. Birch Bayh and Vance Hartke joining the majority.

Washington Birch Bayh Vance Hartke Senate

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