Drinking: Serious Problem for Teen-Agers
Teen drinking is rising with 1.3 million youths aged 12 to 17 facing serious alcohol issues. Studies show 28 percent are problem drinkers and 60 percent of drunken driving deaths involve teens. Peer pressure and life stress drive youths to drink. Alcoholics Anonymous even targets teens in some cities. Vigo County officials acknowledge a local teen drinking problem.
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Allen
U.S. News and World Report
Teen-age drinking problem mapped in a national series
The Tribune launches a four part series on teen-age drinking focusing first on national trends and practical reasons. Experts note penalties for teen alcohol abuse are lighter than for drugs while access remains high and parents emerge as a key influence on the problem.
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Terre Haute Tribune brief no. 28 June 28 1977
The Terre Haute Tribune issue for Tuesday June 28 1977 presents a weekly city briefing with local notices and short items. It reflects the newspaper’s standard format for a midweek edition, including community updates and business notices.
Israel Says No Lands Excluded in Middle East Talks
Washington confirms the United States will not impose a settlement as Israel and Arab states seek direct talks. Cyrus Vance reassures Jewish leaders while Begin signals firm conditions, drawing U S irritation over hard line positions and ongoing friction between Washington and Jerusalem. Rabbinic voices urge cautious U S involvement.
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Middle East
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Gaza
U.S
Olympics Meet Opens at ISU State Event for Handicapped Athletes
The three day Indiana Special Olympics state meet at Indiana State University opened with a Parade of Athletes on Marks Field. Thomas W. Binford host of the opening ceremonies praised Special Olympics for offering competition and showcasing what can be done. Athletes from across the state competed in swimming gymnastics and track and field with ribbons for all participants. The program, founded by the Joseph P Kennedy Jr Foundation in 1968, aims to build confidence and self mastery through sport.
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Indianapolis
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Marks Field
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Scooby-Doo
Ronald
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation
Linton Celebration Draws 40 000 Visitors July Fourth
Linton Indiana plans a four day celebration with 40 000 or more visitors. Indiana Lt Gov Robert Orr leads the grand parade with Miss Renee Roman Indiana Rose Festival Queen. Attendees include senators John Myers and state lawmakers. parade entries come from Indiana and Illinois.
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United States
Greene County
Renee Roman
Indiana
Gas-Rationing Considered as Presidential Standby Power
James Bishop and James Schlesinger outlined a standby gasoline rationing program for immediate use by the President. The plan aims to curb consumption during supply interruptions as part of the Carter administration energy strategy. Bishop noted 27 billion gallons expected to be used this summer for vacations.
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Carter
James Bishop
James Schlesinger
Schlesinger
Jim Guy Tucker
D-Ark
Tucker
Bishop
Glenn Home Budget Deliberations Center on $60,000 Upgrade
Vigo County Welfare Board weighs funding for Glenn Home repairs including a $45,000 boiler and $15,000 laundry upgrade. The 1978 budget discussion covers facility maintenance, funding sources, and whether costs belong to the county or the institution, with potential federal revenue sharing mentioned.
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Carolyn Toops
Tribune
Vigo County Welfare Board
Bobby G
Pete” Culver
Lloyd Baker
Vigo County
Glenn
Terry Brentlinger
Frank Kaperak
Grand Jury
Glenn Cardwell
Culver
Baker
Les Sinclair
Nora Newman
River Weather and Local News Digest
Terre Haute area forecast shows scattered showers and strong storms with highs in the 80s and nights near upper 60s. River stage listed at .9 feet and precipitation around .27 inches. Tribune Exclusive features Teen-Age Drinking Part II forecast.
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Terre Haute
A Tribune
No End is in Sight To GM Paper War
UPI Detroit reports Judge James P. Churchill was to rule on GM’s bid to halt a grand jury tax fraud probe. The decision would not end the dispute with the Justice Department, and an appeal is expected regardless. The judge heard seven hours of testimony amid extensive filings from both sides.
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U.S
James P. Churchill
Churchill
State Resurfacing of South 7th St
Vigo County commissioners vow immediate resurfacing of S 7th Street from Margaret to Davis avenues. Preparatory shoulder work begins Wednesday with a two inch asphalt layer to start next Monday, weather permitting. Officials note two to three years to overcome red tape for permanent work. Funding comes from the County Highway Department patching budget. materials will be hauled by the county and laid by Wabash Valley Asphalt.
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Davis Avenues
Frank Kaperak
Kaperak
Wabash Valley Asphalt
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