Nixon proposal aims for energy cuts and new department
President Nixon plans a 5 percent cut in personal energy use and a major reorganization creating a Department of Energy and Natural Resources. A White House energy czar would coordinate policy while a $10 billion five year program would expand energy research and fossil fuel development.
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Nixon
Interior Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Wed
Interior
Energy Research and Development Administration
White House
Energy Czar
Colorado
John A. Love
Associated Press
Department of Energy and Natural Resources
DENR
Gelder Succeeds Rankin As Committee President
John T. Gelder was elected president of the Committee for Area Progress at a Thursday meeting in the Hurman Center. He succeeds Dr. Alan C. Rankin of Indiana State University, who led the group since its 1966 founding. The session also installed Anton Hulman Jr. and Forrest Sherer as vice presidents, with Harold Miles as secretary and Charles R. Morris as treasurer.
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Committee For Area Progress
John T. Gelder Jr
Center
Alan C. Rankin
Jean Conyers
House of Photography
Committee For Area Progress Board of Directors
Hurman Center
John T. Gelder
Indiana State Universiy
Anton Hulman Jr
Forrest Sherer
Harold Miles
Charles R. Morris
C. Joseph Anderson
William G. Bannon
Paul A. Bening Jr
Robert Bishop
Betty Foster Blumberg
William J. Brighton
Franklin Brown
Roberta Byrd
Pete Chales
Lloyd V. Channels
James E
Jean) Conyers
Frank P. Crawford
Woodrow W
Maxine) Creason
Arch Dunbar
Calvin
Margaret) Dyer
Rollie L. Ewing
Eston D. Fuson
Paul D. Haas
John M. Hanley
Shelton Hannig
Burch Harlan
John R. Holdren
Noel E. Hord
Paul FE. Humphrey
Ray G. Ingram
Robert L. Ireland
Homer
Alice) Kiewig
Jeanne Knoerle
The
Sisters of Providence
St. Mary-of-the-Woods College
Charles Lawson Jr
James
Kassis
John K. Lemry
John A. Logan
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
J. Arthur Mann
Thomas S. Merritt
Harold W. Miles
Ewing H. Miller
Max G. Miller
Charles Morris
J. Kenneth Moulton
Joe H. Petty
Howard E. Potter
Carl S. Riddle
Forrest G. Sherer
James E. Sullivan
John A. Templeton
Chamber of Commerce
Two Fatalities Raise Vigo County Toll to Eleven
Vigo County records its second death in 24 hours when a small foreign car veered off County Line Road and struck a bridge culvert killing passenger Jerry Lovellette 38. Driver Donald Morris 23 escaped injury after reportedly falling asleep at 3:39 a.m. near Ind 46. The earlier crash at Springhill Road and US 41 claimed Mildred Hermanson 67.
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Vigo
Clay County
St. Anthony Hospital
Jerry Paul Lovellette
Robert Burkle
Mildred Hermanson
Springhill Road
U.S. 41
Larry Marlin
Lovellette
Ind
Donald Joe Morris
Morris
Columbia Records
Jerry P. Lovellette
Strausburg
Brighton Foresees Progress at Park
Mayor William J Brighton outlined plans to turn Fort Harrison Industrial Park over to Terre Haute, aiming to boost development. WVEDC President Harold W Miles announced the 675000 mortgage was paid June 15 on the 285 acre Tampane property, with annual income about 90000 and expenses 60000. The city expects 30000 yearly profit and will seek federal funding in Chicago to upgrade roads sidewalks and utilities. Continued on Page 2 Col 3.
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Tampane
Terre Haute
William J. Brighton
Harold W. Miles
Wabash Valley Economic Development Commission
WVEDC
Committee For Area Progress
the Tribune
Brighton
Terre Haute Economic Development Commission
EDC
West Central
Indiana
Chicago
Pillsbury Expands Seelyville Refrigerated Foods Division
Pillsbury announces expansion of the Seelyville refrigerated foods division led by W A Herman general manager. employment will rise from 60 to about 200 with 17 000 additional square feet including 12 000 for a refrigerated warehouse and 5 000 for employee and production facilities. bids for the warehouse to be opened next week with work starting mid July. by mid September employment will reach 120 and 200 when the warehouse is completed in late 1973. the plant, in operation about three years, uses truck transport and is part of Pillsbury’s growing refrigeration division.
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Pillsbury Company
Seelyville
W. A. Herman
Terre Haute
Herman
Pillsbury
Bicycles Edge Cars in US Sales Peak of 1972
More bicycles than cars were sold in the United States in 1972 for the first time since World War II. The shift reflects changing consumer demand and postwar mobility trends.
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United States
Terre Haute Plans Sale of $1 Million Bonds for Bemis Expansion
Terre Haute council approved a bond ordinance to publicly sell $1 million in bonds to fund Bemis Company Inc expansion. The Indiana EDC crafted the plan to attract business with low interest and tax exempt bonds. The project is expected to add about 50 to 100 jobs and raise payroll by roughly $600,000. Mayor Brighton noted the city bears no obligation if the firm fails.
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Terre Haute
Bemis Company, Inc
Terre Haute Economic Development Commission
Bemis
EDC
Indiana General Assembly
William J. Brighton
Dean Questions Site Of Watergate Meeting
Former White House counsel John W Dean III said he may have named the wrong hotel for a key June 29 1972 Watergate meeting with Herbert Kalmbach and noted the dispute surfaced as the Senate Watergate committee neared a 10 day holiday break. He also said he recalled the meeting’s substance was about hush money for those arrested at the Watergate break in and that records at the White House may be needed for his testimony.
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Washington
John W. Dean III
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Nixon
Dean
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Edward J. Gurjney
R-Fla
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Sen
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Committee
Weather forecast and river data for Terre Haute area
The forecast calls for fair and cool tonight with mostly sunny conditions Saturday. Indiana expects lows in the 50s and highs in the low 80s while Illinois remains fair, cool tonight and mostly sunny Saturday. River stage is 7.5 feet at 2 pm and falling with no precipitation.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Illinois
Weicker Upset Over White House Intimidation
Senator Lowell P. Weicker Jr facing questions from the Watergate committee denounced White House intimidation efforts. He produced a March 28 tape excerpt between Richard Kleindienst and John Ehrlichman and cited alleged White House tactics to discredit him. Colson was accused of circulating fabricated stories.
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Senate
John D. Ehrlichman
Richard G. Kleindienst
Ehrlichman
Kleindienst
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
R-Conn
FBI
L. Patrick Gray II
Gray
Weicker
White House
Atty
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Baker
Churchgoers' Troubles Prompt Comment on Attendance
A reader comments that people seeking help at church may have few troubles or would need more frequent visits to seek relief. The remark reflects concerns about congregational support and faith responses to personal issues.
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Robert H Duffy
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2Nd Ave
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James Conover
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Jay W. Dennis
John E. Etling
Peter A. Farmer
John Feuquay
Thomas J Finnerty
Thomas Crede Fitzpatrick
Donald Foltz
Welby M. Frantz
George L. Hanks
Marshall T. Hubbard
Mose
News Digest
James McHargue
Tribune
James Sullivan
B. Michael McCormick
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United Press International
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Montoya
R Conn
Weicke
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National Weather Service
Tennessean
Charles Colson
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