Free Street Theater Readies Midwest Tour Stop in Terre Haute
The Free Street Theater will perform at Boozer Field Terre Haute at 7 p.m. July 6 with a puppet stage story stage and musical production A Crowd of People. Local sponsors include Happiness Bag Players and Indiana State University.
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Happiness Bag Players
Indiana State University
Patrick Henry
Midwest
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Kentucky
Michigan
Ohio
Illinois
Third and Chestnut Sts
Hulman Snack Shop Closure At ISU Center Cites Economy
Hulman Center Snack Shop at Indiana State University will close temporarily with no reopening date given. Roscoe W. Wehrler says staff cuts and ongoing losses drive the action while the dining room remains open for roll and coffee breakfasts and buffet lunches.
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Roscoe W. Wehrler
Indiana State University
Deming
ISU
Wehrley
Lawton-Byrum Post Honored at Indiana V F W Convention
Lawton-Byrum V F W Post No 972 members received state honors at the Indiana convention in Evansville. Awards went to Post Commander Winfred E Todd and Mildred Daugherty for leadership roles. The Kadet Band took second in its competition. various appointments and extra recognitions followed, including community service trophies and Americanism honors.
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Lawton-Byrum V.F.W
Department of Indiana
Evansville
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Mildred Daugherty
Ladies Auxiliary
Americanism
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Paul Ingle
John Miller
Legion Kadet
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Ellinger
Sons of the V.F.W
Tom Wilson
M.O.C. Laison
Albert Hastings
Central Area
Thomas Shaw
Vietnam Veterans Affairs
Eli Malooley
Charles Biltimier
Wilbur Brock
Mary Jo Ingle
Marcella Ellinger
Martha Todd
Mary Carrico
Donetta Hastings
The Theoretical and The Practical South in Bridge
In a bridge example North South are vulnerable. South wins the spade lead and must decide between a heart or club finesse or a diamond finesse. South chooses a diamond finesse, winning as West holds three high spades, while the hand emphasizes that bridge decisions rely on opponents’ bids and plays, not a vacuum.
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West
Declarer
Dr Erbes Attends International Harp Week in Holland
Dr Rosyin Rensch Erbes of Indiana State University departs for the 14th International Harp Week in Holland starting July 13. The event gathers 17th century estate harpists from around the world. She plans studies in London with Maria Korchinska and lecture duties in Wales, contributing to the American Harp Journal and teaching at ISU.
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Rosyin Rensch Erbes
Indiana State University Department of Humanities and Art
Amsterdam
Erbes
London
Maria Korchinska
Wales
American Harp Journal
ISU
Terre Haute Symphony
Meir Says She Will Not Negotiate With Arafat
Prime Minister Golda Meir told a Paris interview she will never negotiate with Yasser Arafat or with any terrorist group whose aim is to kill Israelis and destroy Israel. She said she would negotiate with any Arab representative from an Arab state but not with Palestinians as such.
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Yasser Arafat
Seven New City Firemen Appointed in Terre Haute
Terre Haute announces seven new firefighters: Charles W. Sandifer Harold Chrisman Victor T. Cooper Otis W. Williams Dennis E. Everhart Laurence H. Stanley and Charles E. Nichols Jr. Their appointments take effect July 1, expanding the department to 152 members.
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Terre Haute
Leroy Shipley
Science Workshop at ISU Focuses on SCIS Curriculum
National Science Foundation and Indiana State University sponsor a five week science workshop for elementary teachers on the ISU campus starting July 18. The program trains teachers to implement or modify the Science Curriculum Improvement Study with 30 graduate student spots and waived fees. Applications can be requested by mail or phone through the Science Teaching Center ISU.
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Knights of Columbus Branch Receives Sunday Liquor Permit
The Knights of Columbus Club at 823 Poplar St. was issued a Sunday liquor by the drink permit by the Alcoholic Beverage Commission. Nineteen other firms statewide also received Sunday sale permits.
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Knights of Columbus Club
Poplar St
Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Seek ABC changes in Indianapolis
A governor set up special study team recommends new Alcoholic Beverage Commission procedures to save between 20000 and 60030 dollars annually. The changes, some needing legislation, would eliminate seven jobs.
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Indianapolis
Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Brownsea Island Adventure Special Troop Planned
Larry Meddiles announced a special provisional troop for the Wabash Valley Council with the Brownsea Island Adventure name. The camp runs July 8 to 14 at Camp Kriet enstein near Poland, cost 30 per Scout, and participants supply personal gear while the camp provides tents and staff. Reservations are at Scout Service Center Terre Haute.
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Larry Meddiles
Wabash Valley Council
Boy Scouts of America
Brownsea Island
England
Baden Powell
Camp
Krietenstein
Poland
Scout Service Center
S. 25Th St
Terre Haute
Confusion Over Obscenity Law Spurs State and Local Action
The piece argues that federal obscenity rulings have created unpredictability and risk, citing cases like the ban of Joyce's Ulysses and Ralph Ginzburg’s conviction. It suggests the Supreme Court’s shifting standards pushed creators to seek local remedies at state houses or city halls.
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James Joyce
Ulysses
Supreme Court
Ralph Ginzberg
State House
City Hall
House Mouse Origin Traced to Asia
Scientists trace the house mouse origin to Asia and its spread to Europe and America. The term mouse reportedly derives from an old Sanskrit word meaning thief, while ships likely carried mice to the United States over two centuries ago.
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New York
Asia
Europe
America
Agriculture department scales back push on fruit sales
The Agriculture Department resumes a scaled down promotions drive for fresh Bartlett pears and sweet cherries. Officials seek help from news media and the food industry in the coming weeks as supplies are larger than usual with the cherry crop nearly doubling and Bartlett pear production up 19 percent from 1972. Prices were not announced, but earlier reports indicated higher fruit prices than in 1972.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
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