Senate vote looms after tax package party line stand
Indianapolis Republicans united in a first head on clash with Democrats over a tax plan. The bills, backed by Gov. Bowen and Senate sponsors, will reach desks and must sit 24 hours before second reading Thursday. If cleared Friday, the GOP will push three-day week next week and move priority bills.
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Indianapolis
Senate
Otis R. Bowen
Senate Finance Committee
State Property Tax Control Board
Gutman
Fort Wayne
Chamber
House
U.S. Supreme Court
Indiana House panel approves anti abortion resolution
State Rep. R. Jerome Kearns pushes a resolution urging Indiana’s U S Congress to back constitutional amendments to ban abortion. The House Human Affairs Committee backed it 11 to 0 with Rep. Robert Bales added as co sponsor. The measure cites Supreme Court rulings on fetal humanity and gestation.
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R. Jerome Kearns
D-Terre Haute
House Human Affairs Committee
Indiana
U.S. Congress
Robert Bales
Danville
Human Affairs Committee
Public Health and Environmental Affairs Committee
Kearns
House
U.S. Supreme Court
Medical Testimony in Vigo rape kidnap trial
Prosecution presented medical testimony as Robert Wayne Austin 21 defends himself in Vigo Circuit Court. ISU student victim testified about the November 8 abduction and rape while another two coeds linked Austin to earlier incidents. The jury heard from ISU security officers doctors nurses and a pathologist detailing the victim’s condition.
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Robert Wayne Austin
Vigo
Indiana State University
Ralph Berry
Robert L. Wright
ISU
William Jenkins
George Merchant
Donald Tryon
ISU Health Center
Mary Ann Robertson
James H. Rogers
James C. Lee
St. Anthony Hospital
Robert H. Brown
Austin
Hendricks Hall
9Th Street
Jamison Hall
Terre Haute Troops Proclaim Girl Scout Week in City Hall
Four Girl Scout troops from the Covered Bridge Council joined Mayor William J. Brighton in Terre Haute to proclaim March 11 to 17 as Girl Scout Week. Troops 71 120 96 and 123 attended with leader Pam Kopp and presented a trefoil paper weight.
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Terre Haute
William J. Brighton
Covered Bridge Girl Scout Council
Ranu Rathee
Donna Daugherty
Susan Brown
Rose Ross
Pam Kopp
Turner Girls Club
Brighton
Girl Scouts of America
Vigo County
Miss Kopp
Fairbanks
Raiu Rather
Martin
Weather Summary from Terre Haute and Vicinity
The report shows river stage rising to 9 feet by 2 pm and a high of 73 yesterday with 65 overnight. Forecast calls for partly cloudy, cooler conditions tonight and Thursday with lows 44 to 48 and highs in the 50s. Precipitation totals reach .19 inches with 16 percent chances tonight and Thursday. Dirt-dust count 76 micrograms per cubic meter. Sunrise 7:14 a.m. Sunset 6:48 p.m.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Illinois
Fifty six former POWs headed home from Clark Field
Eighty former prisoners of war began their journey back to the United States with a sendoff at Clark Field in the Philippines. The remaining 56 POWs were to depart in three flights on Thursday bound for Andrews, Kelly, Travis, and Scott air bases. Doctors said they were in good shape and any needed follow up care would be provided at military hospitals near home.
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Clark Air Base
Philippines
United States
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington, D.C
Kelly Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Scott Air Force Base
Ill
Kelly, Scott
Travis
Clark Base
Cmdr
Edward H. Martin
Coronado
Castle Supper Club Destroyed by Fire in Clinton
Clinton Indiana special report says The Castle restaurant, a local landmark, was destroyed by a morning fire. Firefighters from four Clinton companies, plus Fairview, battled the blaze. Owners Bill and Florence Wake could not explain the cause. the building once served as a private dwelling built near the Aragon pool.
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Clinton, Ind
Clinton
Castle
Bill
Florence Wake
Fairview
Aragon
Gray Testimony Contradicted Over Cleveland Speech Origin
Acting FBI Director L Patrick Gray III says the White House initiated his Cleveland City Club speech in June 1972, contradicting his prior Senate testimony about the invitation. He asserts the club was liberal and provided a platform for his views on the FBI amid ongoing nomination hearings.
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Washington
FBI
L. Patrick Gray III
Cleveland
White House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Gray
Cleveland City Club
O'Donnell
Club
Patrick E.o’donnell
Nixon
James 0. Eastland
D-Miss
City Club
L. Patrick Gray
Numairi orders crackdown on guerrillas in Sudan
President Jaafar Numairi announced a roundup of Sudanese suspected of ties to terrorists after the slaying of U S diplomat and a Belgian official. Eight Palestinians who surrendered face possible murder charges with extenuating circumstances debated by lawyers. Local lawyers have volunteered to defend the terrorists and bar association leaders may join.
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Numairi
Sudan
Khartoum
Jaafar E Numairi
Black September
U.S
Guy Eid
Wasfi Tell
Cairo
United States
Robert F. Kennedy
Martin Luther King Jr
Lifesaving Roots: Massachusetts Humane Society Founded in 1785
The first organized lifesaving service began with the Massachusetts Humane Society, a volunteer group established in 1785 to rescue coast and shipwreck victims.
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The
Massachusetts Humane Society
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