Bowen proposes driving limits for pupils and university students
Governor Bowen outlined energy conservation steps at a news conference in Indianapolis. He proposed driving restrictions for public school pupils and state university students as part of a broader program started Oct 25. He warned gasoline rationing for all motorists probably will be necessary if Nixon approves federal measures.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Bowen
Nixon
Indiana National Guard
Indiana
Bowen Proposes Driving Limits Amid Fuel Shortage Fears
Indiana officials warn fuel oil shortages may force four week Christmas shutdowns for schools and universities. Governor Bowen proposes emergency measures inclining speed limits and stricter driving restrictions while fuel allocations and airline service face possible cuts.
Sister Jeanne New ICHE President
The Indiana Conference of Higher Education installed Sister Jeanne Knoerle S P as president. She leads St. Mary of the Woods College and follows Sister Marie Perpetua Hayes S P as ICHE head. A six‑president task force will study recommendations for the Indiana Commission for Higher Education and the General Assembly to address rising costs and the private public education differential.
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Indiana Conference — of Higher Education
Jeanne Knoerle
S.P
Jeanne
St. Mary of-the-Woods College
Sister
Woods
ICHE
Marie Perpetua Hayes
Indiana
Fort Wayne
Indiana Commission For Higher Education
General Assembly
Indiana Weather Forecast For Terre Haute Area
The forecast shows increasing cloudiness and mild tonight with a chance of showers by morning. Thursday brings variable clouds with scattered showers and thundershowers. lows tonight in the upper 40s to low 50s. Highs Thursday in the low to mid 60s. Extended outlook calls for chance of showers early Friday and cooler, partly cloudy conditions Saturday and Sunday with lows in the 40s and daytime highs mainly in the 50s 60s.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Indiana Rep Thomas outlines 1974 legislative aims
Indiana State Representative John Thomas reports expected action in the 1974 General Assembly on equal rights ethics elective offices obscenity law and a multi million dollar transfer to finish the Interstate Highway system. He says property tax relief should continue while some gas and cigarette tax tweaks may be discussed. He warns against speed limit cuts unless an Indiana emergency exists.
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John Thomas
Brazil
General Assembly
Indiana
Terre Haute Exchange Club
Hulman Center
Pine Room
Rep
Thomas
National Guard
New Legisla
Nixon pledges full Watergate disclosure soon to GOP
President Nixon, after sessions with 75 House members and 15 GOP senators, vowed to begin full disclosure of Watergate facts soon. He said he would not resign and plans to answer questions on ITT and milk fund cases, potentially engaging Jaworski and press in forthcoming briefings.
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WASHINGTON/P
Nixon
Congress
House
Hamilton Fish Jr
R-N. Y
Fish
LaMar Barker
R-Tenn
George A. Goodling
Pennsylvania
Albert H. Quie
Minnesota
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Milk Fund
John J Sirica
Quie
Leon Jaworski
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Howard H. Baker Jr
Tennessee
Senate Watergate
Princess Anne Marries Capt Mark Phillips in Royal Wedding
Princess Anne wed Capt Mark Phillips in Westminster Abbey before 1500 guests with global TV audience. The queen did not grant a title to the groom, security was tight against radicals, and the ceremony featured a Susan Small gown and a diamond tiara.
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London
Anne
Elizabeth II
Mark Phillips
Princess Anne
Westminster Abbey
Abbey
Prince Charles
Prince Philip
Coldstream Guards
Irish Guards
Gurkha Rifles
Royal Air Force
Navy
Marines
Phillips’ Regiment
Queen's Dragoon Guards
St. James's Park
Whitehall
Houses of Parliament
Elsie Sharpley
Beckenham
Norman Hartnell
Hardy Amies
Susan Small
Elizabeth
Queen Victoria
Buckingham Palace
Capt
AP Wi Epheto
Ashland Oil Chief Says Campaign Funds Border On Extortion
Ashland Oil chairman Orin K. Atkins testified before the Senate Watergate committee that fundraising in the United States borders on extortion. He admitted making a illegal $100,000 corporate contribution to Nixon's re election effort and described efforts to secure influence through a public financing system. Atkins recalled a call from Maurice H. Stans in early 1972 seeking a $100,000 donation and a $10,000 ad in a Republican brochure. He said the demand was not explicit but he felt obliged to act to gain a forum to present the company viewpoint. He and the firm had prior penalties for the illegal contribution. The panel pressed whether the fund raising method borders on extortion. Atkins agreed.
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Washington
Ashland Oil Co
Nixon
America
Orin K. Atkins
Senate Watergate Committee
Atkins
Commerce
Mauriceh. Stans
Stans
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Comunichange Slated Tonight at Ft Harrison Elks Club
The semi annual Comunichange, hosted by the Terre Haute Area Chamber of Commerce Ex isting Industry Committee, runs 4 30 to 7 p m at the Ft Harrison Elks Club. Plant managers, business leaders and new executives meeting to share ideas and get acquainted. Vernie Potter chairs the event with Raphael Tucker as executive vice president.
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Terre Haute Area
Terre Haute
Comunichange
Vernie Potter
Raphd Tucker
Chamber
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Morris
Elkhart
Stan Salin
Allegheny Commuter
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Washington, D. C
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Chambers of Comerce
Jeanne New
National Weather Service
Vigo County Extension Advisory Council
Terre Haute Clearing House
Alice Senseman
Ralph W. Livengood
Max Miller
M. D. Sargent
David Hanson
Clearing House
Arthalia Grady
House of Photography
Phillips
Ashland
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