State Stands To Gain On Bank Interest
Indiana officials estimate state can gain about 3 million dollars annually from interest on surplus funds as the State Board of Finance raised rates. Big banks now pay 3.5 percent on state deposits, smaller banks 1.35 percent, and certificates of purchase up to 3.75 percent. The board, led by Gov. Branigin, set rates to one percent below the Fed discount rate and approved routine aid distributions and a 90000 dollar loan to Churubusco for sewer planning.
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Miami Indians Vote To Accept Settlements in Indiana
About 350 Miami Indians of Indiana voted Saturday to accept three settlements before the Indian Claims Commission. The deals include 96,966 dollars more under a 1028 treaty raising land value from 30 cents to 1.05 per acre, 560,323 dollars for 324,795 acres in Kansas, and a reduction of 60,000 dollars from a 1,433,454 dollar total for treaties of 1616, 1638, and 1640.
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Doctor Likely to Return to Vietnam to Resume Aid Work
AP report notes Dr. Marjorie Nelson, 28, of Como, Indiana, a missionary doctor with the Quaker American Friends Service Committee, captured during the Tet offensive, may return to Vietnam after a U S leave while her mother and father in Michigan reflect on her safety. Her brother Beryl aided negotiations, having previously helped secure a release promise from Viet Cong via a Quaker delegation in Cambodia.
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Butz Says Widespread Discontent With Leaders
Earl Butz, seeking the Republican gubernatorial nomination, urged in Rockville that there is broad dissatisfaction with leaders at state and national levels. He criticized indecisive foreign policy, rising crime, and noted Indiana faces slower economic growth and high property taxes compared with nearby states.
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Negro delegates draft plan for separate republic at Detroit convention
At a Detroit West Side church gathering, about 50 delegates and 200 observers from several cities discussed forming a separate Negro nation named the Songhay Republic. A declaration urged renouncing U.S. citizenship and creating a government supported by Negroes to seize or negotiate new terms with Mississippi, Georgia, South Carolina and Louisiana. Milton Henry and his brother Richard, Malcom X Society leaders, led the event, with security clearances pending for Richard.
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YMCA Daily Activities and Fire Rumor in Bristol Ind
A cluttered YMCA schedule lists races, classes, and gym times across youth and adult programs including youth lobby sessions, fitness swims, and a college swim class. A separate Bristol Ind report notes fire at Judson Orchard and Nursery Co causing about 450000 dollars in damage. cause unknown, multiple fire departments responded.
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Indianapolis School 38 Fire Drill Sparks Calm Evacuation
725 pupils evacuated Monday as dense smoke filled School 38. Students followed drill procedures, teachers coordinated exits, and firemen investigated. No panic reported. damage limited. A teacher and pupil credited for alert actions as flames raced from coats in a hallway. Fire officials suspect arson. investigation ongoing.
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Caraders
Ronald Wyatt
Wyatt
Kenny Smith
Marlin Whalen
Methodists Conduct Stewardship Effort At Frankton Church
The Frankton Methodist Church joins seven other Muncie District churches for a stewardship and every member canvass program. The effort, led by Frankton church leaders, runs Sunday through Tuesday, April 2, designated as Christian Commitment Days, with district and church officials coordinating the drive.
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Clifford Drake
Marguerite Miller
Zelma Huth
Harriett Ackerman
Art And Religion Meeting At Shirley Methodist Church
The WSCS group of Shirley Methodist Church met at Mrs Ethel Beef son home with Mrs James Hertel assisting. Prayer opened the meeting led by president Mrs Henson. Mrs Earl 1 Bainter taught the lesson Art and Religion aided by Mrs Corna Nelson and Mrs Henson. Refreshments served to 14 members and one guest Miss Florence Ray.
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Homer Bolen
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Martha Bolen
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Paul Trees
Betty White
Marilyn Staton
Janet Simmons
Jessie Mas
Eastern Star Farewell Meeting and Local Notices
Devotions were by ties Ruth Cassity and the lesson To The Work was presented by Mrs Barbara Vickers Refreshments served to 48 members and guests The Order of Eastern Star met at the Masonic Hall with Worthy Matron Barbara White and Worthy Patron Elbert Carlson presiding over their farewell meeting A decorated cake and porch were served Guests were present from Greensboro Cone Inersville and New Castle Sam County Hospital at New Castle for X rays Capital grains Indianapolis AP In Indianapolis area grain at elevators corn No 2 yellow shelled 102103 oats No 2 white 75 soybeans No 1 yellow 252223 wheat No 2 soft red 135
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