State Uses Electronic Bookkeeping In Indiana Agencies
Hanover College athletic director R. F. Struck is set to speak at Purdue Ag Meet in Muncie as Indiana tackles electronic record keeping. The new IBM computer costs 11 000 monthly and will process the gross income tax program with a trial use by the Bureau of Motor Vehicles. Seventeen smaller agencies issuing licenses may switch to electronic systems, including boards for pharmacy nurses registration and engineers.
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Indianapolis
UPI
State of Indiana
Indiana
Purdue Age Department of Administration
Ball State
Eugene Bainbridges
Canter Muncie
IBM
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Endloyes
Sainsridge
State Board of Pharmacy
State Board of Nurses Registration
State Board of Registration For Professional
Bainbridge
Purdue dinner honors agriculture leaders amid broad alumni support
Roscoe Fraser and Dr. Earl L. Butz are slated to speak at a 7 p.m. dinner sponsored by Purdue Ag Alumni Chapters in 14 eastern Indiana counties. Seven service awards will be presented to longtime agricultural leaders as part of the Madison County recognition. Tickets are available to Purdue alumni through county extension offices. The article also covers Texas oil bribe allegations and a shift toward electronic record keeping by state licensing agencies, mentioning the Railroad Commission and various regulatory impacts.
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Purdue Extension
Earl L. Butz
Purdue
Purdue Ag
Indiana
Mauri L. Milliamson
Markleville
Madison County
Harold R. Berry
Paul Swindell
Lafayette Township
Bainbridge
Stantias
Shell Oil Co
Railroad Commission
Texas Hot Oil Charges Stir Alarms Across Regions
Officials disclosed a multimillion-dollar hot oil scandal tied to Texas oil operations and assets in oil country. Protests erupted as pirates reportedly sought a $53,000 bribe to permit bread and freedom from a cap regime. In Algiers the Political Bureau announced reduced functioning under guerrilla pressures, omitting the word usefully in its remarks.
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Algiers
Dallas
UPI
Texas Oil
Aspirates
Mohammed Khider
Algerian political turmoil and local election chaos described
Reports describe a disrupted meeting with chants and banners as Assistant State Attorney General David Ang and others accuse guerrilla forces of interfering with operations. The piece notes alias use, bribe schemes, and illegal oil siphoning tied to Wilaya 4, plus local political figures in TeX lral and surrounding townships forming vigilance groups. The article mentions 20 000 strong guerrilla forces pressuring Ben Bella allies and shifts in local county committee elections for ASCS, with names of officials from Pipe Creek and Anderson townships.
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Casbah
David!ang
McAngus
Wilaya Commission
D. Murphy
Algeria
Ahmed
Nil
Ben Bella
Pipe Creek Township
Tees
Virgil Lawler
Union Township
Iains
Algiers
James A. Wright
Anderson Township
Wilaya 4
Ben Bellaber
Bert McAllister
Fall Creek
Sterling
Adams Township
State Opens Interstate 74 Low Bids Below Estimate
Indiana bids on 34 road and bridge projects tied to Interstate 74 and U S routes. Low bidders included Rieth Riley for LaPorte County segment, Marion County work on Meridian Street and US 31, Gast Elkhart for widening and resurfacing on US 6, and Brown Inc for bridge work near Dearborn line. Total bids approached 6.6 million for the final I 74 segment and related ramps.
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LaPorte Cownty
Indiana 2
LaPorte
Rieth- Riley Construction Co
Goshen
Marion
Meridian St
Kessler Blvd
Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Indiana State Highway Departmunt Paving Co
Cincinnati
Sath and
Seth Sts
Berns Construction Co
Gast Elkhart
L. Construction
Warsaw
Indiana 15
Tri-Angle Construction Co
Bed-U. S. 6
Maus Basle
eMraniaeimoy
inter-Brown, Inc
Milford
Ripley- Low
Dearborn
St. Clark
Seventh Street
Leon
Jeffersonville
Jgar Hughes Co
Gineers
White River
U. S
Smith & Johnson Inc
U. S. 41
Haute
Rai
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Record Tourists Hit White House Attendance Peak
Washington UPI reports long lines of visitors encircling the White House grounds as tours set a new yearly record through August 18 with 1,174,676 visitors. Last year first surpassed one million in history.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Jnew
Median income for U.S. mathematicians reported
Washington figures show the median annual earnings for mathematicians in industry and government stood at 2500 dollars in a recent study.
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Washington
United States
Illini State Police suspendions and transfers widened
Sixteen state troopers in the Blue Island District received five day suspensions and 32 additional troopers were transferred as part of a continuing probe into a truck bribery scandal. Lt Leotard Agrella and Sgt Frank Pach were among those moved or demoted, with several others reassigned to districts across the state.
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Chicago
Court filings announce new divorce and annulment suits
Circuit Court lists Gerald E Sparks vs Mary Sparks with complaint for divorce and child custody. Elizabeth Woodyard vs David J Woodyard filed for divorce. Marvin McCorkle and L H Robbins vs Pamela McCorkle seek annulment. Superior Court finds Floyd G Ward in favor of plaintiff in a divorce action. Industry remains major water user ahead of irrigation farms.
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Circuit Court
Gerald E. Sparks
Mary Sparks
Ralph Mattingly
Elizabeth Woodyard
David J. Woodyard
L. H. Robbins
Marvin McCorkle
Pamela McCorkle
John Walsh
Court Menates Superior Court
Joy Ward
S. Floyd G. Ward
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Houston
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Berg
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Hilbert
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