Worry Clinic warns on teen zealots and religion push
A lengthy critique by Dr Crane urges parents to steer teens away from anti establishment views and zealot rhetoric. It links teenage conversion to church camps and revivals, and promotes his booklet How to Stimulate Bible Reading as guidance.
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Brady's Health Services pharmacist statement on ethics
A pharmacist asserts frequent requests to falsify formulations and to dispense sodium date without a prescription. He notes labels state compounding for prescription but not federal prohibitions, emphasizes business aims aligned with doctors for public health, and suggests profit is secondary to patient welfare.
Short Thoughts on Inoculation, Theft, and Cough Medicine
A five state inoculation drive against equine sleeping sickness is described with biting humor about tedious thoroughness. A Senate testimony links a man to a theft ring while he deflects questions. The piece also critiques pharmacists and public access to citrate and potassium citrate for home remedies and recalls a past practice with citrate in baby formula.
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Indianapolis Ivy Tech audit uncovers account shortage
An audit at Ivy Tech Community College reveals missing funds and a shortage in state accounts. President and board members respond with calls for tighter controls and immediate financial review as lawmakers consider a new law for early detection of improper transactions.
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Gonomical College
Ivy Tech
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Rome
Ber
Fairmount Town Buys Old Police Fire Station
Fairmounts old police and fire station sold to Claude Canard for 4500 dollars, Eugene Eby bid 4500 as the only other offer. Town will use funds toward a portable compressor for street department. Canard claimed it was included, town to receive 100 more. Earlier bid 6750 failed. building sold after July meeting. Also notes town receipts 21090.75 from state external road fund and 1166 July draw, budget meeting planned, park plans underway, and community projects including a horseshoe court and improved tennis court.
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Canard
Indianapolis
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Darrell McGriff
Marion
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Gary Plants Begin Banking Giant Furnaces
Gary Indiana AP reports Steel's Gary Works plans to bank furnaces late Thursday and halt set making by Friday as operations wind down in preparation for a possible United Steelworkers strike. About 270 workers are affected with most sent home. Inland Steel East began winding down amid strike expectations.
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Binder promoted to international manager in Brussels
Thomas O. Binder son of Mr and Mrs Otto Binder of Alexandria rises to international commercial manager of Industrial Nucleonics AccuRay Europe in Brussels Belgium He joined 1963 with a mechanical engineering degree from University of Illinois and an MBA from Indiana University He will move with wife Louise and daughter Kristin to Brussels in August Cholera toll rises in Chad with 2389 dead of 7888 stricken in past 10 weeks official sources say
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Moon heat flow probes aim to reveal lunar interior
Apollo 15 crew deploys deep thermometers to measure heat flow from the Moon's interior as they bore two deep holes near Hadley Rille. Data will constrain interior temperature, radioactivity, and thermal history, while addressing conflicting moon rock readings and quake regions. Delta Queen tour ends in southern Indiana after paddlewheel repairs, with 172 aboard.
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Alibi Al Cafeteria values combo meal compromise
A historical brief notes a cafeteria offer on a Saturday labeled monthru with a two piece chicken, shredded potato and slaw, rolls and coffee priced at 1.25 dollars. The ad lists location at 1111 E and 14 E Jack.
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