Indiana Courthouses Exhibit Tours Indiana in 19th Century Hysteria
The exhibit Indiana Courthouses of the Nineteenth Century prepared by Ball State University will visit Anderson Fine Arts Center from June 1 to 29 under the Indiana State Arts Commission. Curator Hermansen and designer Maddocks trace architectural trends across 92 Indiana counties showing Romantic, Italianate, Romanesque, Classical Revival and Mannerist styles. A reception June 11 from 2 to 4 p.m. with a classical concert accompanies displays including pieces from the Old Madison County Courthouse and plans for the new Government Building.
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Indiana
College of Architecture and Planning
Ball State University
Indiana State Arts Commission
Anderson Fine Arts Center
Anderson Institute of Architects
Washington, D.C
David Hermansen
Rel State Architecture Faculty
John Maddocks
Hermansen-Maddocks
Ball State
Madison County
High probability of life elsewhere in the universe study
The National Academy of Sciences Astronomy Survey Committee reports a high probability of intelligent life beyond Earth based on recent discoveries. It calls for expanded federal funding to 355 million annually and new instruments to detect signals from inhabited worlds.
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Washington
National Academy of Sciences
Academy
Astronomy Survey
Solar System
Area Farm Bureau Ice Cream Supper and Bake Contests
Members of the Farm Bureaus of Fall Creek and Green Township host their annual ice cream supper and cake and pie contests Thursday evening in the Middle School multipurpose room starting at 7. Ice cream is provided. attendees bring table service. Prizes will be awarded. amateurs may enter via Mrs. Fred Wolfe or Alley Riggs, with county judging in July at the 4H Building in Alexandria.
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Pendleton
Fall Creek
Green Township
Fred Wolfe
Alley Riggs
Alexandria
Indiana Ohio agree on joint teachers pact
Indiana and Ohio signed a reciprocal teaching certification pact allowing applicants to meet requirements by completing an approved college course in either state or by presenting a certificate and three years of experience in the other state. The deal mirrors a Kentucky-Ohio arrangement earlier this year.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Ohio
John J. Loughlin
Kentucky
Loughlin
General Assembly
Duke to Let Young Drive Lunar Rover on Moon
Apollo 16 astronaut Charles Duke says John Young will drive the lunar rover during surface exploration. Duke notes he can drive from the right seat but prefers the left, and adds Young likes fast driving.
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
Charles M. Duke Jr
John W. Young
Duke
Young
Catfish Farm Aids Church Help Program
Three large male catfish in a tank symbolize a church led aid effort expanding into multimillion dollar projects to lift the poor. The United Presbyterian Fund backs 230 projects with 2.3 million dollars in grants yearly, with churches channeling over 20 million annually to aid initiatives. In Hancock County Georgia the project has helped about 250 families rise from welfare, starting from a $30,000 grant and growing into the region’s largest catfish farming operation through the Central Committee and East for Opportunity cooperative on a 350 acre site.
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George
United Tresbyterian Fund For the
United Presbyterians
United Presbyterian Assembly
John McCown
Sparta
Georgia
Hancock County
McCown
The
Coun
Alexandria-Monroe School Board Approves Salary Increases
The Alexandria-Monroe School Corporation board approved multiple 1972 1973 salary increases for staff including custodians, a nurse, secretaries, and substitutes. The session also announced William Reid will retire in spring 1973 and Les Taylor resigns as high school assistant band director with two new high school teachers hired.
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Alexandria
Alexandria-Monroe School Corporation
William Reid
Les Taylor
Joe Lustig
James Hartwell
Doug Drake
Thomas Thomas
Aurora resort named defendant in Truth in Lending suit
A class action filed in Cincinnati accuses Hidden Valley Lake resort development of violating the Truth in Lending Act. Plaintiffs Robert W. and Erline W. Schenck of Dayton say a $1,200 downpayment on a $12,000 land parcel was not refunded two days after signing on January 3, 1972, and they claim the contract failed to disclose a three day cooling off period.
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Cincinnati
Aurora
Marriage Licenses List From Anderson Area
A list of marriage licenses shows Peggy Ann Morgan and Timothy Lee Ross of Elwood with Alexandria affiliations, Dana Dalores Morgan and Robert Joe Brown of Alexandria, Leah Renee Wiesenauer of Anderson with Michael E. Porter of Alexandria, Hilda K. Duncan of Elwood with Verlin J. Vice of Dallas, Rita Sue Jeffers of Anderson with Harold Daniel Butler of Anderson, Diana Lynn Willard of Anderson with Gary Lee Hunt of Anderson, Deborah Sue Barnes of South Bend with James Alan Pitts of Anderson, Deborah Gay Murdock of Anderson with William Dynane Cunningham of Anderson, Lillian L. Rigdon of Anderson with Hubert E. Rigdon of Anderson, and Susan Kay Coffman of Fort Wayne with Bruce Ray Gaylor of Anderson.
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Peggy Ann Morgan
Alexandria
Timothy Lee Ross
Elwood
Dana Dalores Morgan
Robert Joe Brown
Alexandra
Leah Renee Wiesenauer
Anderson
Michael E. Porter
Hilda K. Duncan
Verlin J. Vice
Dallas
Texas
Nancy Weidenbacher
Littleton
Colo
Clayton R. Danford
Fortville
Rita Sue Jeffers
Harold Daniel Butler
Diana Lynn Willard
Gary Lee Hunt
Deborah Sue Barnes
South Bend
James Alan Pitts
Deborah Gay Murdock
William Dynane Cunningham
Lillian L. Rigdon
Hubert E. Rigdon
Susan Kay Coffman
Fort Wayne
Bruce Ray Gaylor
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Central Committee
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New York
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