GOP study criticizes SBA leadership under Sandoval
A Republican commissioned report faults SBA administrator Hilary J. Sandoval Jr. for lack of direction and a “management gap” amid scandals. It cites the Fuentes indictment and Sandoval’s handling of the aide, while noting internal SBA procedures and minority ownership programs. James Reed questions wide Republican support.
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Washington
Small Business
Hilary J. Sandoval Jr
GOP
Senate Select Committee On Small Business
SBA
Senate
Sandoval
Nixon
Albert Fuentes Jr
San Antonio
Tex
Fuentes
United States
Howard J. Samuels
James Reed
Sandovals
Congressional
Reed
Justice Department
Henry Gonzalez
D-Tex
Mail Service Overland Start in America in 1672
An Overland mail service began in America in 1672, marking the early development of organized mail delivery across the colonies. The initiative connected regional posts and facilitated faster communication between distant settlements.
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Overland
America
Life term given to Gary woman in priest robbery
Magnolia Ross, 33, of Gary, was sentenced to life plus 10 to 25 years for robbing and beating Serbian Orthodox priest Rev. Peter Bakero vich in his Gary church rectory last November. The attack left the minister paralyzed for life and involved a theft of $2.35. Two Gary men, Robert L. Spencer and Floyd Fason, pleaded guilty to robbery.
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Gary
Magnolia Ross
Peter Bakerovich
Perions
Indiana Women's Prison
Robert L. Spencer
Floyd Fason
Indiana Guardsmen Prepare for Camp Grayling Training
About 8,000 members of the 38th Division of the Indiana National Guard will depart Saturday for two weeks of summer training at Camp Grayling. An additional 3,000 guardsmen will train later in the summer and be available to support civil authorities during the period.
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38Th Division
Indiana National Guard
Camp Grayling
John N. Owens
Myers to tour Covington area with farm group
Six members of the House Agriculture Committee including Rep. John Myers will meet Hoosier farmers in Warren and Fountain counties on Friday. The tour is part of a four state weekend mission to discuss farm problems and prospects.
Area Women Join Ball State Honor Society Chapter
Three Madison County students are welcomed as members of Ball State University’s Clavia chapter. Marilyn Anne Jones Alexandria junior majors in journalism history minor. Pamela Carol Murphy Anderson junior music area. Linda Louise Oliver Elwood junior elementary education major.
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Madison County
Ball State University
Clavia
Marilyn Anne Jones
Alexandria
Pamela Carol Murphy
Anderson
Linda Louise Oliver
Elwood
Miss Jones
Donald P. Jones
E. John Street
Alpha Chi Omega Social Sorority
Alpha Phi Gamma National
Miss Murphy
C. E. Murphy
R.R. 4. Anderson
Roofers Strike Halts 18 Projects Across Three Indiana Counties
In Fort Wayne Indiana on Monday members of Roofers Local 53 halted 18 major projects in Allen Adams and Huntington counties including nine schools two shopping centers and seven business industrial sites. The strike followed the Northeast Indiana Building Trades Council endorsement with trades council president Thomas Morningstar noting current pay ranks near the bottom and the new contract bid deemed not out of line.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
UPI
Roofers
Allen
Adams
Huntington
Indiana Building Trades Council
Roofers Local 53
Thomas Morningstar
The
Trades Council
Powers Unit Cited for Outstanding Air Force Award
Technical Sgt. Lenton E. Powers of the 21st Composite Wing at Elmendorf AFB Alaska earned the U S Air Force Outstanding Unit Award for its outstanding record in combat readiness training and support of the Southeast Asia effort.
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Lenton E. Powers
Lela Vaughn
W. 2Nd St
21St Composite Wing
Elmendorf Afb
Alaska
U. S. Air Force
Southeast Asia
Ft Wayne Clerics Push Boycott of Four Schools
The Fort Wayne Ministerial Alliance with 15 Negro ministers and about 12 000 church members will urge boycott of Hanna Harmar McCulloch and Smart elementary schools unless a workable racial integration plan is set by August 15. The Rev Jesse White said the Council for Civic Action joined the call, warning the alliance will boycott and effectively close the four inner city schools if no plan is proposed.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
UPI
Fort Wayne
Jesse White
Council For Civic Action
Hanna
Harmar
McCulloch
Smart
Psychiatrists Report Share of Patient psychiatrists
In New York a study finds about 18 percent of psychiatrists patients are fellow psychiatrists or psychiatric students in residence. The data highlight the close professional network within the field and the influence of medical training settings on patient referrals.
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New York
Shannon's Salon Opens at 1226 W 8th Street
New salon Shannon's Salon opens at 1226 West 8th, featuring Carolyn Bonita and Shannon. Phone contact 644 6381 for appointments and inquiries.
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Shannon’s
Carolyn, Bonita & Shannon
Trainer Jorgen Christiansen Dies in Rochester
Funeral services planned Tuesday for 84 year old Jorgen M Christiansen a retired circus horse trainer who died Sunday in Rochester Indiana Born in Denmark he came to the United States in 1923 with Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus and later worked for the Cole Brothers Circus.
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Rochester
Ind
Jorgen M. Christiansen
Christiansen
Denmark
United States
Ringling Bros. Barnum and Bailey Circus
Cole Brothers Circus
Indiana moves to complete missing link of I-94 east of Chicago
Indiana state highway director Russell Harrell says bids to finish I-94 include bridges over U.S. 20 W and Salt Creek and 43 miles of new roadway to the Chrisman Road toll-road bridge in Porter County. Toll road head Robert Tillet notes no hold by the commission on progress and cites past revenue impacts and strong bond amortization gains.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Chicago- Detroit
Russell H. Harrell
U.S. 20
Salt Creek
Chrisman Rd
Porter County
Harrell
Indiana Toll Road
Commission
Robert A. Tillet
South Bend
Tillett
Tillet
Dynamite Suspected in Westlane Shopping Center Blast
INDIANAPOLIS UPI says dynamite apparently fueled explosions late Sunday night at the Westlane Shopping Center damaging the Westlane Apparel Shop owned by Jessie Miroff and the Rexall drug store owned by Robert Samuelson. No injuries were reported and total damage is about $13,000. Authorities detected dynamite odor and found part of a timing device used to trigger the blasts. Police and bomb squad searched other stores. no additional explosives were found.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Westlane
Jessie Miroff
Rexall Drug
Robert Samuelson
Major State Banks May Raise Prime Interest Rate to Eighty Two
Indiana financial officials expect leading banks to lift their prime rate to 8 percent after eastern institutions. The Indiana National Bank moved quickly after the action was announced. State law caps at 8 percent on single payment loans, but excludes corporate loans. Installment loans can total 16 percent with principal reductions, according to Director Sauer. The change likely won’t affect Indiana banks’ competitiveness since large lenders align on the same prime rate.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Donald H. Sauer
State Department of Financial Institutions
Indiana National Bank
Sauer
Crane NAD Sailor Killed Near Odon
John A. Chinn, 21, a seaman on leave from the USS Tidewater, died when his car veered into a semi truck at the Indiana 38 and 45 junction about 4 miles east of Odon. He was visiting his Crane Naval Ammunition Depot-area parents.
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Associated Press
John A. Chinn
Indiana 38
Odon
Chinn
Tidewater
Crane Naval Ammunition de
Apollo 10 flight began centuries ago says Wells
Indiana University chancellor Dr Herman B Wells tells the Class of 1969 at Bloomington commencement that the Apollo flight represents a slow, painstaking path to achievement. He praises scholars who built the scientific base and urges graduates to pursue courage, imagination and dedication to overcome barriers to a great dream.
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Bloomington
Ind
UPI
Indiana University
Herman B Wells
Wells
Government Share in Service Employment and Outputs
A Chicago analysis notes that thirty percent of service industry employment goes to teachers and other government workers, while twenty one percent of service output is attributed to general government functions largely tax-supported.
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Chicago
Two Blazes Destroy Brazil Plants
Two fires in Brazil Indiana destroyed a AmWit Clay Tile Corp complex and Trump's Auto Sales downtown. A gas heater explosion is suspected in the tile blaze and Cecil Trump was burned and hospitalized after the auto fire. Fire crews from Brazil Terre Haute and nearby departments fought the blazes, sparing new construction and keeping workers safe.
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Brazil
Ind
UPI
Trump
Rambler
Cecil Trump
Clay County Hospital
AmWit Clay Tile Corp
William Beeler
Terre Haute
Clay County
Basic Materials Corp
Auto Market Detroit Sees Six Million Cars Sold
The report notes that about six million new motor vehicles are sold annually today, a vast rise from 1910 when only about four thousand were sold.
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Auto Market
Detroit
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