Hoosier lawmakers react as Bakke ruling lands
Rep. Bud Hillis predicts more controversy and litigation while Rep. Phil Sharp backs Supreme Court action rejecting racial quotas. Both notes express disappointment or cautious approval as Diet of justices clarifies affirmative action. Sen. Bayh cautions review of how the decision affects affirmative action goals.
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Bud" Hillis
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D. Muncie
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D-Ind
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Fowler wins alumni award for ministry at Anderson School
Ronald J. Fowler, a 1966 graduate of Anderson School of Theology, received the graduate division Distinguished Ministry Award at the School of Theology Alumni Association banquet. The Rev. Fowler, pastor of Robert Street Church of God in Akron, Ohio, earned his Master of Divinity there and was praised as an effective administrator and scholar who challenges others to responsible action.
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John Albright
National Board of Christian Education
Summitville pharmacy sale ends prescription services
Paul Howard of Howard & Son Rexall Drug Store sells the prescription portion after 52 years. Current prescriptions move to an Alexandria pharmacy while Howard retires and keeps the soda fountain and sundries until the store is sold. Fairmount plans to nominate J. W. Patterson House to the National Register, with review in August and possible federal restoration funds if approved. An Aug. 5 museum auction will raise funds, donations sought, with old Fairmount Glass Works items on display courtesy of Frank Isley.
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Harry Mahoney
Frank Isley
Indianapoli
Fairmount approves overhead traffic light project
Fairmount Town Board approved an overhead traffic signal for Main and Washington streets at 22,090 dollars with Sirco Corp. presenting the design. The town seeks 70 percent federal funding. The board also updated the animal ordinance to raise dog fines from five to fifty dollars. Building permits were issued for Tom Wilson and Rex Bright. The water department may buy 50 new meters for 1,625 dollars as about 90 meters are currently nonfunctional.
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