Whitcomb Delays Sheeley Decision in Indianapolis
The Mental Health Advisory Council votes to push a resolution affecting Sheeley, Whitcomb delaying the decision while the investigation into state mental health programs continues. Officials differ on timing and potential replacements as city and state agencies weigh the impact on treatment for the mentally ill.
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Blind Man Saves Woman From Drowning at Beach
Miami Beach authorities credited a blind man, Whiklman, with saving a woman who was knocked off balance by waves at a Miami Beach wading area. The woman, unable to swim, reportedly was swept away four times and saved each time by the man’s loud calls for help. Kantor, listed as blind for 24 years, described the dramatic rescue.
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Tent life blooms into a billion-dollar outdoor era
Readers describe a growing camping culture growing from tents to a wide array of gear including tea, sleeping bags, mattresses, stoves, pots, and cooking gear. The piece notes travelers seeking comfort as they rough it and blaze paths to new sites, with a sense of adventure shaping a new outdoor economy.
Bank Credit To Aid Guatemalan Farmers
The Inter Amelia Development Bank will make 45 million dollars available for a 7.5 million Cuatenrslan program to assist low income farmers by increasing credit supply. About 000 farmers are expected to benefit. The report also touches on a range of unrelated topics including camping habits and health travel notes.
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Private palace cars rise from old railroad coaches
Reuben Darby turns retired rolling stock into luxury private cars, selling finished models for 56 000 up to 100 000. Clients are mainly executives seeking travel on U S rails. Darby, who runs Darby Wood Products, says the nostalgic rail journey helps focus work and efficiency.
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Hoosier Criminal Trial and Palatial Railcar Venture
Evansville woman Georgia Mae Moorman was found guilty of aiding in a $42,150 bank holdup in Memphis Tennessee case tried by US District Court Judge Bailey Brown. Jury deliberated an hour before verdict. Co-defendants Lovell Whitaker Jr Eric Rhodes and Wiles implicated in the robbery pled guilty or await sentencing as federal probation office reviews.
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Army contaminated Dugway area with anthrax germs says official
Brig Gen Appel of the Desert West Center says the circular patch near Dugway Proving Ground held only a fleacup of anthrax and poses no danger to people or animals. Utah officials report no anthrax found in animals and continue monitoring for signs of the disease.
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