Indianapolis women lead anti crime crusade nationwide
Rosemary Banda reports on a group of Indianapolis women who formed a 30 member anti crime crusade aided by the Indianapolis News. Now 60 000 strong and spreading to 482 similar efforts across the state they organize into committees addressing judicial procedures police protest probation rehabilitation school aging and youth programs church and legislative outreach plus a block club spruce up initiative. They credit clean neighborhoods with reduced crime and note 22 percent drop in Indianapolis crime since formation with thousands of dropouts returning to school and many youths pursuing college or technical training.
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Men. Moore
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Hundandy
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Mattie Coney
Freedoms Foundation
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Friends and Relatives Gather for Weekend News and Weddings
Local residents report return from vacations in Washington and Victoria. Sherwood death anniversary notes and a Friday wedding at Sherwood Friends Church join a string of visits from relatives across Oregon and Alaska with detailed mentions of names and family connections.
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Phyllis Louise Moore
Gary Dale Houston
Mrs. Houston
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