Indiana oil firm ordered to stop selling stock in Indiana
Troy Enterprises Inc of Roann Indiana and affiliates faces a cease and desist order from the Indiana Securities Commission for offering unregistered securities. Nine named Indiana residents are listed as involved. The firm may appeal within 15 days. If finalized, investors may sue to recover their money. The investigation has spanned several months.
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Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
Troy Enterprises Inc
Roann
Ind
Indiana Securities Commission
Stephen W. Sutherlin
Securities Commission
Troy
T. Roy Wadkins
Wabash County
Wadkins
Ken Pfafman
Wabash
Gene Robinson
Huntington
Charles Flower
Mel Holloway
North Manchester
Roy Stroup
South Bend
Stanley Olson
Mishawaka
Cleo Ewing
Lafayette
John O'Hanlon
Sutherlin
Elkhart
Elkhart Truth
Barclay
Titusville
Holloway
Harvester Office Workers Set to Strike in Fort Wayne
International Harvester in Fort Wayne faces a 900 worker strike starting Monday after UAW Local 305 leader Tom Murphy said negotiations failed to reach a settlement and no talks are planned before the deadline. The dispute centers on a new job classification that would cut salaries.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
International Harvester
Tom Murphy
United Auto Workers Local 305
Murphy
Couple Choose Brazil Park for First Local Wedding
Patricia Thompson of Indianapolis will wed George Daviau in a double ring ceremony at Forest Park Brazil on Sunday June 11 at 2 p.m. The Rev Fred Bolinger of Lewis will officiate with reception in the park auditorium.
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Ind
Forest Park
Bates Miller
Park Board
Patricia Anice Thompson
Jennie
Kenneth Thompson
Indianapolis
George Phillip Daviau
Asbury Fowler
Fred Bolinger
Lewis, Ind
Park Aduitorium
Boy 13 Drowns at Brown County State Park
A 13 year old Indianapolis boy with epilepsy died while on a school picnic at Brown County State Park. More than 100 volunteers and law enforcement searched Salt Creek until his body was recovered by two state conservation officers. The incident occurred when he attempted to cross a limestone ledge over four feet of water. He was the son of Mrs. Johnni May Johnson of Indianapolis. Vincent Massey, appointed in 1952, was the first native born governor general of Canada.
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Nashville
Ind
Anthony Johnson
Indianapolis
Brown County State Park
Salt Creek
Johnni May Johnson
Russia Narrowly Advances in MIRV Program
A Pens spokesman said the Soviets are making progress in testing and maturing their MIRV program but remain about 18 months to two years behind the United States in multiple independently targeted reentry vehicles.
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United States
Washington
Jerry W. Fried Tagon
Amish Win Hard Hat Exemption For Old Order Workers
Amish carpenters in northeastern Indiana were furloughed by the 1970 Williams-Steiger Act requiring hard hats. The U S Department of Labor granted an exemption for Old Order Amish, allowing them to work without helmets while keeping workers compensation and insurance benefits off the table. Most Amish live in Ohio Pennsylvania and Indiana and employers welcomed the return of skilled carpenters.
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Auburn
Ind
Indiana
Williams-Steiger
John Martin Smith
Smith
U.S. Department of Labor
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Cub Pack 134 Plans Weekend Campout at Shakamak State Park
Cub Pack 134 publicity chairman Ed Utterback Jr said cub scouts and dads will travel to Shakamak State Park Saturday and Sunday for a campout. Highlights include a family campfire Saturday night as Cubmaster Dale Mowbray presents awards.
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Ed Utterback Jr
Cub Pack 134
Shakamak State Park
Dale Mowbray
Tulsa Man, 38, Killed in Crash Near Casey
Frederick D. Moore of Tulsa died after his car crossed the centerline and struck a bridge abutment near Casey Illinois. He was alone, and died two hours later at Martinsville Memorial Hospital per Illinois state police.
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Tulsa
Okla
Frederick D. Moore
Martinsville Memorial Hospital
Illinois
Moore
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California leads U.S. egg production at 84 billion annually
California tops the nation in egg production, yielding 84 billion eggs each year, with Georgia in second place at 5.4 billion.
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Los Angles
UPI
California
State
Georgia
FE Salvador Largest of Central American republics?
The text states that FE Salvador is the smallest of the Central American republics, covering 7,722 square miles.
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FE Salvador
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