Elk Sale Ends With Single Bid in Indiana
In Indianapolis a state bid for a pair of elk drew only one offer from Darrell Culp of Francesville who planned to keep them. The animal purchase follows three buffalo sales earlier in the week as the state advertised three elk, noting the female may be pregnant.
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Indianapolis
UPI
State of Indiana
Department of Administration
Darrell Culp
Francesville
Pulaski Fish and Wildlife Area
VFW
Carter
Veterans of Foreign Wars Convention
United States
Panama Canal
South Korea
Parochial Aid Ruling Raises Indiana School Taxes
Indiana State School Superintendent Harold Negley says a U S Supreme Court decision allows limited aid to parochial students and will raise local school tax burdens. The ruling bars direct aid to religious institutions but permits textbook loans testing and certain services for handicapped students.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Harold Negley
Negley
Supreme Court
Metric Road Signs Opposed by Indiana Officials
Indiana officials and the Federal Highway Administration abandoned a planned national move to metric road signs after strong public opposition. Indiana Executive Director Roger Marsh cited cost and safety concerns, estimating over one million dollars for speed limit sign conversion and warning of potential increased accidents. Cox noted that over 98 percent of public comments opposed the switch.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Hoosier
Indiana State Highway Commission
Federal Highway Administration
Roger Marsh
William Cox
State Highway Commission
Marsh
Cox
Indiana Declares 25 Counties Eligible for Drought Aid
Federal officials designated 25 Indiana counties as emergency drought impact areas. The list includes Lake Pulaski Parke St Joseph Starke Sullivan LaPorte Cass Vermillion Porter Howard Hamilton Newton Hancock Boone Benton Marion Warrick Warren Gibson Clay White Ripley Jasper Vigo. Relief programs to be coordinated through federal farm agencies and state departments once formal notice is received.
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Indianapolis
API
Indiana
Governor's Office
Federal Disaster Assistance Administration
Robert D. Orr
Lake
Pulaski
Parke
St. Joseph
Starke
Sullivan
LaPorte
Cass
Vermillion
Porter
Howard
Hamilton
Newton
Hancock
Boone
Benton
Marion
Warrick
Warren
Gibson, Clay, White
Ripley
Jasper
Vigo
Orr
Otis R. Bowen
Elvis Intervenes in Madison Street Fight After Airport Visit
Elvis Presley, 42, stopped a street brawl on Madison's East Side shortly after landing at Dane County Regional Airport. He left his guarded entourage to break up a fight involving a 17-year-old service station attendant and two other youths at Skylane Standard Service on North Stoughton Road. Keith Lowry Jr., a LaFollette High School junior and son of the station owner, was involved as Presley intervened.
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Madison
Wis
UPI
Elvis Presley
East Side
Dane County
Presley
E. Washington Avenue
Skylane Standard Service
N. Stoughton Road
Keith Lowry Jr
LaFollete High School
Train Collides With Truck Injuring Five in Genoa
Five people were injured when an Amtrak Blackhawk passenger train collided with a semi truck near Genoa Illinois. The locomotive and three cars derailed but stayed upright. The truck driver Richard Batzel 28 of Rochester Minnesota was hospitalized for observation. Passengers James Johnson 56 Ananias Bailey 50 Dorothy Kalinowski 53 and John Wilson 45 received treatment or observation at area hospitals.
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Genoa
Ill
UPI
Amtrak
Here
Jim Bryant
Blackhawk
Chicago
Dubuque
Iowa
St. An
Thony Hospital
Rockford
Sake
Richard Batzel
Rochester
Mina
James Johnson
Ananias Bailey
Dorothy Kalinowski
South Holland
John Wilson
Kentucky Fried Chicken Expands Dine-In Service citywide
Three KFC outlets operated by Eugene Knauer and sons Bill John and David now offer inside dining or takeout at 9th and Lafayette 1617 S 7th and 2525 Wabash The remodeled Wabash Eat-A-Teria features a 60 to 70 seat dining area and a service counter with a variety of chicken dinners The menu includes regular crispy and extra crispy options and a Wednesday Col Sanders meal for under 5.50 with nine pieces salad rolls and corn bett ers
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Kentucky Fried Chicken
Eat-A-Tenra
Wabash Avenue
KFC
Terre Haute
Colonel Sanders
Karen Henderson
Eugene Knauer
Bill
John
David
9Th
Lafayette
S. 7Th
Wabash
Knauer
Col. Sanders
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Logansport
Ind
Max Metzger
Clymers
Butler
Butler University
Marion County
Indiana University Medical Center
Kevin A. Shrote
Holcomb Gardens
Winamac, Ind
Joseph Musial
Katzenjammer
Musial
United King Features Syndicate
Queen's Village
N.Y
Winamac Cemetery
Lois
Yonkers
Margaret
Christiaan Barnard
San Francisco
Barnard
San Franciso
Arthritis Foundation
FDAA
Privat
Federal
Indiana Departments of Commerce and Civil Defense
Elvis
Esten Fuson
Wabash Valley
United Builders
N. 13Th St
Cunningham
Southland Arcade
20Th
Washington Sts
John Stewart
Central TV
George €. Miller
Ieee Weber
Central
Terre Haute Concrete Supply Corp
La-Z-Boy
Eastside Furniture and Appliances
Third Ave
Abana Ae Cok
Pany
Margar Terre Haute
Fine Dry Cleaners’ Dry Cleaners
Sanborn Electric CO
Thomas LiGhting Industries
French Cantry Manor
Thomas
Walker's Kitchen & Lighting Center
Ohio ST
Bob Moore
Little Detroit
Wwapesu
Harry's
Empire Electric & Machine CO
Electric Motor Service General
O'Brien Paints Glass, Inc
Auto Glass Kasameyer
Glenn E. Staggs Hearing Aid Center
Knapp Office
Olivett
Underwood Agency
South 7Th
Black Angus Restaurants
OAK
Wame
Eee
Monninger’s Inc
Moore-Langen
Printing and Publishing Co
Hulman ST
Kalia
Aleneond
Kay Bauer
American Society of Interior Designe
Pepe Eae
I John
Mutual Federal Savings & Loan Association
Ohio Street
South Main Street
ALEX
Poplar ST
Neff’s Body Shop
Davis Ave
Jim Neff
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