Stock Fraud Verdicts Total 44 Convictions in Indiana Case
A federal judge in Indianapolis accepted 44 fraud convictions against eight individuals and three corporations in a $2 million stock fraud case tied to a Muncie gyroplane. The jury deliberated 2% days over three weeks. Prosecutors say the verdicts aim to curb securities fraud. appeals by defense are expected. Names listed include Amich, Broderick, Dowling, Mayne, Olsen, Riggs, Vollmer, Wymer and corporations Securities Services Inc, Irving Amick Aircraft Corp, and Indiana Investor and Business News Inc.
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First Deaf Mute Priest ordained in Spain
Father Agustin Yanes Valer aged 38 was ordained at Madrid’s San Francisco el Grande becoming the first deaf mute priest in Spain and the second in the world. He was deaf from age five after a 20 year struggle for canonical permission granted by Pope John XIII. His ministry will serve deaf mutes. the only other known deaf mute priest is Father Vincenzo Penida of Brazil.
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Church World Service tests rat extermination project in Haiti
Elkhart Indiana take: Church World Service approved an experimental rate extermination project in Haiti with an initial $10,000 from CROP. The plan uses 201 000 bait stations of a Philadelphia produced poison to curb rats seen as food loss risk to hungry people. CROP ties effort to fighting root hunger causes.
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Massachusetts Proclaims July 1 Canada Centennial Day
Gov John A Volpe proclaims July 1 as Canada Centennial Day in Massachusetts. State legislation already designated the date a state holiday with all public offices to close.
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John A. Volpe
Canada
Nursing Nuns Seek to Change To Uniforms
Washington AP Georgetown University Hospital nuns test white nursing uniforms replacing habits. Eight of thirteen participate, each choosing a preferred style while wearing a white veil. The change, authorized by Vatican II decree, aims for practicality, cooler comfort, and easier outreach to patients.
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Pirates Clinch National League Pennant in 1902 Chase
Pittsburgh baseball team finishes season with a 27 percent edge in the standings to capture the National League title for 1902.
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Bonding limits slow Indiana highway funding push
Indiana lags national average in federal highway fund use due to a constitutional ban on bonded indebtedness. State official Martin L. Hayes says bonding allows faster access to funds, but Indiana cannot obli gate more than its state highway tax revenue allows. The federal freeze hit Indiana hard, delaying bid openings for three months and risking about 35 million dollars in ob ligations. The Federal Highway Administration released 1.6 billion dollars nationwide with Indiana receiving 54.5 million dollars including 30.44 million previously frozen.
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Indiana
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Tit for tat Newton Ferriers dog bite tragedy
An 85 year old woman in England bit her own dog after it killed her terrier. Mrs Dorothy Bowden-Bom yer was bitten by the same dog, which was later taken away by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
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Wednesday
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Royal Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Suggestions to Save Lives During Vacation Driving
A 1960s style advisory urges motorists to prepare cars, check belts and filters, fasten seat belts, and adjust to highway speeds. It stresses two hour breaks, daily mileage limits, avoiding auto hypnosis, maintaining tire pressure, and driver rotation to prevent fatigue. It also suggests passenger games to amuse children and neck exercises to stay alert.
Expansions Set in Indiana Plants and Facilities
Flora will gain a new plant and Cambridge City an expansion under Indiana's mortgage guaranty program for industrial growth. Industrial Car Co. will build a $150,000 facility in Flora, Golay & Co. in Cambridge City plans a $700,000 expansion adding 200 employees.
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Flora
Cambridge City
Indiana
Industrial Car Co
Golay & Co
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