State budget adds 195 million for colleges and schools
The finance committee earmarks 195 million more for state colleges and universities and school aid, boosting total needs to nearly 230 million in extra revenue. The budget slashes pension funds by 22.8 million and trims school funds by 10 million, while preserving aid totals and tax-relief provisions.
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Senate
Finance Committee
House
Senate Committee
Teachers’ Retirement Fund
Hold Up At Fort Wayne Market Nets $31000
Two unmasked gunmen robbed the Rogers Market on the Southeast Side of Fort Wayne shortly after a cash delivery. They withstood a confrontation with assistant manager Ralph Essner and cashier Doris Seaman, escaping with $31000 in cash within five minutes.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Ralph Essner
Rogers Market
Doris Seaman
Indiana House Considers Modified Apportionment Plan
Indiana moves toward its first post 1921 legislative redistricting with a 100 seat House. The plan, approved 40-8 by the Senate, keeps districts drawn by the House at large and bases apportionment on population every ten years. An amendment preserves four counties in current districts.
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Senate
House
State Highway Department
Lake
Marion
Barder
Commission On State Tax and Financing Policy
General Assembly
Indianapolis
Indiana
Lowell H. Smith
New Castle
Delaware County
Grant
Huntington
Blackford
Public Housing Contract Awarded in Terre Haute
The Housing Authority of Terre Haute awarded the contract for the first 200 public housing units to Kaufman and Broad Building Company of Phoenix, Arizona. The $2,223,800 bid covers 100 units on 14 acres at Twelfth Street and Lockport Road and 100 more on a separate site of 10 acres.
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The
Housing Authority of
Terre Haute
Kaufman and Broad Building Company
Phoenix
Ariz
Fred Zwerner
Housing Authority
Twelfth Street
Lockport Road
Housing project outlines new units on Margaret and Khrumbaar
Plans propose duplexes to eight unit buildings on Margaret avenue and Khrumbaar street. Units include one to five bedrooms with frame construction and brick or limestone veneer on the first story and asbestos siding on the second story.
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Margaret Avenue
Khrumbaar Street
Pedestrian Survey Aids Urban Renewal Project Plans
Real Estate Research Corporation of Chicago conducts downtown pedestrian interviews for the Community Center Urban Renewal Project. Five interviewers assess origins destinations and parking patterns while real estate and business reps gather data to evaluate land reuse and marketability within the project area near Indiana State College and the Pennsylvania Railroad Tracks.
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Real Estate Research Corporation of Chicago
Department of Redevelopment
Community Center
Emanuel Garland
Indiana State College
Pennsylvania Railroad
Seventh
First Street
College
Poplar Street
Candidate filings for city council primary narrow to one
The County Clerk records show only one candidate filed for the Fourth District Council seat on the Democratic line Raymond L Stewart of 3823 Sheridan Road. Earlier Joseph E Chernay of 2049 North Nineteenth Street also filed for the nomination.
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Leonard Conrad
Raymond L. Stewart
Sheridan Road
Joseph E. Chernay
North Nineteenth Streets
Help Is Moved Help Inc Relocates to Rose Dispensary Building
Help Is Moved Help Inc has moved from 111 South Seventh Street to Room 426 of the Rose Dispensary Building. Office hours stay 10 am to 2 pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays and the telephone number remains C-7533.
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Help, Inc
South Seventh Street
Rose Dispensary Building
Population of Bolivia Split Between Indians and Others
More than half of Bolivia's population are Indians who speak only their own dialects, highlighting deep linguistic and cultural divides within the nation.
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Bolivia
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Plymouth
Kzer
Sen
Russell Bontrager
R-Elkhart
Roy Conrad
R-Monticello
GOP
Richard O. Ristine
Kizer
Central Federal Savings and Loan Association
N. E. Corner
Ohio
By Ruth Originals
Wallace
Robin
Root
Kooth
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