Why I-69 Was Located Thru Steuben County and Angola
The location of Interstate 69 west of Angola Indiana linked Fort Wayne Indianapolis and Michigan. The Steuben County route through U S 27 and an East West Toll Road interchange made the Steuben site economical. With two interstates at Angola the city gains tourist trade improved transportation and potential year round residency draw for lake region residents while creating growth along five interchanges and U S 27 traffic shifting toward I 69.
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Angola
Indiana
U.S. 27
Indianapolis
Marshall
Michigan
Steuben
Steuben County
U.S
Fort Wayne
Tri State Memorandum on 1965 campus development plan
A Civil Engineering design project by Tri State College students evolving a 1965 campus development plan. The public presentation is set for 2 30 pm Friday March 12 in Room 613. Professor R L Griffis coordinates with advisers and Robert Hamilton as chief engineer guiding the consulting firm class.
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Tris
R.’.L. Griffis
Robert Hamilton
Tamarack In Receivership in Steuben Court
Herbert Moore of Pleasant Lake was named receiver for Tamarack Mountain Inc in Steuben Circuit Court proceedings brought by Mechanical Contractors Inc on accounts due. Judge Roger C DeBruler appointed him to continue the business if possible, by sale to private parties or by securing additional capital.
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Herbert Moore
Pleasant Lake
Tamarack Mountain, Inc
Purpose and Advantage of Interstate System
The 1972 interstate system will allow coast to coast travel without stop lights. It features coordinated state and federal planning, standardized shield signs, and controlled access for safer driving. Despite comprising only one percent of roads, it will handle 21 percent of traffic.
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United States
Bureau of Public Roads
U.S
Window Vandalism Reported Across Dorm Halls
Students from Platt Atwood and Cameron Halls broke 40 windows during a snowball fight Tuesday night. Seventeen windows in Platt, six in Cameron, and 17 elsewhere were damaged. Repairs will be funded by one third of each hall's treasury.
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Platt
Atwood ‘Hall
Cameron Hall
American Legion Marks 46th Anniversary March 15
The Angola Post No. 31 of the American Legion plans its 46th anniversary on March 15, honoring its WWII era founding in Paris and highlighting civic service. The article praises Legion support to veterans, hospital patients, blood donors, student scholarships, and sponsorships at Tri-State College and local youth programs.
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American Legion
Angola American Legion
T.S.C
Triangle
United States
Paris
France
Angola Post
Tri-State College
Blood Donors Bureau
The
Legion
Angola
New Angola Area Chamber Names Johnson Leader
Mr. Harry Johnson of N.LP.S.C.0 becomes president as Buckman shifts to the board. Johnson plans a Chamber meeting the week of March 7 to elect committee heads. All are invited to attend and share opinions on community growth.
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Harry Johnson
N.lp.s.c
Angola
Area’ Chamber of Commerce
Don.” Buckman
Johnson
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Tri State College Promotes Sports For Fitness
The article argues that a number must remain fit to stay alert and that sports aid daily studies. Tri State College currently lacks a gymnasium and winter recreation, prompting spring actions in baseball golf and track, plus inter mural participation across fraternities independents and dormitories with tryouts open to all.
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Tri-State
Meal ticket plan announced for next college quarter
Dick Anderson, cafeteria manager, announces meal tickets on sale for the next quarter at the cafeteria. A ticket costs 122.40 dollars and covers 16 meals per week with unlimited seconds, starting March 19 for meals and March 22 for breakfasts, with services on all scheduled school days except Easter vacation. The reporter notes 122.40 is a major student saving.
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Dick Anderson
Tri State College Nears North Central Accreditation
In June 1963 Tri State College applied and was accepted as a candidate for North Central Association membership. The college is conducting a self study with ongoing revisions and reports to the board, aiming for full accreditation by 1966 and benefits including easier transfer, graduate school access, and increased funding opportunities.
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North Central Association of Colleges ,and Secondary Schools
North - Central Board
North Central’ Association
Tri-State
Dr. Willing
Tri-State. College. Has
State College
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Cleon. Wells
J. RR. Donahue
Russel. Miller
Robert Heintzelman
Fred Munn
Robert ‘Gorman Jand
Ralph Martin
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Don & Herbs
White's Drug Store
Gilmore
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