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United Way Accepting Applications For Homeless Program

Press Release - July 22, 2009

INDIANAPOLIS - The City of Indianapolis is partnering with United Way of Central Indiana (UWCI) to distribute and administer $3.9 million in funds focused...

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Managed Health Services sponsors free community health fair Saturday at Wheeler-Dowe Boys and Girls Club

Wheeler-Dowe Boys and Girls Club - July 22, 2009

WHAT Wheeler-Dowe Boys and Girls Club Community Health Fair Sponsored by Managed Health Services WHEN 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday, July 25 WHERE Wheeler-Dowe Boys...

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Budget chief: Docs fees not paid for in Obama bill

DAVID ESPO <br />AP Special Correspondent - July 22, 2009

President Barack Obama's pledge to make sure health care legislation is fully paid for excludes $245 billion to raise fees for doctors treating Medicare...

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Budget chief: Docs fees not paid for in Obama bill

DAVID ESPO AP Special Correspondent - July 22, 2009

President Barack Obama's pledge to make sure health care legislation is fully paid for excludes $245 billion to raise fees for doctors treating Medicare...

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Indiana’s minimum wage will increase on Friday

AP NEWS - July 22, 2009

The minimum wage for Indiana workers is going up. The state's minimum wage will increase from $6.55 per hour to $7.25 per hour on...

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Mexican Governor Signs Agreements With Indiana, Ivy Tech

Press Release - July 22, 2009

INDIANAPOLIS -Lt. Governor Becky Skillman welcomed Hidalgo Governor Miguel Ángel Osorio Chong of Mexico and his delegation to Indiana's Statehouse today, and the two...

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Volunteers fear that Girl Scout camp will be sold

AP NEWS - July 19, 2009

A southern Indiana Girl Scout camp that's hosted decades of camping adventures for girls may be closed as part of a nationwide consolidation of...

Sports

Giants owner dead at 58

Janie McCauley <br />The Associated Press - July 19, 2009

Devoted philanthropist and mother of two succumbs to complications from cancer after being diagnosed with disease on July 10 Sue Burns, a part owner...

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Truckers: Closing Ind. rest stops safety issue

AP NEWS - July 19, 2009

Indiana's decision to close six rest areas is causing concern among truckers who use the facilities to rest. The Indiana Department of Transportation shut...

Sports

Giants owner dead at 58

Janie McCauley The Associated Press - July 19, 2009

Devoted philanthropist and mother of two succumbs to complications from cancer after being diagnosed with disease on July 10 Sue Burns, a part owner...

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