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New Life for Site Destroyed by Fire
Local News / December 31, 1969

New Life for Site Destroyed by Fire

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The Van Buren Street facility near Fountain Square was mostly destroyed by a blaze late Sunday night that is believed to be a case of arson, but the site won’t be in shambles for long. The Marion County Commissioners signed off a deal with GSS LLC to purchase the property for $130,000.
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Hoosier Football Coaches May Have To Be Certified
Public Affairs / December 31, 1969

Hoosier Football Coaches May Have To Be Certified

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Football coaches in Indiana may soon have to prove their knowledge of the sport before they step on the sidelines. Republican Senator Travis Holdman from Markle is pushing for a law to require certification.
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Muslims Use Blood Drive to Help & Raise Awareness
Health / December 31, 1969

Muslims Use Blood Drive to Help & Raise Awareness

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The event was part of the third annual nationwide “Muslims for Life” blood drives that will be held through October 11.
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From Cuba To America, Arturo Sandoval Is An Ambassador For Jazz
Arts & Culture / December 31, 1969

From Cuba To America, Arturo Sandoval Is An Ambassador For Jazz

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Later this year, Cuban jazz legend Arturo Sandoval will receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom. He talks with guest host Celeste Headlee about his start as a trumpet player in Cuba, his relationship with Dizzy Gillespie, and how American citizenship influenced his music.
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Why Spying On Our Kids To Solve Cyberbullying Might Not Work
Education / December 31, 1969

Why Spying On Our Kids To Solve Cyberbullying Might Not Work

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A school district in California has attracted some suspicion and much media attention for hiring a company to monitor the social media pages of 14,000 students. But an expert says teaching kids empathy is a better approach than spying on them.
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