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Brawl at Lafayette church community center injures five
- Three people were cut by knives when a brawl broke out during a church community center's open gym session, police said.The fight at Faith Community Center started Monday night on a basketball court and spilled into a lobby, where about 20 people fought and some furniture was thrown, according to the Tippecanoe County Sheriff's Department. Gary delegation in China unharmed by earthquake
- Gary Mayor Rudy Clay and others from the city who are on a trip to China are unharmed following the severe earthquake that hit the country.Clay sent a text message to his spokeswoman, Linda Key, after the quake hit. Clay and the delegation of city employees, educators and businesspeople were in Beijing when the earthquake happened Monday. Pfizer to close Terre Haute plant
- Drug maker Pfizer Inc. announced Tuesday it would close its western Indiana manufacturing plant by the middle of next year.The company said the closure will eliminate the remaining 140 jobs at the plant. Indiana Rep. Donnelly announces he backs Obama
- U.S. Rep. Joe Donnelly announced Tuesday he is backing Barack Obama for president, saying he believes the Illinois senator can help move the county past the politics of stalemate and gridlock.As a congressman, Donnelly is a superdelegate and has a vote at the Democratic convention. Donnelly, who had been uncommitted, is seeking re-election this year after winning his first term in Congress in 2006. Gustin is appointed editor at Columbus, Ind.
- Bob Gustin, managing editor of The Republic since 1999, has been appointed editor.The announcement was made Tuesday by Publisher Chuck Wells. 2 koalas coming to Indianapolis Zoo
- A new Indianapolis Zoo exhibit will feature two male koalas named Bamba and Coombah.The Queensland koalas on loan from the San Diego Zoo are scheduled to be on display in Indianapolis from Memorial Day weekend through Sept. 1. The exhibit will feature other Australia natives, including the spotted python, the inland bearded dragon and various finches. Farm accidents increased across state in 2007
- The number of fatal farm accidents in Indiana tripled last year following six years of decline, according to a new report.Farm-related accidents killed 24 people in 2007, while eight such deaths happened in 2006. It was the deadliest year on Indiana farms since 2000, when 27 people died in farming accidents, said the report from Purdue University's agricultural safety and health program, which has been tracking farm fatalities across the state since 1970. Indiana State board might pick new president next month
- Indiana State University officials hope to decide on the school's next president by June 21.The Board of Trustees' search committee met with four candidates last week in Indianapolis, and videoconference interviews will be conducted later this month. Board president Mike Alley says finalists will be named and brought to campus in early June. Indiana lottery numbers
- Here are the winning numbers selected Monday in the Hoosier Lottery:Daily Three-Midday IU responds to allegations of NCAA recruiting violations
- Indiana University told the NCAA on Monday that its own self-imposed penalties should be enough to keep the organization from having to punish the school for improper phone calls made by Kelvin Sampson before he resigned as basketball coach.Sampson said he had been judged before he had a chance to present his side to the NCAA. |
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