Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 April 1985 — Page 3

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gasket for a while, as kmg at you check the oil level in the engine ngnlarty. The gasket must be replaced eventually* however. If it is

not replaced, the engine will gradually become covered with oil.

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rarohediadiedeathofaI9yenrold house. Dean's buddy walked on n^LOKama of the arowinenum* without him. Dean, now walking

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that anyooe having information on on the north ,id f, 0 J*jy a hit and run accident should call ^ towalk P artial,y ,n dm roadway

because the parked cars of the party guests were blocking the berm of the road. Dean only walked a few feet when he chose to cross to the south ride of Fry Road, where his friend

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(kneeing), Nkkte While (with bucket), Rickard Yarbro (with flag), Rhonda Moans and Kathey Lowery (teaden). Mrs. R. Gentry, a ascend grade teacher, Mrs. A. Huaistou, H. Lewis, prii

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Roger Moore named Goodwill's 'worker of the year' for '84

Being young. Mack, and without

a high school diptoma can be serious J* “ Jj e d, A

obstacles to finding employment. Add n bilateral neurosensory hearing loss and poor communication ddUs and the chances seem slimmer. t Roger Moore has these vopational

! Sd^rr0^2 rS * nutrtnnding ability to overcome 'tumty to try. _ 1 disaMIhiai and his success as an Roger learned quickly, and he is | employee of the Country Kitchen now one of the fastest and quietest

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f ^Rog#'wUs"ahpk>^i in Septem- title of Goodw&l Worker of the I ber 1903 immediately after Year. But, Roger wants to do more, f hTcomplttedSiodwmTfood ser- He wants to become a cook at the

making it more suaceptible to fire and producing unpleasant fumes that may find their way into the,

passenger compartment.

Don’t be tempted to make a quick and cheap fix by simply tightening the bolts that hold down the valve cover. You could break the bolts off completely, or additional pressure on the gasket could destroy its sealing qualities and make the leak

worse.

Repair of some leaks in the cooling system can be delayed. If you have a small leak in the radiator, be sure to keep an eye on the level of coolant inside. A leak around n radiator hose connection might mean only that the damp holding it to the radiator, or to the engine, is loose. But it might also mean that the hose is cracked. A cracked or brittle hose should be replaced as soon as possible because it can break apart completely without warning and may leave you stranded with an overheated engine. And remember that when checking for cracks, be careful not to squeeze the hose while the engine is hot. To avoid problems, have the radiator flushed and the hoses checked every two years or as recommended by

your car owner's manual.

Even if you do not suspect a leak, check all vehicle fluids regularly.

the Crimestoppen office at 637

2323.

Citizens are reminded that if they

have any knowledge of the following crime, they may be eligible for up to $1,000 reward money if the culprits are apprehended. Names of those giving infor-

mation are kept confidential. HIT AND RUN -1500 fTy Road Dean Doyle, at age 19 years,

typified the Ameriran youth in a fO OCCOmodote Buyers

positive manner. His friends considered him to be “good people.” He was often asked to be a guest at parties. He was not a drug abuser and drank little, maybe a beer now and then. Dean’t parents and peers thought well of him. His life tragically ended early on a Friday

: LMk. to •!» <lrl« we SMB can “out and nbo do a lot of dama^ quickly. The ab(Hir in ,(* c, on April

12. At about 12:30 a.m. they hap-

pened to drive by a house in the 1500 block of Fry Road, which is a

. . a i jf ' fi..^ on well traveled road on the north edge E . raarnci, me omy ciuo oranen Irak dan^ous-fyousee flu.d on of 0reenwood in j ohnson county, office open to the general public, is the inside tire surfaces.) Dean recognized a car on the side of open from 8:30 a.m. until 12:30 « ^rV°M .KTirri the road as belonging to his sister. p !m. every Saturday. ^H^h^nrnhlem repaired at once The lights were on in the house and Persons whose last names begin Kil J~ bl ZJ q Twn M more U ,ooked Mke ^ was a ^ with the letters I through N should n havino the pedal Dean su M«ted that they stop; he purchase their plates and stickers by

fnghtemng than having the pedal wanted to ^ his 8 j ster Having £ ^ sink uselessly to the floor when you the ^ a short distance from try to stop. As the differential runs ^ ^ ouse) Dean and his friend dry of oil, the gears will begin to q U i c |dy joined the host and party

grind and eventually destroy them- g Ues ts.

Just after 3 a.m., Dean and his

friend walked out the front door of

the house. Dean, however, stopped

Automatic transmissions, for instance, can lose a critical <unount of fluid from worn seals or gaskets before you notice any symptoms while driving. A transmission leak should be repaired immediately. Leaks in the drive axle seals can do a lot of damage quickly. The oil that lubricates the differential can leak onto the breaks, ruining the linings and severely affecting your car’s ability to stop. (Consider a

All Marion County license branches will be open from 9 a.m. until noon Saturday, April 27 The branches, which normally are closed on Saturdays, will be open on the last Saturday of each month

until June.

Weekday hours for the branches are from 9 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, and from 9 a.m. until 7 p.m.

Thursday.

Hoosier Motor Club No. 155,120 E. Market, the only club branch

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The Indianapolis Black Republican Council hosted an installation ceremony for new officers Wednesday, April 24, at St. Peter Claver Center, 3110 Sutherland. The IBRC represents a new alignment of black Republicans in the Marion County area. It was established to create more minority involvement in the local political process. Larry Whitney, chairman of the organization, said, “We have finally reached a stage in the political process where black people should act collectively, be involved, but demonstrate to local and state officials that black people are willing to be supportive • of Republican ideas and policies. “For far too long, we have ‘been lead over the cliff in following Democratic party leaders. It is simply time to inarch to a different political drummer.” Boasting a strong membenhip of Marion County black Republicans, IBRC will initiate its membenhip dnve, educational programsf and its election day volunteers programs over the next six months.

selves. When the car finally comes to a halt, you could face a repair bill

of $500 or more.

One way to check for various leaks is to place newspapers or a large piece of cardboard underneath the car while it is parked overnight and check the next morning to see whether you have a leak, where its general whereabouts are and how

serious it is.

Shocks and tires. It's hard to notice that your car’s shock absorbers are wearing out because the process is generally gradual. When the car begins swaying on turns or tends to dip when you step on the brakes, the shocks have worn to the point of being dangerous and should be replaced. Worn shocks can cause the tires tp dance oddly on the road and contribute to fast and uneven tire wear. Check your tire tread occasionally. If the center part of the

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Black America and Black Americans have not been enjoying the fruits of a “better life" these past few years. But we

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must not be hasty and blame all of our troubles on President Reagan. No. he te not blameless, but I remember a biblical quotation tfmt tdls un to let he udio tub not sinned cast the

first atone. .4.

Thereh no denying that the budget cuts wtll have a negative effect In the Black community However, that does not

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mean that we must despair and throw our hands In the air.

Ime tor Blade adults to have the Intestinal

No. I sqr that It In time ■ fortitude to stand up and bee reality We must stop wasting

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: government to not obligated to take e had proUems and survived before

ID. Roonevdt Introduced the National Relief

i have overcome their trials and trlb- . initiative and the work ethic. Of i>ted assistance. But they did not

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