Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 July 1995 — Page 6

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THE INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER

SATURDAY, JULY 22,1W8

Summers honored

Mora than 100 paopla joined the family and friends of Late State Representative Joseph W. Summers July 13 to unveil a commemorative plaque at the bridge which bears hia name. The luncheon hosted by IPALCO Enterprises, was held near the bridge (where Meridian crosses Fall Creek) and was attended by current and former members of the Indiana General Assembly and other community leaders.

CASH Continued from A1

We also have college graduates working in several of our stores, store managers who are willing to help with customer service and a smaller atmosphere to help cater to people’s needs.” Less than 1/2 of 1 percent of the merchandise received at the Cash America Pawn is labeled as stolen or missing merchandise, according to reports from Cash America Pawn officials. “When people bring merchandise in, we make sure it has a model and serial number on it to make sure it hasn’t been reported stolen,” said Newman. “After that, they must fill out a pawn ticket which is registered with the pawn shop and the police department as well as show picture identification and give a thumb print before they can receive any money for the merchandise they bring in.” Community people felt that one way of getting back their neighborhood was to get rid of the

negative aspects which are destroying the area. Ray wholeheartedly agrees. “Personally I think all pawn shops should be shut down because their prices are to high and they charge you twice as much to get your merchandise back,” said Ray. “These stores come to places where women are raising their children and it is just the white man’s way of genocide against Blacks with these pawn shops and liquor stores. “I see the same people going in and out of these pawn shops two and three times a day. It’s just a cycle that just keeps going back and forth, back and forth. They steal and then pawn the merchandise to support their habits. Black people are just killing themselves.”

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