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I s Hf 4bs*X./ KE ■»■<- '* ’ ’ I I V '- 1 ■ THOMAS BARKER * CURTIS GATES Delegate Alternate TO BOYS STA’TE — Thomas Barker was named delegate to Boys’ State, to be held this year on the Indiana university campus at Bloomington, and Curtis Gates has been named alternate. Both are juniors. Tom, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barker of r 1 Pierceton, is on the college preparatory curriculum and is active in band, stage band, choir, Boys’ Glee club, swing choir, FTA, National Honor Society and is basketball manager. ? Curtis is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gates of r 2 Pierceton, and also is on the college preparatory curriculum. He is active in Boy Scouts, wrestling, the science club, and National Honor Society.

Bayh Introduces Bill Calling For An Office Os Executive Management

WASHINGTON, D. C„ April 25 — Senator Birch Bayh (D-TndJ joined with Senator Cranston (DCalifJ in a resolution asking the shutdown of the Job Corps installations be suspended until Congress has had an opportunity to review the Job Corps Program. The Senator said that President Nixon’s order to shut down 59 Job Corps Centers (half , in all) might yield an immediate 100 million dollar savings for the Administration in 1970 but questioned the expense it would cause the government in the long lun. He pointed out the closing would represent a reduction of more than 17.000 opportunities for hard-core disadvantaged young persons in a comprehensive live-in job training center. Senator Bayh commented, “It is a tragedy that such

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a worthwhile program may be going down the drain simply in order to redeem a campaign pledge. Campaign rhetoric at the expense of citizens is inexcusable.” The Indiana lawmaker noted the order to shutdown the centers seemed to be in contradiction with today’s goals of providing more employment for more people. “By cutting back such a worthwhile program of job training, we are not helping the underprivileged help themselves; we are merely putting them back on the streets.” Bayh concluded by saying, “President Nixon's substituting “mini” skill centers for the job corps centers is simply substituting “mini” solutions for maximum problems.”

ren, Sr., William Warren, Jr., and Rkk Thompson, Warsaw. Arthur G. Crayton of Fort Wayne, district three vice president, presided over the meeting. Clifford A- Rcbedeaux, realtor of Milwaukee and well known lecturer throughout the nation, gave the all day program. J. Kenneth Richards was the luncheon speaker. He is president of the National Marketing Division of Savings Industry and president of First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Fort Wayne. Times'of heroism are generally times of terror. — R. W. Emerson

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