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These days, the airport is filled with Detroiters who are defecting to Pro Air because of walk-up fares that are as much as 85% cheaper than Northwest's. For instance, an unreserved seat to Indianapolis, Ind., cost $578 round trip before Pro Air came to town with its deal...
Blake will attempt to win his third national title of the year in Indianapolis in late March at the NCAA Championships. But that is the furthest thing from his mind as he now focuses on the upcoming meets for the Crimson team.
When Peggy Averite left her job as a school official in Indianapolis, the Ivy League graduate had received nothing but glowing performance reviews, and was heavily recruited across the nation. After some consideration, she finally accepted the City of Cambridge's offer to serve as Principal of the Agassiz School...
DIED. EUGENE S. PULLIAM, 84, publisher of the Indianapolis Star and the Indianapolis News; in Indianapolis, Ind. During a 64-year career in which he started as a paper boy, Pulliam became a strong defender of freedom of the press and attacked smear tactics used by Senator Joseph McCarthy.
Salt Lake City was already a player in this transitional era, and was learning, painfully, how the game was changing. In 1984 and '85, Mayor Ted Wilson oversaw Salt Lake's effort to become America's bid city (the U.S. Olympic Committee designates one town to be the U.S. contender...