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  • The cost of Safety
    When Ivy Tech and the city of Fort Wayne announced an agreement last year for use of the Public Safety Academy, it looked like a perfect solution:Wednesday
  • A needed change in county policy
    If the state’s administration of its ethics guidelines suffers under a just-granted waiver, the administration of Allen County’s policies appears to benefit from some just-instituted changes.Tuesday
  • Erratic on ethics
    Indiana has never enjoyed a reputation for strong ethics rules. So it was promising when then-Gov. Mitch Daniels instituted guidelines that seemed to raise the bar.Tuesday
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Last updated: June 18, 2012 3:02 p.m.

First take

Plea for Scott's store

Republican City Councilman Russ Jehl this morning released a letter he and Democratic state Rep. Win Moses sent to the Kroger Co. asking the company to rebuild the now-closed Scott's store on North Anthony Boulevard at Crescent Avenue.

The presidents of six neighborhood associations in the area also signed the letter.

The store has been closed several weeks after structural problems were discovered.

http://www.journalgazette.net/article/20120618/BLOGS01/120619613

Mad Anthonys continues

The Mad Anthonys Charity Classic for children continues today at Sycamore Hills Golf Club with both the traditional pro-am tournament as well as the second round of the tournament involving a dozen LPGA golfers.

http://www.journalgazette.net/article/20120618/SPORTS04/306189991

Clemens verdict?

Jurors in the perjury trial of former baseball great Roger Clemens resume deliberations today after a four-day break. Jurors received the case last Tuesday and met nearly four hours Wednesday before suspending deliberations due to scheduling issues facing both the judge and some jurors.

Clemens is accused of lying to Congress when he said he did not use steroids.

World economy on stage

The Group of 20 world economic leaders meet in Mexico today and Tuesday, relieved that supporters of bailing out the Greek economy won elections in that nation.

While the European economy will take center stage, President Obama and Russian President Vladimir Putin will hold their own meeting during the summit.

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