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Topic: The Times of Northwest Indiana

	Writing Matters
		In fact, during the time when Leslie was listed with the state as a missing child, he lived on and off with his mother, grandmother and father in the region until Vickie Richardson signed court documents in Lake County last year giving Leslie's father custody of the boy.
		Beamon, of the Indiana State Police, reiterated that police departments in Indiana deal with hundreds of missing children's cases, most of which involve runaways or parental abductions, every year and that some are not taken off the list because of a breakdown in communication.
		A three-month Times' investigation of missing children's cases in the region found that parents of internationally abducted children have used widely different approaches to recovering their sons or daughters with varying levels of success.
	writingmatters.lee.net /articles/2004/07/14/wrote/z149-chase.txt (8606 words)

	Unearth Indiana
		Indiana Business College is doubling the size of its building to accommodate the enrollment growth it has seen since the Fort Wayne campus opened in 1999.
		Indiana - The Indiana Army National Guard is a bit bigger than it was at this time last year, but recruiters fell 12% short of their enlistment goal.
		Indiana’s state government has been using an intrusion prevention technology for the last six months that not only eliminates or isolates worms, viruses and other cyberthreats, but also enforces security policies among its employees.
	blog.unearthindiana.com (3999 words)

	ABA Gavel Awards: 1998 Silver Gavel Award Winners: Newspapers
		The Times received an anonymous tip from a state employee on horrific conditions in the state prison system's psychiatric ward, known among inmates as the "Animal Kingdom." As state mental hospitals close, all too many mentally ill individuals are simply warehoused in prison.
		The Times of Northwest Indiana's exceptional series on "Sick Justice" explored, through moving case histories, the impact and consequences of the state's "guilty but mentally ill" law.
		Indiana's guilty but mentally ill verdict is a relatively recent way of dealing with the vexing issues surrounding the insanity defense, which began evolving several hundred years ago from English jurisprudence.
	www.abanet.org /publiced/gavel/98/newspaper98.html (679 words)

	northwest indiana newspaper - infos
		Northwest Indiana is the logical location for steel headquarters...
		cartoonist for The Times of Northwest Indiana in Munster, IN...
		NorthWest Indiana Woman Newspaper has a readership of 90,000 and is owned/operated by: The Woman's Newspapers.
	www.angelfire.com /alt2/ang7/12/northwest-indiana-newspaper.html (213 words)

	IEREPORT.com Indiana Dunes & National Lakeshore Archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Now seven Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore firefighters will be fighting Western wildfires measured in thousands of acres, where wind-driven flames can leap from treetop to treetop and consume several miles in a day.
		Some think the opportunity to lure Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore visitors, and their checkbooks, deeper into the county is a strong reason to relocate.
		The Indiana Environmental Report is published by Environmental Communications for Indiana Inc. ECI is a nonprofit organization incorporated in the State of Indiana for the purpose of raising public awareness about Indiana's environment through the dissemination of news and information.
	www.iereport.com /news/subcat/08.html (3008 words)

	nwitimes.com
		The Times is looking for local parents whose children under the age of 18 have credit cards.
		SBA Loans: A Times special report on where SBA-backed loans are going in the region.
		Local Editorial Cartoons Stacy Curtis is the full-time editorial cartoonist for The Times of Northwest Indiana in Munster, IN.
	www.thetimesonline.com (1054 words)

	Designer Couture » Dutton pushes the buttons for Morton (Northwest Indiana Times) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Friday Night Replay (Northwest Indiana Times): "If we play a pickup football game, we lose 82-0." Portage coach Craig Buzea talking about his No. 5 Indians' matchup with No. 3 Merrillville.
		Highland gets 2-point win over 'Niners (Northwest Indiana Times): Katie Kane was the hammer and Times No. 9 Andrean was the nail on Thursday night in LAC girls volleyball.
		Set the purse on the floor (Northwest Indiana Times Business): We are a couple of old broads in our 70s, both very hard-headed.
	www.designer-couture.com /fashion/4059/dutton-pushes-the-buttons-for-morton-northwest-indiana-times (243 words)

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		Through NIE, teachers in Northwest Indiana and Southeast Suburban Chicago may order classroom sets of The TIMES.
		The TIMES offers this service to more than 300 schools in 35 communities.
		Numerous studies completed at the beginning of 1990 showed that students who used the newspaper in the classroom on a weekly basis had higher reading, writing and critical thinking skills than students who did not use the newspaper.
	www.thetimesonline.com /nie (190 words)

	Jen Hill Coldwell Banker, About Northwest Indiana
		The campus is ideally located in Indiana's Northwest business corridor and is 25 miles from Chicago (three miles from the Illinois border), which allows out of state faculty and students the opportunity to apply practical applications to their studies.
		The crown jewel of Northern Indiana is the 23 miles of Lake Michigan coastline with it's white sandy beaches and rolling sand dunes.
		The Chicago Loop is only about 30 miles from Northwest Indiana, affording residents easy access to the benefits of the city with the peaceful solitude of suburban life.
	www.jenhillhomes.com /aboutnwi.htm (527 words)

	7 papers find Indiana fails public access test
		Seven Indiana newspapers: The Times of Northwest Indiana; The Indianapolis Star; The Evansville Courier; South Bend Tribune; The Star Press, Muncie; The Tribune Star, Terre Haute and The Journal Gazette of Fort Wayne joined together to test the access of state government records in the 92 counties of Indiana.
		The task force also asked for time limits to be clarified for public officials responding to requests and automating plaintiff cost payments if a judge finds that public officials are intentionally withholding information that caused the individuals to seek legal action.
		Donald G. Asher, editor of "The State of Secrecy" project and editor of The Times of Northwest Indiana, was also thrilled with the response the series received.
	foi.missouri.edu /openrecseries/in/7papers1999.html (585 words)

	Scripps Howard Foundation National Journalism Awards (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Then seven Indiana newspapers initiated the country's first statewide study of compliance with open records laws.
		Their investigation began by sending representatives from each newspaper to all 92 counties in the state to ask for death certificates, crime logs and other documents deemed public by the state's open records law.
		Results were disseminated throughout the state by the participating newspapers: the Indianapolis Star-News; South Bend Tribune; Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette, The Evansville Courier and Press; The Times of Northwest Indiana; Terre Haute Tribune Star; and The Star Press of Muncie.
	www.scripps.com /foundation/programs/nja/99njaawards/firstadm/firstadmf.html (438 words)

	MarijuanaNews.Com, Freedom has nothing to fear from the truth
		Times staffer who has been investigating allegations involving drug task force busted on 4-year-old warrants.
		That means the warrants against Yovich have been languishing in the Sheriff’s Department for at least four years and are among thousands of such warrants that have not been served by the sheriff’s department.
		No one from the warrants division was available to explain why the warrants surfaced at this time or why no attempt was made in the last eight months to arrest Yovich on the numerous occasions he has interviewed the sheriff and other law enforcement officials at the Sheriff’s Department offices in Crown Point.
	www.marijuananews.com /marijuananews/cowan/media_criticism_nark_style.htm (884 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		CHICAGO -- A northwest Indiana woman is pleading for the return of her parrot, which speaks Spanish.
		According to the Times of Northwest Indiana, Cory Garcia said between 4 p.m.
		Garcia told the Times that she hopes whoever has Ponchito will feed him apples and salted crackers, which are his favorites.
	www.officer.com /news/IBS/wmaq/news-2006935.html (371 words)

	Editorial Matters
		The Times of Northwest Indiana, a 90,000-circulation daily, located just 30 minutes from downtown Chicago, is seeking a dynamic Graphics Editor to join our award-winning staff.
		Additionally needed are the ability to coordinate, plan and organize, work well in a team environment, a passion for both the artistic and the informational merit in news graphics and illustration, a commitment to accuracy, urgency, deadline and diversity and excellent news judgment.
		The Times, internationally known for innovative ideas and presentation, is consistently recognized by the Society of News Design and has been judged Indiana's best daily newspaper.
	editorialmatters.lee.net /articles/2003/03/06/jobs/graphicsed-munster.txt (247 words)

	Business Seminar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		This time, he didn’t get past the first page before he balled the paper up and threw it in the garbage.
		He started again and this time he got to page four before he decided that he simply was not a good writer.
		It will only be a matter of time before he will be able to be that best-selling author he dreamed about.
	www.motivational-seminar.com /businessseminar (1501 words)

	newspapers in northwest indiana (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The Times and all of Northwest Indiana because a good community newspaper is a reflection...
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		Northwest, Indiana IN, community profile, with detailed info on demographics, cemeteries, genealogy,...
	www.thebestnewsinfo.com /18/newspapers-in-northwest-indiana.html (280 words)

	Indiana Attorney General Sues Democratic East Chicago Administration Under RICO Laws (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Carter alleges "the Sidewalks for Votes Scheme" is not the only time East Chicago officials engaged in a pattern of unlawful activity to influence the outcome of an East Chicago Democratic Party primary election.
		Also, the Feds have recently nailed Pastrick's son, the head of the Indiana Demonkrap Party (Manous- from Lake County) and the head of the Carpenters union in a kickback land deal that used the Carpenter's Union fund as a piggy bank.
		As for Northwest Indiana going to Chicago....just think, no more Lake County corruption, the Ds would have a significant loss of votes, and we'd be free of the shackle that is Michael Jackson's birthplace.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/f-news/1184833/posts (3368 words)

	The Best of Newspaper Design Creative Competition
		He is a former presentation/graphics editor at The Cincinnati Enquirer and assistant managing editor at the The Times of Northwest Indiana, Munster.
		Before moving to the Times he was senior editor for readership at The San Diego Union-Tribune where he lead an effort to help the newsroom and other departments find innovative ways to address readership and circulation issues.
		Heidi de Laubenfels is assistant managing editor for visuals and technology at The Seattle Times, which she joined in early 1998 to manage a new publishing system and a two-year-long redesign that culminated in June 2004.
	newhouse.syr.edu /snd/26_judges.cfm (1782 words)

	Indiana Reporter Arrested After Exposing Drug Task Force Corruption (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Daniel J. Yovich, a reporter for The Times of Northwest Indiana, was arrested last week (4/24) on a pair of four year-old misdemeanor bench warrants by two officers from Sheriff John Buncich's internal affairs office.
		According to Yovich's subsequent reporting on the issue, Sheriff Buncich's office didn't tell federal officials that the money was unaccounted for until after Yovich's article was published, more than two weeks after the officer's arrest.
		Ongoing investigation and reporting by Yovich and The Times has led to a widening federal investigation of mismanagement and the misappropriation of resources at the Sheriff's task force, as well as to questions of conflicts of interest in the state investigation of the matter.
	www.refuseandresist.org /resist_this/070498yovich.html (360 words)

	The Indiana Republican Party
		We found ourselves shaking our heads in agreement Monday as we read the lead editorial in The Times of Northwest Indiana.
		The Times said it had no argument with the worthiness of the programs whose funding was restored.
		Yet the Times concluded: “Even so, it's sad that as many times as Gov. O'Bannon has said the state is in dire straits, he has started to rescind budget cuts.
	www.indgop.org /newsletter/12INWatch.php (266 words)

	Fox Cities - Appleton, Wisconsin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		A weekend getaway with the family this time of year means finding a place that has a lot to do inside.
		Be prepared for some resistance when it's time to go home, but you won't be able to blame them.
		This article may not be reproduced without the permission of The Times of Northwest Indiana.
	www.foxcities.org /media/inthenews/inthenews8.html (923 words)

	The Indiana Republican Party
		But we suspect some of the work being done by House Democrats is not exactly what the editorialists would be willing to endorse.
		Credit Terry Burns, Statehouse reporter for the Times of Northwest Indiana, for noticing that one day after the Ways and Means Committee voted out a tax bill full of goodies for special interests, a $10,000-per-plate fund-raiser was held in a private suite at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway for Ways and Means Chairman Pat Bauer.
		Maybe someone ought to take a look to see if there are dots to connect between the Bauer event attendees and the contents of HB 1001.
	www.indgop.org /newsletter/7INWatch.php (302 words)

	IEREPORT.com Lake Michigan Archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		And, although the issue may not be dead in the water, the momentum has slowed and one of its primary pushers is questioning whether to invest the necessary time and energy for the cause.
		Bob Vaughn, Indiana-American Water Co.'s vice president and Northwest Indiana regional manager, said the $6.5 million project, which has been in the planning stages for five years, will begin this month to pipe water to portions of Gary, including the Miller and Black Oak sections.
		U.S. Steel applied to the Indiana Department of Environmental Management for a National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System permit, asking the state's permission to release water drained from the sediments back into the river.
	www.iereport.com /news/subcat/10.html (3031 words)

	Gossip and Rumors and other news from around the world. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		What to watch: The Caravan, which has its showdown game with St. Rita in Week 8, has done a good job of focusing on the task at hand rather than the one down the road and will have to do so again tonight.
		Two Alsea residents were reportedly found with a mobile meth lab in a Dodge Caravan that ran a stop sign and almost collided with a police car.
		What to watch: The message being delivered by Rebel coaches -- that Romeoville isn't to be overlooked even though it went 0-18 the past two seasons -- resonates a little more after the Spartans' 14-13 upset of T.F. North last week.
	www.gossipandrumors.com /stories/News/caravan (407 words)

	Newspaper Links (CDF-5) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		"Army Corps apologizes for study." Northwest Indiana Times article of August 15, 2002 by Meggen Lindsay, where the Corps of Engineers director publicly apologizes for racist report.
		Rather extensive discussion of both the pros (as per East Chicago Waterway Management District Executive Director Christine Brooks) and cons (as per Dr. Betty Balanoff of the Coalition for a Clean Environment) of the proposal to build the CDF within 800 yards of two schools.
		Reports on National Conference of Puerto Rican Women, held in region as a way to focus on extensive siting of toxic waste dumps in Northwest Indiana, and how that effects communities of color.
	www.calproject.org /CDF-5.htm (395 words)

	MGoBlue
		The Times of Northwest Indiana Player of the Year and All-Area selection (2002)...
		The Times of Northwest Indiana Player of the Year, All-Area selection and preseason All-State first team (2001)...
		The Times of Northwest Indiana preseason All-Area second team (2000)...
	www.mgoblue.com /bio.cfm?bio_id=634§ion_id=230&top=2&level=3&season=931 (624 words)

	Revenues flatten in August on Northwest Indiana riverboats (The Times, Munster, Ind.) - 21 Sep 03:00 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Revenues flatten in August on Northwest Indiana riverboats (The Times, Munster, Ind.)
		Revenue fell for the month on all five Northwest Indiana riverboats, with Resorts in East Chicago seeing a drop of $4.4 million in August to $20.8 million.
		To see more of The Times, Munster, Ind., or to subscribe to the newspaper, go to http://www.nwitimes.com.
	www.hotel-online.com /Neo/News/2005_Sep_21/k.MUC.1127323108.html (465 words)

	Indiana High School Sports Information at www.inhssports.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Indiana HS Football- has football results for the entire state since 1994 by John Harrell in Bloomington.
		Indiana High School Basketball at Homestead.com has boys and girls results for the entire state by John Harrell in Bloomington.
		Indiana High School Enrollment Figures- latest student enrollment data for every high school in the state of Indiana (2002-03).
	ifca.zebras.net /ifca/candler/default.htm/football02.htm (373 words)

	Editorial Matters
		The last time an NFL kicker wore one of these, the year was 1986.
		Washington's Mark Moseley is both the last place-kicker to be named league MVP, and the last one to strike the ball with the front of his foot.
		The last time he held a job was in 2001 at DuPage.
	editorialmatters.lee.net /articles/2003/09/21/stories/sports/9zspor192.txt (1951 words)

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