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Construction is on schedule at the site of the Zimmer corporation office building in downtown Warsaw. Zimmer spokesperson Jane Norton said the 100,000-square-foot building is scheduled for occupancy in the spring of 1992. Approximately 200 employees will be working in the new building.
Pfc. Michael Allen, son of Douglass and Lorrain Allen, of Syracuse, and a 1975 graduate of Wawasee High School, has been assigned as a military police patrolman at Fort Richardson, Alaska, after having completed basic combat training at Fort Knox, Ky. and advanced individual training at the USA Military Police School, Fort McClellan, Alaska.
A dozen Fourths of July have gone by since Indiana banned fireworks, and there may be some high school kids who never have seen a firecracker or a sparkler. Hoosier lawmakers passed an anti-fireworks bill in 1939. Before that, anybody could buy and shoot off any kind of fireworks he could get his hands on. The law, which obviously has saved a lot of fingers and eyes - and possibly lives, prohibits the sale or use of fireworks of any kind.
John Fouts and Harvey Cook, North Manchester, soon will complete 20 years' service as rural mail carriers. Fouts will soon reach the retirement age of 65 years.
