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| The | Indianapolis Recorder is a weekly newspaper which began |
| on, made NFL debut in season finale against | Indianapolis, recording one special teams tackle. |
| Indianapolis Regional Airport (formerly named Mount Comf | |
| Indianapolis Regional Airport (formerly named Mount Comf | |
| Indianapolis Regional Airport covers an area of 1,805 ac | |
| r location identifier for the FAA and IATA, | Indianapolis Regional Airport is assigned MQJ by the FAA |
| All | Indianapolis reported of the incident was that Shoup had |
| There was little doubt that the majority of | Indianapolis residents supported the Union. |
| chdown pass to tight end Craig Stevens, yet | Indianapolis responded with a 21-yard field goal from ki |
| d a 33-yard TD pass to TE Owen Daniels, but | Indianapolis responded with RB Dominic Rhodes getting a |
| ugh all cities in Marion County, apart from | Indianapolis, retained their status after the merger, th |
| Born and raised in | Indianapolis, Richard Hohlt graduated from North Central |
| lte's tenure saw the Catholic population of | Indianapolis rise from 44,000 to 92,000 over a twenty-ye |
| touchdown pass to tight end Bo Scaife, yet | Indianapolis rose to the challenge with Vinatieri bootin |
| ishers, joining Interstate 465 northeast of | Indianapolis, running along the portion of I-465 concurr |
| ened to score late in the first period, but | Indianapolis safety Chad Cota intercepted quarterback Ja |
| For details north of | Indianapolis, see Hoosier State. |
| The Democrat and southern sympathetic | Indianapolis Sentinel saw a decline in its daily readers |
| most notable of these was the editor of the | Indianapolis Sentinel, J.J. Bingham, who was forced to t |
| son began a newspaper career in 1884 at the | Indianapolis Sentinel. |
| The | Indianapolis Sesquicentennial Commission sought to acqui |
| f, who himself sold the area to the city of | Indianapolis shortly thereafter in 1874 for $109,500. |
| ocal organization of the Shrine, called the | Indianapolis Shriners, was given its charter on June 4, |
| became the first Democratic Party mayor of | Indianapolis since Charles G. Coulon twenty-seven years |
| native of Wolcott, Indiana and has lived in | Indianapolis since 1983. |
| had been practicing with a client roster in | Indianapolis since 1883 and had previous draftsman exper |
| g career at age 11, when he competed in the | Indianapolis soap box derby. |
| GT-One and became airborne two turns before | Indianapolis, somersaulting and landing over the barrier |
| diana, and furnished sisters to minister in | Indianapolis; Somerville, Massachusetts; Chicago; Plainf |
| At first the train only ran from | Indianapolis south to Jeffersonville, Indiana, where a n |
| He finished tenth in the | Indianapolis Speedrome midget points in 1997. |
| Vogler died in a midget car accident a the | Indianapolis Speedrome on May 1,1981. |
| There is also a Team Vogler classic at the | Indianapolis Speedrome. |
| 61 at Kokomo Speedway, and next year at the | Indianapolis Speedrome. |
| In its day it rivaled the | Indianapolis Speedway. |
| as "Hockey Bob" upon first arriving on the | Indianapolis sports scene in the 1970s. |
| Harkness became an | Indianapolis sportscaster when his playing career ended |
| United States v. | Indianapolis St L R, 113 U.S. 711 (1885), regarded a sui |
| Col. Keith R. Donnelly and | Indianapolis Star columnist Ruth Holladay both expressed |
| The | Indianapolis Star article mentioned that 500 young men h |
| 0, 2005, Ron Artest told a reporter for the | Indianapolis Star that he wanted to be traded, saying "t |
| ) was a Hoosier author, a columnist for the | Indianapolis Star who wrote on the history of Indiana. |
| Before his death, Conrad befriended | Indianapolis Star art critic and Herron School of Art pr |
| An article which appeared in The | Indianapolis Star on March 10th, 1978 ("Archdiocese To c |
| He was a columnist for the | Indianapolis Star from 2000 to 2007. |
| The | Indianapolis Star has the most subscriptions for a daily |
| irst-team All-Metro West three times by the | Indianapolis Star (2005-2007), their Super team in 2006 |
| While a journalist with the | Indianapolis Star he and Susan M. Headden shared the 199 |
| that time, Carson's hometown newspaper, The | Indianapolis Star, has praised him for "going strong" in |
| According to an article in the | Indianapolis Star, a fire started in a simulated opium d |
| Cruice (April 13, 1913 - December 7, 2001 ( | Indianapolis Star, December 9, 2001) was a professional |
| Indianapolis Star, 4 August 1918. | |
| Philadelphia Inquirer, The Denver Post, The | Indianapolis Star, The San Diego Union-Tribune, Oregon N |
| New York Times, Christian Science Monitor, | Indianapolis Star, and The Maine Times). |
| e Up Call; Jason, Katie and Gavin), and the | Indianapolis Star. |
| chools in Indiana" published in 2010 by the | Indianapolis Star. |
| num Photos, The Ventura County Star and The | Indianapolis Star. |
| contributed to the Big Ten Network and The | Indianapolis Star. |
| ot be opened until the capital had moved to | Indianapolis, starting on February 11, 1825, with the se |
| In 14 | Indianapolis starts, Connor drove 4,257 miles (6,851 km) |
| Stereo Review], [The Washington Post], [The | Indianapolis Star], [The Ft. |
| Upon consummation of that merger, the | Indianapolis structure was renamed to become known as th |
| Indianapolis: Studio Press Inc., 1960. | |
| Cincinnati titlist Stefan Edberg, Brussels, | Indianapolis, Stuttgart indoor winner, Wimbledon runner- |
| An | Indianapolis style open wheel racer, a variety of tracto |
| line, now known as the Indiana Rail Road's | Indianapolis Subdivision comprises most of the former IC |
| main event starts, LaRocco announced at the | Indianapolis Supercross press conference that he would r |
| New York City, and Belle Closser Wilson of | Indianapolis, survived her. |
| ly 30, 2009, Simon Crookall, the CEO of the | Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, announced that Venzago' |
| He became Music Director of the | Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra in 2002. |
| ns, the Hilbert Circle Theatre (home of the | Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra), financial institutions |
| hool was awarded the Maestro Award from the | Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. |
| arvin has played principal bassoon with the | Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, the Mozarteum of Salzbu |
| his dual interests, he was a member of the | Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra (1941), the Claude Thorn |
| Diane Evans, | Indianapolis Symphony |
| e featured the retired concertmaster of the | Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, Hidetaro Suzuki; intern |
| rl's Choir has appeared in concert with the | Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, and has appeared on ove |
| Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra - Sussex Symphony Orches | |
| des the Hilbert Circle Theatre, home of the | Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, which underwent a $2.5 |
| hestra, the Houston Symphony Orchestra, the | Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, the NDR-Radio Philharmo |
| 2001, Leppard was the music director of the | Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, where he collaborated w |
| at the Hilbert Circle Theatre, home of the | Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. |
| gh the Symphony in Color competition by the | Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra which represented the gr |
| at the Hilbert Circle Theatre, home of the | Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. |
| esto Symphony, the Fort Worth Symphony, the | Indianapolis Symphony, the Aspen Music Festival, the Sea |
| concert at Dayton Opera, performed with the | Indianapolis Symphony, sang Aida with Opera de la ABAO, |
| , Montevideo Symphony, Minnesota Orchestra, | Indianapolis Symphony, Kansas City Symphony, Columbus Sy |
| He has also performed with the | Indianapolis Symphony, the Cincinnati Symphony, the Nash |
| Solomon later became music director of the | Indianapolis Symphony. |
| When the | Indianapolis team folded after the 1889 season, Brush wa |
| K grad, Joe Holland, played forward for the | Indianapolis team through the 1952 season. |
| 938 in the Bush-Feezle State League for the | Indianapolis team. |
| n North Meridian Street at the north end of | Indianapolis' Television Row. |
| d had that temple's help in establishing an | Indianapolis temple. |
| Indianapolis, Tennessee, and Jacksonville all won multip | |
| It was the 21st edition of the | Indianapolis Tennis Championships, and was part of the I |
| The | Indianapolis Tennis Center is also on the IUPUI campus a |
| The | Indianapolis Tennis Championships was the first ATP stop |
| It was the 20th edition of the | Indianapolis Tennis Championships, and was part of the I |
| At the 2007 | Indianapolis Tennis Championships he hit 10 consecutive |
| The 2008 | Indianapolis Tennis Championships was a tennis tournamen |
| Main article: 2009 | Indianapolis Tennis Championships |
| Main article: 2008 | Indianapolis Tennis Championships - Doubles |
| It took place at the | Indianapolis Tennis Center in Indianapolis, Indiana, Uni |
| Main article: 2007 | Indianapolis Tennis Championships |
| nament played on outdoor hard courts at the | Indianapolis Tennis Center in Indianapolis, Indiana in t |
| The second was at the 2008 | Indianapolis Tennis Championships when he and Fisher def |
| It took place at the | Indianapolis Tennis Center in Indianapolis, Indiana, Uni |
| It took place at the | Indianapolis Tennis Center in Indianapolis, Indiana, Uni |
| nament played on outdoor hard courts at the | Indianapolis Tennis Center in Indianapolis, Indiana in t |
| It took place at the | Indianapolis Tennis Center in Indianapolis, Indiana, Uni |
| Main article: 2007 | Indianapolis Tennis Championships - Doubles |
| edition of the event known that year as the | Indianapolis Tennis Championships and was part of the AT |
| Main article: 2008 | Indianapolis Tennis Championships |
| nament played on outdoor hard courts at the | Indianapolis Tennis Center in Indianapolis, Indiana in t |
| The 2007 | Indianapolis Tennis Championships was a tennis tournamen |
| It took place at the | Indianapolis Tennis Center in Indianapolis, Indiana, Uni |
| Main article: 2009 | Indianapolis Tennis Championships - Doubles |
| It took place at the | Indianapolis Tennis Center in Indianapolis, Indiana, Uni |
| It said to be the oldest house in | Indianapolis that still exists to this day, built in 183 |
| munity High School is a secondary school in | Indianapolis that serves grades 7-12. |
| s was a low income housing project built in | Indianapolis that mainly housed African American familie |
| ry was a major chain of bakeries throughout | Indianapolis that served as distributors of products fro |
| Muncie, the Kennedy entourage flew back to | Indianapolis that night where Robert F. Kennedy delivere |
| center of the state: Marion (which includes | Indianapolis, the state's capital and largest city), Boo |
| was commissioned into the U.S. Navy as USS | Indianapolis the same day at the Philadelphia Navy Yard, |
| south portico of the Indiana Statehouse in | Indianapolis, the capital of the U.S. state of Indiana. |
| In 1990, at the Hoosier Dome in | Indianapolis, the Bedford North Lawrence High School Sta |
| played the Templars of Doom II festival in | Indianapolis, the Doom Shall Rise IV festival in Germany |
| served as chancellor of the Archdiocese of | Indianapolis, the first woman to serve in this position. |
| festival as well as a scheduled concert in | Indianapolis the same night, and Michael Jackson, who pe |
| l was the founder of the Art Association of | Indianapolis, the precursor to the IMA. |
| Cast in New York and transported to | Indianapolis, the bust was originally housed in a promin |
| Opened in 1990 near Monument Circle in | Indianapolis, the Chase Tower (formerly known as the Ban |
| Robert Tyndall was born in | Indianapolis, the son of William Eddy and Alice (Boyd) T |
| the many sporting events held each year in | Indianapolis, the Indianapolis 500, the Brickyard 400 as |
| Located in Carmel, Indiana, a suburb of | Indianapolis, The Village of WestClay is a Traditional N |
| n decided to meet with survivors of the USS | Indianapolis, the first being Maurice Glenn Bell. |
| Located on the southern fringe of Downtown | Indianapolis, the Wholesale District contains many of In |
| Square also played an important part in the | Indianapolis theater heritage. |
| glas E. Stark and Robert Zehr purchased the | Indianapolis theatre . |
| , when it was sold to Central Newspapers of | Indianapolis, then the 15th-largest newspaper company in |
| and that they were rescuing the crew of the | Indianapolis; this was the first definitive message of t |
| Two (Poverty) is the second release from | Indianapolis thrash band Demiricous. |
| onse he began to talk to reporters from the | Indianapolis Times and expose many of the high profile m |
| The headline in the | Indianapolis Times in early September 1933 came as a sur |
| The | Indianapolis Times began as the Indianapolis Sun in 1878 |
| The | Indianapolis Times was an evening newspaper that served |
| college and working at WKYT, Emily moved to | Indianapolis to work as an entertainment reporter for AB |
| rd's School was the first private school in | Indianapolis to open its doors to all races, creeds, and |
| In 1875, Nordyke Marmon & Company moved to | Indianapolis to obtain better manufacturing and shipping |
| al does not run, the Hoosier State connects | Indianapolis to Chicago, where connecting trains take pa |
| March 28, he flew into Weir Cook Airport in | Indianapolis to file as a presidential candidate in the |
| following a light plane crash en route from | Indianapolis to Homestead, Florida that went down in Ken |
| Ballard was born at Methodist Hospital of | Indianapolis to Duard and Mary Ballard. |
| began in the state and rallies were held in | Indianapolis to support the female suffrage legislation |
| es of Diedrich A. Bohlen, an architect from | Indianapolis, to construct a new building for the Academ |
| mpionship defeating Heritage Hills 21-14 in | Indianapolis to cap off a 13-2 season. |
| This service expansion allowed | Indianapolis to become a focus city for that air carrier |
| o the US Congress with survivors of the USS | Indianapolis to argue that Capt. |
| these tryouts, over 3,500 in total, came to | Indianapolis to compete in ten sports. |
| were moved from Monument Circle in downtown | Indianapolis to a different location along US 31 in Fran |
| Fittipaldi returned to | Indianapolis to drive the Chevrolet Corvette Pace Car fo |
| ning School at 525 South Meridian Street in | Indianapolis took place on May 31, 1895. |
| The events were competed at the IU | Indianapolis Track and Soccer Stadium. |
| e was located across Market Street from the | Indianapolis Traction Terminal (the largest traction ter |
| 995 seasons in Detroit before moving to the | Indianapolis Twisters for the 1996 season. |
| In | Indianapolis, two teens from Kokomo, Indiana, wielding a |
| as held from August 7 to August 23, 1987 in | Indianapolis, United States. |
| as held from August 7 to August 23, 1987 in | Indianapolis, United States. |
| The 10th Pan American Games were held in | Indianapolis, United States from 7 August to 23 August 1 |
| as held from August 9 to August 17, 1987 in | Indianapolis, United States. |
| at the 1987 Pan American Games was held in | Indianapolis, United States. |
| old medal at the 1987 Pan American Games in | Indianapolis, United States. |
| held at the William Kuntz Soccer Center in | Indianapolis, United States from August 9 to August 21, |
| s, held from August 7 to August 23, 1987 in | Indianapolis, United States. |
| gust 23, 1987 at the Market Square Arena in | Indianapolis, United States. |
| on County, 1975-1977, and was a resident of | Indianapolis, until his death in 1992. |
| then attended Indiana School of Medicine at | Indianapolis until 1898, and commenced the practice of m |
| he Pirates, but spent most of his season in | Indianapolis until a productive September call up to the |
| d to the bar the same year and practiced in | Indianapolis until 1882. |
| North of | Indianapolis, US 421 continues to the north-northwest, p |
| s Europe, to Bahrain and a double-header at | Indianapolis, USA. |
| s Europe, to Bahrain and a double-header at | Indianapolis, USA. |
| er having gained gold four years earlier in | Indianapolis, USA. |
| City of | Indianapolis v. Edmond, 531 U.S. 32 (2000), was a case i |
| The | Indianapolis Valley of Scottish Rite gave them the "Pork |
| LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: | Indianapolis, Waco |
| The first fire department in | Indianapolis was not founded until June 20, 1826. |
| The first USS | Indianapolis was a cargo ship that served in the United |
| SS | Indianapolis was launched on 4 July 1918 by Pusey and Jo |
| theast bound street on the opposite side of | Indianapolis, was also shown as State Road 37A, but the |
| Downtown | Indianapolis was invaded by multitudes of Star Wars fans |
| When | Indianapolis was built on a grid pattern only Pogue's Ru |
| red bridge that once crossed Pogue's Run in | Indianapolis was eventually destroyed. |
| A street in northeastern | Indianapolis was renamed Binford Boulevard in his honor. |
| ng defunct Indiana Central Canal located in | Indianapolis was refurbished and re-opened as a city rec |
| His initial contract in | Indianapolis was for four years. |
| r intensified enmity wasn't prevalent until | Indianapolis was moved into the newly-formed AFC South f |
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