Allen Wendell Moore, 91, Kokomo, passed away at 3:08pm, Monday, December 14, 2020 at St. Vincent Hospital in Kokomo. He was born October 26, 1929 in Anderson to Allen Wayne and Jessie Mae (Whitehouse) Moore. He married Barbara E. Tilley on October 12, 1951 in Anderson. She preceded him in death.
Allen was a 1947 graduate of Anderson High School. IN 1951 he graduated from Ball State University with a B.S. degree in business education and English. In 1952 he received his M.A. degree from Ball State University in business education and later completed one year of post-graduate work at Ball State.
For 40 years he was a business education and English teacher at Goshen, Kokomo, Haworth and North Central High Schools. He was the only chairman of the business education department of Haworth High School during the 16 years of existence and later served as business education department chairman of North Central High School.
bing and that means there will likely be a shortage of ice cream this summer. vanilla ice cream at least. the price going up after a series of natural disasters in madagascar where most of your vanilla of our vanilla is produced. who knew that i didn t. now we re a little smarter pete. pete: i didn t know you made me a lot smarter. thank you more and more states are legalizing pot as you know, and a recent survey found the number of companies in colorado leading the curve on that testing for marijuana is on the decline. is this a good idea? here to debate former police officer federal prosecutor, and deputy white house drug czar joe peters and jessie johnson, ceo of purple peace so i don t like to put people in boxes but joe, you re generally anti-pot and jessie, more pro-legalization. jessie let me start with you so do you think as the study finds that as legalization grows at the state level, still illegal at the federal rebel, but companies are testing less for
your perogative, recreation at use, so could we be punishing people that don t need to be punished? no i don t think so. it s still illegal federally and number two in states that have legalized marijuana recreational ly it has provided a host of ancillary problems. drug driving deaths are up, teen use is up, because the message is it s okay. it s now okay in the workplace. employer liability. if you own that company or that truck that causes an accident because someone is high while they re driving, that s going to drive up all kinds of cost, so i think it s the wrong move at the wrong time. pete: well reall it without clarity you re right. different state laws and federal law, but you know i think if companies making decisions for themselves is the place to be oftentimes. absolutely and at the end of the day, you re consciously narrowing down your target. pete: we ve got to leave it there, joe peters and jessie johnson thank you for your time.
this friday morning. temperatures already in the mid- 80s. just haven t cooled down after yesterday s temperatures that pushed 100. today, right back at it. we ll top 100 degrees today. good morning. thank you for waking up with fox 5 morning news. i m steve chenevey. i m wisdom martin. the big story is the extreme heat. we are used to handling hot weather around here but this stuff is downright dangerous. in the last two days, d.c. fire and ems crews have seen a 25% increase in calls with about 300 people being if prance poured to the - transported to the hospital each day. when you walk outside at 2:00 or 3:00 in the morning when we get ready to come to work and it is sweltering already, you just know that the rest of the day is going to be let s just call it challenging. when you get in the car, man, it is not pleasant. it will be a tough day, folks. we do have the excessive heat warping in effect. we have a code red air koala letter in effect from unhealthy air qua
barnes once again. it is hot out there. it is warm right now but it will be hot later today. it was hot later with highs once again back in the 90s. bright sunshine in the forecast the next couple of days around here. temperatures unseasonably warm, near record heat. all right. let s get to it. we are talking 60s outside the beltway but a very mild, warm, balmy 74 here in town. 71 in owe someone city. 70 down at patuxent naval air station. sunrise this morning about 6:35 and i think by 8:00 or 9:00, temperatures will start to jump. we will be hot around here later today as that area of high pressure continues to rule our pressure w high pressure anchored right over the washington area, you know what? it will be bright and sunny. there won t be more than one or two clouds out there. i m going to count. no thunderstorm activity in today s forecast. gurvir, you get out there and count for me. hot temperatures this afternoon, 96. code orange air quality by the way. ve