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New Carlisle, Indiana · 20th century

1980s

6 dated events in 1980s, in order. Part of the full timeline.

20th century 6 dated mentions

1980s

  1. 1980–2026
    Wrestling: one state champion, and the program's firsts

    The firsts stand in order: first qualifier Mitchel Kane, 1980; first placer Frank Fraser, 1997. An individual state title is a team-history fact at this size — the champion's biography belongs to the Sports Players leg, and this section carries the title, the year and the program roll at the strength of the sport's own record.

  2. 1981–2000
    The record itself: two listings, two filers, and the survey under them

    Under both filings lies the fieldwork that made them possible: the Indiana Historic Sites and Structures Inventory of St. Joseph County, published at South Bend in 1981, the county survey in which the state's investigators first recorded the town's buildings one by one.

  3. 1982–2018
    The disaster-and-recovery beats: the floods, with the argument about the numbers

    That record, from the federal gauges: on the Kankakee River near Shelby, the greatest discharge of record is 7,650 cubic feet per second on 26 March 1982, and the greatest gage height 12.98 feet on 24 March 1982…

  4. 1982–2018
    The flood sequence as a series: the record before the record, then the record

    On the Kankakee River near Shelby, the flood of March 1982 holds two of the basin's marks at once: the greatest discharge of record, 7,650 cubic feet per second on 26 March, and the greatest gage height, 12.98 feet on 24 March…

  5. 1986–1988
    The takeover: the commission takes the branches, 1986–1988

    The patronage system's end began in 1986, and it was announced as a service scandal as much as a political one: the Indianapolis Business Journal's retrospective states the sequence plainly…

  6. 1987–2020
    The anchor manufacturer: I/N Tek and I/N Kote — founding, peak form, and fate

    The largest industry this town ever held was announced in March 1987, and it was a partnership between Chicago steel and Japan.