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Paul Edward Helton Paul Edward Helton NORTH VERNON Mr. Paul Edward Helton, 68, of North Vernon, passed away Monday, December 7, 2020 at St. Vincent Hospital in Indianapolis. He was born in Seymour to the late Clifford and Martha (White) Helton. Paul was a self employed plumber and was also employed at Cummins Engine Co. He enjoyed being outdoors camping, boating, fishing and gardening. He also enjoyed discussing politics. Paul is survived by his children, William (Amanda) Helton and Amber (Jason) Miller; grandchildren, Joseph, Micah, Jackson, Skyelar, Sharla, Xander, Nerissa, Dracen; ...

Fix, may be in committee here at the statehouse later today. christine? john? >> miguel marquez, thanks for that excellent reporting. more companies say the new indiana law bad for business. nascar and nike joining a long list of critics. they say the law allows discrimination. both organizations say they are committed to diversity and inclusion. nascar and nike joining this list, apple, angie's list, yelp, ncaa eli lilly, cummins engine. a similar fight is going on in arkansas. it asked governor asa hutchinson to veto house bill 1228. the nation's biggest retailer. it's also the nation's larg...

In that, it doesn't -- >> i'm old enough so i don't -- dwi dwight eisenhower had a national highway program, right? that's a republican, right? he even had a commission, i recall, goals for americans. can you imagine today's republicans having goals for americans? >> not really. >> like, imagine -- >> goals for wealthy americans. >> i do. >> no, no, imagine that we had an infrastructure program for america. imagine that we had like the ced in the second world war, 3,000 groups and communities, how regoing to employ people coming out of the soekd worsecond worl war? so we're writing this book s...

To fix the schools, get the kids so they can work in cummins factories, because they were going to move their factories. >> so they're now investing in the education forces so they can get what they need. >> but it's not just to do good, it's so they can build great engines. >> when you talk about companies being able to do things in india or china, they open up the doors. they say there's basically no regulation and if there is, they'll change it. if you want to do something in the united states, there's 18 different kinds of city, state, federal regulations you have to go through. we talk ab...