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January 29, 1976
Talk about hard times...
The Louisville Investigating Agency (LIA) opened its doors for business about
two months ago at 3622 North Western Parkway.
The LIA specializes in finding missing dogs. But the trouble is, said LIA
chairman Monte Gibbs, nobody has lost a dog.
Monte, 11, of 3613 Northwestern Parkway, said he has five agents he can turn
loose on a case almost any hour of the day - after school.
"We haven't been very busy, but we sit around and talk a lot," he
said.
The LIA office is in a room at the home of brothers Scott and Ricky
Daunhauer,
both LIA agents. Times are so tough that all the investigators have been
shoveling snow or doing other odd jobs to replenish the treasury.
Besides dogs, the LIA will look for cats, or about any other lost creature or
object.
The agency's services to the elderly, say 40 or older, are free.
Someday somebody in the neighborhood is going to lose a dog, or something.
Then watch the LIA spring into action.
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