Indiana Commission on Local Government Reform report releasedAssociated Press Tuesday December 11, 2007 INDIANAPOLIS Eliminating nearly 6,000 elected positions and more than 1,000 units of government are two of the recommendations by a committee that studied ways to reform Indiana government. The report includes 27 recommendations for making Indiana's local government more efficient, effective, understandable and accountable. It calls for changes in counties, cities, townships, libraries, schools and elsewhere. Former Gov. Joe Kernan and Indiana Supreme Court Chief Justice Randall Shepard were co-chairman of the committee and released the results today. If enacted, the recommendations would reduce the number of...