Indiana Approves 20000 Study For Property Tax Reform
Indiana Budget Committee approved a 20000 appropriation for a complete restatement of the Indiana property tax law. State Tax Board Director Richard L. Worley said exemption questions are not uniform now and local decisions vary by county. The plan assigns three sections exemptions, collection, and budget to be carried out by the State Tax and Financing Policies Committee.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Budget Committee
Indiana State Tax Board
Richard L. Worley
General Assembly
Worley
Chambers of Commerce
Edgetone
Thant
Ambassad
Harry Wertz
James E. Wertz
State Road No. 22
Andison County
Indiana
Lena T. Sylvester
Strue
Yost
Granville H
Ij Anderson
Mildred M. Adams
Ben & Braxton
Thay West
Baker
David
Sarah F. Beatson
Ey Tetley
Madison County
Benson
Williard &Inecessary
Dion Wit
Berneard
Hett Beatson
Chester K
Harner
Howard J
Lois J. McKee
Court House
Carver
Harold J
Mary F
Anderson
Cunningham
Arthur Draper
Josephinead
Ina Lang
Draper
Orville Roland
Juanita
Col
Irene Fuller
Sanford L
Audrey Jumbus
Wilson, Ralph
Barbara Wilson
Monroe Township School
Beckman, Rotruck & Schuyler
Joseph H. Armington
Y Welsh
Sud F Executor
Hog market slips as prices ease on light demand
A Chicago based market report shows demand for butcher hogs was uneven Friday with about 6300 head sold early and prices steady to 23 cents lower. Slaughter cattle were light with few tests. standard and good heifers brought around 23.25 while bulls sold 18 to 20.25. Lambs saw mixed results with higher weights weakened and lighter lots near 16.25 to 16.75 for mid ranges.
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Chicago
Thomson & McKinnom
American
Beth
Steel Brunswick
Chrysler Container
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors Goodyear
Intervetorvester
Johns
Parke Davis
Ennsylvania Ry
Tal ‘ Pilers Chass
Pleece
Hadio Corp
Sears Roebuck
T Southern Co
Sperry
Standard Oil
Ind Union
Carbine
Dow Jones
Clee
Eldon A. Griram
Boston
Philadelphia
Walston & Co
Tara Lynn
Anderson Township
Silver Market Movements and Livestock Prices Across Markets
Chicago and other Midwest stores reported mixed activity as silver shares rise after a large upsurge while livestock prices held firm. Hogs and cattle showed modest gains or steady trends with regional shifts in grain and retail sales noted amid broader market uncertainty.
Hogs Remain Steady As Market Reports Mixed Prices
Indianapolis hog market showed mostly steady to lower quotes with some late sales off 25 cents. Prices covered No. 1 and 2 barrows from 190 to 225 pounds at 17.10 to 17.35, larger weights 16.50 to 17.15, and cows and bulls largely steady. Lambs and veal cited with varied ranges. notices include legal ad snippets for Madison County property filings.
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Indianapolis
Spl
Egal Norics
Tadison ‘County
Quotes From The News In Madison County Indiana
Fragmented OCR reports a local property on Cov ihtry Drive north of new Stats Road 32 owned by numerous individuals. The text references Soviet nuclear test ban discussions and a claim that communists seek to spread propaganda.
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Madison County
Indiana
June G. Hoppes
Ray
Migma G. Meszher
Billie Lee
Phyllis Ann Saxon
Donald C
Margaret B. Saris
Basil J
Edith
Preedie Roy
Ejla Joann Hutanes
John P
Martha
Dixon
Verarea Gillespie
Ivan H
Ada Iler
Freder- Ray E. W
Uteeck S
Veronica Green
Everett
Ance Ittee
Sue Ann Handler
Donale Arthur H. Dean
Nancy EL
Eern D. Adkins
Martin Dennis Ang
Marth
U.S
West Germany
Lin J Witon
Berlin
Anny
Complex legal notices blend with road survey details
A dense mix of legal notices and property descriptions spans townships, sections, and ranges in Madison and surrounding counties. It includes tax hearings, appropriations, rezoning actions, and estate proceedings, naming multiple individuals, properties, and public offices.
Woman Admits Slaying Husband in Bedford Kitchen
Mrs Geraldine David 31 admitted to police she shot her husband Gerald Dale David 40 in their Bedford home, after he attacked her with a baseball bat. She had earlier claimed he died by his own hand. Autopsy showed no powder burns, and she faces voluntary manslaughter charges with a $1,000 bond. Nearby notes cite Evansville and Topeka traffic safety recognitions and separate local killings in East Chicago and Muncie, plus a Madison County legal notice about a ditch case and cost filings.
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David
Bedford
H. Wayne Baker
Evansville
Chicago
Ind
Topeka
Kan
National Safety Council
Chales Jan
Jackson Andjissue
Theodore
New Durham
Clarence Kamp
Iken
Catalin
General Plywood
Hardeman
Draper
Ds Bottnes
Main Sb
Kellum & J. Bradley
M. Henry
Delle Jones
South Main St
Vi Syme
Egg Hood
Sat
Fort Wayne
UPI
Guernsey
Shelbyville
Everettimal
Laspeee Ees Sere
Bor Rleations Board
Denz
Lewman
Steuben County
Angola
Greenfield
Millunfair
Braxwell
Willow Branch
Joe
IBEW
REMC
Kellum
Jim Bradley
Thars
Beats
Joe Kellum
NLEB
Astrochimp Enos Returns for Orbit Test Preparations
Astrochimp Enos arrived at Cape Canaveral for a series of tests to determine how a human astronaut might react after Enos orbited Earth for a little over three hours. Scientists monitor his condition and begin a physical exam as they prepare to launch John Glenn Jr. on America's first orbital flight, likely January or February.
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Cape Canaveral
Enos
U.S
Bermuda
John H. Glenn Jr
America
Eacs
Quliet
Cape
Glenn
Jearth
Atlantic Ocean i
Bermmuda
James P. Henry
Federal Space Agency
United States backs bloc protest against nonnuclear club initiative
At the United Nations Western allies opposed a bid led by Sweden to form a nonnuclear club pledging not to develop or stockpile atomic or hydrogen weapons. The General Assembly faced a vote with 57 in favor and 12 against, aiming to curb nuclear spread while Ireland and the Soviet bloc backed a treaty-inspection approach. The move would impose penalties and require payback plans among member nations.
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Poliical Committee
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Luka F. ‘Paramarchuk
Ukraine
Moscow
Troops Reassign Guard At Spandau Prison
Soviet troops left Spandau Prison after a Friday ceremony as American soldiers took over guarding three surviving Nazi leaders. Hess, Speer, and Schirach remain jailed. Hess serves life, Speer and Schirach twenty years each.
Grain Losses Drag Grain Markets In Chicago Session
In Chicago the grain futures market faced steady pressure with losses of over a cent per bushel in wheat corn and rye. Oats edged higher but closed mixed while soybeans held steady to firm as dealers blamed liquidation hedge selling and profit taking across corn. Wheat fell about 1 percent to 1.5 percent, corn eased, oats ranged, and soybeans stood firm to higher with January bids lifting.
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Chicago
Shares Make Sharp Gain In Silver Market Rally
The market rose as silver prices surged with gains led by Dow Jones components DuPont Union Carbide Eastman Kodak and International Nickel. A strong day for industrials followed a partial recovery from prior losses with investors noting off market speculation and broader exchange activity.
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Grimm
New York
UPI
Indus
United States
Joseph E. Grant
Dow-Jones
Tville
E. F. Hutton & Co
St. Catherine's
Yanced
Util
Bristol Boy Found Hanged in Secluded Bristol Area
The body of 15 year old Larry Gene Schrader was found Friday hanging from a rope over a tree limb at the edge of Bristol Indiana. A coroner's report said the death occurred Thursday and was ruled accidental.
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Bristol
Ind
Larry Gene Schrader
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Jack Lefler
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D-Tex
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E Road
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Rebecca Cullipher
Fon Hengendal
Union Township
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Hanger
Running County
Alfont
Leid
Texpayers
Lick Creek
Board of Tax Commissioners
Northwest Auditor's Office
Fred
Yember
Hanna
Fe Tate
Green Township
Superior Court
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Vinnie M. Kin
Donald P. Jones
United Pentecostal Church Camp
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Olive
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Wertz Taylor
Margaret
Wertz Woodward
Orbra L
Jarrett
Achsa Jarrett
TIGEW
Gayle Jarrett
Liams
Metta R. Wertz
Dan
Wertz
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Carl Wertz
Gerald Wertz
Ogel
Bedford, Ind
Geraldine David
Police
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East
Charles Jackson
Muncie
Darrell Allen Sayers
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Eas Edge
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Madison
Orville W. Wilson
Martin A. Milling
United Nations
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Frank Aiken
Ireland
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Aiken
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Chealeen
Simons’ Delicatessen
Parks
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Troy Donahue
Connie Stevens
Dorothy Macguire
Lloyd Nolan
Susan Slade
Aoe Wasiner
Elvis Presley
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Labor Temple
Free Records
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Mocking
Hill Park
Judy Kay
The
Pike County Ramblers
Louis Johnson
iShot
Labor Board
Stewarts Auction
Wayne Pheanis
Bob Hope
Greenland
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