Tax Revenues Distributed Across Jackson County Units
Checks mailed from the Brownstown auditor’s office distribute 1,772,587.41 in spring property and intangible taxes in Jackson County. Schools receive about half, with Seymour Community Schools and Brownstown Central leading. Other allocations cover county funds, libraries, and state funds, totaling a new high for midyear collections.
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Brownstown
Jackson County
Seymour
Brownstown Central
Metropolitan
Vernon Township
Medora, Houston
Clearspring
Jackson County Review Board Opens 1967 Session
The Jackson County Board of Review begins its 1967 session Monday in the Brownstown auditor's office. It reviews assessments from March 1 to May 15 and exemptions for mortgages veterans blind and nonprofit organizations. Hearings cover new homes additions and personal property appeals through July 1, five days weekly.
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Jackson County Board of Review
Auditor's
Brownstown
Garrett Fee
Russell Goen
Allen Bain Harbaugh
Lynn Hinnefeld
Paul Rainier
Seymour
Two Hurt In Crash At Oville Interchange
Two truck drivers were injured in a two-vehicle crash on Interstate 65 at the Crothersville interchange around 1:30 a m. Betty Collett 29 of Parsons Tennessee suffered back neck and rib injuries while George Dwinner 57 of Fort Dodge Iowa had neck and back pains. Collett remained in Schneck Memorial Hospital in good condition. Scotty Collett 30 was driving an empty semi that rear ended the loaded tractor trailer driven by Dwinner. Damages were estimated at 700 and 300 dollars. Troopers Miller Vermeulen and Young investigated.
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Crothersville
Betty Collett
Parsons
Tenn
George Dwinner
Ft. Dodge
Iowa
Collett
Schneck Memorial Hospital
Dwinner
Scotty Collett
Ronnie Miller
David Vermeulen
Seymour
Seymour Considers Bicycle Ordinance To Improve Road Safety
Chief Robert Gill backs a proposed city ordinance to identify abandoned bicycles and teach road rules to youths. The measure, discussed by council and welcomed by many residents, would create a bicycle court and cite infractions such as failing to signal turns and riding more than two abreast.
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Robert Gill
Police Department
Gill
Burns Indiana
Gili
Commissioners Meet Monday at Brownstown Courthouse
The June Jackson County board of commissioners will meet Monday at the Brownstown courthouse. Agenda items include bridge specifications for White Creek to replace a structure knocked down in a truck accident and talks between the Army Corps of Engineers and a property owner about a right of way between a county road and an access road to Lake McAroe.
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Jackson County Board of Commissioners
Brownstown
White Creek
Army Corps of Engineers
Jackson County
Lake Mcaroe
Dangerous Bridges Set For Widening In Indiana
Indiana highways officials announce widening of thirteen narrow bridges on Ind 58 in Jackson and Bartholomew counties over the next year as part of a 6.9 million dollar state project widening 263 bridges. The plan includes bridges on Ind 58 Ind 11 Ind 250 and others near Greensburg and Seymour with some to be replaced rather than widened. Engineering costs cover redesign of 147 miles of two lane roads to four lanes.
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Jackson
Bartholomew
Indiana Highways For Survival, Inc
Robert Murphy
Seymour District
Indiana Highway Department
Highways For Survival Organization
Seymour
Jennings
Greensburg
Commission
Highway Commission
General Assembly
Indiana Nat s Guard May Lose 1100 Men
Indiana faces a three year reorganization with up to 1100 guardsmen cut while adding a Green Berets unit centered on the 1st Battalion 151st Infantry Airborne in Muncie. The 38th Infantry Division stays SRF with about 9100 soldiers, 1400 reassigned to nondivisional units.
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Indiana
Nat's Guard
Indianapolis
Adj
John S. Anderson
Roger D. Branigin
Pentagon
Anderson
Green Berets
151St Infantry Airborne
Muncie
SRF
Michigan
Ohio
Summer School Programs Open In Seymour And Brownstown
Seymour Community Schools begin eight courses including driver education biology English and typing with sessions at Seymour High School and Brownstown. Classes run 8 am to noon daily with a 7 am to 3 pm driver course in car instruction and a closing session July 28.
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Seymour Community
Brownstown
Seymour Senior High School
Freetown
Ottis Silvers
Andrew Houston
Darrel Duffy
Weather records for Seymour downtown and Rockford observer
Downtown Seymour noon temperature is unofficial while other readings come from Mrs. Ruth Everhart government weather observer at Rockford. Official Downtown Seymour 9 am today shows 60. Friday maximum 68 and minimum unspecified. River at 7 am 4.1 feet and precipitation 0.1 inch. Sunset today 8:08 EST sunrise Sunday 5:17 EST.
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Seymour
Ruth Everhart
Rockford
May 1966 Seymour police report shows accidents down
May recorded 39 accidents and $12 610 in vehicle damage, with 297 calls answered and 29 people arrested on 36 charges. Personal injuries occurred in six crashes, public intoxication and DUI charges rose, traffic arrests fell.
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Seymour
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County General Fund
Medora
Carr
Driftwood
Grassy Fork
Hamilton
Owen
Pershing
Redding
Salt Creek
Vernon
Washington
Seymour Public Library
Seymour Contractual Library
Fair Board
State Forestry
Jackson County State Forest
Ft. Knox, Ky
U. S. Army
Tribune
Ft. Knox
Camp Atterbury
Columbus
State Forest
Knox
O’ville
Indiana National Guard
National Guard
U. S. Adjutants General Association
Seymour Schools
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