Search continues for slayers of FBI agents on Pine Ridge
The FBI maintains the hunt for two agents’ killers on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota. About 200 agents search rugged hills and ravines using armored vehicles, a helicopter and a light plane amid ongoing violence on the reserve.
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Pine Ridge
S.D
FBI
Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
Thomas Coll
Coll
South Dakota
Wounded Knee
AIM
Richard Wilson
Oglala
West Second Street project advances with storm sewer work
Indiana state highway engineers report ongoing work on the West Second street project in Seymour. Contractors United of Columbus and L. P. Cavett of Seymour supervise redesign of the Community Drive intersection, widening Second Street, and installing large storm sewers to handle heavy runoff.
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West Second Street
Indiana State Highway Commission
Seymour State Highway
United
Columbus
L. P. Cavett
Seymour
Community Drive-West Second Street
Second Street
von Fange
John Deere Implements
Community Drive
Airport Road
Lasher Drive
Sion
Westgate Road
Swain Industries
Walnut Street
Brownstown
Public Hearing Set on Meeting Bridge in Jackson County
Jackson County commissioners schedule a public hearing Thursday at 3 30 p m in the courthouse commissioners room to decide the meeting bridge issue.
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Jackson County
Shieldstown Covered Bridge Fate To Be Decided
Lynn Roberts Jr county auditor reports Southern Indiana Engineering Company Columbus seeks public input on Shieldstown White River bridge project. Engineers plan a new bridge with federal funds and may build it alongside the existing covered bridge if the public favors preservation. otherwise the old structure could be torn down.
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Shieldstown
Lynn Roberts, Jr
Southern Indiana Engineering Company
Columbus
SIECO
White River
Roberts
New Superintendent to Begin Post Next Week
Dr. Robert T. Burton, former Seymour High principal, will assume Browns town Community Schools superintendent duties next week. He succeeds retiring William B. Sharp after leading Clinton Prairie School Corporation near Frankfort for a year. Burton and his wife Maralyn, with sons Scott, 20, Brian, 18, and Tom, 16, plan to move into Browns town early in the week.
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Robert T. Burton
Seymour High School
Jackson County
Brownstown
Burton
Clinton Prairie School Corporation
Frankfort
William B. Sharp
Seymour
Washington Elementary
Indiana University
Maralyn
Scott
Brian
Tom
Aspiring Thespians Invited for Arsenic and Old Lace Tryouts
Jackson County community theatre invites aspiring thespians to try out for Arsenic and Old Lace during September Watermelon Festival events. Tryouts start 7:30 p.m. Tuesday July 8 at Royal Off The Square Theatre Browns Town. Directing by Joseph Persinger with Slim Callis on sets and lighting.
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Jackson County
Jackson County Community Theatre Inc
Royal- Off-The-Square Theatre
Joseph Persinger
Wallonia
R1. A. R
Slim” Callis
Weather records for Seymour and official readings
Downtown Seymour noon temperature is unofficial while other readings from Ruth Everhart in Rockford are official. The report lists 9 am downtown data, Friday maximum and minimum, the river level at 7 am, sunset and sunrise times for the weekend.
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Seymour
Ruth Everhart
Rockford
Delinquent Sewer Payments Lead to Liens in Seymour
Seymour residents face tax liens on property if sewer payments to the city sanitation utility remain unpaid by Tuesday July 1. Manager Evelyn Shade notes delinquent accounts have been mailed notices. unrepaid amounts will be certified to Jackson County Auditor Lynn Roberts Jr. and added to county real estate taxes. The owner bears responsibility even if a renter handled the sewer bill.
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Seymour
Seymour Sanitation Utility
Evelyn Shade
City Sanitation
Lynn Roberts
Jackson County
Fenton’s Grocery Marks 54 Years Under Family Name
Oscar Fenton runs Fenton's Grocery at 110 East Sixth Street with wife Geneva after his parents Edward and Flora Dee started the store in 1892. The couple recalls changing times, price shifts since 1946, and a business built on personal service and steady customer relations.
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Susan Smith
Oscar Fenton
Fenton
East Sixth Street
Edward
Flora Dee Fenton
Louisville
Geneva
Fenton’s
Edward Fenton
Flora Dee
Fenton's
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