Indiana Governor Henry Schricker Dies
Indiana mourns longtime public servant Henry Schricker age unknown. The Democrat held roles from state senator to governor and lieutenant governor, led the state police bill, and built a civic legacy. Funeral arrangements set in Knox with burial at Crown Hill. Survivors include wife Maude, two sons Henry Jr and George, daughter Margaret Robbins, and six grandchildren. Contributions asked to Boy Scouts Girl Scouts or charity.
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Henry Schricker
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Schricker
Hoosiers
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Matthew E. Welsh
Knox Center
Crown Hill Cemetery
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Henry F. Jr
Wabash Fire & Casualty Insurance Co
Indianapolis
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Margaret Robbins
U.S. Public Health Service
Washington
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Thoughts on Property Tax and Relief in Indiana
A state official argues for a realistic state aid budget to local schools and limiting distributive surplus to city town county and township units It discusses potential future funding by raising state taxes if needed and envisions permanent local tax reductions while avoiding broad tax hikes.
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General Assembly
Indiana
Indiana taxes and death penalty repeal shift in 1967 session
The AP poll shows 92 percent oppose any tax increase and 79 percent oppose cuts. General fund surpluses would rise to 137.8 million by June 30 next year and 232.2 million by June 30, 1969 under current plans. Half the lawmakers support ending the death penalty, while police slaying of Trooper Rayner could sway votes.
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William R. Rayner
Greensburg
Kentucky
Branigin
Universities face funding split in 1967 69 plan
The universities would receive 252.3 million in operating funds for 1967 69 and 50 million in bonding power for construction, with requests totaling 525 million. They expect statewide legislative scrutiny and possible increases, while local school support is likely to rise to ease property taxes. No major changes forecast in the sales and gross income tax structure.
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Indiana University Medical Center
Ball State University
Two Juveniles Charged With Shoplifting at Kmart Center
Two local juveniles were arrested by police Wednesday evening for shoplifting at the Kmart Shopping Center at 25th Street and Wabash Avenue. Patrolman Nick Sereno said they stole a tachometer and a cap valued at nearly $21, hid them under coats, and left the store. They admitted the theft and were released to probation authorities.
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Your Federal Income Tax Guide Available for 50 Cents
The 1967 edition of Your Federal Income Tax is now on sale for 50 cents a copy. The IRS said the guide may be bought at most IRS offices or from the U S Government Printing Office in Washington D C 20402. The 160 page book answers nearly any question a taxpayer might have while preparing a return.
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UPI
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
U.S. Government Printing Office
D.C
Auto crash turns fatal for driver in Luino
In Luino Italy Elli escaped injury when his car skidded off the road and struck a tree. As he exited the vehicle the door twisted and seized his neck strangling him, authorities reported.
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Luino
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UPI
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Civic Leaders Back ISU Plan for Medical Center
Local officials urge Indiana State University to host a medical center linking a hospital, residence halls and facilities on or near the Terre Haute campus. A 144 staff start, growing to 380, would operate on about 15 acres across the Wabash River with sites under consideration and final approval pending the General Assembly.
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Tional
Wabash River
General Assembly
Indiana
Indiana State University
Terre Haute
Mod Music Could Cause Ear Trouble in Teens
Phoenix acoustics expert Robert A. Larabell warns loud rock music endangers teen hearing. He compares concert noise to rivet forging and automotive work, noting 90 to 95 decibels at 20 feet for 15 minutes risks damage per Air Force charts. He supports noise guards in heavy industries but praises rock’s quality, only opposing high volume.
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Ariz
Robert A. Larabell
Larabell
Bels
Air Force
Claims Rise in Indiana as Jobless Benefits Grow
Indiana unemployment insurance claims reached 21 261 last week a 19 percent increase from the prior week State officials attributed the surge mainly to Evansville where about 1800 workers faced a two week inventory layoff The total claims edged just over 100 higher than a year ago
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Indiana
Evansville
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