Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 284, Decatur, Adams County, 3 December 1947 — Page 7

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I'jts Increase [dsToCities* ■l L Di stril ? u u°? J ■Gjs Funds ■ 3.-(UP)— ►"Lse the distribution f iD .line tax funds to t ga ‘id counties was auditor A. E .eking at a meetiDS ° f B SP upervisors, recoin- ■ Y ‘ 19 47 distribution to omit the state fcl® <™» .«■« »>■ ■ Tra tax collections. B ~-esent law, enacted fceffure obviously to K . s& demands of 10Cal Kmore money from B h counties get 64 per- ■ ' ’ties 16 percent, and the 1J department 20 perKections above $3(7,K'lhe «« be , I’ provide division of ■ t S’4 000,000, and that Kuld receive SV percent K percent of the surI, basis of current collecK e surplus distribution ll«« <• ' S - SB2 -“ SljflS.s3l would go to the |r*r Burch's proposal, the Ebe $9,582,655, and the Eid get none. |l explained to the road E that legislative action FL- to change the dis|e set-tip and that this Ibe accomplished before E ss there was a special Kthe general assembly.

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State Police Head Rejects Pay Boost Indianapolis, Dec. 3 —(UP )— Col. Rossow, superintendent of Indiana state police, today said he had turned down a SSO per month pay increase pending a pay raise for his state troopers. Rossow also rejected a $lO per month raise for his men, saying it was not enough. Troopers now draw from SI,BOO to $2,100 per year, with a monthly subsistence allowance of S7O. Rossow’s annual salary is $6,000. ( o Trade In a Good Town — Decatur

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lowa Man Fined For Reckless Driving Robert Olney, Clinton, la., arrested here early Tuesday morning for reckless driving, was fined S2O and costs by justice of peace Floyd Hunter last evening when he pleaded guilty to the charge. He was arI rested about 1 a.in. Tuesday by of-1 ficers Roy Chilcote and Robert Hill of the city police. DECATUR RESIDENT j i.i v . ' > • ■ ■i. • (Continued trom Page 1) tur and Mrs. Mary Wolfe of Redkey; three grandchildren and one I great grandchild; a sister, Mrs. Ida I Hudson, and two brothers, David and Peter Addy, all of Hammond. I Two brothers are deceased.

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