Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 January 1937 — Page 14

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TWO CITY BILLS “TO BE OFFERED IN LEGISLATURE

Measures on Gas Utility Fee and Debt Certificates Are Ready.

Marion County delegations in the Legislature today prepared to introduce two City Administrationsponsored bills. A bill to allow payment of approximately $50,000 to the City by the municipal-owned Citizen's Gas _& Coke Utility in lieu of taxes is the first measure on the schedule. Utility officials have earmarked funds for payment when authorized by statute, according to City Controller Walter C. Boetcher, in charge

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Pup No Pal of Experienced Parrott

: U. 6. 16 miles a Nas 6, 3

of Administration measures. The measure, an amendment,

would allow payment provided rates are sufficient to maintain efficient

service and pay indebtedness, Mr. Boetcher said.

An Interest Rate Change

Amendments favoring changes in interest rates on City certificates of indebtedness are to be offered in the House. Present low. interest rates exceed the statutory 6 per cent paid on certificates issued to contractors, the City Controller said. Provisions in the amendment delegate vower to establish interest rates to the Works Board and City Controller, to be determined by the rate on money at the time issued. Street and ally improvements are paid in interest bearing certificates when the General Fund is too low

The parrot in the above picture was born in 1897 and can tdlk. The dog was born two and a half months ago and can’t talk. There are other differences between the two animals, but they don’t matter much. They are pets of Mrs. Annice .Hel-

frich, 1219 N. Keystone Ave. a Toy Manchester and Mrs. Helirich says the bree is the second oldest native to America. The parrot is a parrot of parts, having come from Honduras. The twe have barely a nodding acquaintance.

The dog is known a

interest payment. This would be

avoided, he said. An annual municipal utility payment, replacing taxes from which they are now exempt, would amount to approximately 1 cent on the City tax levy, the City Controller said. Municipal utilities are exempt from city taxes, but pay State and County taxes under the present statute. While the bill is directed at the Citizens Utility, it would af-

F. D. R. INVITES TOBIN Daniel J. Tobin is to be the guest of President Roosevelt, at a White House dinner Tuesday night and a tea Wednesday, in connection with inauguraticn ceremonies. Mr. Tobin

Vis general president of the Inter-

national Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Stablemen and Helpers. He has been invited by Forbes Morgan, National Democratic Party treasurer.

# Have YOUR EYES Been Checked Recently?

to accommodate the City share, Mr.

fect all similar cases in the State.

Boetcher said. Looks to Future

While few certificates have been issued during the last few years, he pointed out, any future extensive public improvement program might have to be curtailed under the ex- | isting statute. More than $15,000 in certificates were issued during the last year, | records showed. Long court con- | troversies over improvements have | cost the City as much as 95 per

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a NEW DETOURS ARE ANNOUNCED

Road 39 Between Lebanon and New Brunswick Now Open.

Five new detours have been placed, the State Highway Department announced today, and the one on Road 39 between New Brunswick and Lebanon has been lifted. Detours on U. S. Road 12 have been marked over city streets in East Chicago, and U. S. Road 31 in Peru and South Bend. Other deours:

Ind. Bridge washed out one of BE detour marked. ile south

Ind. 2. Two miles east of ‘Elkhart, bridge run- saiound,

Ind. 9. Fro east and north

and county gravel. U. S. 12. From Gary to juncti 6, on, East Chicago, orl miles Vs

Ind. 14. East of U. 8S. over county grave 152, four miles fad" 16. East of Flora, bridge run27. From Angola t vs miléy over Ind. Xe Tz mat rom few by ville over, U U. 5: a to Bennetts

around.

and In EA aroun junction of U. 8 30. bridge copitrigtion, Rome bo Ye east, shoulder ville, ly constructio: am-

. 41. South from Fort run-around, drive rs

7s 30, unfinished sh¢ ders. drive careInd. 44. From Shelby: bite West 3 miles over Seley gravel and |pavem Ind. Five miles n¢ rth of SHY sells one- Sr Ba aceoun { slide. Ind. 58. One mile eiist Kurtz, bridge run-around, four miles : ver county gravel. —From 6 to Brazil, shoulder conSipucbion. drive careful (y. Ind. From Jefferion-Clark County line, Abk. shoulder ¢onstruction, drive carefully.

U. S. 150. From Shir seville, southwest

€%2 miles over county {fave

Ind. 234. From Ind. ig io to Jamestown under construction | drive carefully.— Four and one-half ou eas! st a Rd. 9 east five miles over cou:! oy grav

TREATED AFTE!! STABBING

Herbert McDonald | 25, of 329 W. New York St. was :eported in fair condition at City fiospital today from a stab wounci allegedly received in a fight &{ Indiana Ave. and Vermont St.

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