Jackson County Inmate Roster – 1-29-20
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Scott County Inmate Roster – 1-29-20
IC 9-24-18-1 ~ OPERATOR NEVER LICENSED
IC 35-44.1-2-9(MA) ~ FAILURE TO APPEAR
IC 35-48-4-8.3(A)MA ~ POSSESSION OF PARAPHERNALIA
IC 35-42-3-3 ~ CRIMINAL CONFINEMENT
IC 35-45-2-1 ~ INTIMIDATION
LEAVING A SCENE WITH P.I. ACCIDENT
IC 35-42-4-9 ~ SEXUAL MISCONDUCT
IC 35-42-3-3(B)(2)(B)FL3 ~ CRIMINAL CONFINEMENT – RESULTS IN SERIOUS BODILY INJURY
IC 35-42-2-1.3(a)MA ~ DOMESTIC BATTERY
IC 35-44.1-2-9(MA) ~ FAILURE TO APPEAR
Washington County Inmate Roster – 1-29-20
January 27
Salem City Police
Phillip John Scott, 36, Salem
- Operating a Motor Vehicle While Privileges Are Suspended
Indiana State Police
Candace Leigh Meredith, 32, Salem
- Possession of Meth
- Possession of a Syringe
- Maintaining a Common Nuisance
- Trafficking with an inmate
January 28
Washington County Sheriff’s Department
Regina Kaye Campbell, 33, Salem
- Failure to Appear on Felony Charge
- Possession or Use of a Legend Drug or Precursor
Katherine Saranam Johnston, 34, Indianapolis
- Failure to Appear on Felony Charge
- Failure to Appear on Felony Charge
- Possession of Paraphernalia
Salem Police Department
Charles Franklin Schocke, 29, Salem
- Domestic Battery
- Writ of Body Attachment
- Writ of Body Attachment
January 29
Washington County Sheriff’s Department
Tiffany N. Sampson, 28, Jeffersonville
- Auto Theft
- False Informing
- Operating a Motor Vehicle Without Ever Being Licensed
Dylan Joseph Clark, 24, New Albany
- Failure to Appear
Heather Rose Hampton, 46, Salem
- Operating a Vehicle While Intoxicated
- Battery or Battery by Bodily Waste
Houchin’s students with disabilities legislation approved by committee
Senate Bill 346, authored by State Sen. Erin Houchin (R-Salem) unanimously passed the Senate Committee on Education and Career Development today.
SB 346 would require the Indiana Department of Education (DOE) to provide accommodations to students with certain disabilities, to the extent allowed under federal law, on every section of statewide testing assessments – as part of the student’s individualized education program (IEP). This includes text-to-speech (TTS), screen reader, or human reader accommodations.
“Once a child with a learning or developmental disability begins school, federal law requires schools to provide them with a free and appropriate public education,” said Houchin. “This includes a comprehensive evaluation to determine the nature and extent of the services the child will need as well as a personalized, written document in the form of an IEP. Last year, Hoosier students took the ILEARN test for the first time, and only 10.7% of special-education students passed both math and English sections. This alarming statistic is partially due to the fact that all students with IEPs were denied access to text-to-speech technology for the reading comprehension section of the test.”
According to recent data, 6.7 million public-school children receive special education services, and up to 17% of children have dyslexia.
“For children with dyslexia, universally denying TTS only highlights their disability, rather than allowing them to show their true ability,” added Houchin. “A student might excel at reading comprehension, but without TTS, their inability to decode letters and words impedes their ability to comprehend. For blind children who cannot read Braille, TTS is the only way they can access the reading comprehension portion of the test. If a child’s IEP allows them to use certain accommodations in the classroom, those same accommodations should also be permitted during standardized tests. I am proud to see this legislation moving through the process, and I will continue advocating for students with disabilities.”
SB 346 will now head to the full Senate for consideration.
Washington County Election Filings – 1-29-20
The following complete list of filings was provided by the Washington County Circuit Clerk Stephanie Rockey as of the end of today.
Filed and certified as of closing on the 29th of January:
Washington County Clerk
Stephanie K. Rockey, Clerk-R
Washington County Treasurer
Shirley Batt, Treasurer-D
Washington County Coroner
Peg Schell, Coroner-R
Steven A. Tye, Coroner- R
Washington County Commissioner
Phillip D. (Phil) Marshall, Commissioner- Dist. 1-R
Rick Roberts, Commissioner- Dist. 3-R
Washington County Council
Mark E. (Bubba) Abbott- County Council, At-large-R
Keeley R. Stingel- County Council, At-Large-R
Rondale Brishaber- County Council, At-Large- R
Gerald Fleming, Sr.-County Council, At-Large-R
Duane Malloy- County Council, At-Large-R
Washington County Surveyor
Emily Rodman, Surveyor-R
Judith Wiesenauer, State Convention Delegate-D
Keeley R. Stingel- State Convention Delegate-R
Ken Armstrong- State Convention Delegate-R
Tara Coats Hunt- State Convention Delegate-R
Stephanie K. Rockey- State Convention Delegate-R
Jimmy (JD) Rockey- State Convention Delegate-R
Dustin Houchin- State Convention Delegate-R
Erin Houchin- State Convention Delegate- R
Luann Armstrong- State Convention Delegate-R
Danny R. Libka- Precinct Committeemen, Salem 1- R
Ken Armstrong- Precinct Committeemen, Posey-R
Dustin Houchin- Precinct Committeemen, Washington 2-R
Tara Coats Hunt- Precinct Committeemen, Washington 3- Rep.
Tonya Deremiah- Precinct Committeemen, Jackson- Rep.
Gerald Fleming, Sr.- Precinct Committeemen, Pierce-Rep.
Joseph (Joe) Keltner- Precinct Committeemen, Vernon- Rep.
Forrest (Joe) Walker, Jr.- Precinct Committeemen, Howard-Rep.
Local candidates will file with the county clerk’s office in the Washington County Justice Center.
Filing will remain open until 12:00 pm local time on Friday, February 7, 2020.
McBride Gets 200th Victory in 56-34 Win at Paoli
Eastern’s Lady Musketeers played spoiler to the Lady Rams senior night, with a 56-34 that also delivered Coach Mike McBride’s 200th win.
The ladies and fans showed their appreciation by planning a celebration on the court at the conclusion of the game.
Kendra Sill knocked down three 3 point shots in the first quarter to put the Musketeers up. All of the first-half points came from behind the arc, or the free-throw line.
The second half was a different game for the Musketeers. They pounded the ball in the paint where Kyia Mckinley added 11 and Lily Crumpton had 4. The Rams had no answer for the duo in the paint.
Sill finished the game with 17 points shooting 5 for 7 from behind the arc. Caylee Graves and Shelby Casey had 11.
The Lady Musketeers are 14-8 in regular season play this season and set at 4-5 in the Mid Southern Conference, tied for fourth place with Scottsburg.
The ladies will have their last regular-season game Thursday at Henryville.
It will be broadcast live on WSLM 1220 AM beginning with the pre-game show about 7:15p with Wes Drury, Adam Bagshaw, and Mikie Batt.
PAT KELLY INTRODUCTORY PRESS CONFERENCE SET FOR THURSDAY, FEB. 6
The Louisville Bats will introduce Pat Kelly as manager for the upcoming 2020 season at a press conference at Louisville Slugger Field on Thursday, Feb. 6 during the annual “Skipper Showcase” beginning at noon.
Kelly was originally named the 19th manager in Bats franchise history prior to the start of the 2018 campaign before he earned a promotion to the Cincinnati Reds as Bench Coach in April of that season.
Tickets for the event are available to the general public for just $12 and can be purchased by clicking HERE or by calling the Bats Box Office at (855) 228-8497.
The Skipper Showcase will take place in the Hall of Fame Pavilion at Louisville Slugger Field when Kelly is introduced as manager by Bats’ Senior Vice President, Greg Galiette.
The event will also feature appearances by:
- Eric Lee (Reds Senior Director of Player Development)
- Buddy Bell (Reds Vice President, Senior Advisor to General Manager, former Reds star third baseman – 5x All-Star, 6x Gold Glove award winner, Silver Slugger award winner & member of Texas Rangers Hall of Fame)
- Doug Flynn (Former Reds & Mets star second baseman, UK Grad)
- Ron Oester (Former Reds star second baseman)
- Tom Browning (Former Reds star pitcher & NL Rookie Pitcher of the Year 1985 – pitched 12th perfect game in MLB history)
Washington County Election Filings – 1-28-20
Washington County Clerk and election administrator Stephanie Rockey reports the following update of political filings for candidates to run in the May 5 Primary election for party nomination.
- Luann Armstrong, State Convention Delegate- Rep.
- Gerald Fleming, Sr.- County Council, at-large- Rep.
- Gerald Fleming, Sr.- Precinct Committeemen, Pierce- Rep.
- Forrest (Joe) Walker, Jr.- Precinct Committeemen, Howard- Rep.
Local candidates will file with the county clerk’s office in the Washington County Justice Center.
Filing will remain open until 12:00 pm local time on Friday, February 7, 2020.
Paul Edward Allison, age 88 of Campbellsburg
Paul Edward Allison, age 88 of Campbellsburg, Indiana passed away Saturday, January 25, 2020, at 11:04 pm, in his residence.
Born October 14, 1931, in Danville, Illinois, he was the son of the late William H. Allison and Lola Irene (Meadors) Allison.
On March 28, 1954, he married Remona (Reid) Allison, who passed away on December 21, 2017.
He was a member of Enon Baptist Church, served during the Korean War in the U.S. Army. Paul was a member of the Campbellsburg Conservation Club, the N.R.A. and loved hunting and shooting guns.
Survivors include:
Son: Billy Wayne Allison of Campbellsburg, Indiana;
Son: Jeffrey L. (Sherry) Allison of Goodland, Indiana;
Son: Patrick S. (Ruth) Allison of Winlock, Washington;
Daughter: Zena Beth (Jeff) Petty of Campbellsburg, Indiana.
He is also survived by 7 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by 1 granddaughter and 4 great-granddaughters.
Funeral Service: 1:00 pm Friday at Dawalt Funeral Home with Pastor Greg Strother officiating. Interment at Crown Hill Cemetery in Salem, Indiana.
Visitation: 4 to 8 pm Thursday and 10 am to 1 pm Friday at Dawalt Funeral Home.
Memorial Contributions to:
Washington County Relay for Life
C/O Jeanette Nolan
945 North Rush Creek Road
Salem, Indiana 47167
