Civil Court, Small Claims Court, April Disbursements
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Civil Court
Cameron Community Hospital vs. Lois Goodman, suit on account; Midwestern Health Management vs. Virgil W. Caldwell and Kimberly Caldwell, suit on account; Green Hills Community Action Agency d/b/a Pattonsburg Associate, LLP, vs. Judy Blackburn, suit for recovery of possession of property and for non-payment of rent;
Cameron Community Hospital vs. Jack and Linda Berten, suit on account; Providian National Bank vs. Virginia D. Gutshall, suit for damages; Cameron Community Hospital vs. Jill Harding, suit on account; City of Princeton vs. Ross Craig and Valerie Craig, suit on account; Cameron Community Hospital vs. Jerry King and Donna King, suit on account; Commerce Bank vs. Schuyler Appley and Sharon Appley, suit on account.
Small Claims Court
Home Exchange Bank vs. Samuel Hamilton and Julie Hamilton, suit for bank charges; Bing’s vs. Peter Dilks d/b/a Dilks Construction, suit on account; Ashley Alexander vs. Codi Jean Brannen Desselle, suit for repayment of loan; Nancy Eads d/b/a/ L&N Motors vs. Mike Moore, suit for damages.
April Disbursements
The total amount collected by the Associate Circuit Court in fines and court costs during April 2001 was $23,696.84. Of that amount, $14,140 in fines was disbursed to Daviess County school districts, apportioned on the basis of enrollment.
Court costs disbursed to Daviess County included $555 in clerk fees, $2,027.50 in county fees, $160 to the Crime Victims Compensation Fund, $345 incarceration costs, $320 to the Law Enforcement Training Fund, $80 to the Prosecuting Attorney Training Fund, $209.50 in sheriff’s fees and mileage, $572.50 bond forfeitures, $10.52 postage, $60.50 U.A. fees, and $5.00 fax reimbursement.
Other disbursements include a total of $4,286 to the Department of Revenue for clerk fees, crime victims compensation, Independent Living Center fund, court automation fund, and prosecuting attorney training fund; $160 to the Department of Public Safety for Peace officers Standards and Training Commission Fund; $533 to the Sheriffs’ Retirement Fund; $120 to the Law Library Fund; and $112.32 for all other disbursements.