Littering Problem on Lakes Highlighted by Taxpayers
A local piece urges action to stop improper use of litter barrels along lakes. It notes increased cleanup costs for the Highway Department and cites Kentucky law mandating fines from 25 to 300 dollars for public littering. Citizens are urged to report abuses to state police, county sheriffs, or city police.
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Highway Department
Kentucky
Delinquent Taxes Continued From Page
List of delinquent taxpayers with amounts owed and related debts. Names include Sybil Wells, Thomas S. Wells, Willard L. Wells, William Welsh, Allen West Jr., Gary D. Westerfield, Alice Faye White, Bobby White, Dotty White, Linda White, James R. Wilder, and many others with warrants or balances ranging from under a dollar to over a hundred dollars. The long roster shows multiple families and individuals with unpaid taxes and related penalties.
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Sybil Wells
Thomas S. Wells
Willard L. Wells
William Welsh
Allen West Jr
Gary D. Westerfield
Alice Faye White
Bobby White
Clarence E
Dotty White
Gary M. White
G. O. White
Joseph A. White Jr
Linda White
Homer D. Whitley
Curtis Neal Wilcox
Leota Wilcox
James W. Wight
Wilbur Hotel
Bobby H. S. Wilder
Mrs
Callie Wilder
James Wilder
James Richard Wilder
Mary Williams Wilder
Nelson Wider
Thelma Wilkerson
Ada G. Williams
Barbara Williams
Bert Williams
Earl V
Nannie Williams
Rose Ann Williams
Walter Williams
Willard C. Williams
Luther & Frances Willis
Virgil Wilson
William Hugh Wilson
Bill Woods
Marjorie Ruth Woods
Chester B. Woolum
John Woolum
Leslie Worley
George Wright
Robert C. Wright
W. Orlando Wright
Charles S. Wyatt
James E. Wyatt
James F. Wyatt
Orley Wyatt
Andrew Yaden
Alice K. Yeary
Edward Lee Vance
Hershell FE
Zelma Yonce
Roy York
William David Belew
Ray Bryant
Hubert B. Messer
George and Ruby Neal
J. R. Vermillion
James Campbell
William Gardner
Robert Mackey
Everette Smith
Lester Bennett
McDuffee Motor Freight
Jerry Wayne Campbell
Jerry M. Stewart
Frank Hammons
Donald Mullis
C. D. Byers
Lawrence Barton
Deaths and Funerals in Kentucky Localities
Noble Olsen 56 of Barbourville died at 4 a m Friday at U K Hospital Lexing ton. He was in Lynn Camp Baptist Church K P s and D A. Survived by wife Mrs Noble Olsen brother Or bin Olsen Corbin three nieces Mrs Jim Pat Mays Stanton Mrs Dennis White and Mrs Emil Partin Corbin nephew Stanleyy Olsen Louisville. Funeral 2 pm Sunday Lynn Camp Baptist Church Rev Joe Moody. Burial Lynn Camp Cemetery Vankirk Funeral Home. Pallbearers named. honorary pallbearers Young Adult Men s Bible Class and West Knox Fire Department. Dolly Elam 77 Gray widow of Dan Elam died 8 10 pm Friday at local hospital. Edward Carpenter 45 934 Barbourville St died 5 am Saturday at home.
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Noble Olsen
Barbourville Highway
U. K
Lexington
Lynn Camp
K of P’s
D of A
Orbin Olsen
Corbin
Jim Pat Mays
Stanton
Dennis White
Emil Partin
Stanleyy Olsen
Louisville
Lynn Camp Baptist Church
Joe Moody
Lynn Camp Cemetery
The
Vankirk Funeral Home
Charles Osborne
Homer Hensley
Owen Helton
Earl Parris
Clyde Kelly
L. J. Casteel
Frank Tolliver
Ed Mullins
West Knox
Mildred Ridner
Gray
Mary Stewart
William A. Elam
Dayton
Ohio
Vernon Hart
David Ridener
Oak Ridge
Ella Dean
Laura Pearman
Four Mile
Raymond Lawrence
W. M. Curl
Cumberland Memorial Gardens
Lily
Dallas Ridner
Charles Ridner
Sid Strunk
George W. Baker
Harry Ketron
W. M. Sumpter
Lish Allen
Matthew Bargo
Raymond Campbell
Dolly Elam
Dan Elam
Howard K. Fox
Vermillion
Harold Brooks
O'Neil Funeral Home
C. H. Dudley
Barbourville
Maggie Thomas
Jerlico
la Follette Hospital
Lillian Thomas
Tellico
Christine Logan
Rose Roaden
Harlan
Johnny Lester
Paul Thomas
Cincinnati
Leroy Thomas
Detroit
Mich
Jimmy Thomas
Charleston
S. C
Geneva Disney
Clinton
Tenn
Ellison Funeral Home
Jellico
Edgar Wallen
Richard Allison
Funeral
Miss Kentucky Pageant Crowns New Beauty Queen In Louisville
In Louisville 38 entrants, the most ever, vie for Miss Kentucky with Katherine Knight of Western Kentucky University winning the swimsuit award and Cynthia Bostick taking the talent prize. The final crown will be decided tonight by five finalists after a judges’ Q and A.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Atlantic City
Becky Snyder Stone
Churchill Downs
Lynn Stone
Miss Kentucky
Miss Western Kentucky University
Katherine Jane Knight
Cynthia Anne Bostick
Owensboro
Community notices and obituaries from Corbin area
Local church events and meetings are listed for Lynn Camp Baptist Association Indian Creek Baptist Church Rev Ed Medlin speaks at the Monday event Bryant Chapter 20 OFS meets Tuesday Circle 3 First Christian Church hosts annual family picnic at Elmer Wilson home. Obituary items note deaths of Howard K Fox Maggie Thomas Pearl Manhollen Otverhay with funeral details and burial plans.
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Lynn Camp
Circle 3
First Christian Church
Elmer Wilson
Nettie Hood
Georgia Rutledge
Clarification Sought on Cooper Church Amendment Limits
Senate debate over the Cooper Church amendment continues as Sen. Frank Church argues it targets congressional powers rather than the President. He outlines five restrictions to limit U S support in Cambodia after July 1 1970 including barring troop retention and hiring foreign advisers unless Congress approves.
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Washington
U.S
Cambodia
Sen
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Senate
Congress
Robert J. Dole
R-Kan
Nixon
Dole
Church
Senate House Conference
United States
Vietnam
Hawaiians Seek Curse Lift For Chaminade Site
Honolulu workers quit after three truck accidents at Kalaepohaku while building a baseball field for Chaminade College. They sought a Hawaiian kahuna to lift a curse but, unable to find one, the church offered to bless the site and a Roman Catholic monsignor conducted the ritual before workers returned.
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Honolulu
Chaminade College
Herbert Ikeda
Pacific Truckers Association
Ikeda
Federal grand jury to probe Jackson State College shooting
A special federal grand jury was convened to investigate the May 15 violence at Jackson State College in which two youths were killed by shotgun shots during a dormitory shooting incident. Governor Williams pledged cooperation but will not testify. a Hinds County grand jury meets July 6 to review the case.
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Jackson, Miss
Jackson State College
U. S
Williams
Phillip Gibbs
Ripley
Jackson
Hinds County
Jack Travis
Stock Market Gains Ground in Moderately Active Trade
New York stock prices rose on Friday with the Dow Jones up 7.74 points to 720.43 as gains encouraged investors. Analysts noted buying interest in select issues and cited Nixon’s economy speech as a factor. Advances outnumbered declines by nearly two to one on the Big Board.
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New York
Nixon
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Howell
Jeanette Curry
Ralph Carpenter
First Baptist Church
John Dunaway
Wesley Shotwell
Pine Hill Cemetery
W. C. Ashley
Ed White
John Bill Black
Roy Jones
Leland Arnold
C. B. McCall Jr
Howard Fox
Pearl Manhollen Otverhay
Hart Funeral Home
Associated Press
Berry's
NEA
Southaire Furnaces
Larkey
N. Mill Street
London, Ky
P. T. Larkey
David W. Larkey
Jackson State
Federal Grand Jury
James H. Downey
John Bell Williams
Varese Hie
See Baptist Hospital
Bishop & Mitchell Sts
Fedders
Corbin, KY