Tennessee Lawmakers Tap Five for Finance Committee
Two Sullivan County lawmakers David Torbett and Harry Senter were named to the Finance Ways and Means Committee in the 1981 Tennessee Legislature. Torbett, a freshman, drew a rare appointment while Senter, a veteran, was named co chair of the House Judiciary Committee and to several other panels. Furlow, Rogersville’s W A S Furlow, joined as four committees. Rep Hugh Moses of Rogersville earned five committees including a co chairmanship.
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Sullivan County
House
Finance, Ways and Means
Tennessee
William J. Barry
Nashville
Senate
David Torbett
Kingsport
Harry Senter
Bristol
Torbett
Senter
Comerluse
Insurance
Torbell
W. A.S. Furlow
Furlow
Hugh
Moses
Rogersville
Hawkins County
Space Craft Given Highest Priority For Moon Pictures
LOS ANGELES NASA says Surveyor spacecraft has top priority to photograph the moon and pave the way for future manned missions. Dr Ada Silverstein, Lewis Research Center director, called the unmanned moon mission urgent and slated for early 1965. The project now carries the DX priority, the highest in U S aerospace programs.
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Los Angeles
UPS
Ada Silverstein
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Lewis Research Center
Cleveland
Ohio
Silverstein
Surveyor
Fire Kills Four at Shared Virginia House
A rural Providence Forge Virginia house shared by three families burned Thursday killing four children aged from two weeks to 13 months. Two survivors suffered burns. Fire Chief George Mounteasile said a defective chimney likely started the blaze as two women attempted rescues but were driven back by heat and smoke.
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Providence Forge
UPI
George Mounteasile
Across and Down Clues Challenge Puzzle Fragment
A garbled grid of crossword style clues with scattered letter fragments and misread terms. Entries include unusual spellings and partial phrases such as Indian comb form, printer's terms, donkeys, and biblical references, suggesting a damaged puzzle page with mixed topics and misplaced letters.
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Tipecheena Becher
Diarvest
Alan Peat
Ayn
January 10 1963 Plaza Named In TVA Return
Tennessee news notes report Memphis names a street January 10 1963 Plaza to mark its return to the Tennessee Valley Authority power system after leasing its plant. Another street honors the 1984 TVA joining vote, Nov. 6 Street.
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Memphis
Washington Ave
Main
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Dixon-Yates
City Court fines for drunkenness and assorted offenses
Public drunkenness and disorderly conduct fines levied on Jeffers, Fannan, Sutherland, Mullins, and Thompson with addresses in Tennessee Street, Route 6, Bo Sutherland, Church Hill, Maple Street, and Dale Street. Minnich fined for arrest related to disorderly conduct and resisting. Multiple speeding, yielding, and running red light offenses resulted in $10 to $15 bonds or forfeitures. names include Lane, Johnson, Cody, Shadlin, Siefke, Mangelsdorf, Dobbins ip, Eugene Allen, Cloud, Waller, and Hite among others.
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Tennessee Street
Earl Fannan
Bo Sutherland
Isaac Mullins
Church Hill
Fred Pi Thompson
Maple St
John Osborne
Dale Street
Walter Lewis Minnich
Fairview Ave
James Allen Lane
Rocky Lane
Claude David Johnson
Farm Records Meeting Slated at Blountville Court House
A meeting on farm records and farm income tax reporting will be held in the Blountville Court House at 1:30 p.m. Monday. County Agricultural Agent J. W. McClain announced. Frank DeFriese of the University of Tennessee Extension Service will be in charge. All farmers and others interested are invited.
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Blountville
J. W. McClain
Frank DeFriese
University of Tennessee Extension Service
McClain
Marsh Advocates Politics-Free Kingsport City Government
City Manager Charles K. Marsh urged Kingsport residents to support a politics-free administration in a speech to the Jaycaps at Skoby's, praising long-serving mayor and aldermen and criticizing frequent turnover of engineers as harming efficiency. He noted no political hiring pressure in his 14 years with the city and urged council elections from the city at large rather than sections.
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Charles K. Marsh
Jaycaps
Skoby's
Marsh
Marshand
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