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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1968
Page
3
The Kingsport Education Board will select about 30 new teachers at an executive session tonight to replace staff who have resigned transferred or returned from leaves. Names will be announced at a summer meeting. no coach has been chosen yet for Dobyns Bennett High School.
Kingsport Safety Director R. L. Hisenbise told the Board of Mayor and Aldermen that highway and street signs about littering are often inaccurate. He noted only a judge can set fines within a $1 to $50 range, and warned against automatic maximum penalties for repeat violators. The city plans clearer notices about the antitittering law to avoid misleading the public. May reports show 108 junk cars removed and 41 five day notices issued for trash, with several cases appearing in City Court.
A transformer failure at Holston Valley Community Hospital caused a partial blackout around 3 pm. Officials say the hospital can run on one transformer and power was restored later as repairs continued, with minimal impact beyond dimmed lighting in some areas.
Jack R. Wilson 36 and self employed contractor announces candidacy for constable in the Yath Civil District. A resident 19 years at 2208 Vincent Lane he ran for the post two years ago losing by Ml votes. He is married with three children and belongs to the Moose Lodge and Bricklayers Union Locals. He pledges to help churches schools and any community affairs if elected.
Bristol state representative Carl R. Moore ends weeks of speculation and says he will not run for the Democratic nomination against First District Congressman James H. Quillen. Moore cites heavy commitments but praises the public service and hopes to serve Tennessee again in the near future.
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