Kentucky and Virginia News Briefs from Washington
Fragmented dispatches note the Federal Communications Commission accepting applications for work in the Louisville area, while a Kentucky official outlines a salary figure of 12,730 dollars. The state department in Frankfort announced a bid amount and a resignation in reading order, with sparse details on procedures and dates.
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Six Lead Rebellion Shuts Lernsse State Prison Courts Halt
Six lead convicts sparked an eight hour uprising at Lernesse State Prison. The incident drew intervention by Deputy War¢ and prompted Franklin Circuit Court to suspend operations after hearings last month. Pearl Redmend fined $12.59 for operating without a license in Mindlesboro. Magistrate WM Parsons’ court adjourned at 7 p.m.
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Pearl Redmend
Mindlesboro
Parsons
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Redmon
Obituary notices from Pineville and Speedwell areas
Obituaries list Liubbard of Ferm idale aged 81, died Aug 17 at Pineville Community Hospital. Several relatives and survivors named including children and siblings. Funeral arrangements at Caveat Funeral Home with church service and burial at Baulmen Cemetery in Kentucky. Also notes multiple other services and survivors for additional deceased individuals from Pineville and Warrogate areas.
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Well County
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Jer Hushad
Lewis Hubbard
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Mich
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Atawah
Tenn
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Lin
Ohio
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Middlesboro
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Piville
Honte
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Warrogate
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Flarmgate
Roy Miracle
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Baltimore
Jim Sproles
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Shawanee Baptist Church
Bill Vance Otticutting
Scott Cemetery
Eddington
Ieeoce Funeral Home
Vyueewe
University of Kentucky to Enroll 11,000 This Fall
UK expects about 11,000 students to enroll for the fall term at the Lexington campus, reflecting ongoing growth in academics and facilities. Construction includes a 500-bed Medical Center phase, a new chemistry physics building, and additions to the library and Student Union. The university also expands off campus centers and launches new programs while freshmen show higher academic readiness.
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College of Dentistry
Kentucky
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Color of Education
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Burley tobacco leaders set September elections across districts
Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association directors vote September 16 in districts to fill terms. Names listed include Sam Chiyda Paris Ky William Hackiond Payne County Sy Balurnist We Ind Kogan Drown Stel fie Kyo Boyd and others. Blue mold disease blamed for entire crop failure as W. R Valleau discusses eradication options with University of Kentucky experts in Lexington.
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Hospital Admissions and Discharges List at Middlesburon Memorial
Washington University Hospital reports admissions including Ann Wilder Rese Huliont Morrison Beidir Heornae Wayne Lambdig Cis Mis J. M. Trent Sheerivitle Al. Discharges include Betty White Li Foblette John Ciatrrett Cox Withialla Daag Alive Centers Lagran Chide Whitely Adams ville Abia Tames S Williams Jellico Suinel 8 Crawford Cry cine Weafield Barbourville etc. Patient Leland I. Steunts Winfiedt N mchaan Cotesia Stas AGainste vert van Drtsan and Churfude rhe Danube noted. Dana to hot BY Davis dr. Gibsons Station.
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Snake Causes City Power Outage in San Antonio
A garter snake entered a power relay substation in San Antonio causing a short circuit that left the city without power. The incident disrupted service briefly as workers traced the fault and restored power to affected areas.
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Tex
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Subin Distre Istanbul Buoy Mystery Near Ketken Island
A buoy with a telephone inside was found Friday off Ketken Island north of arkoy after being reportedly sent up by two Soviet submarines. The discovery follows conflicting reports about the source and purpose of the buoy in the Bosporus region.
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The Parson Thinks Out Loud Sunday to Saturday
A devotional fragment presents daily musings on God at work in life and mind. The Parson links the Word of God to everyday scenes, from crying babies to Bethlehem, reworking life like pliable rocks into understanding.
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Bethlehem
Lawerence Durrell
Christian
Corbin Man Is Chosen Corbin Man Is Chosen
Clyde Rodgers of Corbin has been named Coordinator of the Student Teaching Program in Secondary Education at the college. He has served as principal of the Central Elementary School of Corbin since 1956 and will direct the Sturten Teaching Program and tenet two classes in the secondary field. Rodgers is a graduate of Corbin High School Cumberland College and Eastern Kentucky State College. He holds an M A degree from the University of Kentucky with one year of graduate work beyond this degree in Educational Administration and Supervision.
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Russian broadcasts underremnants at Voice of America draw scrutiny
U.S. officials said Russia has been funding the Voice of America Russian language news broadcasts when an announcer mentors Berlin. other broadcasts are allowed to pass.
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UPT
Russia
Voice of Aneciot
Berlin
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