Convict Seeks $100,000 Payout Under New Bill
Rep. Frat Stubblefield proposes a bill allowing a Kentucky prisoner serving 20 years at the state penitentiary to receive $100,000 in government compensation. Clarence Lyons, 44, Louisville, claims eye injury from a 1943 incident at a Public Health Service hospital, allegedly from a lathe chip. Lyons, serving a one-year term for furnishing pareotics in a minor, seeks relief amid prior felony convitions.
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State fires 2517 workers since December
The Kentucky Department reports 2517 state employees have been dismissed since December. The agency notes the firings reflect ongoing personnel actions affecting state operations. All actions occurred within the current fiscal period.
Carbon Monoxide Hazard In Rush Hour Traffic
In warmer weather more cars on highways raise carbon monoxide levels. Traffic congestion can cause drowsiness and raise accident risk, especially near intersections controlled by signs or lights. Exposure duration and air concentration determine effects, with higher levels at busy intersections. Staggering rush hour traffic is suggested as a partial remedy.
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Sam Ware
Guillain + Barre
Payroll rise and resignations mark March personnel shift
The department noted March payroll at 811.7 million, slightly above the prior year month. Personnel statistics show 3,058 workers have resigned since January 1 in addition to dismissals, with resignations in the corresponding period last year at 2 i tendered.
Keith G I On Prial In Slaying Near Seoul
Keith G I On Prial In Slaying is charged in Seoul with strangling a Korean, after a matter filed in Washington. The Harlan County soldier faces no plea at trial start as prosecutors read the charges and begin questioning.
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South Korea
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Washington
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Thief Gets Paid For Summer Work
A Tennessee student led a Memphis shoplifting scheme approved by the Memphis Police Department. Alan Schlossberg, nine, along with several others, recruited store owners, received waivers, and stole items ranging from bicycles to dresses, returning merchandise to show “protection against shoplifters.” He earned ten dollars per week and claimed some stores could not steal from.
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Sidney Schlossberg
Memphis
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