Pineville City Schools budget approved for 1903 64
The Pineville Board of Education approved a tentative 3184 765 budget for the Pineville City Schools for 1903 64, about 8 less than last year’s 183 000, with a 96 000 projected cash balance drop and a 500 decline in local property tax revenue cited by Superintendent G. Gillingham. Most funds fund instruction and salaries with major state support from the State Foundation Program estimated at 123 316. The board granted identical raises for 30 and 10 for coach J R Brock and Principal Effie Arnett, while not retaining attorney E A Wilson.
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Pineville
Board of Education
Gillingham
Connell
J. R. Brock
Effie Arnett
Brock
Beq
Henry
Miss Arnett
E. A. Wilson
Wilson
Roadblocks Set On Stickers In Middlesboro
Middlesboro Police chief George Ridings warns that roadblocks will be set to enforce city sticker rules. Privilege licenses have been sold since April 1 and expired April 30. Residents, regular city workers, and business operators must buy a sticker to comply.
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Middlesboro
George Ridings
Convicted Middlesboro Man Indicted in Knife Slaying Case
Hazards Kentucky Donald Cosby of Middlesboro has been indicted by the Perry County grand jury on murder and related charges after a knife slaying during a party. Charlecie Ann Carter, 25, was killed, and Cosby is held in jail. He faces multiple counts including cutting and wounding and robbery.
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Hazard
Donald Cosby
Middlesbore
Cosby
Perry
Charlecie Ann Carter
Middlesboro
Gov Combs seeks reforms to Kentucky parole system
Governor Bert Combs plans to urge the Kentucky General Assembly to reform the penal probation and parole system. A bill based on American Law Institute model legislation would expand the Parole Board from three to five members and create a new corrections commission including judges and a psychiatrist. The measure proposes flexible parole timing, budgeted salaries of $123000, and a plan to start Oct 1 after passage.
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Frankfort
UPY
Bert Combs
Kentucky General Assembly
Eniel
National Council On Crime and
American Law Institute
Parole Board
Pawle Board
National Council
Walter Ferguson
Simeon Willis
Fayette County
Rimest ‘Thompson
Qwvilli Hve
Lyo Eviml
Lurge
Commissioner of Corrections
Commissioner of Correction
Commission
Department of Corrections
Dream Big Plan Aims At $107 Million Federal Redevelopment
Southeast Kentucky mayors and civic leaders met at Pine Mountain State Park Lodge to push for a broad regional redevelopment blueprint. Joe Mobley urged a joint effort of counties and agencies to attract a federal Appalachians Redevelopment Bill, warning projects must go beyond simple applications and include ongoing Washington visits to secure funds. Attendees included leaders from Pineville London Williamsburg Corbin Quicksand and Middlesboro with updates on Corbin prospects from John V. Walker.
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Pineville
Kentucky
Pine Mountain State Park
Washington
Euster
Easter
London
Williamsburg
Corbin
Quicksand
Middlesboro
John V. Walker
Manuel Ames
Albert Les
Jon Moberly
Quick
Four Cases Stated in Police Court Morning Session
Four cases moved in Police Court this morning. Jack Kent posted a 1428 cash bond for running a stop sign. Werrell H Kimsey of Pineville posted a 20 appearance bond after arrest on drunken driving. Evan Medley posted 14.25 cash bond for running a stop sign. Harold Charkrell, charged with drunken driving and carrying a concealed deadly weapon, is out on a 300 appearance bond signed by Ernest Petrey Jr.
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Nhe
Jack Kent
Werrell H. Kimsey
Pineville
Oscar Kimsey
Evan
Medley
Harold Charkrell
Ernest Petrey, Jr
Middlesboro Club to Dedicate New Golfhouse This Weekend
Absentees regretfully note the Middlesboro Country Club dedication of its new clubhouse set for June 22. Joy Dey of the United States Golf Association declines attending due to duties at Brookline for the National Open. Contributions from Irwin Smallwood and Rex Bailey are cited while Black Jack Williams plans to attend and dedication timing is praised as near to the Open.
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Mid- Glesboro Country Club
Black Jack Williams
United States Golf Associaton
Joy Dey
Brookline
Smallyoot
Jonvin Smallwood
Greensboro Daily News
Smallwood
Middlesboro
Frank Edwards
Middlesboro Country Club
Hoowever
Irwin Smallwood
Bert Borrille
Park City Daily News
Bowling Green
Daily News
Rex Bailey
Borrone
Louisville
Timley
Ky) Country Club
Brackline
Mass
Golf Couree
America
United States
Bert Combs
Middleabove
The Brookline Country Club Claim in a Massachusetts Debate
A contentious note argues Middlesboro Country Club predates Brookline's famed The Country Club in Massachusetts. It cites golf records and clippings to support Middlesboro’s older pedigree while noting Brookline’s publicity avoids Middlesboro mentions. The author prefers referring to the Massachusetts course as The Brookline Country Club.
Social Security Program Slated at Middlesboro Round Table
The Middlesboro Round Table will host a speaker and film on social security at its regular meeting Monday at 7 30 p m in the Kentucky Utilities Auditorium. President Bruce Lowa announced today.
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Middlesboro Round Table
Kentucky
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Fouts
Kenneth Ray Brooks
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Brooks
Perry Circuit Court
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Area Mayors Group
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Joe Mobley
Mastery Kentucky Resource Development Project
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Berey Cooner
Howard
Middleshore Country Clonsher
Mineville
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