Pam Norton Wins Double In Downtown Sweepstakes
Pam Norton of City wins two prizes in the Merchants Association sweepstakes and Spring Carnival promotions. She first takes a $929.98 lamp from Sugar and Spice. her winning ticket also nets her the 07 Brand prize. The notice lists dozens of other winners and their prizes from area stores across the city.
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Downtown Merchants Association
Pam Norton
Norton
Flobert Norton
John Nash
City
Montgomery Ward
Mre
Joe Mink
Exeter Avenue
Sterchi's
Betty Saylor
U-Save Discount Store
Do Mrtrick
Virginia Duncan
23Rd
Steel
Lynn Tinnell
Exciter Avenue
Mercharedise
Tamers
Ariane Ray
Rose Hill
Buloya Waten
Enix Jewelers
Della Bowman
Speedwell
Tere
Ine National Bank
Gillis Kidd
Lee's Drug
Nellie Capps
Reama Hardware
Eva Sheckels
Winchester Avenue
Scotia Coal Mine Seals Likely Two To Three Months
Partridge Kentucky. Preliminary air samples from Scotia Coal Co No 1 seam show the mine must remain sealed at least two to three months before recovery of 11 entombed bodies. MESA administrator Robert Barrett said tests will continue in three areas to establish a stable air trend and verify airtight seals while officials assess oxygen and gas levels for safe reopening.
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Mesa Lab
Whitesburg
Barrett
Community meeting calendar for March to April summarized
Bell County Humane Society reorganizes March 3 at Auddiesboro Library Community Room 7 30 p.m. Cumberland Gap Area Historical Society March 5 at Middleboro Public Library 7 20 p.m. MHS Class Alumni Union March 25 Middlesboro Federal Community Room 7 p.m. United Commercial Travelers March 26 Lews House of Beef 6 15 p.m. Boone Trail Square Dancers March 27 LMU R Room 11 p.m. Jr Woman's Club March 2 Red Cross drive 2 p.m. Hairdressers meeting March 29 KUL 7 p.m. Lee County Republican Women April 1 Thomas Walker High School 7 30 p.m. Ham or Turkey Diner April 4 Rose Bill Elementary School 2 p.m. Proceeds to Scout uniforms.
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Bell County Humane Society
Auddiesboro Library
Cumberland Gap
Sam Galliger
Tal March
Woman's Club
Red Cross
Kul
Lee County Republican Women’s Club
Thomas Walker High School
Rose Bill Elementary School
Rete Hill
Adulle
Girl Scouts
Church Related Activities Across March and April
A compilation of church events in Knoxville Hutch Pineville Etowah and Dayton with evangelists quartets and singing groups scheduled through March 28 and into April 2. Busy series includes Perry Woods, Interstate Quartet, Glory Bound Quartet, Eleventh Hour Singers and more at multiple churches with 7 pm or 11 am times and carryout options.
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Perry Woods
Knoxville
Tenn
Miracle Tabernacle
19Th St
Bloomsbury Ave
Treece
Hutch
Mt. Hebron Baylhist Church
Pineville
Missionary Four
Glory Bound
Owen Family
Binghamtown Baptist Church
Eleventh Hour Singers
Sammy Hall
Mill Creek
Interstate Quartet
Etowah
Gospel Aires
City council approves varied actions and purchases
The council voted to pay 24 916 from revenue sharing for air conditioner in the assistant chief's office and to advertise bids for fire department equipment. They named three men after nine year probation, hired Lee Bird and Richard Buckner for Street Department, and allocated 730 from revenue sharing funds. Also approved 790 for February services, 1419 refunds on the occupational tax, 5294 for consulting services on bookkeeping, reappointed Kirby Smith to the Industrial Commission, invited Middlesboro Hospital administrator to hear ambulance complaints, appointed a Tax Supervisory Board, and authorized a letter of complaint to the FCC about foul language on Citizen Band radios and suspected unauthorized radios.
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Manchester
Lee Bird
Richard Buckner
Mills
Com Touche-Ross
Kirby Smith
JIL
Industrial Commission
Middlesboro
Julian Smart
George Stapleton
Atleve McKinney
Marshal Montgomery
Tax Supervisory Board
Federal Communications Commission
Special Legislative Session On Judicial Reform eyed in Kentucky
FRANKFORT KY UPI A planned special session of the General Assembly could be crowded with topics beyond judicial reform Gov Carroll outlined a focus on the new state funded court system while other issues such as sewer service in Jefferson County road projects and no fault auto insurance may be added if revenue estimates require changes Also plans include revising the desegregation plan for schools and hearings set for May 3 to address those revisions.
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Frankfort
UPI
General Assembly
Julian Carrell
Uxt
Gordon
Almentiry
Delferson County
First Trade
Chase
Arron Sai Peiere Ne Sari
Carroll
Kentucky
Glenn Freewyn
Ccumberland
Drayide
House
Jefferson County
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Jemy Bercy
Pope
Sharon Spade
Cumberland Village
Liberty Bell
Johnson's
Rere Fulle
Gill’s Pharmacy
Jamie Lewallen
Renn
The
Commercial Bank
Edward Howard
Loyall
Jackson
Bert Collins
Middlesboro Hardware
al Brewer
Wormester Avenue
A. D. Campbell's
Peggy Jones
Four Mile
Cardwell Furniture
Donnie Barnett
South 2Th Street
Athletic World
Janek Dilbeck
Schultz Heights
Saylor's
Darlene Graham
Sandy
Edith Bransconie
Georgeanne Drive
Golden Bell
Hetty McCoy
Cumberlard Gap
Elgin
Royal Jewelers
Edith Sanders
Ruda's
Billie Dean McDade
North 25Th Street
Pinnacle Maytay
Rila Inman
Brumbach's
Alice Bolinger
Ausmus’ Jewelery
William Thompson, Sr
Callison Furniture Co
Clara Bf. Chadwell
Food Town
Sara Good
Saliff Food Market
Connie Gilbert
Cale’s
Joan Senators
Home Federal
Scotia
MESA
Pittsburgh
Council
Jerry Sharpe
Rony Paget
Bert
Sunnyland
Patties
Prix Deposit
Betty Crocker
Moore's Potato Chips
Grabeel’s
Stokely Party Peas
Ruit
East Grieg
Psy Dent
Reese
Rinex Hal See
Waltanty
J-coat Gallery
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