Mineral Deeds Limited But Bread Form Still Legal
Kentucky Supreme Court limited mineral deed restrictions to banning strip mining but did not rule on bread form deeds. In a Muhlenberg County strip mining dispute the court said rights must be read from each deed, while Justice Siegenthaler disagreed with broad farm deed interpretations.
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John Sieghenautt
Pike County
Stephenson
Pleas Jones
Whitley County
Eslaned Creek
Furthre
Ipso Dung
Health and highway notices blend in a jumble
A health newsletter discusses cholesterol triglycerides and blood pressure while a Kentucky highways notice seeks bids for a 1978 Pineville Marlan project. Legal text references mining deeds and surface rights, with judges debating broad form mineral grants and subsidence rights.
May events and concerts in Shawanee and Middlesboro
On May 23 Shawanee Rainbow Girls install officers at 7:20 pm. May 30 features Licentennial Dinner at Jonesville High School with 11:00 am to 1:30 pm schedule, tickets 2 dollars, children 1.25, sponsored by Western Lee County Wealth Clinic. May 30 AU day Linda Whitehead benefit at Palomino with country western music and door prize. 10 am to 9:20 pm, admission free, at Middlesboro Civic Center, sponsored by Bell County CB'ers. May 31 no lunches at Senior Citizen Centers. May 31 piano recital by Mrs. Herman Matthews at First Baptist Church at 7:90 pm. June 2 another recital by Mrs. Herman Matthews at First Baptist Church at 7:30 pm. Public invited.
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Shawanee Rainbow Girls
Jonesville High School
Western Lee County Wealth Clinic, Inc
AU Day
Linda Whitehead
Middlesboro Civic Center
Bell County
Cb’ers
Herman Matthews
First Baptist Church
Court replaces disqualified hearing with special judges
Justices disqualified themselves from hearing the appeal and were replaced by special judges L T Grant and Frederick M Warren designated by the governor. Justice Stephenson with Justice Pleas Jones agreed with the result but not the logic of the tail court. Stephenson concurring said occupational tax is an income tax and violates the state constitution, but accepted invalidating current ordinances would cause chaos. he urged not upholding future occupational taxes.
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L.T. Grant
Frederick M. Warren
John Stephenson
Pleas Jones
Stephenson
Commonwealth
Public Sale of Chevrolet Pickup at Middlesboro Ky
Public sale announced for a 1974 Chevrolet Fleetside pickup with serial CCV14 FH3815. It will be sold for cash on June 2, 1976, at about 10 a.m. at Epps Chevrolet in Middlesboro Kentucky. Seller reserves the right to bid, with General Motors Acceptance Corp involved.
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Epps
Chevrolet
Middlesboro
General Motors Acceptance Corp
New KSP On Duty For Holiday
FRANKFORT Ky UPI Newly graduated state police cadets will bolster patrols on Kentucky highways over the Memorial Day weekend. Commissioner Truvtt A Ricks says the focus will be speed drunken driving and reckless driving to cut the traffic toll which stands at 307 for the year. There were 13 fatalities last Memorial Day weekend in 1975 and 22 boating and swimming deaths. No roving roadblocks planned. eye in the sky planes will be on duty.
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Frankfort
UPI
Kentucky
Truvtt A. Ricks
Ricks
Citizens Band
Profiles of local civic leader and family ties
Profiles continue from Paget detailing his marriage to former Jenna Ise Turner of Middlesboro and their three children Alice Maddox Jay and Leigh Ann. He attends First Baptist Church of Middlesboro Elk Lodge Knoxville American Legion and led Middlestop Boosters as president for two terms. He currently serves as council representative on the Recreation Committee.
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Paget
Sie
Jenna Ise Turner
Middlesboro
James
Alice) Maddox
Jay
M.hs
Leigh Ann
First Baptist Church of
The
Elks Lodge
Knoxville
American Legion
Middlestorp Boosters Club
Episco pal House aids cancer patients with private chapel and living space
The St. Agnes House, funded by the United Thank Offering and supported by church and civic groups, offers private counseling, a larger chapel, and living areas for cancer patients referred from a hospital. It operates self supported financially, charges patients what they can, and aims to provide a home away from home with spiritual solace.
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Lexington
United Thank
Jane Elizabeth
St. Agnes House
UMW Health Fund Busier as Assets Rise 634 Million
Charleston news notes the United Mine Workers Health and Retirement Fund grew by 634 million in assets and nearly 1.5 billion in interest and dividend income. The fund funds medical care and pensions for miners and families, reports credit to new leadership for adding claimants and halting benefit cuts. Coal companies increased contributions from 297 million in 1974 to 400 million by 1975, per the UMW Journal.
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UMW
Charleston
W. Va
United Mine Workers Health and Retirement Fund
UMW Journal
Obituary: Miss Mary Phyllis Yoakum of Arthur Tennessee
Miss Mary Phyllis Yoakum age 17 of Arthur Tennessee died Saturday May 23 at her home. Arrangements are in progress at Fulton and Essary Funeral Home. For information call 248 2092 after 1 p m today. One is in charge of the arrangements.
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Mary Pilyelis Yuakual
Mary Phyllis Yoakum
Arthur
Tennessee
Fulton and Essary Funeral Home
Fulton and Essary Funeral One
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