City Officials Debate Selling School Property for Parking
A Middlesboro parking panel named last night to study off street needs as civic leaders press for a plan to use Central School and high school property for parking. The school board may sell to the city at fair market value but only after the new high school is built, with lease options and state approvals scrutinized.
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County Teacher Candidates To Be Docked For Absences
Bell County Board of Education approved docking pay for two Democratic candidates staffing classrooms during campaign absences. Lee's leave was denied while Hendrickson agreed to a partial schedule to allow substitutes. The board also announced a school staffing and substitute plan for the coming year.
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Betsy Batters Florida Keys In Massive Hurricane Fury
The hurricane Betsy slammed the Florida Keys causing widespread damage from Key Largo through the Gold Coast. The storm, which hovered near the Bahamas earlier, drove into the Gulf of Mexico and disrupted southern Florida with forceful winds and flooding.
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Battle updates report Viet Cong losses near Cau Lao and broader actions
Reports from Saigon indicate South Vietnamese and American forces engaged Viet Cong near Cau Lao with at least four allied troops killed and more than twenty Communist casualties in separate actions. Soviet urged India and Pakistan to seek peace with a formal offer of good offices amid Kashmire tensions.
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City to Seek Federal Aid for Flood Control Efforts
Middlesboro backs flood control plans and asks officials to pursue federal assistance. A three member team will contact the Arena Redevelopment Administration about drainage projects while noting a July flood memory. The group will study extensions of sewers and drainage upgrades in West Middlesboro and nearby streets.
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Board Reaffirms Land Sale Stand
In a short meeting the Middlesboro board reaffirmed its stance on selling Central School and High School property for a public parking facility at fair cash value. Poore urged city planning for financing while planning members agreed it would be at least a year before vacancy, with a direct sale option possible later.
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Pineville considers bids for city TV franchise
Pineville City Council voted to advertise bids for a nonexclusive city television cable franchise. City Attorney James Wilson said multiple firms may hold franchises and bids will open at the next council meeting. Current providers include Vo Cable, Chain Rock TV, and Community Television.
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Moonshine Raid Nets 123.5 Gallons in Arthur Area
Sheriff Wilson Hurst reported 123.5 gallons of moonshine seized in a raid yesterday in Arthur. Bill Russell of Arthur faced charges related to the moonshine, which was buried in the bark of Russell’s home and will be turned over to federal authorities.
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