able to “see n a 24-inch . Although are on disnow, there ns to add,ids donated le addition,ormally no the fundsARIESof Corbin, ng. Dec. 6, aid Medicalhis wife, of Corbin; nes of Cor-s of Rock-hlld, Angie Isters, Mrs. ^ton, Ohio Arnold of ce and two n-law, Leviis 11 a.m.oley Fun-h the Rev. ing. Burial emetery atene Jones, Jackson.enters ande of the late Street, Cor-rning, Dec. atist Hospi-ftve sons.wooaen liems wmcn were maae at the company.It is rumored that the company was the first to paint walking canes white to alert others that the user is blind, Mitchell said. “I have never seen this documented.i here are files on hand at the museum with extensive references on video and audio tapes, as well as documents and photographs. We are becoming a very good source for serious research, Cole said.pawns and numbered cubes to set up and solve problems. “It’ll stay with them.Another stop showed cooperative learning in second grade classrooms. In that classroom.cis Ball. The center is a result of a$25,000 grant and houses various materials for use in assisting teachers of writing.Today, the focus is the process of writing,’ said Ms. Ball.Area police arrest 64 people over weekendBy TIMES-TRIBUNE STAFF WRITERTri-County police arrested 64 people on various charges over the weekend.Williamsburg City Police charged David Lowe, 34, with driving under the influence, suspended operator’s license, improper registration and no insurance; Michelle Hill, 19, with no operator’s license; Tim Petrey, 19, with public intoxication, posses- __ marijuana and______littering; and Michael Reeves. 29,with driving under the influence and suspended operator’s license; Martin Rountree, 67, with alcohol intoxication.Whitley County Sheriffs deputies charged Steve Daley, 32, with fourth-degree assault; Jimmy Cox, 18. with first degree assault; Tommy McCullah, 20 with possession of alcoholic beverage for resale; Harold Bauer, 30, with possession of alcoholic beverage for resale; William Gray, 54, with possession of alcoholic beverage for resale; Harvey Davenport, 47, with possession of alcoholicbeverage for resale; Brian Carroll, 18. with theft bv unlawful taking$100, illegal transportation:; Billie Bolton. 37, with illegal sale of alcoholic beverage.Laurel County Sheriffs deputies charged James McKee, 28,with alcohol intoxication and disorderly conduct; Bill Vaughn, 40,with thelt over $ 100- Vi roil Icounts of failure to appear in court; and Leonard E. Hensley, 26, with alcohol intoxication.London City Police chargedmVenile Gumm, 30, with alcohol intoxication; Roger Young. 19, with failure to appear in court; Freddy Doan, 21, with alcohol intoxication and resisting an arrest; Randy Sulf ridge, 31, and Everett Morgan. 31, with alcohol intoxication; Richard J. Hodge Jr., 23, and William R. Jones, 27,with driving under the influence;Terry Rush, 30, with driving under the influence and driving under suspended license.Barbourville City Policecharged Robert Cole, 55, with alcohol intoxication (thirdoffense).Kentucky State Police charged William Hobson, 34, with driving under the influence; Gary Combs, 23, with speeding and drivingfe LynnWilliam, 30, with alcohol intoxication; James Johnson, 32, with driving under the influence and failure to transfer title: and BillJohnson, 31, with driving under the influence; Rhonda Marcus Peters, 32, with selling marijuana and schedule II and IV narcotics; Ricky Peters, 29. with trafficking schedule III narcotics, twocounts, dispensing control substance without prescription, trafficking schedule IV control substance, trafficking marijuana under eight ounces, trafficking Eddie______lin. 28, with trafficking marijuana under eight ounces; Jack Lewis, 58, with two counts of trafficking marijuana under eight ounces (second offense), possession of a hand gun by convicted felon, unauthorized use of police radio; Joe Edward Jackson, 61, withtrafficking schedule II and III control substances; Elmer Smith, 42, with two counts trafficking in schedule IV control substance, trafficking in schedule III, trafficking marijuana; Eddie Hubbard, 21, with trafficking marijuana less than eight ounces; Paul Hubbard, 30, with two counts trafficking marijuana under eight ounces; John Henry Baker, 55. with trafficking in schedule III substances: Miketraffickingmarijuana under eight ounces; Freda Brock, 35, with traffickingmarijuana under eight ounces;30 with alcohol intox-Boggsication; James Blanton, 21, with alcohol Intoxication; Eugene Sears, 24, with driving under the _ influence, suspended driver’slicense, no insurance; David E. Carmack, 23, with driving under the unfluence and no operator’s license; Larry Jones, 18, with alcohol intoxication; Robert W. Reed, 21, with alcohol intoxication: Eddie L. Edward, 20, with driving under the influence; James Deaton. 21, with driving under the influence (second offense), no operator’s license and no insurance.Knox County Sheriffs Depart ment charged Estil Mills, 19, with alcohol intoxication; Bobby Mills, 27, with alcohol intoxication; Gary Mills, 20, with alcohol intoxication; Wayne Smith. 20. with alcohol Intoxication.Corbin Police charged Jimmy Perkins, 55, with disorderly conduct, second degree criminal trespassing; Anthony Vickers, 30, with alcohol intoxication; Clayton D. Cawood, 20. with alcohol intoxication; Stephen W.Money, 19, with failure to appear;Stanley McPheron, 33, with alcohol intoxication, disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, and second degree criminal mischief; Michael E. 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