a of Temperatures Yesterday The Weather The Knoxville News- -Sentinel Saturday, July 14, 1979 Page 7 14 Mean Lowest 72 Normal Deficiency for the month NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST 16 7PM EST 14 79 to date: 64 30.00 29.77 Deficiency for year to date: 457 Noon Hourly Temperatures 77 7 p.m. 1 p.m. 77 0 p.m. 2 3 p.m. 79 0 p.m.
HUMID p.m. 02 10 p.m. 77 4 p.m. 83 11 p.m. 75 NEW YORK 5 6 p.m.
84 Mid p.m. 83 1 a.m. unofficial DENVER perature. 30.00 Precipitation For the 24 hours ending at midnight: .10 29.77 For the month to dote: 2.67 For the year to dote: 32.54 HIGHEST TEMPERATURES Excess for the month to NEW ORLEANS date: .67 Excess for the year date: 5.78 Moonset 9:49 a.m. Moonrise 11:52 p.m.
Sunset Today 8:53 p.m. Sunrise Tomorrow 6:30 a.m. URI WEATHER FOTOCAST Low High Yesterday Yesterday Generally fair weather is expected to favor the major Station part of the nation Saturday with skies ranging from Asheville 85 Atlanta sunny to partly cloudy. Shower activity, however, may Birminghom be noted over parts of the Mid Atlantic states and Bismarck Boston Buffalo Lakes Region. Chicago Charlotte KNOXVILLE, OAK RIDGE ability of rain today and tonight Cincinnati AND MIDDLE TENNESSEE: is zero percent Cleveland Columbus, 0.
Partly cloudy through Sunday. The Weather Service provides undated Dallas High today near 90, low tonight weather information on its 24-hour weathDenver 60 in the high Sunday near 90. er units at 162.475 mitz. (Special radio station Detroit required.) Duluth High Friday 84. Expected low TENNESSEE, KENTUCKY, VIRGINA, Houston this morning in the low 70s.
NORTH CAROLINA: Partly cloudy through Indianapolis Winds today Sunday with warm days mild nights. Jackson southwesterly Highs mostly in the 90s and lows in the Jacksonville from 5-10 miles per hour. Prob- upper 605 or low 70s. Kansas City Knoxville Milwaukee 88 69 Philadelphia 94 72 San Francisco 76 62 Los Angeles 85 68 Phoenix Louisville Nashville 108 81 Seattle 73 Memphis 89 71 Pittsburgh 85 69 St. Louis 96 Miami Beach 89 New New York Orleans 94 95 71 79 Salt Richmond Lake City 91 88 61 73 Tampa Washington 92 Man, Under Indictment in Cumberland, Kills Self SEVIERVILLE (Special) A former p.m.
Thursday. The pistol lay beside the Crossville man under indictment for body, and the death was ruled a suicide embezzlement from a nursing home he Friday, the sheriff said. and his wife managed, shot himself to Maynard and his wife had been operdeath with a 357-magnum pistol Thurs- ating a shop in Gatlinburg since May 12, day night, Sevier County Sheriff Carman the sheriff said. On March 20 they were Townsend said Friday. indicted in Cumberland County for The body of Charles Maynard, 52, embezzlement from the Sun Air Manor was found behind his home on Wears Nursing Home they managed.
No trial Valley Road near Pigeon Forge about 10 date had been set in that case. Knox Happenings gs TV valued at $300. Debbie Newcomb, 2711 W. Wood- row banjo, guitar and tapes, total value $390. Tom Haeuptle, 608 View stereo equipment and other items, tota! value 'Carmen Love, 2300 Merchant Drive, TV valued at $90.
Steven Allen, Roberts Rood, TVs and other items. George Jack Fritz, Stanley Rood, lewelry. Lou Schropshier, 415 Burns $300 and TV. Cecil E. Sayne, Tarwater Rood, rifles and ammunition, total value $300.
Charges Filed Petit larceny: William Thomas Lynn, 24, 1431 Island Home Jock Floyd Carter, 34, Bakertown Rood; Kimberly P. Norman, 24, 3522 Plumwood Rd. Felonious assault: Frank O'Lee Sut. ton, 39, 2622 Washington Donald Allen King, 38, 715 brook Ave. Drunken driving: Thaddeus Chitloskie Grant, 31, Cherokee, N.C.; Tony Ford Roley, 19, Wright's Ferry Road; John Michael Curley, 31, Marshall Street; Jewell Moore Thompkins, 32, Natchez Street; James Ray Cordwell, 39, Emory Road.
In Court Criminal Court Criminal Haynes, 18, 2208 attempt to commit person, one to three years. County Sessions Donald Alvin Cavalcade larceny from William Marion Love, 1801 Hozen assault, dismissed. William Thomas Duncan, 401 Young High Drive, assault, dismissed. Dennis Ogle, 307 Avenue, assault and battery, fined $50 and costs with fine suspended on payment of costs. Robert E.
Simpson, 212 Pelham criminal sexual conduct, referred to the Grand Jury. Thomas W. McCreary, 1446 Old Maryville Pike, assault and battery, dismissed. Drunken driving cases: Fined $50, sentenced to 10 days: Gary W. Worley, 9749 Northshore Dr.
Fined $50 and costs, sentenced to three days: William Kelly, no address given. Fined $50 and costs, sentenced to 48 hours, sentence suspended: Barry R. Kennedy, Whitleyville, Tenn; Grant H. Trent, no address given. Fined $50 and costs, reduced to reckless driving after completion of DUI school: James D.
Jenkins, Dry Gap Road, Rt. 1. Fined $25, fine suspended on payment of costs, reduced to reckless driving after completion of DUI school: Mennis Alvin Chamberlain, 400 Crescent Ave. Sentenced to DUI school: Brenda M. Pickett, Rt.
4 Tracer Lane; Clay T. Hannah, High View Rood, Rt. 1. Completed DUI school, dismissed after payment of costs: Trusty M. Whitehead, 1527 Coleman Rd.
Public Records Realty Transfers Jimmy Greene to William R. Bur. rell, Dist. 6, $62,500. LeRoy Cobble to Thomas E.
Smith, Dist. 6, $66,575. Robert Sheridan to Lillian Lee Hamrick, Dist. 5, $55,000. Jon Cameron McWhorter to Clyde R.
Holmes, Dist. 9, $52,700. Cordy McGhee to John H. Neubert, Dist. 8, $60,000.
Paul B. Smiddy to David I. Tucker, Dist. 6, $65,900. Knoxville Business College Inc.
to Cooper Institute Dist. 1, 000. Bank Clearings Friday $15,280,324 Estates Probated Lilla S. Lowe, 2629 Avondale died June 23, at age 63. Daniel D.
Goodwin, administrator C.T.A.; under $120,000. Robert Earl Savage, 9950 San Madre Drive, died June 16, at age 62. Robert Earl Savage Jr. and Edward C. Kelly, co-executors; over $120,000.
Leila Cook Hobbs, Millertown Pike, died July 7, at age 63. Jewell E. Hobbs, executor; over $120,000. James E. Cooke, Serene Manor, died June 26, at age 87.
Robert E. Lee, executor; under $120,000. Licensed to Wed Charles Edward Bradshaw 23, and Mitzi Lynn Greene, 22, both of 1508 Buckeye Lone. Donald Ray Farmer, 31, Maryville, and Avonia Ruth Savior, 27, Alcoa. Stanley Eugene Houston, 27, Morristown, and Diane Freeman, 23, 4407 McDonald Rd.
Anthony Lucanegro 22, 2718 Painter and Cheryl Gwynn Atwood, 22, 2300 Merchant Drive. Richard Dale Morris, 28, and Dorothy Ann Cain, 22, both of Strawberry Plains. Johnny McClanahan, 25, 8039 Kingston Pike, and Vickie Jean Paul, 25, 2306 Lawson Ave. David Ray Campbell, 25, 4000 Pleasant Ridge and Judith Kay Ward, 20, 5401 Newberry Lone. William Bernard Watts, 35, and Una Gall Wafts, 34, both of 2524 E.
Fifth Ave. Dennis Norman Gore, 24, Corryton, and Rosanne Godwin, 22, Powell. Norman Dean Terrell, 48, 1547 E. Coleman Rd, and Wanda Fave Whillock, 35, Strawberry Plains Pike. Suspend Fines, 62 Levi Strauss Employees Petition Federal Court Sixty-two employees Strauss Plants filed a motion in pend and remove them for their part strike.
The strike began harassment of employees sor. Picketing has officials say only a returned to work. of the Levi County have Federal Court to susfines levied against in the continuing June 15 over alleged by a supervistopped, but union few employees have The motion filed Friday to suspend and remove the fines was accompanied by affidavits from the 62 employees, attesting they will abide by the court's injunction restricting them from picketing. Judge Robert L. Taylor indicated in court Wednesday he would consider lifting the fines if they signed an agreement to obey, the court's orders.
Five were fined $400, and 62 were fined $200. Meanwhile, union Norma (Corky) fired by the company union leaders, Friday meeting for 3 p.m. hall on Hall Road in local president Jennings, who been along with other called a union Sunday at the union Alcoa. Mrs. Jennings said she believes the union was "morally right" to strike the plant although the contract prohibits strikes.
She added that "there is some area of compromise, but the company must first be willing to meet with us." At noon Friday, company officials said that 170 persons were working at the plant, which is closed weekend. They said about 70 working Friday were this, "in the bargaining unit," but Mrs. Jennings said the union count of those working was 37 sewing machine operators. Chattanooga Firm 'Probably' Will Bid on Knoxville Police Cruisers July 27 By TIM FRANKLIN News-Sentinel Staff Writer A Chattanooga Ford dealer is apparently going to try it one more time. Following an order of Mayor Randy Tyree Friday to open new bids on 20 police cruisers the city is buying, officials at Forrest Cate Ford in Chattanooga say they will "probably place a bid" when bids are taken again at 11 a.m.
July 27. When Cate Ford fleet manager Bob Lee attempted to learn the specifics on bids for the cars earlier this week, Chief of Police Bill Fox told him to "forget about it." So the firm decided not to make bid Thursday. Due to The News-Sentinel's report Friday that Fox apparently had personally intervened in the bidding procedure, Mayor Tyree said new bids will be taken for the cruisers. He said, however, Fox told him he "won't see a whole lot of difference in the bid itself." He also said there was a "misundesanding" between Fox and Lee concerning delivery time. To get the cars quickly, the bid specifications sent to dealers by the city's purchasing office called for a 30- day delivery.
Garner-Sams Ford in Clinton was the only area dealer polled by The News-Sentinel who could get the cruisers to the city in that time frame. Clinton firm bid on 20 cruisers at $6484.78 each. The only other bidder, Beaty Chevrolet, bid on two cruisers at $6716 each. Not only could none of the other dealers meet the time limit, since they did not have any cruisers in stock ready to deliver, but equipment specifications for the cruisers were written so tightly that the Ford LTD II was the only -made car that could meet the requirements. The Knox County Purchasing Department this week sent out virtually the same bid specifications for 12 cruisers they will buy later this month.
But Brian Sturgill, director of planning, training and research, said any dealer can bid on the cars. He said that at least two dealers capable of supplying the LTDs are on the bid list. County specifications call for delivery of the cruisers 10 days after the cars are sold to the county. Jim Galven, general field manager of Ford Motor Louisville, district office, said sometimes smaller dealers, like Garner-Sams, stock police cruisers on their lots. He said it is more common for a dealer to stock cruisers this time of year because the new fiscal year begins every July 1.
Many municipalities are budgeted for new police cars then, he said. Although one local dealer here said Chevrolet requires dealer -proof that the police cars ordered from the factory have been sold, Galven said Ford has no such policy. "If we get an order signed by the dealer we will fill it," he said. Another dealer said he didn't think any dealers would have had as many as 50 cars on the lot without a buyer already lined up. "Do you think a small dealer would invest half a million dollars in police cruisers without knowing whether or not he could sell the dealer said.
Fox said the 30-day time limit on delivery of the cruisers was included in the specifications because the department is "hurting badly" for the cars. He added, "Waiting six months to get a cruiser is a bunch of baloney." The department had to wait six months for a dealer to get the last set of cruisers it bought in January. DC 10s Return With Orders for Frequent Checks, Changes In the Public Interest EMERGENCY CITY POLICE, SHERIFF, NCE, CITY FIRE DEPT. 911 VOLUNTEER Rescue Squad 4821 FIRE DEPT. (fire and first aid outside Knoxville) 693- 1511.
SERVICES GARBAGE Collection 522-3101 TIME- TEMP 637-2121 KNOXVILLE Transit 546-2364 TVA Hotlines: Knoxville 632-4100 Tennessee 1-800-362-9250 Out of State 1-800-251-9242 COUNSELING AA 523-0202 522-7535 CHILD Abuse 546-1530 CONTACT 523-9124 CREDIT 522-2661 DEAF Communication 577-4419 (TTY) or 577-3559 (voice) DIAL a Dietitian 524-4541 FISH 573-8325 POISON Control 971-3261 RAPE Crisis Center 522-7273 RUNAWAY Counseling 523-2689 SEX ABUSE Helpline 573-2222 SUICIDE 637-9711 700 Club 522-0164 637-4440 DISABLED VETS 688-4056 MENTAL HEALTH Hotline 588-2936 Traffic Alert Both westbound lanes and the inside eastbound lane of Neyland Drive at Leinhard Lane closed two weeks for construction starting Thursday. Traffic routed to the outside eastbound lone and the shoulder. Middlebrook Pike at Weisgarber Rood is a construction zone. Middlebrook Pike entrance and exit romps to 1-40 closed for construction. Middlebrook Pike also closed at this section.
Entire Sharp's Gap interchange is a construction zone. Exit ramp from 1-75 South to 1-640 East closed for construction. Traffic detoured at Merchant Drive exit to Clinton Highway to 1-640 East. Detours on Oak Ridge Highway during construction of 1-640 bridges. Tillery Rood from Clinton Highway to I-75 open to local traffic only.
Temporary delays on Middlebrook Pike west of 1-640 for trucks ing road. Sutherland Avenue at Forest Heights Drive a construction zone. Entertainment Theater "A Horse of a Different Color," Clar. ence Brown Theater, 8:15 p.m. daily except Sundays with 2 p.m.
matinees on Thursdays and Saturdays through July 21. "Boeing, Boeing," West Side Dinner Theater, 8:30 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday through July 21. Exhibits Photographs depicting "One Hundred Years of Life at the University of Tennessee," UT McClung Museum, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Monday through Friday through Aug. 9. Nineteenth Century Posters Exhibit, University Center, through July 20. Knoxville Watercolor Society ExhibIt, Dulin Gallery of Art, 3100 Kingston Pike, noon-4 p.m. Tuesday through Friday and 1-5 p.m.
day and Sunday through July 27. Works by Knoxville artist Roselyn Ganser- McReynolds, Mayor's Office, City Hall Park, through July. Information contained in beat statistics comes from official police reports. The News- Sentinel cannot assume responsibility for correcting inaccuracies so long as information printed accurately reflects the police reports. Crimebeat Larceny Larcenies reported: Carolyn Carmon, Allor lawn mower valued at $75.
Samuel A. Yates, 3701 Chapman Highway, pistol valued at $160. Frank A. Riddle, 832 Abington Lane, Swing set valued at $100. Management Atlanta, $425 and credit card vouchers.
Bert Gilland, 1114 Maryland riding mower valued at $200. Gale Atkins, 2305 W. Clinch bike valued at $125. George Kidwell, Powell, calf valued at $200. Michael A.
Brock, Strawberry Plains Pike, pistol valued at $250. Allen-Russell Ford, Walker Springs Rood, wheels and tires, total value $1200. Charles Peterson, 5000 Oak Ridge Highway, CB and other items, total value $270. Tim Pratt, 6633 Central Avenue Pike, boat motor valued at $2700. King Construction Louisville, pavement breaker valued at $1500.
Burglary Burglaries reported: Volunteer Furniture 310 N. Ber. trand bedroom suite valued at $400. Dione Simcox, 1549 Coleman Rd, Lance Steven Davis, 20, 2833 Edonio Drive, and Susan Adrianne Corey, 21, 309 Nauedo Drive. Roger Lee Norris, 30, and Cathy Fay Bunch, 27, both of Heiskell.
Edward Steven Hubiak 20, and Candace Sue Guess, 17, both of 5112 Spring Valley Rd. Steven Dean James, 21, Allen Rood, and Debra Yvonne Jones, 21, Kennedy Road. Donald Spears, 32, 1623 Dunbar Ave. and Patricia Ann McGhee, 25, 3708 Speedway Circle. Ruben Patrick Williams, 35, 6212 Jammer Lane, and Kathleen Elizabeth Isbel, 51, 980 Lankford Drive.
Matthew Lee Jakulowski, 20, and Linda Wilson Surrett, 29, both of 209 Cairn Circle. Zory Glenn Luke, 23, Powell, and Sheila Gale Bryant, 20, Corryton. Ricky Glenn Berrier, 19, Ford Town Road, and Mary Lou Robison, 18, Chapel Rood. Robert Alvin Carter, 22, Homestead, and Sherry Jean Baltrip, 18, 1621 Hollywood Drive. Roger Allan Drake, 35, Gunnison, and Shonyu Loretta Chen, 29, 2220 Clinch Ave.
Roger Dale Smallen, 28, and Frances Ann Grimes, 22, both of Lenoir City. Divorces Granted (When both parties are granted the divorce, the word "and" appears between the names.) Patricia Ann Byrne from Steven Ramsay Van Mol. Vicki Wampler Craig from Keith Dwaine Craig. Nina Louise Dabbs England from Kestel England. Marcia Fran Rubin Johnson from Martin Willis Johnson.
Burleigh Nichols Mears Ill from Joan Colette Winburn Mears. James David Walker from Donna Ann Walker. James Clarence Sharpe from Kathy Staley Sharpe. Betty Ann (Roberts) Taylor White from Ronnie Eugene White. Judy Cheryl Oliver Mayhew from William Everette Mayhew.
Jean Yu Huang from Eric Huang. Karen Denise Souder Wells and Barry Craig Wells, jointly. Cheryl Christine Dambeck Shipman from Samuel Arthur Shipman. James Lee Cash from Linda Lou Stair Cash. Patricia Kay Craig Dills from Robert Eugene Dills.
Roy Benjamin Mynatt from Patricia Ann Wells Mynatt. Sherlyn Kay Hurst from Rex Foster Hurst. Joyce Emert from Robert Emert. Bernice Margaret Stanley Pettyiohn from Gerald Gay Pettyiohn. Rudolph Ethyral Wardrep from Linda Anne Wardrep.
Carolyn Lucille Ferguson from Donnie Eugene Ferguson. Patsy Diane Mallicoat from Donnie Ray Mallicoat. Rema Louise Ballew from Jerry Dan Ballew. Vicky Warren from Edword J. Warren.
Burke Aurin Russell from Barbara Bennett Russell. Linda Sue Woods Wood from Kenneth Eugene Wood Jr. Ernestine Harris Ware from William Lewis Ware. Tsuey-Hwa Thung from Kik Chhay Hok. Deborah Ann Sharp co*ker from Charles D.
co*ker. Harold Clifford Kitts from Barbara Ann Kitts. Richard Evans Jackson from Annell St. Charles Jackson. Rebecca Anita Hiers Fritz from Frederick Cecil Fritz.
Nancy D. Whitaker Wright from Salvador Wright. Patricia Sheldon Hurley from Bert Edwin Hurley. Christine Scheutzow Griffin from Anthony Compou Griffin. Janet.
Carol Hillard Smiddy from Charles Edward Smiddy. Albert Breeden from Nora Mae Breeden. Clara Perrin Stennette Cannon from Benjamin Fain Cannon. Mary Carol Mason Laskey from Richard Dale Laskey. Patricia Christine Kirby Canada from Jack Dennis Canada.
Evelyn Margaret Nicholson Banks from Albert Paul Banks. Births AT ST. MARY'S Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.
Smith, 3516 Fairmont a girl, Ashley Beth. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. McDaniel, 4304 Garden Drive, a girl, Jennifer Marie.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Poore, 4606 Elisso Lane, a girl, Carol Elizabeth. Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis B. Ford, 3700 Sutherland Ave, a girl, Mary Alison. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert A. Beasley 3700 Sutherland a boy, Robert Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. George R.
son, 4709 Harrell Circle, a boy, trey Corbise. Mr. and Mrs. David M. Bridges, a boy, John David.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Rutherford, 8402 Grone Lefe, a girl, Cassie Ann. Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas R. Mitchell, Old Rutledge Pike, a girl, Monica Ann. Mr. and Mrs.
William S. Harvin, Concord, a girl, Holly Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. William S. Norris, a 5915 Bluelake Circle, a girl, Emily Elizabeth.
AT UNIVERSITY Mr. and Mrs. Danny R. Tallon, Edgewood Avenue, a girl, Desarav Michelle. Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford R. Miller, Potter Street, a boy, Bobby Roy. WASHINGTON (UPI) Federal Aviation Administrator Langhorne Bond Friday approved the return of the DC10 to the nation's airways, with orders for frequent inspections and some modifications. Bond said, "We have resolved to my satisfaction the safety questions raised by the tragic crash of Flight 191 in Chicago and we have worked out strict measures to assure that such a crash will not occur again." Bond grounded the U.S.
fleet of 138 DC10s June 6 and prohibited all foreign DC10s from landing at U.S. airports. Friday he lifted both orders. United Airlines claimed to have the first DC10 back in the air. United's flight 338 left Chicago about two hours after Bond's announcement and landed at Baltimore International Airport at 4:05 p.m.
EDT. United, Western, National, Trans International and Continental said they would gradually return their DC10s to service over the weekend. American will test fly its DC10s before returning them to service next week. World Airways said its DC10 BOOKER, RETTIE oge 81, Luttrell, passed away Friday at 6 a.m. at the home of her sister, Mrs.
John Booker. Daughter of the late Andy and Mary Booker. Member of Cedar Ford Baptist Church. Survivors: sisters. Mrs.
Frennie Waddington of Maynardville, Mrs. Ida Booker, Luttrell, Mrs. Lillie B. Campbell, Corryton, Mrs. Theda Dyer, Knoxville; several nieces and nephews.
Funeral 3:30 p.m. Sunday, Ailor's Chapel, Rev. Ancil Garrett, Rev. Herman Lakin officiating. Interment Booker Cemetery.
Nephews will be pallbearers. Family will ceive friends 7-9 p.m. Saturday at AILOR'S, Maynardville. BROWN, EDWIN COLEMAN age 72, 412 David Lane, Knoxville, died Friday after a lingering illness. He is survived by his wife, Rosa Lee; his children, Eddie, Jerry, Fay, Gay, Don and Gary; his sister, Nelle; brothers, Woodrow and gene; 7 grandchildren.
Serv. ices 2 p.m. Monday in Mann's Heritage Chapel, with Rev. Kenneth L. Carder and Rev.
Stephen W. Overall of Concord United Methodist Church officiating. Interment in Edgewood Cemetery. Family will receive friends at MANN'S HERITAGE CHAPEL from 7-9 p.m. Sunday.
BROWN, MRS. VIRGINIA REED age 54, residence, 2122 Thornarove Pike. wife of Joe W. (Bill) Brown, passed away at Ft. Sanders Hospital, Friday.
Member of Ramsey Heights Baptist Church. Survivors: husband; son, William Gary Brown, Atlanta, GA; daughter, Mrs. Glenn (Cynthia Jo) Bounds, Rockford, TN; 3 grandchildren; brothers, Neil Reed, Knoxville, Don Reed, Nashville, Glenn Reed, South Carolina. Graveside services 2 p.m. Sunday at Asbury Cemetery, Rev.
T. J. Wilson officiating. Funeral party will leave Roberts Mortuay 1:30 p.m. Sunday.
Family will receive friends 7-9 p.m. Saturday at Roberts Mortuary. CALLOWAY, JOE R. age 51, 412 Broadview Drive, passed away unexpectedly Wednesday, St. Mary's Medical Center, after a short illness.
He had been on employee of Magnavox for 19 years. He was a Veteran of and a ber of the Old Ball Camp Baptist Church. Survivors: wife, Mrs. Jean Calloway; daughters, Linda Calloway, Knoxville, Mrs. Larry (Sibby) Lane, Maryville, Mrs.
Steve (Vicki) Javins, Fort Campbell, Kenf*cky; brothers, Virgil, Roy and Lawrence Calloway, all of Knoxville; sister, Mrs. Sylvia Needham, Knoxville: granddaughters, Jeana and Jennifer Lane. Services 1:30 p.m. Saturday, Mynatt's Chapel, Dr. David Kirk, Rev.
Billy Coffey, Rev. J. T. Garrett officiating. interment Greenwood Cemetery.
Honorary Pallbearers will be nephews. Active Pallbearers: Horace Jolly, Glenn Shellnut, Bill Hope, Raymond Scearse, Terry Seals, Kenneth Rogers, John DeMarcus, Wayne Poff, Don Davis. Mynatt's in charge. CAMPBELL, KATHERINE JOAN (KATHY) 24, of Rt. Corryton, passed away of 11:10 p.
m. Thursday, Green Valley Development Center in Greeneville, Tn. Survivors: parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adrion W.
Campbell, Corryton; sisters, Janet, Charlotte and Lisa Campbell, Corryton, Mrs. Patricia Alien, Mrs. Karen Thomas, Powell; brothers, Charles flights will not resume because of labor various types and on different parts of May 25 Chicago crash killing 273, an problems. Northwest Orient said it did the aircraft required every 100, 300, 900, gine tore loose from the plane, causing not know when flights would resume. 1500, and 3000 hours will encourage air- the pilot to lose control.
Bond said the DC10 would be allowed lines to put pressure on the McDonnell Eight U.S. airlines operate DC10s. The to fly with its current pylons, structures Douglas Corp. to redesign two of three plane accounts for about 12 percent of attaching the engine to the wing, because main pylon attach points. airline capacity and estimates indicate the inspections will catch any cracks be- FAA inspectors will witness most of the industry has lost from $2.5 million to fore they grow to dangerous proportions.
the early inspections, he said. $7 million each day the plane was He indicated pylon inspections of In the nation's worst air disaster, the grounded. Ex-Police Captain Indicted in Jail, Bootleg Bribery JONESBORO (UPI) A former He is to be arraigned Wednesday in ment charges, Humphreys took $200 a Washington County Sheriff's Department Federal Court in Greeneville. month to warn reputed bootleggers captain was indicted Friday on charges The indictment accuses him of ac- Clyde Evans and Eunice Barrowman in of taking $5400 in bribes to try and gain cepting $5400 in bribes between Dec. advance if any law enforement action freedom for prisoners and also to help a 1977 and July 1978.
was planned against the pair. Officials bootleg liquor operation avoid the law. In the period from Dec. 1977 to March said both have been arrested repeatedly The sealed indictment, brought by a 1978, the indictment says, Humphreys on charges of the sale of illegal liquor. Federal grand Knoxville, was took a $750 bribe from prisoner Joseph The indictment comes after a oneserved on H.B.
Humphreys Friday. The Crowe in return for the captain's agree- year investigation by the FBI and Federcharges carry a potential penalty of 20 ing to try and obtain Crowe a release al panels in Chattanooga, Knoxville and years in prison and a fine of $25,000. from jail. Greeneville. Humphreys, who resigned his post in In the period from May 1977, he al- Even though Asst.
Dist. Atty. Guy February in the midst of an FBI investi- legedly took a $700 bribe to try and ob- Blackwell would not comment on the gation into alleged corruption at the tain the release of another inmate, the investigation, sources say it is continuing county jail, declined comment on the indictment said. and more indictments may be forthcomindictment. Over a two-year period, the indict- ing.
Obituaries- Obituaries- Campbell Corryton, James Campbell, Knoxville, Steve Campbell, Burnsville, NC. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Sunday, Ailor's Chapel, Rev. John W. Stalans and Rev.
William Mitchell officiating. Burial in Macedonia Cemetery. The family will receive friends 7-9 p.m. Saturday at AILOR'S, Maynardville. CLEMONS, MARVIN BEDFORD 67, Kingston, died Friday.
Member of Southwest Baptist Church. Survivors: wife, Mrs. Martha Ann Pedigo Clemons; son, Clyde Clemons, Kingston; sister, Alice Faye Dairymple, Silver Point, TN; 4 grandchildren, Rodney, Randy, Kenny, and Sharon Kay Clemons, Kingston. He was preceded in death by 3 sons, Glenn Wynn and Morris Clemons. The body is at Kyker Funeral Home, Kingston, where the family will receive friends 7-9 p.m.
Saturday Funeral 3:30 p.m. Sunday in Kyker Chapel, Rev. Rave Maddox officiating. Burial in Poplar Springs Cemetery. FORD, GOLDEN SR.
Age 76, Route 2, LaFollette, passed away Friday morning at the LaFollette Community Hospital. He was a retired machine operator and farmer. A member of High Knob Baptist Church. Survivors: 1 son, Golden Ford LaFollette; daughters, Mrs. Virginia Chapman, Louisiana, Mrs.
Margie Anderson, Mrs. Lela Oliver, both of Illinois; brothers, Houston Ford, LaFoilette, Harvey Ford, Jacksboro; sister, Mrs. Minnie Bunch, LaFollette; half-brothers, Henry Nelson LaFollette, Paris Nelson, Jacksboro; half-sisters, Mrs. Rosie Phillips, Mrs. Willie Lee, Mrs.
Evelyn Sharp, Mrs. Gracie Boshears, Mrs. Ellar of LaFollette; 16 grandchildren; 9 great-grandchildren. Serv. ices Sunday 2:00 p.m., Grantsboro Baptist Church, Rev.
Bill Maxwell and Rev. Theodore Carroll officiating. Interment in church cemetery. Family will receive friends Saturday 7.9 p.m. at Martin Funeral Home, LaFollette.
FRAKER, MRS. ESSIE RUTH. DOUGLAS age 48, Route 15, Knoxville, passed away 9:15 a.m. Thursday at her home. She was a member of Riverview Baptist Church in Anderson County.
Survivors: husband William Fraker; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Douglas, Knoxville; sisters, Alberta Douglas, Knoxville, Betty Blankenship, Maryville; brothers, Edward Walton, KY, Thomas Douglas, Covington, KY; several nieces and nephews. Services 9 p.m. Sunday, Mynatt's Chapel, Rev.
Corbin Monger, Rev. Carl Asbury officiating. Graveside service and interment 11 a.m. Monday, Lynnhurst Cemetery. Pallbearers: Nephews.
The family will receive friends 7.9 p.m. Sunday at MYNATT'S. GAYLOR, MRS. GRACE LANE age 65 of Route 2, Oliver Springs, passed away Thursday afternoon at Oak Ridge Hospital. Survivors: Husband, Haskell W.
Gavior; daughters, Mrs. Omer (Wanda Fave) Phillips, Oliver Springs, Mrs. Ralph (Betty) Hackworth, Jonesboro, Georgia; sons, Harold Wayne and James Eldon, Oliver Springs; mother, Mrs. Celia B. Lane, Oliver Springs; brothers, Luther Lane, Knoxville, Carl, Leonard and Arnold Lane of Harrimon; 4 grandsons and 4 granddaughters.
Services 2 p.m. Saturday at the New Fairview Baptist Church, Route 2, Oliver Springs, Rev. James Ogle and Rev. Kenneth Stubbs officiating. Interment in the church cemetery.
The body will lie in state at the church 1 hour before services. SHARP FUNERAL HOME of Oliver Springs in charge. GLAZE, CHESLEY HERBERT Age 71, of 4306 Gains passed away 3:01 p.m. Friday, St. Mary's Medical Center.
Member of Holy Ghost Catholic Church and retired from TVA after 40 years service. Survivors: wife, Mrs. Rebecca P. Glaze; daughters, Mrs. Nancy G.
Robinson, Chattanooga, Mrs. Rebecca G. Jordan, Lexington, grandson, James C. Robinson, Chattanooga; mother, Mrs. M.
S. Lindsay; sister; Miss Emily Glaze, both of Columbia, S.C. Graveside services 11:00 a.m. Monday at Greenwood Cemetery, Father Albert J. Henkel officiating.
GentryBartling-Griffey in charge. HARRIS, RANDY JOE, SR. 167 Hamilton Circle, Oak Ridge, died Thursday July 12. Survivors: son, Randy Joe Harris, Knoxville; mother and father, Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Harris, Oak Ridge; 4 brothers, Lee Rodney and Timothy Harris, all of Oak Ridge, Rev. Tuckey Harris, Knoxville; 5 sisters, Mrs. Ruby Licklighter. Oak Ridge, Estelle Henderson, Oak Ridge, Mrs. Jewel Hutchins, Knoxville, Sherry Henley, Oak Ridge, Sandra Spurgeon, Oak Ridge.
Funeral Sunday 2 p.m. at Wright Ferry Baptist Church, Knoxville, Rev. Charles L. Jones officiating. Burial in Oak Ridge Memorial Park.
Family will receive friends 7-9 p.m. Saturday at Martin's, Oak Ridge. Route JONES, 13, GEORGE L. age 85, Joy Lane, passed away 1:15 a.m. Thursday at his home.
He was a member of Cedar Ridge Baptist Church. Surviors: wife, Dossie Childress Jones; daughters, Ethel -Merriman, Bonnie Barbara Jean Leonard, Webber, Ruby Martin; 2 grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. Services 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Cedar Ridge Baptist Church, Rev. R.
H. Barnes and Rev. David sey officiating. Interment in Weaver Cemetery. Pallbearers will be nephews.
The body is at the home of his daughter, Ethel Merriman, of Joy Lane. Mynatt's is in charge. JONES, MRS. BELLA FORD age 95, widow of H. Bruce Jones, of 523 Mimosa Avenue, passed away 1:25 p.m.
Friday at the Serene Manor Medical Center. Member and teacher at South Knoxville Baptist Church for about 80 years. Survivors: sisters-in-law, Mrs. Beulah S. Jones, Knoxville, Mrs.
Violet Ford, Birmingham, AL; devoted friends, Lance and Effie Sullenberger; nephew, David C. Ford, AL; nieces, Mrs. Murrell June Henninger, Atlanta, GA, Mrs. Rena Mae Lawell. Knoxville.
Funeral arrangements incomplete. Memorials may be made to the South Knoxville Baptist Church Building Fund. Family will receive friends 7-9 p.m. Sunday at Berry Funeral Home. KEISLING, ARVEN MAXWELL Age 95, of Madison, passed away Friday at his Home.
Survivors: daughters, Mrs. Evelyn Hutson, Madison, Mrs. Elizabeth Byers, Memphis, Tenn; 5 grandchildren: 5 great-grandchildren: sister, Mrs. H.O. Miller, Nashville, Tenn.
Graveside services Saturday, 4:00 p.m., at Lynnhurst Cemetery, with Rev. James Freeman officiating. Rose Mortuary in charge. MCLYEA, MRS. BERTIE age 72, Knoxville, died Wednesday at Kingston Pike Nursing Home.
There are no known survivors. Graveside services a.m. Monday at Mountain View Cemetery, Rev. William L. Romines officiating.
Friends may call at their convenience at McCarty Mortuary. NICELEY, REV. JOHN B. age 52 years of Rockingham, North Carolina, passed away Thursday in Raleigh, North Carolina. He was a Veteran of WWII and had been in poor health for several years.
Survivors: wife, Mrs. Martha Niceley; daughters, Mrs. Dale (Mary) Cook, Mrs. James (Margaret) O'Shea of South Carolina; parents, Rev. and Mrs.
H. 0. Columbia, South Carolina; sisters, Mrs. James (Helen) Wise, Columbia, SC, Mrs. William (Frances) Beard, Mrs.
Nelly Woodburn, Kentucky; uncles, Grady, Harvey William C. Niceley; aunt, Mrs. Loy (Lida) West, all of Knoxville. Funeral service 11 a.m. Saturday, Mount Olive Baptist Church in Rockingham, NC with graveside service at 4:30 p.m.
Saturday at. Memory Gardens in Lexington, SC. Obituary by MYNATT'S. OWEN, MRS. LELA C.
of 3511 Knott Avenue, passed away Thursday evening Ft. Sanders Hospital. She was a member of Bon View Baptist Church. Survivors: daughter, Mrs. Lois Bohanon; son, Troy C.
Owen; 25 grandchildren; 23 great-grandchildren; brothers, Robert Bailey, Shade Bailey; sisters, Mrs. Victoria Cate, Mrs. Ada Henderson. Services 2 p.m. Sunday, Rose Chapel with Rev.
Roy Gose officiating. Interment Underwood Cemetery, Douglas Dam Road. Pallbearers: Albert Bailey, Carroll Cate, Burt Bailey, Harvey Flynn, Reed Cate, Glenn Bailey. The family will receive friends 7-9 p.m. Saturday at Rose Mortuary.
PARKER, CHARLES MILLER age 91, formerly 413 Vine Avenue, died Wednesday at Hillcrest, North. There are no known survivors. Graveside services Monday 10 a.m. at Mountain View Cemetery, Rev. William L.
Romines officiating. Friends may call at their convenience at McCarty Mortuory. PATTERSON, CARSE A. 86, of Kingston, died Friday at home. Survivors: wife, Mrs.
Florence Tilley Patterson; 2 sons, Don L. Patterson, Norman Patterson, both of Kingston; 3 daughters, Mrs. W.M. (Wanda) Seiler, Sweetwater, E.A. (Fave) Guettner, Mrs.
J.R. (Barbara) Robinette, both of Kingston; 2 brothers, James Homer Patterson, Pontiac, Boyd Patterson, Loudon; 3 sisters, Mrs. Fannie Snyder, Miss Gertie Patterson, both of Philodelphia, Mrs. Bertie Long, Athens; 8 grandchildren; 2 great-grandchildren. The body is at Kyker Funeral Home, Kingston, where the family will receive friends 7-9 p.m.
Saturday. Funeral 1:00 p.m. Sunday in Kvker's Chapel, Rev. James Wilson and Rev. Carl Briggs officiating.
Burial in. Kingston Memorial Gardens. Kyker, Kingston, in charge. SANDS, MRS. SARAH IRENE WILSON age 83, of 624 Red Mill Lane, Knoxville, passed away Friday morning at Park West Hospital.
She was a member of Centerview Baptist Church. Survivors: 2 daughters, Mrs. Frankie Isbell, Knoxville, Mrs. Kay Smith, Camp Dennison, Ohio; 2 sons, Murry McKeehan, Luttrell, J. F.
McKeehan, Michigan; 22 grandchildren; several greatgrandchildren. The body is at Clicks Lenoir Cfty. SHELLENBERG, HARRY age 88, residence, 1171 Armstrong Avenue, husband of Mrs. Edith Hall Shellenberg, passed away at UT Hospital Wednesday. Attended the Methodist Church.
Member of Kiwanis Club, served in the US Army. Survivors: wite; son, Eugene Shellenberg, Knoxville; step-son, Robert L. Hall, US Navy; several grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Funeral services 11 a.m. Saturday, Roberts Mortuary, Rev.
Marlin Lynch officiating. interment Sherwood Memorial Gardens. Arrangements ROB- ERTS MORTUARY. SIMERLY, LEONARD RHEA age 78, of Rt. 1, Maryville, passed away Thursday, U.T.
Hospital, Knoxville. Member of the Baker's Creek Presbyterian Church and reitred from Alcoa. Survivors: wife, Mrs. Zura Simerly; daughters, Mrs. Margaret Baker, Maryville, Mrs.
Lucille Tallent, Maryville, Mrs. Betty Jean Cagle, Ft. Smith, Mrs. Dorothy Robbins, Maryville, Mrs. Mary June Clark, Maryville, Mrs.
Betty Horton, Alcoa, Mrs. Bobbie Scarlett, of New Market; 15 grandchildren; 7 greatgrandchildren; sister, Mrs. Maggie Hair, Greenback; brother, Lon Simerly, Sanford, Fla. Funeral 2 p.m. Sunday, Baker's Creek Presbyterian Church, Rev.
Floyd Watt officiating. The body will be taken to the church 1 hour before services. Interment church cemetery. Masonic service will be 8:30 p.m. Saturday at the funeral home, conducted by Mountain View Lodge.
Family will receive- friends 7-8 p.m. Saturday at the funeral home. MCCAMMON-AMMONS, Maryville, in charge. SMITH, CARL MACK SR. Age 71, of 7843 Ramsgate passed away Friday at Ft.
Sanders Hospital. He was a member of Cedar Springs Presbyterian Church. He was retired circulation director of the Knoxville Journal. Member of South Knoxville Lodge 32nd Degree Scottish Rite Mason. He was past potentate of Kerbella Temple Shrine.
Past director of the Royal Order of Jesters. Past director of Knoxville Chapter of Catiri. Survivors: wife, Mrs. Nina Grey Smith; doughter, Mrs. Charles (Jean) Thompson; son, Carl Smith ail of Knoxville; 6 grandchildren.
Graveside services 11:00 a.m. Monday at Highland Memorial Cemetery, Rev. Jim Watson officiating. Family will receive friends 7-9 p.m. Sunday at Rose Mortuary.
1216 Brookside Drive, Maryville, passed away Friday at Chilhowee Nursing Home. Survivors: daughters, Mrs. Ralph (Rubv) Simmons, Virginio, Mrs. Lyle (Siva) Isbell, Vonore, Mrs. Chories (Ada) Higgins, Alcoa, Mrs.
Fav Goodman, Knoxville: sons. WEBB, GUSSIE T. age 86, of Cecil Webb, Ohio, Henry Webb, Etowah, Gordon Webb, Georgia; 15 grandchildren; 21 greatgrandchildren. Funeral 3 p.m. Sunday in McCammonAmmons Chapel, Rev.
Ted Huckleby and Dr. John Franklin officiating. Burial at the Grandview Cemetery. Family will receive friends 7-9 p.m. Saturday at AMMONS, Maryville.
WELLS, MISS ANN BETH age 69, 800 Longview Road, died Friday at the home. She was a member of First Baptist Church, attended Corson Newman College and was a UT graduate. She taught in the city schools for 31 years, the last 23 vears was at Sequoyah School, retiring in 1973. Survivors: brother, Randolph L. Wells, Knoxville; 1 niece; nephew.
Graveside services and interment 2 p.m. Monday in Highland Memorial Cemetery. Memorials may be made to favorite charity. Friends may call 7-9 p.m. Sun-.
day at MANN'S HERITAGE CHAPEL. WILLIAMSON, BERTIE FAYE HELTON age 37, Route 3, Aulton Drive, Powell, passed away Wednesday evening at UT Hospital. She was a of Hines Valley Baptist Church. Survivors: husband, Donald Williamson; daughter, Barbara Gaye Williamson; son, Wayne Ray Williamson; father, Elmer Powell; brother, Rev. Wesley Helton, Lenoir City.
Services 2:30 p.m. Sunday in Mynatt's Chapel, Rev. Andy Vance and Rev. Carl Asbury officiating. Interment in Liberty Hill Cemetery.
Pallbearers: Ronnie and Johnny Hamilton, Gary Nelson, Al Moore, Steve Frazier, Steve Worsham. Family will receive friends 7-9 p.m. Saturday at Mynatt's. In Loving Memory Of MILDRED L. FREEMAN Who Passed Away 5 Years Ago July 14, 1974 Sadly Missed by Husband, Edward C.
Freeman and Family. In Memory Of JOHN G. STINNETT Hoppy Birthday Daddy Son, 9 Years ago you left us with out a farewell or goodby.You were gone before we knew it and only God knows why. They say time heals all sorrow and helps to forget, but time so far has proven we miss you even more vet. Greatly missed by: Daughters, Tammy, Tina, Johnnie, Mother, Father, Sisters, Brothers, and Friends..
