The State Journal from Frankfort, Kentucky • 5

Z1 1965 Second ront Page Local Area State News mKen 1 Tj I ift fofl Cannon Won 7 I3 Push or New IM Eddyville Prison ntucky rf 'KI i 12 DIW Members Hellard said he left the estab With Oswald On Eviction he acci 19 New Albany Ind will pay irrigation Dept of Agriculture recently advance un us term 1 Commissioner Stressing Probation Parole Services a now of sposal i and being grants 'vision has 1 win com ad uld be itorney a Re road arbage jp in 3d a iy id al iy Id ell as mia 1 a lep to self lere ont sni gue eft is rhe X)t ounties Is area lachia outside job neces incl and itten lory lav? long na and hese than Students Want Meeting service dairy specialist said recently Sponsored by the eKntucky Purebred Dairy Cattle Associa tion and the University of en tucky Dairy Science' depart ment the institute will include high grain feeding forage pro duction forage testing and management changes as some of the topics for discussion The loral clock Number 1Tourist Attraction shot him in the right leg three inches above the kneecap Hellard testified he grabbed the gun away from Dearborn and the two fought on the side walk for it City Patrolman Bradley Berryman said he came upon the two fighting on the street Berryman said he stepped on A mixture of one half the ma terial called Turface and one half peat seems the best soil substitute potting mixture to use to produce tomato plants for the field or crreAnhmicA ay of mant nning work es of isible These com confi they is go it on achia loals They are both on bond to ap pear Monday Bill case was continued by the grand jury to the March term Baker was charged in the lower court with Woodrum and Shouse but the grand jury did not indict him last November but will re view the case again Monday bond following indictment last November to a charge of ob taining money under false pre tenses and this case is docketed for trial The following commonwealth cases were continued in Novem ber and will be called again this term A number of the defen dants have not been apprehend ed or are being held elsewhere and will not be before the court they are Charles Stiles taking and driving an automobile with out consent of owner Ray Allen Kendell child desertion Wal lace Ellis assault and battery uyilS'iiuy fl Charged HAZARD Ky (AP) Twelve members of the United Mine Workers Union were charged with murder today in the fatal shooting of a miner who crossed a picket line Perry County State Police Lt Bill Lykins also reported that six other men are being sought in the slaying of Ernest Creech 39 Creech was shot through the heart Wednesday when he drove mto the Blue Diamond Coal Co mine No 1 at Leatherwood Lykins said the weapon has not been found but added that was a high powered rifle He said those taken into cus tody were members of the UMW Local 8280 at Leatherwood and that all were on the picket line at the time of the shooting Lykins said the names of those eharged would be released la ter Two passengers in pickup truck said gun barrels were sticking out of all vehicles parked by the pickets Lykins said He said officers had an earlier report that a rock shat tered the rear window of the pickup as Creech arrived for work Wednesday morning shot that killed him was fired through the same Lykins said the one shot was fired but it penetrated his The mine has been picketed for several weeks since shortly arier it ciosea as a unionized operation and reopened non union Pickets on the line recently said they wanted only to get their jobs back They charged that the company had brought fa recruits from Perry County and out of state when the mine became non union KENTUCKY ECONOMIC SECURITY Commissioner Les lie Dawson (left) was sworn in today by Court of Appeals Judge John Palmore Dawson was appointed to the post by Gov Edward Breathitt March 1 arm and garden crops de John Wilk extension pena on proper amounts of wa ter for good growth and most of i it comes from water stored in the soil according to Lyle Leo nard extension service conser vationist Some of the things to do to help water storage in soils Leo nard said are: grow crops on deep soil where possible save rain fall with contour tillage plow deeper to break plown pan and add to loose surface layer of soil use crop residu and manure to add to soils organiz matter sponge fertilize well to stimulate rot growth and irrigate if the add ea yieia costs If you like wild garlic (onion) in your lawn then handled it properly for a bumper crop ac cording to Dr James Herron Ag Extension Service weed control specialist His tongue in cheek advice is to fertilize heavily now and re frain from mowing the plants until they grow to maturity allowing sufficient time to develop the maximum number of bulblets and underground bulbs for a bumper crop next But if you want to control this lawn pest plan now for a treatment in late March or early April using one of the fol Insszincf 0 AD 9 A KT Dn vel Silvex or a combination Agricultural Stabili of these materials Better con trol will result than if treatment is delayed until after the new bulbs started to develop The chemicals are more effective if the air temperature is 60 de grees or higher for a period of several days State Readies Young PrisonerReformPlan the present rate of growth continues to Dr ulmer says state should add 338 000 population and 142000 jobs with corresponding gains in in come and retail sales of 70 per However he believes that the state has a considerably higher growth rate potential than it has experienced recent ly i Io hy i to sen nii md ith ous i a it tn is' 'niilifc Thomas Robinson Johnny Caldwell Billy Chilton and Dick ie Wainscott storehouse break ing The condemnation cases to be called for trial this term in clude the William Cottrell land tho XIarvav Cm uvd lama TindA Prina Thomas Perry is also on Pete Disponett lands An automobile accident case of loyd Stratton father of John Kennedy Stratton infant under 14 years against JW Ellis is docketed for trial on March 17 This is a case in which the Stratton infant was struck and injuried by an automobile oper ated by Ellis in the Ballard community on July 12 1963 The father is asking judgment in sum of $2708057 Duward Moore is seeking from Bruce Perry $1209600 as the result of an accident on Dec 10 1963 in Lawrenceburg This case is set for trial on March 15 In the third case involving an automobile accident Rov Crume is seeking from LD Durr Dan ville $612300 as the result of an accident north of Lawrence buig on US Highway 127 on Dec 31 1964 The Crume and Durr case is to be tried on Mar 19 Sheriff John Birdwhistell and Deputy JW Callon have summoned the following persons for jury duty: Danny Darnell BB Hardin George Carroll Cole Raymond Gritton Walter Perry Cavel Harris James Casey Gale Gash Dew ey Jeffries Hubert Coulter Jennings Guy Carey Collis Blown WC Spencer Jr Geo Cook David Green John Lewis Elliott Mrs Alma Smith Bernice Bryant Mrs Martell Hahn Gilbert Brumely Carter John Cox Ludlow Shouse Elmer Peggys Siers Earl Gordon Jr Saffeli Hudson Robert Duncan allis Jr Johnnie Burton Gar vis Birdwhistell Delbert Mur phy A McGaughey Schel mer Meriwether Price Cam mack Mrs rank Martin Amos Baxter Willard Bryant Clinton Sea Eric Adkins Terman Wells James Cooper Law rence Phillips Ray lynn Ste wart McAfee Eugene Corley Crossfield OH Gritton and William Hatchett NEW BUSINESS IN Workmen Wednesday began remodeling work on the Grand Theatre Building St Clair Street soon to be the location of a new Southern Dollar Store one of 21 stores in a chain throughout the sta te eaturing items with Over the store will front on both St Clair and Main streets Reuben Rosen (2d l) the firm's general manager and Morris Od) another al Um owners said Um store wiM hand to keep him from firing a second shot and separated the two men The officer said the shotgun was an 'one with a hammer on each barrell One barrell had been fired and the other was cocked when he got there Berryman said Dearborn who did not testify is free under $1000 bond Hel lard will be tried by jury ri day on a breach of peace charge In another case a Cottonburg (Madison County) man was fin ed a total of $212 on four charg es: $103 for drunken driving $53 for no operators license $28 fr resisting arrest and $28 for destroying city property Larry McWhorter 109 Logan paid $35 on two traffic charges $13 for no operators license and $22 for reckless driving Dennis Spaulding 413Vz Owen ton Ave paid $22 for speeding Gus Smith 1119 Grand Ave paid $13 for improper registra tion plates Eight persons were fined $22 each for public drunkenness and one $28 for being drunk in an automobile Judge Smith warn ed each not to come back into court any more this month Vagrancy charges against four out of state men were con tinued until Monday Charge with vagrancy were Edward Hartsock 33 Baltimore Md Randall Neale Babcock 20 Mar neuiuuKy win jauncn a project aimed at rehabilitating young prisoners under a federal grant that is the first of its kind in the nation Gov Edward Breathitt an nounced the $299909 anti pov erty program grant Wednesday It will finance the first year of a three year $1078987 project oy me corrections Department The money will provide liter acy education industrial arts and vocational training and counseling services for inmates age 16 to 26 at the Kentucky State Reformatory LaGrange It also will set up community guidance centers at Harlan Haz ard and Louisville with the Lou isville facility to open in Sep tember Each center will house about 20 men on parole or pro bation permitting them to con tinue their training at nearby area vocational schools Breathitt gave this outline of the program: An education program will be developed using a greatly enlarged trained staff and mod ern equipment to replace the pi esent program which does not meet minimum educational standards All new inmates will be tested and those requiring literacy education will be as signed to the program before be ing considered for vocational education general industrial arts shop will be set up to develop and determine vocational inter ests among inmates and to pro vide guidance vocational training pro gram will i 1 auto me chanics auto body work and painting building trades elec trical work and welding After completing the course inmates could appear before the parole board for possible release so they might continue training at a vocational school while living at the center centers will provide guidance supervision ana main tenance of the parolees while have approximately 6400 sq ft floor space will be a self service operation and modern in every respect Others shown are Wilson Wash (I) contractor John Hamilton 3rd r) local realtor who negotiated the lease and Gene 5 of the rankfort Theatre Co owners of the building The Grand Theatre opened here in 1940 and closed operation ia 1963 According to Dr Earl New 'K Extension horticulture specialist most junipers and aborvitaes make unsatisfactory landscape plants because they are very susceptible to bag worm infestation are the wrong shape grow too large for foun dation plating and some are likely to be troubled by spider mites Several varieties of Japanese holly are much more satisfac tory New said These are round leaf Hetz convex several ones such as re pandens and several ones such as Stokes The horizontal and spreading types very useful whprA rnmnnof "Pfirezio Tt? juiuuvr ttiiu waru'vew det way now and will continue grow too laree fhtTiflciti Maw Ofl Three Accident Cases On Docket As Anderson CircuitCourtMeets LAWRENCEBURG Ander son Circuit Court with Judge Coleman Wright of Shelbyville presiding will convene Monday and according to the docket most of the two weeks alloted for the term will be devoted to condemnation cases appealed from the County Court as the result of the Central Kentucky Parkway and reconstruction of a portion of US Highway 127 Three suits are to be tried as the result of automobile dents The criminal docket is ually light for the March There has not been a single case from the lower court held to the grand jury however there were indictments returned last November which are to be called on Monday They are Joseph Woodrum vuuiv UUVUOC AllVIlUlCU IUL storehouse breaking at iho I restaurant or storeroom Growth May Create 142000 Jobs By Recent growth rates in economy as measured by population and employment increase have been thiee times the rate of expansion during the decade 1950 60 states Dr John ulmer of the University of Kentucky in the first issue of a new type of report? Dr ulmer who is director of the Bureau of Business Re search in the UK College of Commerce and a professor of economics said the new publi cation will be issued periodically by the bureau Title of the current in stallment is Devel opment Potentials in Kentucky The US announced partial payments for intended acreage diversion will be made this year Producers who sign up to participate in the 1965 fee grain program and who request such payments will get them with payments made up to one half of the diversion payment Signup for the program is un through Mar 26 with county of zation and Conservation Service handling the administration eeding and management will fee emphasized during the i two day Kentucky Dairy Cattlo Institute scheduled to Dean Knavel UK Experiment AMoeiated Presi rankfort Bureau i Kentucky will launch a nrnit than good probation risks but whose at tne centers cases are not considered serious Probationers These enough to warrant a reforma would bemennot considered tory sentence Breathitt said By BILL NEIKIRK Associated Press Writer 1 Corrections Commissioner Joseph Cannon has hit hard at one theme since he took over as state penal chief easy to build a shiny new prison and build it up quickly why Cannon en replace the old Kentucky State thusiastie about at i the Penitentiary at Eddyville drums for a new institution to The Task orce on Corrections has recommended that the state look ahead to abandoning the old prison But me iasK force did not recom mend a timetable just shy away from build ing an $8 million to $10 million Cannon said in an interview we can in crease professional services stressing probation and parole services hoping that we will be able to see a decrease in the prison he i said want to plan a big I prison right now until we can see what we can do with the Cannon said he will wait at least two or three years to watch now steppea up probation and parole services will work before making a decision on a new prison The $176 million bond issue contains money for two farm dormitories which would help alleviate overcrowding at the in stitutions he said The penitentiary is operated primarily as an institution of maximum security we go for a new institu tion it would be a 500 bed fa cility for the youthful Cannon said would anticipate replac ing the penitentiary but we want to take a real hard look at the Cannon said some action may be taken within five years on re placing the institution The commissioner added that it Is easier to get funds for a huge new Institution than for in creasing professional services to boost rehabilitation of prisoners Cannon pointed to progress the Corrections Department has made in professional services since he became commissioner in September of 1963 He said probation services in creasea by 15 ner cent last vear without an appreciable rise in crime Parole services also in creased but to a lesser degree Cannon said qualifications for probation and parole officers have been raised They must now have a college deere be fore they can qualify for the JOO arm Roundup Drought Conditions Cut Lespedeza In tests of annual lespedeza the Ag Experiment Sta tion reported this week drought conditions last year cut yields drastically Dr William Stroube agrono mist said he tested eight varie ties Rowan (a recommended of trean lespedeza) Summit a relatively new variety devel oped in Arkansas four North Carolina experimental lines and commercial Kobe and Ko rean lespedezas LEXINGTON (AP) A delegation from Coopers town a University of Kentucky housing development for married undergraduates was hoping today to confer with University President Dr John Oswald concern ing a university order which would evict the students May 31 meeting of about 200 residents The Cooperstown amily Wednesday night to seek a re I Housing Council decided a versal of the order However me marnea stuaents suggested they were prepared to demon strate if Oswald fails to offer reconciliation The group did not have an ap pointment with Oswald it was reported The group said how ever it had scheduled another IL i Ill VISION Mayor James (Pete) lynn yesterday proclaimed March 743 National Sae Your Vision Week yesterday With lynn are local optometrists Dr Salm Baker Jr and Dr Bunker Purpose of the week to en courage people to have their eyes examined en ONE KENTUCKY'S GREAT NEWSPAPERS RANKORT KENTUCKY THURSDAY ATERNOON MARCH 4 1965 Dearborn aces Grand Jury Action or Shooting Incident 11am 1 1 uL 44 "1 juiicuu jjeaiuvrn 11 £Lim was bound over to the Grand lishment about a half hour later Jury after a preliminary hear and when he stepped out the ing yesterday before Police front' door Dearborn armed Judge Max Smith Dearborn is with a double barrelled shotgun iuuScu niiu suuvuiig ana wounaing with intent to kill in connection with a Dec 15 inci dent on Broadway Jerry Hellard 268 East Main was wounded in the fracas Hellard told Judge Smith he slapped Dearborn in a Broad way bar and that Dearborn left saying he would be back meeting of residents tonight to ietta Ohio Ray Boots 18 Mar oiscuss results of a conference ion Ind and Charles Mader with toe president i9 New Albany Ind BE i I 4l WP UV'li OILE3.