The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 14

Early EditioN WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1982 SUPREME COURT MINUTES The Courier-Jeurnal Bureau FRANKFORT, Ky. Minutes of the Kentucky Supreme Court yesterday: AFFIRMING JACKSON COUNTY Schooley vs. wealth; Justice James B. Stephenson. JEFFERSON Department of Revenue vs.

estate of Joseph C. Hofgesang: Justice StephenSO MONROE memorandum King opinion. and King vs. Commonwealth; FAYETTE Smith vs. Commonwealth; memorandum opinion.

WARREN Johnson vs. Commonwealth; memorandum opinion. Stigall vs. Commonwealth; memorandum opinion; dissenting opinion, Justice Robert F. Stephens.

KENTON Edwards vs. Commonwealth; memorandum opinion. JEFFERSON Thompson vs. Commonwealth; memorandum opinion. FAYETTE Shelby vs.

Commonwealth; memorandum opinion. JEFFERSON Tyus vs. die Commonwealth; memorandum opinion. JACKSON Jerry Spurlock vs. Commonwealth; and Rudy Spuriock vs.

Commonwealth; memorandum opinion. REVERSING COLDWAM Hardin vs. Summitt; Justice J. FRANKLIN Engler vs. Commonwealth; court opinion; dissenting opinion by Justice Stephenson, joined by Justice Stephens.

Court overturns conviction, citing prosecutor's 'diatribe' By SY RAMSEY Associated Press FRANKFORT, Ky. The Kentucky Supreme Court yesterday overturned a manslaughter conviction handed down in Pulaski Circuit Court, characterizing a prosecutor's comments the case as "pervasive, vitriolic diatribe." The court ordered a new trial for Gary Vaughn, who was convicted in connection with the July 11, 1980, killing of Robert Steelman, his brother-in-law. He had been given a sentence of 20 years in prison. Testimony at the trial indicated that Vaughn, his sister and the victim had a disagreement about a borrowed water bucket that "escalated into a shoot out involving all three," the justices said. They said that while the prosecutor made improper remarks throughout the trial, his comments during his closing argument prompted the reversal.

Statements by prosecutor Lester Burns "far exceeded commentary based on the evidence, and evinced a desire to characterize the (defendant), his family, his defense and his counsel in contemptuous terms," the Supreme Court said. It said Burns referred to Vaughn as "the pervert, the rifleman, the manhunter, the accused murderer, the Laurel County Rover, the bucket man and the assassin." The court said the defense was characterized as "hogwash, baloney, an untruth, an insult to law and order and the fury's, intelligence, shameful and absolute falsehood." The justices quoted Burns as having said, "I wish to God that Robert Steelman had shot (Vaughn) first and blown his brains out because he should have gotten it." The high court said the prosecutor also ridiculed defense counsel. At one point, the justices said, Vaughn's mother stood up and said, "It's a lie." As she was being removed from the courtroom, Burns commented: "Put her in jail. That is the family. The boy was raised that way.

That's why they shoot and kill." The Supreme Court said that "an argument so aimed at inciting the jury's passion was clearly prejudicial, and is forcefully condemned by this The was approved by a courecision vote of 6-1, Justice James Stephenson dissenting. Out-of-court settlements reached in nightclub case Associated Press COVINGTON, Ky. More than half the remaining defendants in the final case involving the May 1977 fire at the Beverly Hills Supper Club have reached out-of-court settlements before the scheduled March 2 trial. Campbell Circuit Judge John Diskin has dismissed four other companies as defendants: Guilford Mills and its Lockette Corp. division, Firestone Tire and Rubber and House of Foam Inc.

Diskin said, "There wasn't enough evidence to show that their products were in these chairs in question" when the Southgate club burned, killing 165 people. But those companies will still be part of the trial because one defendant, Gasser Chair Co. of Youngstown, Ohio, has made them "thirdparty" defendants if it is found to have any liability. Besides Gasser, which supplied more than 2,500 chairs to the club, other furniture and foam rubber companies will be defendants in the final trial. Attorneys for the plaintiffs contend that fumes from the burning materials contributed to the deaths.

General Tire Rubber Co. of Akron, Ohio, and Champion International are among the companies that have reached agreement, according to court records. In earlier product liability trials, the aluminum wire industry was cleared, and manufacturers of polyvinyl cloride insulation settled out of court. Nine primary defendants and three or four third-party defendants remain in the final group and could be tried in parts: the first trial to determine cause of the fire; two, the second, if necessary, to apportion blame among all defendants. As snow melts, searchers press for clues to girl's disappearance Associated Press EVANSVILLE, Ind.

Now that rain and warmer temperatures have melted the snow, officials hope that they will be able to find some clues to the disappearance of 12-year-old Michele Lee Pace. Teams of up to 50 police officers and volunteers have been searching an, ever-widening area of Vanderburgh County for the girl since she disappeared on Feb. 2. Evansville Police Sgt. James Lane said two donated helicopters will be used in the search once the last of the snow is gone.

The helicopters have been donated by the Illinois State Police and the Army at Fort Campbell, Ky. The HARDIN Duren vs. Duren; Justice Boyce G. Clayton. LOGAN Baugh and Baugh vs.

Watkins and Watkins, et al. memorandum opinion. BOYD Board of Education of Ashland Independent School District, et al. vs. Montague, memerandum opinion; Justice Stephens dissenting.

PULASKI Vaughn vs. Commonwealth; memorandum opinion; Justice Stephenson dissenting. CHRISTIAN Stewart vs. Commonwealth; memorandum opinion; Justice Clayton dissenting. OTHER LaRUE Stewart, et al, vs.

Raikes, administrator of estate of Towles; reversing and remanding: Justice Marvin J. Sternberg. JEFFERSON Land, commissioner of labor, vs. Starks. Universal Plumbing Supply Co.

and Workers' Compensation Board; memorandum opinion and order vacating discretionary review and remanding to Court of Appeals for final disposition. CLAY Smallwood vs. Commonwealth; memorandum opinion and order granting motion of Smallwood for review of Court of Appeals sion, reversing Court of Appeals and remanded for new trial. JEFFERSON Gaddie vs. Gaddie; memorandum opinion and order setting aside Court of Appeals decision and remanding to review issue of whether there was a valid gift.

BELL Wells, commissioner of labor, vs. Gambrel, et and Eastern Kentucky Concentrated Employment Program, the Hertford Insurance Program and CETA Program vs. Gambrel, et memorandum opinion and order reversing Court of Appeals decision and remanded for reinstatement of board's order dismissing claim. KENTON Commonwealth vs. Creamer; memorandum opinion and order vacating discretionry review and remanding to Court of Appeals for final disposition.

JEFFERSON Hamblem vs. Commonwealth; memorandum opinion and order vacating discretionary review and remanding to Court of Appeals for final disposition. JEFFERSON Belknap Inc. vs. Hale, et memorandum opinion and order vacating discretionary review and remanding to Court of Appeais for final disposition.

HENDERSON Capps and Capps vs. Commonwealth; reversing in part, affirming in part; memorandum opinion. DISCRETIONARY REVIEWS GRANTED McCRACKEN Moss vs. Holloway Construction Co. and Wausau Insurance Co.

CAMPBELL. Board of Education of Bellevue vs. Rothfuss. CAMPBELL Rothfuss vs. Board of Education of Bellevue.

FRANKLIN South Central Bell Telephone Co. vs. Utility Regulatory Commission. BALLARD Humphrey, et al. vs.

Harrison. BELL California Union Insurance Co. vs. Spade and -Spade, d.b.a. Spade Trucking Co.

and Ryan Insurance Inc. BELL Spade and Spade, d.b.a. Spade Trucking Co. vs. California Union Insurance Co.

and Ryan Insurance Inc. MAGOFFIN Commercial Union Assurance Co. vs. Howard. WARREN Pugh, et al.

vs. Warren Rural Electric Cooperative Corp. and Sloan Tree Service. McCRACKEN Johnson vs. Johnson.

FAYETTE O. K. Trucking Co. vs. Metts, et al.

DISCRETIONARY REVIEWS DENIED KENTON Goessling vs. Kenton County and Tinch. ROCKCASTLE Maupin vs. Allen. BOYD Rogers vs.

North American Refractorles et al. HARRISON Wigglesworth vs. Harrison County Sanitation Department. DAVIESS McKelvey vs. Maggard and gard.

DAVIESS Maggard and Maggard vs. McKelvey. BOYD Yates vs. Delmar Inc. and Lady Manhattan Glen Core, etc.

Dice vs. Chaney, et al. PIKE Chaney, et al. vs. Dice.

JEFFERSON Ward, formerly Boone, et al. vs. King, et al. LAUREL Robbins, et al. vs.

Gregory. CLARK Wagers, et. al. vs. Hill, et al.

PIKE Pike County Development Co. Inc. and Daniels vs. May, et al. LaRUE Cardin vs.

Horton, et al. LOGAN Eller vs. Eller. LESLIE Baker, et al. v.

Rice, et al. McCRACKEN Alsip and Alsip vs. Park and Park. KNOTT Wells, commissioner of labor, vs. Johnson, et al.

JEFFERSON Louisville Jefferson County Metropolitan Sewer District vs. May, et al. JEFFERSON Robinson, et al. vs. Robinson.

McCRACKEN Jones vs. Davis and Barkley Financial Corp. KENTON Elliott vs. The Highway Equipment Co. HARDIN Hall vs.

Hall. LAWRENCE Holbrook, et al. vs. LeForrest, et al. FAYETTE Graham vs.

Graham. JEFFERSON Hughes vs. Hughes, et al. JEFFERSON Johnson, a.k.a. Ferguson, etc.

vs. Terward d.b.a. Skate-World-Preston, et al. KENTON Bullock vs. Workers' Compensation Board, et al.

CARTER Huntsman vs. Huntsman. BOONE Hay vs. Columbia Susses Corp. et al.

JEFFERSON King vs. Commonwealth. JEFFERSON Martin vs. Commonwealth. BELL Brock vs.

Commonwealth. LESLIE Gipson vs. Commonwealth. MAGOFFIN Coffee vs. Commonwealth.

JEFFERSON Simpson vs. Commonwealth. WARREN Rigdon vs. Commonwealth. CLAY Maxie vs.

Commonwealth. CHRISTIAN Harrison vs. Commonwealth. FLEMING Barker vs. Commonwealth.

JEFFERSON Edwards vs. Commonwealth. JEFFERSON Brown vs. Commonwealth. McCRACKEN Brock vs.

Commonwealth. BULLITT Sneed vs. Commonwealth. JEFFERSON Yates vs. Commonwealth.

FAYETTE Johnson vs. Commonwealth. KENTON Clark vs. Commonwealth. JEFFERSON Calhoun vs.

Commonwealth. WARREN Graham vs. Commonwealth. PULASKI Stevens vs. Commonwealth.

CHRISTIAN Oatts vs. Commonwealth. HARDIN James Litchford vs. Commonwealth. HARDIN Darrell Litchford vs.

Commonwealth. JEFFERSON Elliott vs. Commonwealth. TRANSFER GRANTED JEFFERSON Commonwealth vs. Schaefer.

DISCRETIONARY REVIEWS DISMISSED HOPKINS Crook and Crook vs. Farmers Bank Trust Co. KENTON Cooper, et al. vs. Automobile Club Insurance Co.

TRANSFER DENIED KENTON vs. Godsey, et al. REHEARINGS DENIED JEFFERSON Lofton vs. Commonwealth. ON REVIEW FROM COURT OF APPEALS Roberts, et al.

vs. Conley, et al. JEFFERSON Higgins vs. Commonwealth. IN SUPREME COURT Kentucky Bar Association vs.

Berry. HARDIN Jackson (now Catlett) vs. Jackson. RECONSIDERATION GRANTED BULLITT Clayborn vs. Commonwealth.

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING The Courier-Journal Deaths and The Louisville Times Funerals ry Lee LEWIS, Mrs. Ressie nee Holmes Army helicopter would use infrared photography to search for the girl, Lane said. Police don't have any hard clues to the disappearance and are assuming foul play is involved, officials said. The night Michele disappeared, her mother, Wanda Pace, found the front door to their home open and a television and electric blanket turned on when she returned from her job. A reward fund for information leading to the discovery of the girl has reached about $1,800.

It was started by The Evansville Press newspaper, for which Michele was a carrier. Deaths and Funerals ry Lee Doerr; 4 grandchildren. Mr. Sharp is resting at the Oak St. Home of Arch L.

Heady Son, 1201 E. Oak St. where services will be conducted Feb. 18 at 1 p.m. Interment Evergreen Cemetery.

Friends may kindly call after 6 p.m. Tues. SNIDER, Estes Robertson Age 82, died Mon. at his residence, 2401 Merrick Louisville. He was former owner operator of the Old Stone Inn, Simpsonville; civil engineer with the state department of transportation.

Survived by wife, Virginia Gordon Snider, Louisville; sister-in-law, Mrs. Ann Nilsson, Louisville. Funeral services 2 p.m. Wed. at the Shannon Funeral Home, Shelbyville.

Visitation at his residence in Louisville from 6-9 p.m. Tues. and from 1-2 p.m. Wed. at the Shannon Funeral Home, Shelbyville.

Burial will be in the Grove Hill Cemetery. Expressions of sympathy may take the form of contribtuions to the heart fund. 1A Notices Legal Legal notices may be ordered by mail, or in person at the Customer Service desk, 525 W. Broadway. Legal ads must be submitted 2 days before publication, and cannot be accepted by telephone.

The publisher's liability for errors or failure to print legal ads shall be limited to the cost of the ads. 27 For Automobiles Sale CADILLAC WHY PAY MORE? sold more cars 1981 than any other dealer. 1979 Eldorado $9195 One local owner with full history and service records. Leather interior, all Eidorado Factory accessories. Stock No.

5028 NOTE We have a million dollar inventory of local one owner Cadillac's with full service histories available in stock. 1979 Deville $7195 38.000 miles, Sedan Deville, all power, leather interior. Stock No. 6165. 1977 Seville $6350 Factory astroroof.

Complete service records. Stock No. 6082. (12) Nice 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980 Seville's. 1980 Eldorado $11,350 24,000 guaranteed true miles.

One local owner. Leather interior, wire hub caps and all. Ask for stock No. 5056 and buy exactly as advertised. (4) in stock.

1980 Deville $9150 One owner car. 48.000 miles. Full service history. in spotless condition. Stock No.

5023. (25) of the nicest 1980 Cadillac's in town. Some with just 9,000 miles. NOTE Every 1980 and 1981 Cadillac in stock carries a free 12,000 mile, 12 month Cadillac factory service agreement. LIMOUSINE 1975 Models Now $5785 Full 9 Passenger Limousine's that have been kept in a heated garage.

Absolutely no rust. Original paint and interiors. We have serviced these cars in our shop and they are in perfect condition, All have between 51,000 and 56,000 miles. (9) in stock. Take your pick! Toll Free Calls 1-800-752-6060 $2000 Rebate 1982 Cadillac's at Brown Bros.

(150) in stock and ready for immediate delivery. BROWN BROS. CADILLAC 4th BDWY. 583-9771 CHEVETTE, 1981, good economy. $4450.

BROADWAY 7th Broadway 582-2531 CHEVROLET 1978 Maliub Classic, 4 door, air, AM-FM. $3595 1980 Citation Hatchback, stereo, air and more. $4795 1981 Monte Carlo Has all Chevrolet, accessories including low miles. Must See Jim Cooke 4th Breckinridge 584-2311 CONTINENTAL 1980 TOWN CAR, leather interior, all Continental accessories, one owner, Stock No. 6176.

NOW $9150 (20) one owner, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980 Marks Town Cars, full histories and 90 day free warranty. 1979 MARK $7985 24,000 miles, spotless car in every way. Stock No. 6134. 1978 Town Car $4450 One owner, spotless condition, stock No.

6040. Million dollar inventory of the nicest cars in the city, all makes, BROWN BROS. CADILLAC 7th Broadway 582-2531 4th BDWY. 583-9771 COUGAR XR-7, 1979, air and power. $4350.

BROADWAY 7th Broadway 582-2531 CUTLASS, 1977 Supreme, air and power, low miles. $3850. BROADWAY 7th Broadway 582-2531 FORD COLLECTORS CARS 1929 Ford Model A Reproduction $8400 1929 Ford Model A 4 door antique $6500 1929 Ford Model Roadster Model A antique extra sharp $10,600 1959 Ford Edsel 2 door Ranger $1900 Dan Gardner Ford Mayfield, KY 42066 502-247-4614 MONZA, 1976, air conditioning, automatic, 28,000 miles. $2550. BROADWAY 7th Broadway 582-2531 NOVA, 1979, 6 cylinder, air and power.

$3550. BROADWAY 7th Broadway 582-2531 OLDSMOBILE 1978 98 4 door REGENCY, has all Regency accessories except sun roof. Must See 1978 Delta 88 one owner, air extra clean. $3795 1980 Cutlass Supreme, new car trade-in and all power. $6495 1979 Cutlass Supreme Coupe, 38,000 miles, new car trade-in.

$5395 1977 Luxury Sedan all power except sun roof, 40,000 miles. $4295 Jim Cooke 4th Breckinridge 584-2311 PONTIAC 1980 Trans Am T-top, all power, stereo and more. $7895 1977 Grand Prix only 44,000 miles, air extra clean. $3495 1979 Grand Prix S.J power windows, air, power locks, cassette and lots more. $5495 1979 Sunbird automatic and air, showroom clean.

$3695 Jim Cooke 4th Breckinridge 584-2311 STARFIRE, 1980, good economy. $4150. BROADWAY Automobiles 27 For Sale $1995 1977 Maverick 1976 Plymouth 1975 Rabbit 1975 Nova 1975 LeMans 1975 Charger $2695 Chevette 1977 Century 1977 Cutlass 1977 AMC 1977 Ford LTD Craig Landreth Sat. Sun 8 am to 6 pm CHEVROLET, 1979 Cargo Van, automatic, power steering. $4450.

BROADWAY 7th Broadway 582-2531 CHEVROLET 1979, C-70, 366 engine, 5 speed power steering 50,000 mi. $8500. 502-227-9980 DATSUN, 1979 King Cab, low miles. $4650. BROADWAY 7th Broadway 582-2531 FORD F-100, 8 ft.

bed, NEW 1981 $149 Mo. with $345 down cash or trade and $750 Ford Rebate, 48 mos. at 19.19 annual percentage rate with acceptable credit. Cash price $6062. Louisville Motors Downtown on 5th 584-9731 FORD, 1978 Model, LN700 With 391, V8 engine 20 ft.

Flatbed 5 speed 2 speed, power steering, equipped ft. flat bed body lb. liftgate stake racks, excellent reasonable. 502-584-7347 FORD, 2977 F-100, topper. $2750.

BROADWAY 7th Broadway 582-2531 Tri Axel Dumps, 1973 Ford, 238 Detroit, 13 speed, $18,000. 1964 GMC Kitted in 1972, 238 Detroit, 10. speed rears, $13,000. Both have 16 insulated beds Excellent super sharp! Robert Walther, Lanesville, In. 812-952-2022 or 812-952-3473 29A Recreational ALUMA- -LITE HOLIDAY RAMBLER TOM STINNETT RV CENTER (812)282-7718 560 Kopp In, Clarksville, IN Beside 1-65 at Eastern Blvd.

GREENBRIAR by Coachmen, body van MiniHome. Chevy, cruise, roof and engine air, dinette, couch, refrigerator, toilet. 12,000 miles. TOM STINNETT RV CENTER (812)282-7718 560 Ln, Clarksville, IN Beside at Eastern Blvd. Kopp, STARCRAFT COLIN TRAILER SALES New Salisbury IN 812-366-3101 INDIANA INVENTORY TAX SALE On March 1st, we must pay Indiana tax on all new and used recreational vehicles in stock.

Gigantic discounts now to March 1st. Tom Raper RV's Indiana's Ohio's No. Recreational Vehicle Dealer Richmond, IN 317-966-8361 Open til 8. Sat. til 5.

Closed Sun. BARTHS 1981, 25 ft. Dealer's Demonstrator, all accessories. Retail $48,800. SPECIAL $39,900.

1980, 29 ft, new. $36,500. JIMMY MINI 1979 model 23 9000 miles. $15,500. ITASCA 1976 Mini Motor Home, 25 fully equipped, 26,000 miles, good cond.

$12,900. WINNEBAGO 1975 Class 22 only 18,000 miles. $10,500. WAYNE BUSETTE 17 Passenger, automatic transmission, double air, (new) 1981. $17,900.

WHEATLEY CHEV.Brandenburg 422-2141 Louisville 589-0322 RV RENTALS Rent an RV and attend the World's, Fair in Knoxville, Tenn. We have a package plan suited for you. MIDWEST TRAILER MART 2409 Cordon Pike New Albany, IN (812) 945-1173 CAMPERS QUARTERS MOTOR HOME RENTALS 8038 Dixie Hgwy (502)937-2066 (502)937-1966 30 Motorcycles, ooters HARLEY DAVIDSON BUY NOW AND SAVE Higher prices after March 1st Thurnalls Harley Davidson 554 Eastern Blvd. Clarksville, Ind. 288-9395 HARLEY Davidson, ANTIQUE, all orginal, 1948, priced to sell, 606-262-5556 Autos, 35 Trucks, Trailers We buy imported automobiles.

CALL JOHN SWEANY TAFEL MOTORS 4156 Shelbyville Rd. Louisville (502) 896-4411 Top dollar paid for your late model American or Import car. See Jerry Crane. Sam Swope Pontiac 4311 Shelbyville Rd. 896-2121 5357 Dixie Hgwy.

447-3450 27B Antiques, Builts CADILLAC 1928 Fleetwood Limousine. 35,013 actual miles. Very nice original car. Call 502-685-1400 502-684-5882. Private Ky.

Owner. 27C Imports Cars and CORVETTE, 1978 Silver Anniversary Edition. Loaded. 22,000 miles. Priced to sell.

KING CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 4126 Shelbyville Rd. 499-9660 See Kevin Collins CORVETTE, 1980, all GM accessories. $13,500. WHEATLEY Brandenburg 422-2141 Louisville 589-0322 FIAT. 1981 CLOSEOUT DISCOUNTS OF $2000 On All 1981 Fiat Strada's, Brava's, and Spider's.

TRI CITY OLDS--FIAT Watterson X-way Breckinridge Ln. 897-6541 MERCEDES, 1976 450SL. Low miles. Loaded. Burgundy finish.

Priced to sell. Royal Dodge 4136 Shelbyville Rd. 897-0601 MERCEDES, 1976 SEL. door, real sharp, must see. KING CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 4126 Shelbyville Rd.

499-9660 MERCEDES 1973 220; PERFECT: 4 cylinder gas; 31,000 mi. $8000 245-2386 after 6 TOYOTA WADE SWOPE TOYOTA 8107 Shelbyville Rd. 426-1200 ACROSS FROM OXMOOR 28 Trucks, Equipment Trailers, CHEVROLET, 1978, 1 ton, V8, low mileage, like new, long wheel base, special- body, for plumbing to carry pipe fittings. Has power generator plastic saw. 964-5906 from 8 am to 4:30 pm or 635-2845, 636-3806 from 6 pm to 9 pm.

Horses, Needs Cattle, 60 EMPLOYMENT National Placement source edp 502-581-9900 36 Help Wanted ANOTHER CLASSIFIED SERVICE THE COURIER -JOURNAL I TIMES cannot disclose identity of any advertiser using a box number. However, readers interested in a position but desiring to avoid sending resume to compa so. Address your reply the box number and in an envelope addressed Classified Blind Box Service, Courier- Journal Times, 525 W. Louisville, Ky. 40202, along with a note listing the companies you de not want your reply to reach.

if the er is anyone on your list, a destroy your reply. ADMINISTRATION Licensed nursing home administrator for Lexington, KY area. Call 803-232-5129. DATA Processing HAIR Dressers, immediate employment Carrollton, 502-633-2035 KY area 502-426-6191 NURSE (maie-female) RN's RNA's Department, HIGHLANDS BAPTIST HOSPITAL 561-3130 An Equal Opportunity Employer TRUCK DRIVING We are now hiring for the 11- 7:30 shift in the following units. Have full time and part time positions available; Surgical, Oncology, Medical, ICCU TCU.

For information and interview, contact: Personnel TRUCK DRIVER LONG HAUL National company needs Semi Drivers NOW! Top salary, plus opportunity to own rig. NO INVESTMENT Must have either 6 months interstate experience OR 1 year local semi experience. Applications taken by phone. 502-968-3712 FOR ADDITIONAL CURRENT EMPLOYMENT OPENINGS PLEASE CHECK EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Appearing EVERY MONDAY Morning in the Courier-Journal MAIN NEWS Sales 37 Help Wanted CLOSERS ONLY 28 year old manufacturer needs top sales pros to sell full equipment line to business owners. financing, profits will pay for IRA's.

Start now! Distributor profits advanced. Call Mr. Billings at 1-800-247-2446. Siding Closers Money on approval. 15 year bank paper.

$175 per square par. No extras. In booming Texas. 1-713-680-8094. GET OFF THE COST OF LIVING TREADMILL Unlimited earnings opportunity.

Send resume to: P.O. Box 7877, Louisville, KY 40207 Equal Opportunity Company FINANCIAL Business 49 Opportunities BANK FOR SALE BANK FOR SALE Location Southern Indiana near Louisville, Ky. Total asa million, total capitol 1.2 million. Clean profitable. Ideal for 1 Bank Holding Company, priced at approx.

1.6 times book. Up to of stock available. Excellent Opportunity To Own Operate A Good Country Bank Write to: H-689, care C.J.Times, 525 W. Broadway, Louisville, Ky. 40202.

GROCERY, good business, located between 2 subdivisions, grossed $224,000 in 1981, own gas pumps tanks. Will sell stock equipment lease building, or will sell all. Have house to go Near Bowling Green. Owner will help finance. 502-842-2277 THEATRE Building, 1400 seat, concert, nightclub, restaurant, lounge game room, $159,000.

945-2229 HOT OPPORTUNITY National company is in the pre-franchise state of growth, our business is asphalt sealcoating. May be operated full or part time. Absentee ownership. Our dealers are experiencing tremendous net profits in an unlimited market. If you are serious about being in your own business and having total financial security, please call or write.

Investments required. Opportunities 90 E. Goodale Ave Columbus, OH 43215 (614) 224-3350 COIN OPERATED AMUSEMENT (for operators only) Video Games, pinballs, jukeboxes, etc. New used! Available from stock. Specialist in arcade planning set ups.

ELECTRO GAMES 1-800-543-0368 American Business Brokers To buy or sell a business ABB 896-4714 54 Loans Signature Loans To $10,000 2nd Mortgage loans $1,500 up General Financial Services (502) 423-1301, 10347 Linn Station Louisville, Ky. ANIMALS, FARM ITEMS 59 Dogs, Other Pets Cats, AIREDALE PUPS AKC Registered Call 812-357-7262. AIREDALE pups, AKC registered, shots wormed, $125. 812-338-2489, after 4 pm COLLIE Puppies AKC REGISTERED 6 wks. old; sable tri-colors; 812-482-6572 FOX Terrier puppies, AKC registered, smooth hair, 3 5 mo.

old, all vaccinations, worming up to date, white males females, $100. 1-502-756-2230 KERI-BLUE, Terrier, AKC Registered, male puppies, 812- 876-6462 evenings. PIT cropped; BULL top guard Pups, dog, shots pet, show stock; 606-384-3348 SHETLAND sheep dogs, AKC registered puppies. Also father mother for sale 502-842-9282 SILKY Terrier Puppies, Toys, shedless, also Westie Puppies AKC registered. 812-265-5856 BALER New Holland model 846, $7,100, model 851, $8.600.

Both new Free finance until May 1, 1982, after qualifying down payment. 1972 Case 2470 tractor, 170 ho, 4 wheel drive, new tires, reconditioned engine, $24,500. 1000 E. Market 584-9753 CALVES, baby Angus Holstein, other calves on feed, 366-3513 DISC, John Deere, 22 ft. dual wheel, wing type, good cond.

$1000 or trade. 1-833-4966 after 5 p.m. FARM Machinery for sale. Tractors. plows, discs, corn planters, Conventional no fill, hay equipment, all types of farm equipment.

Buy Sell. Wayne Cox, 502-834-7720 if no answer call 502-738-5443. Also 75 model, 2630 John Deere diesel, 801 Ford diesel. FENCE Posts, locust, posts, $3.00 gate posts. Call 606-336-3838 GRINDER Mixer, $950.

Wheal straw $1.25 a bale. 812-256-2255 HAY: U- haul. Orchard grass. Round $20, Square bales $1.25. 812-294 after 6 p.m.

HEIFERS, 45 Angus EXTRA NICE $180 each, 502-543-4898 HOLSTEIN heifers, heavy springers, approx. 1100 ID EXTRA NICE Raised on farm 502-325-3286 HUNT Tractor Equipment Co. $400 ea. 944-9874 STRAW, clean, bright, wheat. Can deliver truckload lots.

549- 8871, days; nights, 549-3014 TRACTOR, Super Farmall, John Deere high boys. 502-845-4002 TRACTOR, IH Cub 42" belly mower rear hitch, $1550. Excellent cond. 502-646-3127 TRACTORS: Case 1070, $5900; Deutz 9005, $3900; Deutz 6006, $5000; Farmall 504, $1250; Allis D17 $2500; International A cultivator $1100, Long 445, $3500; Long 360, $3500, CUB more, $1500; Ferguson 40, $2500; Farmhand Mill-Mixer, $1200; 'New Holland 850 roll baler, $3500; Implement Trailers, $1000 Up. Woods Bat Wing mower, new $3900.

COAKLEY FARM EQUIP. LaGrange 502-222-1564 TRACTORS, 1978 John Deere 4840, John Deere 50, 1H Super 1977 Allis Chalmer No Till Planter, 8 row Better Belt liquid spreader, 13 ft. Do-All, Hutchison 25 ft. Transport Auger, John Deere 2800, 6 bottom plow, 1978 LNT 800 Ford Truck, 20 ft. bed, 30 ton hoist, excellent shape.

502-228-0852 TRACTORS: Massey 135, Massey 165, Massey 1085, IH 444, 1H 340. Parrish Implement Co. 584-6346 913 E. Liberty TRACTORS Combines, new used, good supply. BIG 4 FERTILIZER (502) 348-9077 Bardstown, Ky.

"Your John Deere Dealer' HORSE gelding $425; also pony $140 245-8130 or 239-3685 HORSES, 2 AQHA Yearlings Filly Colt, best offer over MERCHANDISE FOR SALE 64 Miscellaneous FIREWOOD, ered. Easy to get to. Seasoned. after 7 p.m., 1-812-294-1063. TILLERS: Arlens Rear Tines BETTER TROY BILT Full size, 20 in.

275 lbs. No freight, no set up charges Now $727 Save $168 Rohleders Hardware 447-3171 4723 Dixie How. Louisville 65 Sporting Goods Shot Gun Wanted Browning A-5 sweet 16 vent rib barrel. New or as new only. 502-447-2656 or 502-363-1045 Boats and 66 Accessories HOUSEBOATS-USED 32 ft.

Burnscraft, twin $26,000 34 ft. Stardust, glass $12,000 35 Lakeliner, single $6,450 30 ft. Gibson, air $9,950 34 ft. Driftercruz, Gen $8,900 34 ft. Nautaline, single $10,500 Silverqueen, Gen $8,700 Gibson, VHF $12,900 Islandqueen, air $10,500 Stardust, Gen $10,500 Gibson, loaded $23,000 38 ft.

Gibson, Nautaline, special nice $38,000 $30,900 KENTUCKIANA YACHT 600 E. Market Jeff. IND 282-7579 Mon. 9-5 Business 67 Equipment DESKS, FILES, CHAIRS, etc. NEW USED DULWORTH'S Discount Office Furniture Market at Brook St.

587-6656 MOBILE Phone, complete GE system; 2 RCC channels; 60 watt mobile amplifier charger; $2700; 502-781-5357 RESTAURANT Equipment, A-1, good condition, reasonable prices. 1-606-255-2662. WANTED TO BUY Taste- Freeze equipment, prefer walk- -out deal. (606) 498-5289. 498-3190, 498-6875.

73 Household Goods CARPET: 300 yds. multi -color without foam back, $2.99 sq. vd. Dealer: 778-6210 MATTRESS, MATTRESS SETS LADY ENGLANDER POSTURE SUPPORT SETS. PRICED AT RETAIL.

FULL FACTORY WARRANTY. SOME IN FACTORY SELECT FABRICS $88 PER SET. HOUSE OF 2NDS 4944 SHELBYVILLE RD 4750 BARDSTOWN RD 74 Gems, Watches Jewelry, DIAMOND EARRINGS, 1.33 Carat $300 CASH ONLY! DAN'S PAWN SHOP 1809 W. Broadway 778-2425 75 Machinery Tools and AIR Compressors Air Compressors Manufacturer has an overstock, 5 h.p. 220 single phase high speed, quick air recovery.

Twin cylinders single stage pump, 60 gal. vertical tank, selling to the general public at Dealers cost. $695 cash. Dealers suggested retail $1295. Supply limited, free delivery.

367-6619 LOADERS: Backhoe, Case, 1976 480C backhoe, $13,500. Case 1150B, cu. vd. with 4-1 bucket, engine reconditioned, excellent appearance, $27,000. 1975 Caterpillar 931 loader, 4-1 bucket, $19,850.

1977 Case 8508, cu. yd. reconditioned engine, $28,750. HUNT Tractor Equipment Co. 1000 E.

Market 584-9753 1972 hydraulic rough terrain crane, 60 ft. boom, diesel, very good $28,000. 812-849-2784 1974 hydraulic man lift, 40 ft. boom, I.p. gas, good $15,000.

812-849-2784. 25 $2,200. ft. job Merriman office trailer, 849-2784. 79 Special Sales The Louisville Collection Antique Flea Market May 28, 29, 30, 31st.

For booth information reservations, call 459-1085; or after 6 pm, 425-4498, 458-4487 REAL ESTATE NOTICE All real estate advertised in this news- EQUAL HOUSING paper is OPPORTUNITIES subiect to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes it illegal to advertise "any preference, limitation, or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, or national origin, or an intention to make any such preference, limitation or This newspaper wi" not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Roommates, 85 Homes Shared GEOLOGIST bachelor desires East End location with female who can cook a little. Rustic apartment or home on lake or creek preferred, but not datory. Willing to share penses if furnished (including dishes etc.) Will be in Louisville Feb.

15 to stay and answer replies. Box M-496, CJ Times, 525 W. Broadway. Louisville, KY 40202. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Farms 99 and Acreage 160 ACRES in Southern Illinois.

Close to Paducah, Kentucky. Large house, barn and lake. For grain or cattle operation. Also ideal retirement hunting and fishing country due to its proximity 10 the Ohio River and National Forests. Ivan Holder, 2922 State Road 261, Newburgh, IN 47630.

1-812-853-8109 112 ACRES. Trimble Co. Good tillable acreage, some woods. 6 bent tobacco barn, big stock hav barn near house, well fenced, has real nice frame home with new family addition and fireplace. Owner wants offer! 122 ACRES.

Oidham Co. $1,200 per acre, Owner financing at Long rail frontage, land is all tillable, 2 huge new tobacco barns, Owner wants offer. Call: Bruce Duncan 222-9303 Clore Duncan 222-1435 Realtors 222-1436 45 ACRES. Farm and land liquidation sale: Owner must sell at bargain price: 45 acre hobby farm miles east of Bedford, 12 hayland and wooded, 3 BR partially remodeled home, barn crib, new pond: $38,800. Also two 30 acre parcels, part wooded and part havland $18,000 each.

Ideal for staring mini ranch and cutting fire wood. Owner Jim Seegert collect Wisconsin 715-421-3333 21 ACRES. Cedar Creek Rd. BR brick. Owner finance.

annual percentage rate. Hammons Realty 968-3651 6.93 ACRES. Heavily wooded, city water, near U.S. 42. $1,500 PER ACRE Need small down payment.

3.39 ACRES. city water, trees, SMALL LAKE off 1-71. OWNER FINANCING. Call KENNETH MCQUISTON. 222-7503 evenings or ends, or 222-7372 days.

Clore Duncan WANTED FARMS. Kentucky Indiana. E. McCombs Realtor 459-3944 HOUSES FOR SALE BY AREA INDIANA 101-A WEST CENTRAL EAST 101.8 101-C 101-D SOUTH 101-6 Houses 101B West MODERATELY PRICED HUD-FHA HOMES TERMS You Can AFFORD FOR SALE THROUGH YOUR BROKER See our listing in Class 1018 every Fri. and Sun.

Equal Housing Opportunity 101M Mobile Homes, Bldgs. COMMODORE. Repossession 1979. 3 nice BR's completely equipped with new furniture. Only $7,949, easy terms.

INSTANT HOMES 5109 Dixie Highway SKYLINE. 1979 2 BR, nicest one in town. Completely furnished, ready to live in. Only $7,925, easy terms. INSTANT HOMES 5109 DIXIE HIGHWAY BUSINESS IS GOOD SALE 10 homes under $11,995.

31 homes to look through. Liberty, Fleetwood, Mark IV and Supreme. Discount priced. Free delivery within 175 miles. Bank repossessions also.

Trading Post Homes 35 years The Lousiville Dealer. 8103 Dixie Hgwy. 937-1515 LAST 1981 Our last new 1981 14' wide Happy House by Fairmont. Reduced to under $10,000 to sell immediately now at: Willard's MODERN HOUSING THE PEOPLE PLEASERS PURPLE PLACE 4711 Dixie Hgwy. 447-1207 FROEHDE 4936 Dixie Hgwy.

447-2464 Howy. 62 East 944-1935 (Next to Boat Sales) 102 Acreage Lots, Sites BARREN River lake, 2 beautiful wooded lake front lots; on Barren River Lake; private; $15,000 total; call 502-781-5357 AUCTIONS 109 Auction Sales Lester Thompson Estate AUCTION 1A Legal Notices ANNOUNCEMENTS Deaths and Funerals BLYTHE, Mr. Earl L. Tues. Feb 16, 1982 at 2:25 pm.

At Sts. Mary Elizabeth Hospital. Residence 6716 Marian Dr. Age 74. Beloved husband of Mrs.

Helen E. Himbaugh Blythe: Remains at Keenan's Funeral Home, 4724 Dixie Hgwy. Funeral Friday 10 am. at Church of the Incarnationwith interment in Resthaven Cemetery. Visitation 3-5 7-9 pm.

Wednesday, 2-5 7-9 pm. Thursday. GOSS, Mr. Alphonse J. Passed away in his 79th vr.

Feb. 14, 1982 at Audubon Hospital Residence, 1243 E. Burnett Ave. Beloved father of Mrs. Patrick J.

(Carolyn) Shillow, Harrisburg, James L. Goss, Wingate, N.C., Richard M. Goss and Allan J. Goss. Brother of Mrs.

E. N. (Kathryn) Dilger. Also survived by 13 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren. Services for Mr.

Goss will be conducted Wed. at 10:30 a.m. in the Russman Son Funeral Home, 1041 Goss Ave. and 11 a.m. in St.

Elizabeth Church. Interment St. Michael Cemetery. Praver services at p.m. Tues.

Expressions of sympathy to the Mass of the Air, 3940 Poplar Level 40213. Visitation after 5 p.m. Mon. Of 520 W. Woodlawn Ave.

passed away Tues. at Audubon Hospital in her 89th. year. Beloved wife of Mr. Ray L.

Lewis. Devoted mother of Mr. R. L. Lewis, Mrs.

S. Virginia Crutcher Mrs. Jeanette Davis; sister of J. F. Holmes.

Also survived by 13 grandchildren, 23 great grandchildren. Mrs. Lewis is at the Miller Close Funeral Home, 4505 S. 3rd. St.

where services will be conducted Thur. at 10 am. Interment Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may call Wed. 2-4 7-9.

RAKUTT, Freda (nee Paul) Formerly of Louisville, passed away in her 83rd year Feb. 10th, 1982 in Ocala, Florida. Devoted sister of Mrs. Anna Larm; Mrs. Martha Nowotka Mrs.

Ema Wieschollek; also survived by several nieces nephews. Friends may call after 10 am Thurs. at the W. G. Hardy Shively Chapel, 4101 Dixie where funeral services will be held af 10 am Fri.

Interment Evergreen Cemetery. SHARP, Mr. Roy Passed away in his 74th yr. Feb. 15, 1982.

Residence, 621 Rubel Ave. Beloved husband of Mrs. LaVerne Doerr Deckman Sharp; of Ms. Linda Hardin Robert Paul; brother of Mrs. Vietula Melone Mr.

Clarence Sharp, Sarasota, step-father of Mrs. Carolyn Bennett, Mr. Raymond L. Doerr Mr. Jer-! LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT The Housing Authority of Frankfort will receive proposals for professional services (Architectural and Engineering) until February 24, 1982, for the Modernization of Proiect KY 3-3, Riverview Homes.

Services required are: (1) Energy Audit-190 units, (2) On site inspection services and (3) Design for renovation and structural improvements-30 units. Firms interested in performing any or all of the above services should submit the following information: (1) Letter of interest, (2) Demonstration of understanding of the modernization, (3) Evidence of the firm's ability to. perform the work and (4) Profiles of firm's principles, staff and facilities. Submission of proposal and additional information should be directed to: Michael A. Fields Housing Authority of Frankfort 901 Leestown Lane Frankfort, KY 40601 Phone (502) 223-2148 NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOCKHOLDER'S MEETING OF SOUTHERN FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION TO BE HELD AT ITS MAIN OFFICE, 424 S.

Fifth Street, Louisville, Kentucky on Tuesday, February 23, 1982 at 2:00 p.m. The following meeting dates for the City of Seneca Gardens for the year 1982 are: February 15, March 15, April 19, May 17, June 21, July 19, August 16, September 20, October 18, November 15 and December 20. 9 Information Derby NEEDED Local firm needs 2 boxes for The OAKES The DERBY Please call 584-5331. Information, 13 Personals UK fans, 14 lower arena seats for SEC tournament at Rupp arena. 513-746-0697 The Classified Ads are a modern-day bulletin board.

Read them regularly. Call 582-2622. TRANSPORTATION 27. Automobiles BUICK 1973 Century Coupe with air and only 48,000 miles, excellent transportation. $1495 1979 Regal new car trade-in, air and lots more.

$5495 1980 Regal air, Buick wheels and more. $6295 1980 Park Avenue door, with all Park Avenue power accessories. $8895 1980 Riviera silver and maroon, loaded with power accessories. $9695 1981 Park Avenue door, has it all except sun roof. Must See Jim Cooke 4th Breckinridge 584-2311 CAMARO, 1979, air and power, spoiler.

$5150. BROADWAY 7th Broadway 582-2531 CAPRICE, 1982, diesel, many extras, factory warranty. $10,650. BROADWAY 7th Broadway 582-2531 5 commercial buildings lots, excellent commercial corner lot. Auction: Feb.

20, 10 a.m. Location: Corner of Hgwy. 218 and Short Cut Rd. and Hart Horse Cave, Kv. Selling Tract 1: lot fronts 155.7 on Hgwy.

218 and 150' on Short Cut excellent commercial lot. Tract 2: lot fronts 100' on Hawy. 218 and 139' deep. Improvements, 60x40 block structure with brick veneer front. Suitable for many business uses.

Tract 5: .039 acres fronts 117.5' on Short Cut Rd. Improvements 30x60 block commerical building, has concrete floor, office space, all utilities available. Tract 4: lot fronts 43.4° on Short Cut Rd. Improvements 30x40 frame constructed building with concrete floor. Gas heat, bath office space.

Tract 3: 30x40 frame constructed building with concrefe floor, office space, all utilities available. 67.1' lot frontage on Short Cut Rd. Buildings on Tract 3 Tract 4 are 1 building divided with common walls. Tract 6: Building is located on Hart across from Horse Cave Manufacturing Plant. 24x30 block structure with concrete floor.

Also 22x24 barn. 80x142 lot with mobile home hook-up. Terms: down sale date, balance with deed and possession within 30 days. Glay Maggard, Attorney. Donald L.

Thompson, Executor. Martin Auctions Real Estate. Odell Martin, Auctioneer Broker. 502-786-2108 AUCTION MACHINERY EQUIPMENT AND VEHICLES CONSIGNMENTS NOW BEING TAKEN Turn your equipment into dollars. This auction being held at the request of numerous companies.

CALL NOW: COLLINS AUCTION 772-7139 OR 772-3639 CLARK COUNTY AUCTION Auction every Mon. Thurs. 7 pm. Edw. L.

Unkie, Auctioneer, Clarksville, 282-7805 ATHERTON'S Sale Service Hodgenville, Ky. 358-3812.