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THE COURIER-JOURNAL FROM PAGE ONE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1996 WHERE THEY STAND ON DRUGS AND CRIME Ill I 1 I 1 VXn Question Steve Beshear, Democrat Mitch McConnell, Republican Why has teen-age drug use risen recently "Teen-nage drug use often results from peer "The president's abandonment of the fight and what should be done about it? pressure." Safe and Drug-Free Schools Act against drug use These policies need to be should be fully funded. reversed." V-1 111 -I" I iiiiiii.ii j.n i 1 1 i. 1 1. 1 1 1 M.i.1. iji JMiiU ii''NWU 1 'I 1 What changes would you make In the More emphasis on prevention and prosecution of More money for drug interdiction and more lead-, nation's anti-drug strategy? juvenile drug use, and make drug treatment ership from the president to tell teens drugs are more available.

dangerous. Under what circumstances should If they have been convicted of a drug-related Favor testing of all federal inmates and those inmates and parolees have drug and crime or if they are sexual offenders. under federal enforcement jurisdiction. AIDS tests? Do you support changing or repealing the No changes at this time. Replace the ban with 'lough punishment for assault-weapons ban, and if so, how? those who commit a crime with any kind of gun What about the Brady Bill that imposed a Would expand it to keep people convicted of Would replace with "national instant background waiting period for handgun purchases? domestic violence from buying handguns.

check" to keep guns from criminals and mentally ill. Do you support a constitutional amend- Legislation, not an amendment. Undecided ment or law guaranteeing victims' rights? What criteria would you use to evaluate Honesty, integrity and experience. Intellect, integrity and temperament. Also want nominees for the Supreme Court? judges to practice judicial restraint in interpreting law.

ASSOCIATED PRESS Cherokee elder Driver Pheasant waited for his chance to deliver the invocation for the tunnel dedication ceremony. Cumberland Gap Tunnel raises hope for three states BY MARC NORTON, THE COURIER-JOURNAL Candidates challenge each other's record "One causes the other," said Steve Clark, a salesman from Okolona, about the relationship between drugs and crime. Drugs and crime have "touched more people's lives than you would realize," said Robinil Jameson of Frankfort, a state employee. Is QUESTION THE CANDIDATES On Tuesday, Nov. 5, Kentucky voters will choose one of their two United States senators for the next six years.

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Patton said the tunnel's impact on Kentucky will have historical significance not unlike the impact that the gap had on an emerging nation in the 1700s. "This tunnel will move us from isolation to accessibility," he said. "You will be able to look back years from now and say, 'I was there when this tunnel Charles and Geneva Campbell of Hamilton, Ohio, wanted to be there, so they left a day earlier on a trip to Gatlinburg, Tenn. Both grew up in the Middlesboro area. "We're here.

We froze to death but it was well worth it," said Charles Campbell, who said the old hill was very dangerous. Allen, Virginia's governor, called the crowd that braved the cold, rainy afternoon "hardy, modern-day pioneers" and urged them to consider what the future might bring. "Whether it was Thomas Walker, Daniel Boone or all the men and women and children who went through these passes, they looked at that day as a horizon of bright opportunities," Allen said. "Today, together we are joined, looking at new opportunities for our region." Sundquist promised that Tennessee would do its part to return the gap to its original state and praised Rogers, who "more than anyone else, should get the credit for this achievement." Continued from Page One gap during the past two centuries. Kentucky Sens.

Wendell Ford and Mitch McConnell and Huddleston were also on hand. "As we are performing this engineering miracle, thank goodness we are restoring history so that not only our children but our grandchildren and those who follow them can come here and look at those stout, hardy people who came through this gap and developed what we now know as the strongest nation in the world," said Ford, whose ancestors passed through the gap years ago. The tunnel is significant not only because it does away with the dangerous, serpentine 3.2-mile stretch of 25E between Middlesboro and Cumberland Gap, but also because it will link roads in the three states that have either been widened and improved or will be within a few years. "In Southeast Kentucky, we've been talking about the prosperity we expect to come from this for a long time," McConnell said. "This is indeed a great day for the Commonwealth of Kentucky." Midwestern travelers who use 25E to reach places like the Great Smoky Mountains and the Outer Banks will shave more than 60 miles off their trips.

Officials think traffic on the road will more than double its current load of 19,000 cars per day. Continued from Page One his vote against President Clinton's 1994 crime bill, which included a ban on assault-type weapons, more money for prison construction, expansion of the death penalty and a measure aimed at preventing violence against women. "For the tough crime programs that matter to Kentuckians, Mitch McConnell said no," Beshear said in response to a Courier-Journal questionnaire. McConnell voted for an earlier version of the bill that contained less spending aimed at crime prevention. He says the final version spent $7 billion "on wasteful and duplicative social programs" and funded more social workers than police.

Asked how many social workers, he did not provide a number. He says the ban on assault-style weapons has been ineffective because more than half the weapons listed have been modified to avoid it, and he notes that he voted for the Violence Against Women Act when it was a separate bill. Women seem to be the main target of McConnell's crime ads, which highlight rape and assault. The latest said Beshear ordered police to "publish the names of rape victims," a characterization that could mislead viewers. Beshear issued an attorney general's opinion saying that state law did not allow police to withhold the names, which are rarely if ever published by the news media.

Beshear notes that he supported a 1976 law that protects rape victims, and as attorney general he advocated a law to keep their names secret. He also proposed a host of anti-crime measures, including abolition of McConnell created a minor stir in 1989 when he suggested that the United States should shoot down suspected drug planes that don't respond to warnings. He said this week that he still favors such action, in very narrow circumstances. "When all other tactics and resources have been exhausted, it may be necessary to use force to stop aircraft when there is absolutely no doubt about their illegal activity," he said. "As a rule, these aircraft have been clearly identifiable.

They are flying a few feet off the water in the middle of the night with no lights on." The future Beshear and McConnell agree on some ways to address crime and drugs, and they disagree on others. In some cases, it is a matter of emphasis. To fight drugs, McConnell gives priority to preventing shipments from entering the country. Funding for that work has declined in the past five years, but McConnell notes that the appropriations subcommittee he heads recently provided more money for overseas drug control. Beshear says "drugs must be fought on both the supply and demand level," but he emphasizes prevention, prosecution and treatment, and favors stronger penalties for sell- ing drugs to children or using them to sell drugs.

However, Beshear stops short of endorsing McConnell's bill to give marijuana dealers a minimum 10 years in prison if they are caught with as little as 100 kilograms (about 45 pounds) rather than the current 1,000 kilograms. Beshear says he would fully fund the Safe and Drug-Free Schools Act, which McConnell voted to reduce by almost half last year as part of a package of budget cuts. This year, McConnell voted for an amendment to restore most of the act's funding. Although McConnell's ads appeal to crime victims and a fear of becoming a victim and though he says Beshear "has a record of demonstrating more concern for criminals than the victims of crime," the senator says he is, in fact, undecided about legislation to guarantee victims' rights. Beshear says federal law should guarantee victims the right to be informed, present and heard "at important stages" in a case; a speedy trial; restitution from the offender; and "reasonable protective measures." Both candidates generally favor federal laws that require states to get tougher on criminals such as making them serve 85 percent of their sentence in order to get full fund- ing for prisons and other parts of the criminal-justice system.

To voters who say they're confused about the candidates' stands on crime, McConnell points to his endorsement by the state's Fraternal Order of Police. Beshear says voters should look at the candidates' records "and make their own decisions." feidcilesboro Cunjterland xjstiq iad ST 12 mile National new road 1 3K i2 Historical C0TI0N 1 rcr ty. Park iy-yu-y' YZl VIRGINIA We deliver, every day! Cumberland Gap Park Headquarters and Visitor Center KENTUCKY Louisville 582-2211 1-800-866-2211 AREA emi Aoncn TENNESSEE BY STEVE DURBIN, THE COURIER-JOURNAL The Courier-Journal 1 1lMlk Real Estate Mobile Llvlnj 60 64 80 98 For Rent Hurstbourne, Douglass Hills, Middletswn 48 ACRES Grayson Co. Great hunting, $29,000, owner financing. The Land Store, 800-264-0399 5 ACRES, woter, rood, accessible to Jefferson County Forest.

3 acres cleared, sowed 8. grass seed. Sol evaluation done for lateral field. All permits are tronsferroble. Walk-out bsmt.

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10 ACRES wooded In Meade Co. $500 down. 3W ACRES with house, barn pond. Meade Co. $2,000 down.

OWNER FINANCING McGehee-Humphrey-Davis Louisville Brandenburg 589-0351 422-4977 KENTUCKY RESTAURANT CONCEPTS, INC. by Pres.Dir. Troy H. Low-rie of 900 South Wiley Superior, CO 80027, doing business as P.T's Show Club, located at 227-229 East Market Louisville, KY 40202, hereby declares its intentions to apply for a retail liquor license by the drink and retail beer license under the 60 ACRES east of New Castle. 3 barns wmobile home, ideal building site $163,000 14 ACRES near New Castle, with utils.

Good building site. $41,500. 896-1313 62 ACRES Shelby will divide. Water electric. AlVav owner finance.

5 mis. north of Shel-byville, Chestnut Grove area. 896-1313 MPIAI At DAIIV IM 1 do" FISHERVILLE 4 BR, 3 both, 2444 sq.ft. bsmt goraqe woll the amenities! Hwy 148, 1 mile past Fisherville Robert Yates Realty 477-8310 1Q0 Announcements 43 ACRES wold house In Grayson Co. Excellent turkey deer hunting.

Located on Hgwy 1214, 3 mis from Wax. $35,000. Call 502-87-3l. ATLANTIC '93. 14 60, Refrigerator stove stay.

Washerdryer hookup. $12,000. MUST 601 961-9320. 2'4 both home on cul-de-sac w3 car garage. Excellent home quiet area.

Minutes from downtown. $850 mo. Gary 244-5168. Matthews! 39TT Spring Hill Rd. Charming 3 BR, bdth, central air, fireplace, storage bsmt.

JSOmo. Lease and depos- state law ACRES w3 BR frame house, Pekin. 28 misLouisville. Creek, large trees, beautiful 'Setting, utlls. $67,500.

Also 2 Acres wlake access. 12 mis.Scottsburg. Wooded. $16,506. 945-1117 IS ACRES Spencer Co.

Vi mile south of Taylors-vllle Lake Dam off KY 2239. $45,500. AlsolQ Acres, $39,900. Call 896-0313 GARTH BROOKS Best SeatsBest Prices! Rows 1 -1 0 A 1 1 Areas 339-0077 Ticket Time, Inc. CHAMPION 1992 14x70, 3 BR, 2 bath, round garden tub, vaulted ceiling, laundry room, porches, central heatair, must be moved.

Asking $16,000. 254-9071. 12 ACRES with spring fed lake, Breckinridge Co. near Custer. $19,500, $500 down, $222mo.

KENTUCKY LAND 1-800-336-6331 ACRES Jefferson, 4 miles to Middtetown, part wooded, $37,900. KY LAND CO. 502-245-5300 SJjf urier-SottrnalZJ CLAYTON '96, 2BR, 2 bath, garden tub in master BR, vaulted ceilings 8. more. Must Sell.

459-4851. EAST a.nn. FASHION AND CRAFTS HENRY Unique log home. Great rm. loft whandcrafted hardwood; walk-out bsmt; natural setting wwoods creek; many of nature's creatures shore this "Bit of additional cabin for guest-studio.

Tobacco base; tobaccostock barn, come home to the sounds of nature! Call Mariette Dow-den 502-878-4357. W.A. SMITH CO.845-5263 SPENCER COUNTY Homes Lots Available Realty Associates 477-8842 ACRES off 1-64, Leavenworth, IN. City water. $10,000.

Land Store 1-800-264-0399 Local Mechanical contractor seeking quotes of plumbing and heating supplies and services for the of stadium protect. Certified women owned businesses, certified minority owned and operated businesses and certified disad-vantaqed business owners encouraged to respond. Pleose forward information regarding your company, products and services to: P.O. Box 35033, Louisville 40232. Equal ODpty.

Employer ed to share 2BR aot. in Crescent Hill. Nice Loco-tion, fully carpeted, dishwasher, Central air, pool $220 half utilities Available 1031. CAM 895-2136 ACRES close to 1-65. FAITH, 1979, 60x14, 3BR, kitchen, living rm.

Newly redecorated bath. Window coverings blinds stay. 6x12 wooden deck. Great for campsites. Asking $4500.

Call 231-5292 10-15 ACRE Tracts between Mouckport Cor-ydon, IN. Terms. 1 Acre Water, septic electric, trees. Meade Co. $16,500, $500 down.

Terms. 2 Acres Water, septic electric. Meade Co. $20,500, Terms. T.2 Acres $4200, $500 down.

Terms. Meade. Co. 35, 70 80 Acres, hunting ground Meade Co. Call Morion Whelan 502-422-2444 PATTERNS rrtj" if Smashing Pumpkins Springsteen TheWhoPhish NFLNCAAHootie Rush Bengals NASCAR Kiss Dave Matthews PREMIUM TICKETS 800-928-5626 BuySell SMASHING PUMPKINS FRONT ROW MORE! Best Seats Available Call 614-890-4463 TICKETS Hootie, Kiss, Pumpkins, Psish, Bulls, Bengals.

1-800-636-4849 WANTED! Derby andor Oaks Box Seats. Call Tim at 312 330-7907219 972 1452 ITT FLEETWOOD '94 limited, 3 BR, 2 bath, sliding doors, front rear deck and shed. Assume loan. $22,000. 502-22-9640 or 502-957-7499.

i FASHIONS Deer Hunting Responsible adult wants to lease 50-100 acres for 1 week deer hunting. 502-937-4042 MADISON, IN. cozy frame house overlooking in historic Madison. Coll for more info 812-273-3215 EVERGREEN-2 cemetery lots, Garden of Devotion, near Oak Tree. Will sell $1250.

502-897-0798 EVERGREEN Mausoleum Normandy Chapel, 4th row up near entrance to chapel. 2 crypts side by side. Make Offer 499-9252 Auctions 99 10 ACRES Bullitt, gently rolling, part wooded, owner finance, $35,900. KY LAND CO. 502-245-5300 10 ACRES between Cory-don, Indiana Bronden-burg, Kentucky.

Partially wooded, Idvs real nice. $16,500, $500 down. Owner financing. 422-2146 10 ACRES Brooks, wooded, water, gas 8, Louisville phones. $29,500.

955-8008 ACRES Pekin, posturewoods. Restricted. $26,500. Terms. 945-1)17 Restricted home sites.

Land Store 955-8008 4.18 ACRES, Rough River Hgwy 79. Good commerical location or building site. County water. $18,000. 502-257-8138 Martin Real Estate 15 ACRES, with utils.

for Mobile Home with city water, septic and electric off U.S. 60, Meade Co. near Ft. Knox and Louisville. Starting KENTUCKY LAND 1-800-336-633) 1 ACRE west of Mul-draugh.

Complete wutlls. M-H ready. $13,900, $1,000 down, $250mo. 422-2146 1 ACRE building sites. Bernheim Area, city water, gas, cable, $16,000.

Land Store 955-8008 EAST end acres beautiful, wooded lot off Johnson Rd. $45,000. 244-3056 EDMONTON Co. Large wooded lake lot on Nolln Lake, located in Ambassador Shores. Priced to sell at $2250.

Coll 606-243-Sm, LAKEFRONT Home on a private 60 acre fishin9 lake. Completely Furnished Call tor mare details. (502) 549-6104 5695: Two piece dress includes: Top with V-neck, shawl-tie, elongated or sailor collar and trumpet skirt. Misses' Sizes. State H(6-8-10) 13 CLEARWATER Gulf front condos on beach.

Plumlee'S (800) 521-7586 DESTIN, FL. Beach resort condos. Holiday Isle Prop-erties Inc. 904-837-0010. Perfect Smokies weekend or vacation getaway? Chalet cabins wlots to offer! 1-800-525-2226 Misty Ridge (Vt ACRES Salem, pa; ture, partial pond.

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Executive Director, Neighborhood Housing Services of Louisville, at 2810 Dumesnil Street, Louisville, Kentucky 40211. welcome, utns. viv.stm NASHUA '85 large living room 8. kitchen, 2BR, double sink bath, extremely nice, STRATFORD '87 14x70, central air, 2BR, large front kitchen, 9x10 shed, gas heat. Asking $12,000.

361-5667 SULTAN '89, 14X74, 2BR, 1 bath garden tub laundry room, appliances stay, blinds window treatments stay, 18x9 deck wswing, 9x7 shed. Must see. May stay in park. Dig Pager 675-2547, or 368-8859. $13,800.

81 Calumet in Southland Park SUMMERSET, '72. Good shape, well taken care of. $400 or best offer. 937-2986 TORONAOO '72. 12x60.

1 window units, new hot water heater, new front back door. Good cond. Refrigerator 4 stove. Cane Run Rd. Area.

$3000. 502-367-6233. Get ready for Winter Titusville, FL. Quiet adult park. Minutes to Space Port, fishing S.

beaches. 12x56 2 BR, 2 bath, air, total electric, NICE. $7995 502-499-9009 L'iiiL'li f.TTTWi 3 EMINENCE 1845. Historic home w4 vr. old addition for great living; 10.5 beautiful acres wseveral out bldgs-, fully fenced.

Great house, suitable for family or bed breakfast potential. Must see, may trade. Fred 425 8080. John Pfannenschmidt Realtors or 0(12-14-16) Germantown, Audubon, Highlands SENECA PARK AREA. Today 10am Historic Antique Real Estate Auction 600 E.

Main New Albany, In. See last Sunday's paper for details. Held rain or shine, under tent. Den of Steven Auction $02-451-9581 STEVE WHITE Auctioneer when ordering 5688: Wardrobe includes please leave messoqe 3 DOG, Reward. Female, resembles small husky.

Grey, Pioneer Village area. 957-19)3. NOTICE: Ads will be published in the FOUND classification without charge as a public service. Limit: Up to IS words for 3 days or less. DOG Hound dog type, brown wblack specks (brindle).

Found on Frankfort Ave. 101496. Call 893-5533 or 895-4321. DOG Labrador lookalike, medium to big in size, Kelly green collar. Found 1015 at 5.100 Minors Ln 969-0S66.

Wanted 1960 Louisville Central High School Year book (also 1958, 1959) Please Call 1-800-484-3654 (ext. 1960) Thank Youl 550 ACRES S. Central Ky, Great cattle or grain farm. 606-787-7241 Estate. 2420 Seneca Valley Rd.

By owners. 1 .2 acre colonial, 4 BR, master BR wmarble fireplace sitting 4'j baths, beautiful spa area wiet pool, whirlpool, steam rm. exercise area. Glassed in porch overlooking large patio, 20x40 outdoor pool, hardwood floors throughout. Call Rosanna Bernstein 320 ion 5713 Acres Elizabeth, wooded.

Mobiles welcome. Utlls. $19,900, $1,000 down. 2 Acres Borden, pasture, mobile home welcome, utils. $15,000, $500 down.

3 Acres Greenville area, pasture, trees. Restricted, city water. $21,900. 1 Acre Sellersburg. cleared, restricted.

Local phone to Louisville. $17,900 OWNER FINANCE IN LAND CO. 812-246-1500 SELLERSBURG 7 ACRES Salem. Blacktop road, nice pond pasture. Owner finonce.

$31,500. 4 ACRES Pekin all wooded, private. $18,500 5 Acres Bridgeport area, wooded, city water electric available. $19,900. 3 ACRES, Bradford.

Creekside Subdivision, houses only. $21,900. 5 Acres Underwood, all wooded. Mobile Home welcome. $25,500.

IN LAND CO. (812) 923-9823 GEORGETOWN pullover dress or top, unlined jacket, pull-on skirt and pants. Misses' Sizes. State K(8-10-12) or 0(12-14-16) when ordering. V.

NpLIN Lake front, new development, security gates, wooded. 502-622-4925 ROUOH River, New cabin 3 BR potential on lakefront lot. For sale by builder. Donald Wheatley. 502-756-5913.

LAKE FRONT $19,900 Lake Borkley, TN lake front $19,900. First time of-fered, 800-216-4126 Don't put it in the attic put it in the classifieds. Call 582-2622. rain Auction Industrial Commercial 65 For SaleRent 79 229 ACRES, Grovson Co. Hgwy.

1214. 6 miles from Leitchfield. All wooded, rood in center. Will sell in tracts 5 acres 8. up.

County water. $2000acre. 502 879-974V502-259-5898 200-8 ACRES Horse farms Estate Homes, Acreage Michael Ridge Co. 426-8211 130 ACRES Rough'Rv er area wexcellent hunting. Call 502257-2013.

82 ACRES Henry Co. 50 in grass, balance in woods, large creek, good fencing, long blacktop road frontage, tobacco base. Plenty of good hunting. $105,000. Irvin Retzlaff 845-1221 Morris Real-Estate Hikes Point, Fetn Creek, Jetlersontown txoerience the dif erenc? in Auction Companys.

Call Kurl; at 502-926-6553 Jimmy rhnnnT" Wanted to purchase, 60,000 frequent fiver miles from individual. 606 268-9888. For the best results, set your ad in bold type like this to attract reader attention. Call 582-2622 tor details. Auctioneer: 400 9th St Shelbvville KY 502-633 20 (CA, Ml.

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JEFFERSONTOWN 3611 St. Edwards, 3 BR ranch, air, near Jtown Swim Club, close to schools, over sized 2 car garage, great work space, all appliances to stay. 426-3420 or 267-7213. BARDSTOWN KY. 4069 sq.

ft. Located HWY 245 by shopping center. $10 sq. ft. 502-348-9254 ADDITIONAL CLASSIFIED ON PAGE A10 Pnnt nam-j.

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