The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • Page 7

THE TENNESSEAN, Sur4y. Aug. 1973 1-40 Bridge Dedicated After Political Disclaimers THINK OF IT AS SAVING MONEY! AND CONSERVING ENERGY Mississippi River in the new, five-mile bridge for a ribbon-cutting ceremony. THE BRIDGE, six years in the building, was opened two weeks ago as part of Inter-. state 40 running across the two states.

It was closed to traffic for three hours again yesterday for the ceremony. Completion of the bridge was almost the last link of 140 in the two states with the exception of a hotly-debated portion planned for midtown Overton Park in Memphis. Environmentalists have been fighting that plan in the courts for more than a dozen years and Dunn told the news conference that "we must complete that segment through the park because it is right." "Please don't get me involved in Tennessee's politics," chuckled Bumpers when asked about the Overton Park route. Congress)," Dunn said in answer to reports that he might challenge Democratic Rep. Richard Fulton.

"But I am not actively seeking any post now. I just want to be a good governor of Tennessee." DUNN DID not mention Fulton by name but left no doubts that he would not run against Republican Rep. Dan Kuy-kendall of Memphis. "I think Memphis has one of the most outstanding men in Congress," said Dunn, who also is from Memphis. Bumpers scotched reports that he might seek the seat of Rep.

Wilbur Mills, who is reported to be ailing and considering giving up Washington after his present term. The two governors later joined a crowd of more than 300 Arkansas and Tennessee officials high over the 1T-WIC. Summertime heat raises the temperature in your attic to 150' or more. This blanket of super-heated air penetrates the best ceiling insulation and burdens your cooling system, forcing operating costs up and up. Vent-A-Matic automatically removes the trapped hot air from your attic before it can get to your living area, thereby relieving the extra heat load on your cooling system.

Vent A Matic will reduce operating costs Up to one third and Conserve Energy, too. MEMPHIS (UPI) Gov. Winfield Dunn and Arkansas Gov. Dale Bumpers each disclaimed yesterday immediate aims on higher political office then joined in dedicating the $57 million Hernando De Soto Bridge over the Mississippi River. "At this time, I'd have to say I'm not interested," Democrat Bumpers told newsmen.

"I didn't start those rumors," he laughed in answer to a question about reports that both he and Democratic Gov. Reubin Askew of Florida might be high on the party list for the 1976 national ticket. Bumpers, who just relinquished the prestigious position of chairman of the National Governors' Caucus, was joined by Dunn, who will take over soon as chairman of the National Republican Governors' Caucus. "I have not ruled out the possibility (of running for 3 Barton in Check Printers Get 'Piece of Company' REDUCE OPERATING COSTS CONSERVE ENERGY YEAR GUARANTEE ROOF OR GABLE MOUNTED THERMOSTATICALLY CONTROLLED IMS I CENTRAL AIR 2001 Nolensville Rd. AP Wireohoto 'Wait a Minute, SAULT STE.

MARIE, Mich. If a feller's friends go off and leave him, he's got to catch up with them, even if it means pulling off a miracle and walking on water. Actually, the youngster has just lumped from the Waiska River bridge. Have a Roomful of Matched Spanish Beauties I And Savor the August Iffl Sale Savings! fmw! The generosity of the founder of the John H. Harland Co.

has made 50 employes of the check printing firm here approximately $50,000 richer, officials said yesterday. Bill Worthley, manager of the Nashville branch at 1826 Elm Hill Pike, said employes here were notified Thursday that they will share in $1.1 million in stock which Harland is giving his 1,500 employes. HARLAND, 88, chairman of the board of directors for the Atlanta-based firm, is an Irish immigrant who started the company as a small trade shop in 1923. The firm now has 19 branches, including the Nashville plant which opened here 20 years ago. Under his personal supervision the company has become the second largest check printing operation in the United States.

Worthley said about 2,000 of the total 38.623 shares released by Harland will go to persons employed by the firm here for no less thjn two yars. He said th stock is valued at $25 per share. OFFICIALS IN Atlanta I WV With all the publicity and expressed concern about the price and availability of food, it might be timely to point out some pertinent facts regarding do-it-yourself gardening. Cenerally speaking, the time for home gar PLUS INSTALLATION Mill CONDITIONING 254-9439 FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE We Service What We Sell Plenty ol Sloreside Parkin; We Finance Our Own Accounti -Pay in Our Store Pay ill Utility Bills at Our Suburban Stores Arrange Monthly Payments to Suit Your Budget or Use Our 4-PAY PLAN and Save All Finance Charges. dening in 1973 has passed.

Those who attempted early gardening and have such crops as tomatoes, eggplant, okra, peppers and perhaps squash might very well extend the productivity period for these plants simply by adding additional plant food and water. In the case of tomatoes esDeciallv. additional explained that the stock will be divided among employes on a scale of 10 shares per year, up to 100 shares. The Nashville manager said five employes here are eligible for the maximum $2,500 in company stock. Explaining that approximately 45 other em- ployes will receive lesser amounts, Worthley identified the five recipients as: Billy Proctors, pressman, 3725 Turley Drive.

Mrs. Vivian Corley, billing clerk, 4814 Danby Drive. Howard Hulett, pressman, 2203 Drive. Mrs. Elsie Sandefur, office manager, 1006 Kirby Drive.

Dean Greenwood, supervisor, 1428 Mohawk Trail. Worthley said employes will have the option of selling their stock or "holding onto it" for a while. Explaining his reasons for distributing the stock, Harland said the primary reason for his "closeness to employes" could be traced back to payroll procedures used for years after the company was started. "One reason this company has always been more like a family than a workshop is that in the beginning I always went to each person to pay them," Harland said. Bell Reopening In Soddy Area SODDY, Tenn.

South Central Bell will open a new central telephone office here today to serve the Soddy-Daisy area, replacing an installation destroyed by a firebomb March 31. The explosion and fire temporarily halted' telephone service to some 3,600 customers in the northern Hamilton County area and cut off long distance service in several neighboring communities as well. EMERGENCY service was restored to fire, police and medical facilities within 18 hours of the explosion and work on the new central office had begun when full service was restored, through the Chaftannopa ppntral office. two weeks later. Completion of a complete central office, from initial planning through the inauguration of service, would normally take about Vk years, V.

E. New, South Central Bell vice president, said yesterday. $75,000 Sought In Girl's Death CLARKSVILLE The father of a Montgomery County teenager, one of two girls killed in a flaming one-car accident here last November, as initiated a $75,000 lawsuit against the driver of the auto. S. L.

Martin of Southside, is seeking the sum in Circuit Court here from Manuel F. Menchero, 19, of Clarksville. The suit maintains that Menchere was negligent in the mishap, which resulted in the deaths of Martin's daughter Carolyn, 19, and Martha Quinn, 19, of Clarksville. Police said the auto left Old Hichwav 48 on a curve, over turned and burst into flames, trapping the two girls inside. Menchero apparently was thrown from the vehicle, but received burns on his hands and face while trying to free the girls, officers said.

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