The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • Page 9

THE TENNESSEAN, Thursday, June 26, 1980 Paver Pleads Guilt on Jobs Let by Metro Metro government. In a second charge the executive was accused of mail fraud in connection with a $107,013.75 payoff he allegedly received from Inter-State. He also pleaded guilty to that charge. According to the statement of facts in the case read in federal court here yesterday by FBI special agent John Gisler, meetings involving Tennessee Blacktop and others about rigging Metro contracts were part of "an established system" and were held "at various locations, normally at Inter-State Construction Co. on Nolensville Road." (Continued from Page 17) The total cost of the three projects comes to approximately $10.8 million, state records show.

BURNS WAS CHARGED with submitting "collusive, noncompetitive and rigged bids" to In describing the alleged conspiracy on Metro contracts, Gisler said Burns met with officials from en, Inter Tennessee Paving Co. of Murfeesboro, and Road Builders Inc. of Nashville at the Sheraton South on Harding Road. "THE MEETING WAS called by Carl Inter State for the overt purpose of playing poker," Gisler said. "This purpose was used because the contractors had heard they might be under investigation." While the 10-month probe into corruption in the state's paving industry continues, state officials are preparing to award several road contracts tomorrow.

Inter-State is low bidder four projects totaling about $581,000, state officials said. The Nashville firm was allowed bid on state contracts when it agreed last week to pay the state of Tennessee $1 million. THE FOUR JOBS ARE in DeKalb, Giles and Hawkins counties, officials said. In other bid rigging developments yesterday, Inter-State1 was from doing any further business in Virginia, according to reports from the Richmond Times-Dispatch. Three other Tennessee companies M.C.

West of Columbia, Tillett Bros. of Shelbyville and Burns and Baker of Brentwood were barred from Virginia state highway jobs Monday. Sumner Countian Charged in Death GALLATIN A Sumner County man was charged with first-degree murder yesterday in the shotgun slaying of James (Bubba) Parks, 67, who was found slumped over his tractor Monday afternoon. Sheriff Mayo Wix said James Odell Mooneyham, about 60, was a suspect early in the investigation. "WE LOOKED FOR him all night," Wix said, "and then some of his family called me and said they found him over in Robertson said they were bringing him in." Wix said Mooneyham was a hunting companion of Parks in recent years and had in the past few weeks been living at Parks' two-room house in the New Deal Community.

The sheriff declined to comment on details of the case, other than to say that there "probably was some drinking going on" before the shooting. BOND WAS SET at $100,000, Wix said. Parks was found about 3:30 p.m. Monday, a deer slug in his head and his body slumped over the steering wheel of his tractor in the front yard of his home. Services for Parks will be at 2 p.m.

today at Wilkinson and Wiseman Funeral Home, Portland, Tenn. Burial will be in Halltown Cemetery. Survivors include two sisters, Mrs. Eva Baldwin, Nashville, and Mrs. Clara Rogers, Cottontown, and two brothers, Lewis, Cottontown, and Dorcie Parks, Portland.

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