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Dickson County's Slayden posts' hopefuls assured of being elected mm vm nnnFnnnTrvn tion in November, 1984. At that time the town charter was revised to call for regular city elections every two years on the last Saturday in April, beginning with today's election. Earlier, the town did not have elec-tioas "on a regular basis," Greer said. Incumbent Michael Davenport, the current council chairman who has served since 1977, is not seeking reelection, Slayden is the only incorporated town in Dickson County that allows any county resident to hold an office and vote in the city election, as long as the voter owns property inside the city limits, Greer said. All three candidates running reside within the city limits, she said.

SLAYDEN, Tenn. Voters in this Dickson County town will elect three council members today in an election without opposition that will "do well" to attract 30 voters, said county Voter Registrar Emma Greer. Two incumbents and one new candidate are assured of election. Polls will be open from 8 a.m to 6 p.m. Running for two-year terms in this town of less than 100, Greer said, are incumbents: W.

Potts, 58, owner of C.W. Potts Grocery here. Bobby Parker, 38, postmaster of the Slayden Post Office. Also running is Charles Ellis, 54, a flea market owner, y- Potts and Parker have served on the council since the town's last elec 1 2 arrested in Gallatin burglary Man bound over in Wilson slaying LEBANON, Tenn. A Lebanon man accused of killing a another city employee during an argument Monday night was bound over to the, Wilson County grand jury yesterday after a preliminary hearing here.

Titus Robertson, 22, is free on $50,000 bond after appearing before Lebanon City Judge Rodney Ahles. Robertson is charged with first-degree murder in the shooting of Kent Police said Robertson shot Cason, a employee with the city's Public Works Department, twice with a revolver during an argument near midnight in front of the Game World game room on Cedar Street. Road names require postal approval MOUNT JULIET, Tenn. Developers seeking approval for their projects will now have to obtain agreement from postal officials on road names before begining work, Mount Juliet planners have decided. Without objections, the Mount Juliet Planning Commission established Thursday night the new policy of requiring developers to have U.S.

Postal Service approval of street names before preliminary approval will be given to the development. The policy, which will require a letter from postal officals, will go into effect immediately, city officials said. Planning Commission Chairman Robert Daniels said the requirement for postal review will avoid future confusion if two roads bear the same or similar names. City planners also agreed to move their regular meeting dates from the second and fourth Thursday of each month to the first and third Thursday. The change will be effective in May.

Daniels said. Child in Memphis not missing girl UNION CITY, Tenn. (AP) Police and FBI agents ran into another dead end yesterday in their search for an abducted 4-year-old girl. Investigators found two women and Lame said he did not know which two suspects were arrested, but said they were picked up in Lee Summit, about 15 miles east of Kansas City. Police said an estimated $6,859 worth of merchandise was stolen from Action Honda about midnight Tuesday.

The suspects had promised to turn themselves in later that day, but then apparently left town, police said. The three motorcycles taken in the burglary, were all recovered, but had all been wrecked. Several helmets and a Smith and Wesson handgun are still missing, police said. GALLATIN, Tenn. Two of three Gallatin men wanted in Tuesday's burglary of Action Honda here were, arrested yesterday in Missouri, police said.

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He was indicted last year by a Humphreys County grand jury on 42 counts of failing to pay state sales tax. The state, which has already called about 40 witnesses to the stand, ex pects to call another 15 before Wednesday, said Assistant District Attorney Dan Alsobrooks. About 20 witnesses who were involved in the alleged transactions were called to the stand yesterday. Among those were Humphreys County General Sessions Judge Dan R. Bradley and Metro Circuit Court Clerk George Rooker.

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