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ThurxtoyJUtV 4. 199S THE TCNNCSSEAN 73 Investigation of Fatal Explosion To Continue He Helped iiiry Body, Gets Term died In the 1 am blast In the mixer room of the plant Lynn Quarles, 44, a long-time friend and co-worker of Wallace, sustained only minor Injuries. The explosion blew out a door and also started a small fire. "Wallace had been dumping an aluminium-type powder into a hopper," said Humphreys County Sheriff Ron nie Toungette. "For some reason, it just exploded.

There was a small fire. The employees were puting it out when we got there." Only Dont miss ftlx exceptional values, terrific assortment of styles Acolorsl 'Sight trogukxx satisfaction guaranteed 77Z NEW JOHNSONVELLE, Tena State officials said they will continue an investigation into an early morning explosion yesterday at Foote Mineral Co. here that left one employee dead and another injured. James Wallace, 39, of McEwen, Gasoline Prices Rise 5 (Continued From Page One) Lake near Tiptonville as part of a project to increase the state's eagle population. Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency spokeswoman Sharon Coe said the 14-monthold birds have been perched In a cage on a hacking tower and have been ted so that they have had as little contact with humans as possible.

Hacking is the process of acclimating birds to a wild environment so they will return to the area after they MEN'S BOAT SHOE Cents are released. Injecting a serious note back in Nashville, the Emergency Response Network of Nashville Orgy and Laity Concerned announced they will ask those attending the Riverfront Park celebration to join in their concern over terrorism and their gratitude over the release of the American hostages held in Beirut The group, whose representatives plan to be present between 6 and 8 p.ra, also will demonstrate against the Reagan policy in Nicaragua. a i per Room (mln. 3 rmt) 8atisfetion Guaranteed 8 for Appt. Wa Move Tho Furniture 1 Woman Finds Horses, But Not Owners By CYNTHIA FLO YD When a Nashville woman took in two lost horses Monday night she had no idea she would still be searching for their owner three days later.

Now Mary Pillow Kirk, who lives in Hillsboro Park just off Hillsboro Road, says she just wants to find someone to take the "two extra mouths to feed" off her hands. "I put them up thinking the owner would show up for them Kirk said. "I'U know better next time," Kirk began caring for the wandering palomino geldings after a neighbor called her to tell her that a Metro policeman had helped round them up between Kingsbury Drive and Hillsboro Road. Kirk inquired in her neighborhood "and beyond" for someone with information about the horses, she said. She also notified the Humane Association and placed advertisements on local radio stations.

After three days of searching, Kirk said she is no longer very concerned about finding the horses' owner she just wants to find someone to give the horses a home. "At this point I'll give them to anybody," she said. The Humane Association has no way to take the horses because it does not have stalls at its facilities at 112 Harding Place, but officials there did offer to notify Kirk if they found out about anyone who might want the animals. Anyone interested in taking the horses or who has information about the animals' owner should call Kirk at 373-4660. BONANZA Only a handful of employees were reported to be working at the plant site at the time of the explosion.

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Michael W. Lampley, 25, who had bought the Jones Locker meat packing plant from Jones, 35, was sentenced to a total of six yeans In the I county workhouse for being an acces-; sory after the fact of second-degree murder in Jones' shooting death and tor conspiring to take the life of Chris-: tiana Jones, Jones' ex-wife. Circuit Judge Steve Daniel imposed -1wo3liree-year terms, one on each count but ordered them to be served consecutively. Lampley was released yesterday on $10,000 bond pending appeal of his case. Lampley pleaded guilty May 16 in the ease, admitting that he helped Allen James Hawkins, 30, a Colorado native, bury Jones, after Hawkins and Jones.had an argument Lampley said that Jones was shot after he violently disagreed with Haw- kins' decision to withdraw from their agreement for Hawkins to kill Christi- -ana.

Jones for a $15,000 payment from Jones; Hawkins pleaded guilty March 5 to second-degree murder in the case and Was sentenced to 18 years for the slaying. Lampley testified tearfully yesterday, telling the judge that he has suf-fered greatly since the incident Tve lost a business. I've been humiliated beyond belief and I have trouble looking at my family, who has I never done anything wrong," he said bfl the stand. Jones' decomposed body was unearthed from a shallow grave in the parKBJg lot behind Jones Locker last Oct29, after Lampley told police where he was buried. Jennings Jones, 75, father of Jones and.

iformer mayor of Murfreesboro, -testified yesterday that Lampley should go to prison and serve his sen- tence. "You can have a suspended sentence when you have no victim or public hurt I think this is a very lenient sentence for the seriousness of the Jones told DanieL "We have gone through hell, all of Russell's family. Since June 11 1984, when the slaying occurred we didn't know whether he was dead or alive," he added. 3760 Nolensvllle Rd 8344702 OPEN TODAY 9AM to 6PM 1 1 1 i 3 (REDUCED LADIES' Look for tho RED DOT New Overtime Rules For Police Strict (Continued From Page One) Some civilian employees have said theyVe been told when their 40 hours a week are worked that they should quit working even with an incomplete task at hand. "If one of them did something involving their work during their time off and didn't get paid for it we could get sued," Uselton said.

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