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SrtunUvAPWIL 13. 1991 THE TENNESSEANQ) 5B Death Notices Probe of resource agency near end LEWIS, William Fowler- Age 56. April 11, 1991 after a long fight with cancer. Survived by mother, Mrs. Louise H.

Lewis; sons, Bryan Lewis and Morris Lewis and by many friends. Services will be conducted 3 p.m. Sunday in the Chapel of Roses with Rev. Tom Fornash officiating. Burial will be in the Cookeville City Cemetery, Cookeville, Tn.

at 5:30 p.m. Sunday. Visitation will be Saturday 2-4 p.m. and 6-9 p.m. in the Dogwood Room.

office procedures" requiring that questions concerning UCHRA operations be directed to the Cookeville office. Tramel appeared voluntarily as a witness before Mitchell's committee for almost an hour Thursday. Employees who came forward were promised immunity from disciplinary action, except for a possible written reprimand if warranted, they truthfully answered the panel's questions. The Warren County office continues to serve its approximately 1,200 clients mostly elderly and economically disadvantaged without interruption, Webb said. The Warren County satellite office channels about $1 million in federal, state and a local money into such programs as rural transportation and meals for the elderly, By BILL ZECHMAN Slate Writer McMINNVILLE, Tenn.

Questions about the official conduct of the local director of the Upper Cumberland Human Resources Agency may be resolved in the next fewdays. Overton County Executive Richard (Ossie) Mitchell, who also serves as chairman of the 14-county Human Resources Agency, said yesterday that he hoped an Internal investigation into unspecified allegations against the administration of Linda Tramel would be concluded "as soon as possible." Tramel, who has served as the only Warren County coordinator for the UCHRA since the satellite office was created here in 1987, was placed on administrative leave with pay earlier this month after agency officials in Cookeville received anonymous complaints from present and former employees. Reports in the Cookeville Herald- UHIHLJ- Citizen said some of those charges related to questionable use of public money by the Warren County office, including the hiring of a fortune teller to divine the future of some UCHRA employees and other people. Allegations of use of agency buildings for personal purposes is also being investigated, the newspaper reported. Mitchell said he and the other two members of the board's special committee of inquiry Pickett County executive Jack Whittenburg and Cannon County Executive Harold Patrick interviewed 15 present and former UCHRA employees Thursday.

Describing the committee's work as a "fact-finding mission," Mitchell said his panel's results would be reported to the agency's full board of directors, composed mostly of elected officials from the multi- yesterday attracted lawyers, lenders and land developers. State Conservation Commissioner J.W. Luna and Harlan Mathews, deputy to Gov. Ned McWherter, were among those at the meeting. Regulation of Tennessee wetlands was a major topic of discussion at the latest session of the state General Assembly, Gov.

McWherter signed the new law Wednesday. During debate in Nashville, the wetlands legislation was billed as a Swamp drainage law faulty, environmentalist says Guards charged in drug resale case By WADE DODSON State Writer PIKEVILLE, Tenn. Two Taft Youth Center guards are on administrative leave here after Rhea County investigators arrested them on drug charges, officials said. Investigators said they believe the pair intended to sell marijuana at the state maximum security juvenile detention facility. David Michael Boynton, 43, and Sammy Ray Simmons, 42, are charged with conspiracy to sell marijuana in excess of four pounds and possession of marijuana for resale in excess of four pounds.

Boynton is also charged with unlawful possession of a weapon. Deoth notice) ore occepted by newipoper onW from funeral homes. To place a death notice pleas contoct the funeral home of your choice. BOLEYJACK, Ms. Tina Christine Suddenly April 12, 1991.

Survived by sister, Mrs. una alley. Arrangements to be announed later. SMITH FUNERAL DIRECTORS, 707 Monroe, 726-1476, Henry L. Smith, Director.

BREEDLOVE, Edith B. April 11, receded in death bv hus band, Erby T. Breedlove. Survived by daughter, Mizella B. Stone; sister, Georgia Taylor, grandson, John Wesley Estes.

great- granddaughter, Amanda Estes; nine nieces and nephews. Her re mains are at Pettus-Owen Wood, wnere services will be conducted 1:00 p.m. Saturday. April 13. 1991.

Jimmy Dorris, Leonard Owens and Robert Ross will officiate. Inter ment, Woodlawn Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers, Elder Robert Ross, B.E. Brown, Frank Stone, T.B. Foster, Leonard Choate.

Active pallbearers, nephews and friends. PETTUS-OWEN WOOD, 292-3392. CHILCOTE, Mrs. Charlotte April ii, iyyi. survived by husband.

Charley H. Chilcote, Nashville; two sisters, Lavenia Hobbs, Nashville and Elizabeth Smith, Columbia, two grandsons; six great grandchildren. Her remains are at the Broadway Chapel where Visitation with the family will be on Saturday from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. Visitation Sunday will be in the Iris Room at Belmont United Methodist Church form 1:00 until time of service at 2 p.m., Rev. Dick Allison and Rev.

Sally Langford will officiate. Interment in Rose Hill Cemetery, Columbia, Tn. Friends will serve as Active Pallbearers. ROESCH PATTON AUSTIN BRA-CEY CHARLTON, 1715 Broa-day, 244-6480 CRUMP, Herbert Caldwell Thurs day, April 11, 1991. Survived by wife, Lucille Crump; son, Don Ray Crump; daughter, Lila Anne Yates; five grandchildren; six greatgrandchildren.

Remains rest at the funeral home of Phillips-Robinson 2707 Gallatin where services will be conducted Saturday, April 13, 2:00 p.m., bro. Jim Ulive officiating. Friends and family will serve as pallbearers. Visitation, Friday, p.m.; p.m. and Saturday until funeral time.

Interment, Spring Hill Cemetery. PHILLIPS-ROBINSON Directors. DANIELS, Charles David Sr. Monday, April 8, 1991. Survived by sons, Carl Edward Daniels and Charles David Daniels brothers, Louis and Alfonso Daniels; sisters, Ann L.

Matthews and Ruth Ella Parks, Los Angeles, granddaughters, Nia M. Daniels, Houston, nieces, nephews and cousins; daughter-in-law, Judy R. Daniels; sister-in-law, Laverne Daniels; other relatives and friends. Visitation with family Sunday, April 14, 1991 from 6-7 p.m. at Patton Brothers Funeral Home, Edward James Memorial Chapel, 1306 South St.

Funeral to begin at 7 p.m. Elder Percy Davis officiating and Elder Robert Howse, Eulogist. Interment Monday, April 15th at 11 a.m. Garden of St. Luke, Greenwood Cemetery.

Service entrusted to PATTON BROTHERS FUNER- AL DIRECTORS GRAHAM, Robbie Lorraine April 12, 1991. Survived by sons, Roy E. Graham of Areola, Robert A. Graham, Nashville; daughter, Donna Waggoner, brother, James Richard Malone; eight grandchildren; seven great grandchildren. Her remains are at Pettus-Owen Wood.

Funeral services will be 11 a.m. Monday, April 15, 1991 at St. Ann's Catholic Church, Rev. Phillip Breen, Celebrant. Grandsons will serve as Pallbearers.

Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. PETTUS-OWEN WOOD, 292-3392 JENKINS, Mrs. Mildred- Friday, April 12, 1991. Survived by husband, Johnny Jenkins; brothers and sisters; other relatives and friends. Complete funeral arrangements to be announced.

Service entrusted to PATTON BROTHERS FUNERAL DIRECTORS JOHNSON, Joyce A. Thursday, April 11, 1991. Survived by husband, Lewis F. Johnson, Fairview; daughters, Mrs. Laura D.

Geiger, Topeka, KS, Leha Johnson, Fair-view; son, Dale Johnson, Virginia Beach, VA; parents, Mrs.fc Mrs. Austin Johnson, Denver, CO; brother, Boyd Johnson, Parker, CO; sister, Eloise Nash, Aurora, CO; four grandchildren. Remains are at the Harpeth Hills Funeral Home, where the family will receive friends, Sunday afternoon p.m. Services, Monday, 10:30 a.m. in the Harpeth Hills Chapel conducted by Bro.

Fred Mayberry. Interment, Harpeth Hills Memory Garden. HARPETH HILLS FUNERAL HOME, 9090 Hwy 100, 846-9292. Carthage, TN KING, Howard- Age 61, April 12, 1991. Survived by wife, Robbie Beasley King; daughter, Mrs.

William (Betty Lou) Riser; grandson, Preston Scot Kiser, all of Johnson City; brother, Bob King, Lebanon. Services 3:00 p.m. Sunday, April 14, 1991 at the Carthage Chapel of Sanderson Funeral Homes with Bro. Frank ICarter and Bro. Stan Butt officiating.

Active pallbearers, Foster and jerry Butt, Johnny and Rob King, Joe and Richard Harper. Honorary! pallbearers, U.C.E.M.C. Boatd ot Directors and employees Milton Dickerson, Pat Eatherly, W.G. Birdwell, W.B. Lowe, Clint Piper, Butler.

Visitation Saturday, 11:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m., Sunday, p.m. Interment, Ridgewood Cemetery, Carthage. SANDERSON OF CARTHAGE, Directors, 7S5-2118. county service area. Until then, vestigators would not reveal anything about the testimony they heard, he said.

"We're still going to interview some more people," Mitchell said yesterday. He said his committee probably would not meet a Tuesday deadline for finishing its report to the full board. "We want to get this thing settled as soon as possible," he said. Lee Webb, a supervisory official at the agency's Cookeville headquarters, said Tramel had not been presented with formal charges of misconduct "As far as we were concerned, as we were going into the hearings all we had were anonymous letters" complaining about Tramel's administration, Webb said. "There are no specific charges as yet" Contacted at her DeKalb County home last night, Tramel declined to comment on the controversy.

She referred to the agency's "standard way to help farmers reclaim land that had become swamp. Bowers said the new law would have little practical effect for farmers. "The swamped-out issue was blown totally out of proportion," he said. A former natural resources manager for the state Division of Water Pollution, Bowers now works for a consulting firm in Atlanta. The new law provides for general permits to drain wetlands that LJiiELJ Both men Were placed on administrative leave with pay Thursday, said Larry Lively, Taft superintendent Taft officials said they are investigating the circumstances of the arrests and will determine next week what action to take.

Lively said the guards had not previously been suspected of misconduct in their jobs. Occasionally Taft employees find a small amount of marijuana there, but drugs have not been a major problem, Lively said. Simmons has worked at Taft since 1982, and Boynton has been a guards to direct traffic in the area. Her lawsuit against Williams has not yet been tried. Circuit Judge Cornelia Clark ruled Tuesday that Harris did not name the county school system in the initial lawsuit filed within the required year after the 1987 incident "It is clear in this case that the defendants neither owned or controlled highway 31A," Clark also wrote.

"Neither is there any proof that either defendant owned or controlled the traffic control devices that were in place on Sept. 11, 1987." "If Jason Harris had lived anywhere other than directly across from a school not the one he was attending and had to cross a roadway to board his bus, no reasonable argument could be made that any act of the board or county contributed to the accident or his ultimate death," Clark wrote. 702 Elm Lafayette, a homemaker, died yesterday in Macon County General Hospital. Services 11 a.m. Monday at Alexander-Macon County Funeral Home.

Mary Austin Perry, 84, of the Bigbyville community near Columbia, a retired school teacher, died yesterday in Hillview Health Care Center. Services 4 p.m. today at Oakes Nichols Funeral Home, Columbia. Odis T. Shadlx, 73, of 6300 Stockton Drive, Chattanooga, formerly of Nashville, a retired em ployee of Velsicol Chemical died yesterday in Chattanooga Memorial Hospital.

Services 1 p.m, Monday at Lane Funeral Home, Chattanooga. Mary Smith, 80, of 649 McMur- ry Hartsville, a homemaker, died Thursday in Hartsville Gener al Hospital. Services 2 p.m. today at Anthony Funeral Home. Mai Lancaster Stringer, 77, of Route 1, McEwen, a home- maker, died Thursday in Green Valley Health Care Center, Dick son.

Services 1 p.m. today at Water Valley Methodist Church, McEwen. The bpdy is at Luff-Bowen Funeral ft nome, wictwen. all if nends will serve as Active Fall-bearers. WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME, 383-4754 Franklin, TN MAYBERRY, Henry Hunter, Jr.

April 12, 1991. Widower of the late Eunetta Clouse Mayberry. Sur vived by daughter, Mrs. Sam (Eunetta) Kready, Franklin; grandchildren, Miss Wynne Whisler Kready, Hunter Parke Kready. Remains are at Franklin Memorial Chapel, where visitation will begin 11:00 a.m.

Saturday until time of service. Funeral services will be graveside, 1:00 p.m. Saturday, April 13, 1991 at Mt. Hope Cemetery, Rev. Ed Crump officiating.

Active pallbearers, William E. Cherry, Judge M. Thomas Taylor, Dan H. Parsons, Richard E. Jordan, Robert Jackson Walker, James Edward Walker, Tommie Layne, Larry M.

Cognata. Honorary pallbearers, Mrs. Richard (Marie) Jordan, Mrs. Jim (Mary Jo) Vail-lancourt, Miss Tia Inman, Mens Coffee Club and the Franklin Lions Club. FAMILY WOULD LIKE TO SUGGEST THAT MEMORIALS BE MADE TO THE WILLIAMSON COUNTY RESCUE SQUAD, FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OR YOUR FAVORITE CHARITY.

FRANKLIN MEMORI-AL CHAPEL, 794-1512. OWENS, Mrs. Willie Mae- April 11, 1991. Survived by husband, Charlie M. Owens.

Arrangements to be announed later. SMITH FU NERAL DIRECTORS, 707 Monroe, 726-1476, Henry L. Smith, Director. Nashville-Fayetteville, TN PARKS, Flora Mai Thursday, April 11, 1991 at Centennial Medical Center, Nashville. Survived by daughters, Martha Sue Jones (Bomar), Vera Louise White; son, James Thomas Parks (Juanita), all of Nashville; brothers, Ernest Hardin, Cincinnati, OH, Charlie L.

Hardin, Elkton, TN; brother-in-law, James E. Parks, Fayetteville; 14 grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren; other relatives and friends. Visitation with the family, Brown's Temple AME Church, Fayetteville, p.m., Sunday, April 14th. Funeral services will follow immediately with Rev. Ernest Lathem and Rev.

Robert L. Bailey officiating. Interment, Brown's Temple Cemetery. HOWARD FUNERAL HOME, Directors, Fayetteville, 433-1222. Goodlettsville, TN SKAGGS, Mrs.

Sadye Waggoner- Age 75 years, Thursday, April 11, 1991. Survived by husband, James P. Skaggs; daughters, Sue Lock-hart, Goodlettsville, Peggy Bush, Springfield, Faye Baldock, Bowling Green, KY; brothers, Roy C. Waggoner and Alvin E. Waggoner; sisters, Dorothy Cummings and Marie Butterworth; eight grandchildren; one great-grandchild.

Remains are at Cole Garrett, Goodlettsville, where services will be conducted Saturday morning, 11:30 by Rev. James Harney and Rev. Hugh Widick. Honorary pallbearers, grandchildren: Sandye Lock-hart, Leslie Baldock Forte, Preston Lockhart, Robbie Lockhart, Carlton Baldock, Brent Baldock, Hugh Bush, III, Sam Bush. Active pallbearers, Wayne Bennett, Johnnie Speight, Michael Waggoner, Lanny McGehee, Scott Forte and Edward Frommel.

Interment, Spring Hill Cemetery. COLE GARRETT, Goodlettsville, 859-5231. SUTTON, Henry Murchison Sr. Age 94 years. April 12, 1991.

Mr. Sutton was a Retired Typesetter from the Tennessean Newspaper. Survived by daughters, Mrs. Charlotte Felts, Nashville, Mrs. Polly Whitson, Orlando, son, Henry M.

Sutton Orlando; sisters, Mrs. Daisy Nelson, Mrs. Leliah Anderson, both of Memphis; seven grandchildren; seven great grandchildren. His remains are at the Woodbine Funeral Home, 3620 No-lensville Road, where services will be conducted Monday, April 15, 1991 at 1:00 p.m. by Bro.

Willis Wells and Bro. James Wells. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Friends will serve as Pallbearers.

Visitation with the family Saturday 7-9 p.m., Sunday 12 noon to 2 p.m. and 6-9 p.m. WOODBINE FUNERAL HOME, Directors, 832-1948 VANNOY, Peggy (Crowder) Beloved wife of James Vannoy. Mother of Peggy A. Johnson (Sobhy) and James W.

Vannoy. Grandmother of Jennifer L. and Ethan J. Vannoy and Joshua A. Johnson.

Daughter of Russell Crowder and Mamie Glovers. Visitation Monday, April 15th at Community Christian Church, 828 Lischey from 6-7 p.m. Service to follow conducted by Elder Michael Vannoy. Interment Tuesday Greenwood Cemetery. JOHNSON'S HOUSE OF ATENA, Directors GET ipQra with weekday HOME DELIVERY! Call 254-5661 or 1-800-342-8237 THETEtfNESSEAN County, school board ruled not liable in teen-ager's death homemaker services for the dis abled, supervised public work as a sentencing alternative for non-vio lent offenders, and the Jobs Training Partnership Act sidestep a time-consuming state re view process.

It can affect the way landowners receive the joint federal-state per mit needed to build ditches that drain swamps permits that many landowners have described as hard to get. Bowers said the new law may well leave some interest groups feeling locked out of the regulatory process, meaning they would be more likely to sue to stop proposed projects. guard for five years. Both were arrested Wednesday along with Duke Hunter, 42, of Day ton, Tenn. Rhea County Sheriff Leon Sneed said an undercover offi cer became associated with Hunter about a week prior to the arrest.

The Dayton man had reportedly told the officer he knew someone who might buy marijuana. Hunter and the undercover offi cer met with Boynton and Simmons in Bledsoe County, then went to a Dayton Mountain farm in Rhea County, Sneed said. After purchas ing the marijuana, they were arrest ed as they left the area. Officers said they found the marijuana in their vehicle, along with a loaded .38 caliber pistol. Boynton, Simmons and Hunter are scheduled to appear on May 21 in Rhea County General Sessions Court.

They were released on $10,000 bond each. Death Notices Deoth notice art occepted by the newspaper only from funeral hornet. To place a death notice please contact the funeral home of your choice. ADAMS, William (Bill)- Age 86 years, Thursday, April 11, 1991. Survived by daughter-in-law, Mrs.

Mary Cook; grandsons, James and wife, Regina Adams, Hank and wife, Sonya Adams; great-grand children, Dottie Hardin, Alex Ad ams; nieces, Virginia Brown and Betty Sue Ethridge; nephews, Jes sie and Howard Ethridge, W.C. Ethridge. Remains are at the Bue na Vista Funeral Home, 3634 Clarksville Hwy. Graveside ser vice, Monday, 12:00 p.m. conducted by Rev.

James Humpry. Active pallbearers, relatives and friends, Interment, Spring Hill Cemetery. BUENA VISTA FUNERAL HOME 3634 Clarksville Hwy, BRAT- TejIN SUN Directors, 254-7511. ARMSTRONG, Mother Pauline- April 12, 1991. Survived by devoted nephew, Dan Hall; devoted nieces, Dorothy Wright Hudson, Peggy Wright Brown; a host of great- great-nieces and nephews; devoted friend, Naomi Jasper; other rela tives and friends.

She was a mem ber of the Mother's Union, Usher's Union and the Womens Auxilary of the Cumberland Association. Visi tation with the family, Sunday, April 14, 1991, p.m. at the St. Luke F.b. uiurch, 135 Lewis St.

Funeral services to follow conduct ed by Elder Lowrey Mooney. Inter ment, Monday, April 15, 12:00 noon, Greenwood Cemetery. SMITH FUNEAL DIRECTORS, 707 Monroe, 726-1476, Henry L. Smith, Director. BELL, Carney Thursday, April 11, 1991.

Survivors include five daugh ters, Rosetta Collier, Alene Bell, Christine Smith, Gwendolyn Wat- kins and Regina Harris, all of Nashville; three sons, Robert and Ray Bell, Nashville, Alvin Bell, Chicago, IL; one sister, Juanita Quarles; one brother, James Bell; 19 grandchildren; 15 great-grand children; a host of other relatives and friends. Visitation Monday, April 15, 11:00 a.m. until 12:00 noon at First Baptst Church of South Inglewood, 1515 Ann fu neral to follow conducted by Rev. T.E. Sweeney.

Interment, Mt. Zion Cemetery. Bellsbure. TN. JOHN SON'S HOUSE OF ATENA, Direc tor.

CREDIT CARDS HONORED lb Tasteful Sympathy Arranaements "5327-0202 (H MEMPHIS (AP) A new state law to make it easier for farmers to drain swamps on their land will do little to help landowners and may lead to an increase in environmental lawsuits, a former pollution official said. 1 The law also will draw more frequent intervention from federal regulators, said Larry Bowers, a. speaker at a Memphis seminar on management of Tennessee wetlands. The two-day seminar that ended A backlog of 1,900 people who have not served their sentences for DUI has prompted Davidson County Sheriff Hank Hillin to give them until May 1 to schedule jail appointments. Those who do not meet the deadline may be held in contempt of court and be arrested if stopped for another offense, however minor.

The DUI offenders are to spend two-day sentences during a weekend in May, will attend a seminar conducted by Mothers Against Drunk Driving, and will perform community service work. The following information on people convicted of driving under the influence who had not served their jail sentences as of March 28 was provided by the Davidson County Sheriff's Department. Some addresses may no longer be correct because they were given at the time of arrest or conviction. Anyone on the list who wants to report to the Sheriff's Department should call 366-7901 for more information. The list includes name, birth date, address and date of conviction, in that order.

Charles T. laham, 01-04-61, 209 Coles Ferry Road, Gallatin, 05-02-90. Maria Internicola, 03-13-49, 943 Main 05-17-89. Hasashi Ishimine, 05-05-65, 937 Cahal 07-15-88. Buford Earl Ivey, 08-08-46, 700 Crockett 01-24-89.

Angela Jean Jackson, 10-01-51, 1224 10th Ave. 01-18-89. Charles E. Jackson, 07-17-41, 456 N. Second 07-19-89.

Jacqueline D. Jackson, 11-20-64, 8 12 S. Seventh 02-02-88. Robert B. Jackson, 08-18-70, 418 Wilkenson Lane, White House, 10-12-90.

Steven A. Jackson, 05-30-54, 428 Williams 12-21-90. Alvin B. Jarreh, 03-25-64, 180 Wallace Road No. L18, 12-18-89.

Alvin Buren Jarrett, 03-25-64, 6700 Cabot Road, 11-08-89. Dennis G. Jenkins, 10-28-50, 1265 North Saginaw, Saginaw, 03-28-90. John Craig Jenkins, 10-05-61, 504 Laurel Hill Drive, 01-02-91. Samuel D.

Jenkins, 09-20-62, 528 Second Ave. 01-25-90. James T. Jennette, 06-19-51, 251, Jenninds Franklin, 03-08-89. David W.

Jenning, 11-12-57, 1907 Raywood Lane, 02-01-90. Kevin Lee Jessup, 11-12-57, 260 Sawyer Brown Road, 1 1-15-86. Charles R. Johnson, 04-27-37, 8971 Hwy 53, Huntsville, AL, 03-13-89. James A.

Johnson, 12-25-54, 1701 1-2 Ave. 10-05-88. Kenneth R. Johnson, 06-22-57, 3006 Lakeshore Drive, 02-07-90. Lansden J.

Johnson, 05-01-39, 5112 Greentree Drive, 07-19-89. Leo Vincent Johnson, 12-31-48, 374 Bell Valley Drive, 06-21-90. Walter Glen Johnson, 04-26-62, Rt. 1 Concord Pass, 10-10-90. Bennie Dewayne Jones, 05-17-51, Dickerson Road Tr-pk 43, 12-07-89.

David Scott Jones, 04-17-61, 1324 Morgan Road, 02-02-88. Everett Jones, 12-12-54, 12 Zack Court, Marietta, GA, 09-14-88. Gerald Lydell Jones, 11-05-62, 380 Harding Place, 10-31-90. James E. Jones, 01-07-51, 504 Ray-mon 01-10-90.

Juan P. Jones, 12-07-59, 151 Wallace Road No.9, 1 1-16-86. Kenneth David Jones, 01-10-52, 2625 Ravine Drive, 02-09-89. Michael Dewayn Jones, 07-14-72, 1607 Dorchester 1 1-16-90. Richard Jones, 555 Llshey 12-16-88.

1 Thelma Charlen Jones, 08-08-52, Rose Bank, 01-19-89. Michelle D. Jordan, 07-28-59, 1500 Proter Road, 06-01-88. Tefiy Dewayne Jordan, 06-20-63, 103 Anthony 08-08-87. By JIM EAST Staff Writer FRANKLIN, Tenn.

A College Grove youngster's 1989 death was "a significant tragedy," but Williamson County and its school sysyem were not liable for it a judge has ruled. Jason Harris, 14, was leaving the driveway of his home to meet a bus in the parking lot of College Grove Elementary School that would take him to Page Middle School when he was struck on Sept 11, 1987. The youngster, who was comatose for more than a year after the accident, was hit on U.S. 31-A by a pickup driven by Michael Williams of Brentwood. Investigators said Williams was driving 35 to 40 mph in the 15 mph school zone.

Lisa Harris sued Williams, Williamson County and the Williamson County Board of Education for $5 million because there were no operable warning flashers or crossing LJHH Mary Susie Adams, 64, of 101 Lee Lane, Shelbyville, a laborer, died Thursday in Glen Oaks Convalescent Center. Services 2 p.m tomorrow at Gowen-Smith Funeral Home. Andrew Bogard, 76, of 1955 Memorial Drive, Clarksville, a retired school teacher, died Wednesday in Clarksville Memorial Hospital. Services 10 a.m. today at maculate Conception Catholic Church.

The body is at Neal-Tarp-ley Funeral Home. Jess Lee Byars, 75, of Route 6, McMinnville, an electrician, died Thursday in River Park Hospital. Services 10 a.m. today at McMinnville Funeral Home. Herbert Eugene Davis, 63, of 1498 18th Detroit formerly of Baxter, an auto mechanic, died, Monday in Harper Hospital, Detroit Services 1 p.m.

today at Baxter Funeral Home. Joyce A. Johnson, 52, of Fair-view, a real estate agent died Thursday in St. Thomas Hospital, Nashville. Services 10:30 a.m.

Monday at Harpeth Hills Funeral Home, Nashville. Lummie Aita Merritte, 84, of.