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The petition also noted that his arents give him an estimated $400 each month. he petition listed assets of about $24,000, most of it in his state pension. Other listed assets were $200 cash, $500 worth of furniture and $100 in clothes. armer said he had liabilities of about 386,000. he petition listed a debt on a home in Frankfort of nearly $208,000, the difference between what he owed and what it was purchased for at a foreclosure sale.

Farmer also listed a liability of $120,000, which was the restitution as part of a plea agreement in his criminal case. payment for attorney and ankruptcy filing fees was made by his arents last month. Farmer said he rents a home from his parents in Clay ounty and drives a 2007 car that they own. The filing listed no rental exp enses. Farmer left a federal prison in West irginia in December after serving a 27-month sentence for misappropriat- i ng government resources while in office, including having state workers build a basketball court for him at his house.

armer was a member of the 1991-92 entucky basketball team nicknamed The Ex-Wildcats basketball star Farmer files for bankruptcy ASSOCIATED PRESS A57-year-old man died Sunday morning of injuries he suffered in a crash ednesday at Arnoldtown Road and imber Hill Drive, according to the office. Michael W. Hicks, who lived in the 7400 block of Gaymont Drive, died at University Hospital. Hicks was in a head-on collision at Wednesday. A dditional details were not avail- a ble, Metro Police spokeswoman Alicia Smiley said.

Man dies after head-on wreck ANDREW WOLFSON The Daviess County Fire airport station had a serious aircraft crash in years. But in 2015, it made 1,296 emergency runs, which include fires, car accidents and medical responses in the western portion of the county. are really very few rescue and firefighting calls on an airport, fortu- Airport Director Bob Whitmer aid. get to utilize the Daviess Count Fire Department staff to cover a need at the airport. Most airports have a dedicated fire station just for the airport, but know what they do all the According to Daviess County Fire hief Dwane Smeathers, the ual purpose makes it rare.

ut of the 53 airports in Kentucky, five have on-site fire stations. But only Daviess firefighters go beyond the runways and hangars. the whole southern region, which includes Florida, Georgia and Tennessee, there are only one or two that do what we Smeathers said. it is very The Federal Aviation Administra- ion requires all airports with commer- ial flights to have a 24-hour manned ire station. General aviation airports, which are most, serve private plane operators and do not have the mandate.

Acrew of five staffs the airport station 24 hours a day. Airport fire dual duty rare in commonwealth DON WILKINS THE (OWENSBORO) MESSENGER-INQUIRER.