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Almanac: Deaths, record The Jackson Sun, Jackson, Monday, Jan. 9, 1989 Deaths Onie Albert Services for Onie Albert, 79, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at New Carmel CME Church. Burial will be in Highland Memorial Gardens. Mrs.

Albert died Friday at her home. She was married to the late Willie T. Albert. For more information, call Ford Funeral Home at 427-5585. James L.

Williamson Services for James L. Williamson, 84, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Blairs Chapel CME Church. Burial will be in Cerro Gordo Missionary Baptist Church Cemetery. Mr.

Williamson, a retired bricklayer, died Friday at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital. He was married to Ora L. Williamson. They had a son, James Williamson Jr. of Jackson.

For more information, call Stephenson-Shaw Funeral Home at 427-7411. Frank Edgar Manley Services for Frank Edgar Manley, 83, of Medon, will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Brownsville Funeral Home. Burial will be in Stanton Cemetery. Mr.

Manley, a retired farmer, died Sunday at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital. "He was married to the late Lillie May Ray Manley. They had two children, Joyce Vales of Pinson and Lloyd Manley of Medon. For more information, call the funeral home at 772-1551. Lillian Freeman Scott HENDERSON Lillian Freeman Scott, 87, died Sunday at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital.

She was married to Ed Scott. They had six children, Mildred Beard and Bill Scott, both of Jackson, Frances Beene of Henderson, Donald Scott of Athens, Dorothy Sims of Brighton, and Ann Knight of Neenah, Wis. Arrangements are incomplete. For more information, call Casey Funeral Home at 989-2624. Record What's going on TODAY Ministers' Conference, 7:30 p.m., Bethel College's Bouldin Auditorium in McKenzie.

Conference lecturer: Dr. Ronald Cole-Turner, an assistant professor of theology at Memphis Theological Seminary, on "The Prayers of Jesus." Free. (352-5321) TUESDAY Ministers' Conference, 9 a.m., Bethel College's in McKenzie. Activities include: Worship service, 9 a.m. and 8 p.m., Bouldin Auditorium.

Speaker: Rev. Nancy Hastings Sehested, pastor the, Prescott Memorial Baptist Church in Memphis. Lecture, 10:45 a.m., auditorium. Speaker: Dr. Ronald Cole-Turner on "Prayer in the Trinity." (352-5321) Banquet, p.m., Marrs-Stockton Student Center.

Bethel Balladeers, the college's touring choir, will sing. $7.25. Public agenda TODAY Humboldt Mayor a and Board of Aldermen, 5:15 p.m., Municipal Center. (784- 2511) TUESDAY Madison County Board of Education, 7 p.m., Comprehensive Vocational Center at 310 North Parkway. Superintendent Buddy McMillin will make recommendations to the board on information needed to amend a transitional schoolzone plan to make a financial impact statement more specific.

(423-0271) Hospital report JACKSON General Hospital Bruceton. Chester: Shannon Regina Butler, Henderson. Discharged Saturday Carroll: Robyn R. Gallimore, Hollow Rock; Cornelia Jamison, George H. Simmons, both of Huntingdon.

Chester: Bruce H. Welch, Henderson. Crockett: Shana M. Craig and baby boy, Alamo. Dyer: Murray L.

Pope, Dyersburg. Gibson: William M. Arnold, Bradford; John B. Blake, Trenton; Irma L. Bright, Jeffrey T.

Woods, both of Humboldt; Ruby H. Ford, Rutherford; Bradley D. Garner, Katie M. White, both of Dyer. Hardeman: Delores Cross and baby girl, Bolivar.

Hardin: Jack D. Cherry, Savannah. Henderson: Victoria L. Anderson and baby girl, Scotts Hill. Lake: Linton L.

Stephens, Ridgely. Madison: Laura J. Boone, Vicki P. Deaton and baby boy, Teresa L. Dorris and baby girl, Laudell Glenn, Porcia J.

Long, Georgia Y. McLin, Nancy A. Nelson and baby boy, Thomas Webb, Dorothy L. Williams, all of Jackson; Stephanie Bullock, Denmark; Elvis E. Holder, Cedar Grove; Jimmy Jones, Bemis; Melissa S.

Willard, Beech Bluff. Weakley: Hazel L. Blasingame, Gleason. Discharged Sunday Carroll: Kimberly F. Barber and baby, Trezevant; Noah Elvin Surrett, Crockett: RickeyDale Burns, Bells.

Gibson: Noel Campbell, Dyer; Edward Corneliu Hayes, Humboldt; Lurla Beatrice Keith, Milan; Charlotte Ann Tate, Trenton; Elizabeth Ann Thetford and Marquarius Doro Wade, Humboldt. Hardeman: Ruby Jean Minter and baby, Bolivar; Regina Annette Rivers and baby, Bolivar. Hardin: Diana Karen Barker and baby, Janie S. Blount and baby, Dorothy Imogene Culver, all of Savannah; Florence Joy Powers, Crump. Henderson: Billy Isaac Barnes, Luray; Marcia Ann Tolley, Darden; Charles Nolan Veteto, Lexington.

Dr. Cecil Scott Langdon Services for Dr. Scott Langdon, 31, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Forest Heights United Methodist Church. Mr.

Langdon, an anesthesiologist, died Sunday at his home in Nashville. He was married to Anita Boehms Langdon. They had a daughter, Karen Christine Langdon of Nashville. His parents are Dr. and Mrs.

James A. Langdon. For more information, call George A. Smith and Sons' Main Street Chapel at 427-5555. Truman Douglas Winters SAVANNAH Services for Truman Douglas Winters, 56, will be at 2 p.m.

Tuesday at St. Mark Missionary Baptist Church. Burial will be in Savannah Cemetery. Mr. Winters died Thursday at Veterans Administration Medical Center in Memphis.

He had three children, Samuel Sparks and Tommy Sparks, both of Savannah, and William Neal of Oklahoma. His mother is Myrtle Winters of Savannah. For more information, call Parham Mortuary of Lexington at 968-5882. Carlett Franklin Wheat McKENZIE Services for Carlett Franklin Wheat, 78, will be at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Brummitt Funeral Home.

Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Mr. Franklin, a retired farmer, died Sunday at McKenzie Methodist Hospital. He was married to Myrtle Mae Wheat. They had two daughters, Frances Green of Troy and Rebecca Leatherwood of Memphis.

For more information, call the funeral home at 352-2222. Sidney Key Sidney Key, 81, a retired bricklayer, died Sunday at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital. Arrangements are incomplete. For more information, call LawrenceSorensen Funeral Home at 424-2424. Madison: Bernice Elizabeth Allen, Amanda Carol Hensley, Dollie Cynthia Jayne, Sherry Laverne Newsom and Jackson; Gwendolyn E.

Verser, Denmark; Lisa Denese Williams and baby, Jackson. McNairy: Garlon Johnson, Selmer. Obion: Ida Mae Smith, Union City. HCA Regional Hospital Discharged Saturday: Doris J. Greene, Bolivar; James T.

Mays, Dyer; Kathryn Banks, Trenton; Jacqueline Chambers, Lexington; Kathy L. Moore, Henderson; Melba M. Taylor, Bruceton; Kyle Michael, Huntingdon; Emmerson Tammy, Brownsville; Tennie L. Blair, Tom T. Brown, both of Jackson.

Discharged Sunday James T. Stubbs, Selmer; Betty Barnett, Dyersburg; Gailya F. Britt, Decaturville; Anthony B. Conner, Adamsville; Lelar L. Fitzgerald, Humboldt; Aquinette Y.

Fuller, Jackson; William Hunziker, Paris; Jeanette C. Wood, Bells. BROWNSVILLE HCA Haywood Park General Hospital Admitted Saturday: Odie Piercey, Bells. CAMDEN HCA Benton Community Hospital Admitted Saturday: Crystal Ceasa, Camden; Michael Compton, Hollow Rock. Admitted Sunday: Neba Baker, Vernie Jennings, Holladay; John Oxford, Roy Sharpe, Camden.

HUMBOLDT HCA Cedar Crest Hospital Admitted Saturday: Bridgett Brown, Trenton; John Nichols, Gadsden; Iona Barnett, Mae Tritt, Humboldt. HUNTINGDON Baptist Memorial Hospital Huntingdon Admitted Saturday: Maudene Tate, Velma Odle, Helen Cope, Carrie Walker, Tammy Haney, Huntingdon; Brooksie Brinkley, Buena Vista; Edith Jordan, Vivian White, Bruceton; Martha Hall, Cedar Grove; Ivie Cooper, McKenzie. Admitted Sunday: John Kirk, Huntingdon; Elgie McCullough, Lavinia. LEXINGTON Lexington Methodist Hospital Discharged Saturday: Terry Hayes, Vernel Bowman, Teresa Roberts, Lexington; Troy Stephens, Wildersville. Discharged Sunday: Ernestine Cooksey, William Ables, Lexington; Jewell Grice, Sardis; Bethany Mayfield and baby, Henderson.

MARTIN HA Volunteer General Hospital Admitted Saturday: Evva Parham, Raymond Houston, Dresden; Nina Rowsey, Union City; Jo Ann Pope, South Fulton; Fairham Barner, Martin. Admitted Sunday: J.R. Green, Gleason; Regina Patterson, Dresden; Jessie Teague, Sharon; Mitzi Gilliam, Troy; Mima Wade, Chris Ferguson, Terry Brooks, Martin. PARSONS Decatur County General Hospital A Admitted Saturday: Imogene Gibson, Parsons; Jimmy Milner, Scotts Hill; Lois Cardwell, Holladay. Admitted Sunday: Margaret Mcllwain, Berdell McCormick, Deborah Dockery, Parsons; Jessie Rainey, Jason Smith, Decaturville; Frances Cook, Sugar Tree.

SAVANNAH Hardin County General Hospital Admitted Saturday: William Scott, Counce; Kimberly Locklear, Morris Chapel; Margie Price, Coleman Horton, Eunice Palmer, Henry Hobbs, Archie Neighbors, James White, Gilbert Gibbs, Lula Melson, Bessie Craven, Savannah. Admitted Sunday: Elsie Mitchell, Saltillo; Robet Jones, Morris Chapel; Thomas Turnbow, Denise Phillips, Henry Hunt, Blanche Lewis, Sally Broadway, Angela Matlock and baby, Savannah. Charles Nolan Veteto LEXINGTON Services for Charles Nolan Veteto, 60, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Pafford Funeral Home. Burial will be in Lexington Cemetery.

Mr. Veteto, a retired custodian at Paul G. Caywood Elementary School, died Sunday at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital. He was married to Hattie Lou Russell Veteto. They had a daughter, Kay Veteto of Knoxville.

For more information, call the funeral home at 968-2544. Ruth Emily Hayden CAMDEN Services for Ruth Emily Hayden, 79, will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Stockdale-Malin Funeral Home. Burial will be in Prospect Cemetery. Mrs.

Hayden, a retired housekeeper at a Pekin, hospital, died Sunday at Benton Community Hospital. She was married to Carl Hayden. They had two daughters, Anna Billings of Camden and LaVerne Pusey of Big Sandy. For more information, call the funeral home at 584-8282. Stella Scarbrough HUMBOLDT Services for Stella Scarbrough will be at 2 p.m.

Tuesday at Bethel Baptist Church. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Mrs. Scarbrough, a homemaker, died Sunday at Cedar Crest Hospital. For more information, call Hunt Funeral Home at 784-1414.

Ila Pearl Cooksey Services for Ila Pearl Cooksey, 72, were today at Shackelford Funeral Home in Bolivar. Burial was in Wyatt Cemetery. Mrs. Cooksey, a homemaker, died Saturday at Baptist Central Hospital in Memphis. She was married to Paul Cooksey.

They had three children, Harold Cooksey of Hornsby, Bobby Cooksey of Culman, and Norma Rosson of Slidell, La. SELMER McNairy County General Hospital Admitted Saturday: Donna Walker and baby, Corinth, William G. Martin, Adamsville; Joshua Berry, Savannah; Angela Kyle, Selmer. Admitted Sunday: Neva Davis and baby, Adamsville; William Bill, Selmer; Louis Spencer, Bethel Springs; Valerie Thomas and baby, Adamsville; Carla Lamert, Selmer. Jackson City Council At Friday's first city council meeting: Mayor Charles Farmer summarized NAACP objections to the transition plan on thawing school zone lines that the city submitted Dec.

1 to federal Judge Odell Horton. "We'll undoubtedly be in court awhile trying to get a plan approved," Farmer said. The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People supports the plaintiff in the federal desegregation lawsuit. Ben Langford, the city's representative on the Jackson-Madison County Planning Commission on School Consolidation, reported the panel will propose three high schools the three to be at the North Side and South Side complexes and Jackson Central-Merry High School. accepted W.C.

Harris' resignation from the Historic Zoning Commission. His successor will be named in February. The council appointed Earl Anderson to replace Wayne Powers, whose term on the recreation board expires Jan. 29. Susan White of the purchasing department opened bids for trucks and a tractor for Recreation and Parks Department.

council decided buy thee from the low bidders: Nanney's of Woodland Hills, two service bodies for the trucks for the trucks from Casey-Akin Chevrolet for and the tractor from Tractor Co. for $8,995. council confirmed an agreement the old city commission had made with Quadion, an industry preparing to start up in Madison West Industrial Park, on the sum it will pay instead of taxes. Farmer and Councilman James Buchanan asked Bobby Gregson of the buildings department for a report on condemned buildings by city district at the council's next meeting. resignations of food service employees Charlotte Howell and Mary Donahue were accepted.

Military leave was granted to Mike Boatright, who has been called to active duty in the National Guard. Ezra Huston Parrish McKENZIE Graveside services for Ezra Huston Parrish, 67, will be at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at Everett's Chapel Cemetery. Parrish, a heavy equipment operator, died Friday at the home of his daughter, Ramona Fish, in Red Bluff, Calif. He had four other children, Evonne Balles, Nathan Parrish and Betsy Parrish, all of California, and Garry Parrish of McKenzie.

For more information, call Dilday Funeral Home at 986-8281. Essie Barham CEDAR GROVE Services for Essie Barham, 97, will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Bible Hill Missionary Baptist Church. Burial will be in Bible Hill Cemetery. Mrs.

Barham, a homemaker, died Wednesday at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Huntingdon. For more information, call Parham Mortuary of Lexington a at 968-5882. Milburn Rains Services for Milburn Rains, 81, were today at Griffin Funeral Home. Burial was in Mount Olive Cemetery in Dyer. Mr.

Rains, a retired U.S. Army staff sergeant, died Saturday at Baptist Hospital East in Memphis. He was married to Robbie Lewis. Death elsewhere W.E. Powers, blind judge (AP) William E.

Powers, who became a state Supreme Court justice and attorney general despite blindness, died Saturday at age 81 from natural causes. He became blind in 1928 after an accident the previous year, but Powers went on to become probate judge from 1936 to 1949; a state representative from 1939 to 1949; state attorney general from 1949 to 1958; and Supreme Court justice from 1958 to 1973. Schools Superintendent Tommy Allen was authorized to contract with Group Work Camp, a non-denominational magazine, to bring in 350 youths to help restore houses for the needy. The council agreed to meet with the parents advisory council at Andrew Jackson Elementary School Jan. 23.

Undergrads can attend MSU center Memphis State University's local center will offer undergraduate courses for the first time this semester. Only one an undergraduate counseling class in crisis intervention- is a regular class that meets at Jackson State Community College. The others are classes on videocassette, public television or independent study involving periodic trips to Memphis. The non-traditional courses are "Faces of Culture: Man and Culture," "God and Man: The Long Search" and "The American South Comes of Age." Students can register for the counseling course at the MSU center until 6 tonight and 3-6 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday.

For more information, call Suzanne Darnell at toll-free (800) 532- 9027, Ext. 4595. Votech has room in night classes Jackson Area Vocational-Technical School at McKellar Field has immediate openings in three microcomputer and machine shop night classes this week. Openings are available in tonight's "Microcomputer Advanced Applications Using Lotus 1-2-3" class; "Introduction to Microcomputers" class Wednesday and Thursday nights; and Machine Shop Tuesday and Thursday nights. Positions remaining in the classes will be filled on a first firstserve basis.

For more information, call the school at 424-0692. 3 lawmakers join delegation sents Madison, Crockett and Gib- From Page 1B Rep. Roy Herron, of Dresden, a Democrat who represents most of Weakley and west Carroll counties. Rep. Bill Collier, of Waverly, a Democrat who represents Benton and three Middle Tennessee counties.

Rep. Harold Holt, of Dyersburg, a Democrat who represents Crockett and Dyer counties. Rep. Floyd Crain, of Ripley, a Democrat who represents Haywood and Lauderdale counties. Rep.

Jimmy Naifeh, of Covington, a Democrat who represents Tipton and northern Fayette counties. Sen. Joe Nip McKnight, of Jackson, a Democrat who repre- 'Elvis' at Orpheum ELVIS A LOSE AP Laserphoto People crowd into the Orpheum Theater to see the musical production 'Elvis' in Memphis on Sunday, Elvis Presley's birthday. The musical is on a nationwide tour. Other events marked the late singer's birthday including a special radio show from Presley's Graceland mansion in memphis.

Cities object to losing tax From Page 1B to be for the state. "Money that has been used for roads and highways at every level of government will only be used at the state level of government." New predicted that McWherter's proposal will lead to increases in local property taxes hikes to cover road costs. "That's the only alternative really," he said. "It may very well come to that." State officials said the TML, a lobbying and 1 service organization for city governments, is using scare tactics in an effort to tap into state revenues needed for the road-building program. "It is a state bill to fund a state program.

There is no requirement that the money be distributed" to local governments, said Finance Commissioner David Manning. Manning said cities won't lose any revenue they were already receiving if the governor's gas tax hike package is approved. Bristol hospital BRISTOL (AP)- -Bristol Memorial Hospital has a new name to reflect patient service throughout the region. The name was changed to Bristol Regional Medical Center, effective PAID ANNOUNCEMENT Obituaries Information supplied by West Tennessee Funeral Directors Cecil Scott Langdon, M.D. Services for Scott Langdon, M.D., 31, will be Tuesday at 2 p.m.

from Forest Heights United Methodist Church with Dr. Al Doyle and Dr. Paul Clayton officiating. Dr. Langdon died suddenly at his home in Nashville, Tennessee Sunday morning.

Dr. Langdon was born in Little Rock, Arkansas and moved to Jackson at an early age. He was a 1975 graduate of Jackson Central Merry High School. He received a B.S. Degree in Biomedical Engineering from Vanderbilt University and received his Medical Degree from the University of Tennessee at Memphis.

He completed his internship at Methodist Hospitals of Memphis and was currently a resident at Vanderbilt University Hospital in Anesthesiology. He is survived by his wife, Anita Boehms Langdon and a daughter, Karen Christine both of Nashville, his parents, Dr. and Mrs. James A. Langdon of Jackson, a brother, Dr.

James Russell Langdon of Knoxville, two sisters, Salem, Lola N.C. Lynn Culler of Winston and Kay Coats of Atlanta, Ga. and his grandmother, Mrs. C. D.

Freeman of Memphis. Pallbearers to serve are Alan Boehms, Mike Culler, Richard Coats, Dr. Blair Erb, Chip Marston and Dr. Jeff Deaton. The family will receive friends at the Main Street Chapel of George A.

Smith and Sons. George A. Smith Sons 427-5555 Under the governor's proposal, cities will continue to receive their share, about 14 percent, of the current gas tax rate of 17 cents a gallon. The state would pocket all the revenues raised from an increase, Manning said. "It's kind of hard to follow the leap of logic that they're pursuing," Manning said.

"The fact of the matter is, if we weren't receiving a gas tax raise to help fund a state program, I very seriously they would be saying they might have to raise property New said the governor's proposal will put a cap on state gas tax revenues cities will receive and put the squeeze on local governments in the future. "Even if they are getting the same money they are right now, suddenly you are saying you are not going to increase those dollars," he said. "This cuts off any new money onto the cities for roads so any new money will have to be funded locally." changes name immediately. The hospital treated patients from four states last year and 25 percent to 40 percent of the patients annually come from outlying areas, said Jerry Moeller, the facility's executive vice president. Milburn Robert Rains Services for Milburn Robert Rains, 81, will be held Tuesday at 10 a.m.

at the Griffin Funeral Home with Rev. Gerald Smith officiating. Burial will be in the Mt. Olive Cemetery in Dyer, Tennessee. Mr.

Rains died Saturday morning at the Baptist Hospital East in Memphis, Tennessee after a short illness. He was born in Dyersburg, Tennessee and had of his life in Jackson and was a retired Staff Sergeant for the United States Army serving in World War 11. He was a Baptist in belief. Survivors include four first Hazel and Laura Mitchell both of Memphis, Frances Hill of Rocky Mountain, Va. and Mike Tilghman of Gainesville, Fl.

Griffin Funeral Home 424-2222 son counties. Sen. Frank Lashlee, of Camden, a Democrat who represents Henderson, Benton, Decatur, Henry and four Middle Tennessee counties. Sen. Milton Hamilton, of Union City, a Democrat who represents Carroll, Weakley, Obion and Lake counties.

Sen. John Wilder, of Somerville, a Democrat who represents Haywood, Hardeman, McNairy, Hardin, Chester, Fayette and Wayne counties. Lawmakers make $16,500 a year and receive a $525 monthly home office allowance and $77 a day for expenses while they're in Nashville on legislative business. Upon retirement, if they serve four years or more, lawmakers receive $50 a month for every year of service up to age 55. Charles Nolan Veteto Services for Mr.

Charles Nolan Veteto, 60, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Chapel of Pafford FUneral Home with Rev. John Archer officiating. Burial will follow in Lexington Cemetery. Mr.

Veteto died early Sunday morning at Jackson Madison County General Hospital. He was retired from the Tennessee National Guard. and the retired custodian for Kaywood School. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Hattie Lou Russell Veteto of Lexington, a daughter, Kay Veteto of Knoxville, two brothers, Elton Veteto of Memphis Billy Veteto of Colorado Springs, Co.

and one sister, Mrs. Mildred Reynolds of Jackson. Pafford Funeral Home 968-2111.