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8FThe Jackson Sun VOTERS GUIDE Sunday. July 28. 2002 Sample Ballot District 2: Barry Whltten (incumbent) District 3: Thomas Carothers (incumbent), Charlie Quails District 4: Michael Shane Dunaway, T.E. "Pee Wee" Sowell (Incumbent), James R. Steadman District 5: Raymond J.

Bauer II, Raymond Butler, Billy W. Jackson (incumbent) District 6: Ricky Crowe, Bradley Huck-abee (incumbent), Perry Price (Incumbent) District 7: Ronnie Dale Cosby, Claudie N. Cox, J. Sanders (incumbent), Mike Smith The town of Eastview Constable: District 1: (Position 1) Jeremy Ballinger, (Position 2) Jeff Lake, I District 2: (Position 1) Franklin D. Lax, District 3: (Position 1) Bobby N.

Perry, (Position 2) Danny R. Autry, Tim Latham, Eddie N. Norman, I District 4: (Position 1) Jerry Anthony Fred Cunningham, I District 5: (Position 1) Franklin D. (Frankie) Lax (Position 2) Paul (Ted) Lacy, Robert Spencer, I City of Jackson: City Court Clerk: Daryl K. Hubbard, I McNairy County County Executive: Mike Smith, (incumbent), Jimmy Rickman, County Commission: District 1: Ronald J.

Henry, Melvin Martin, David McCullar (incumbent), Bobby Murphy (incumbent), John Edward Talbott (incumbent) District 2: 0.H. "Shorty" Freeland (incumbent), Jimmy Phillips, Jai Jeffrey Tem-pleton (incumbent) District 3: Gayle Brooks (incumbent), Joe Robert Henry (incumbent), Troy Moore (incumbent), Carol Ann Woods (incumbent) District 4: Guy Wayne Cox (incumbent), Tammy Dillon, Lorrie M. Dunaway, Glen Maness, Jamie Maness, Jamie Rickman, Harry Smith, Effie Carrie Woods District 5: Steve W. Hunter (incumbent), James Kenneth McMahan (incumbent), Danny Montgomery (incumbent), Robert W. Smith District 6: Wilburn Gene Ashe (incumbent), Billy W.

Brown, Neal Burks (incumbent), Jerry L. Eskridge, Anthony E. Knight (incumbent), Norman R. Sheffield District 7: Billy Baker (incumbent), David Johnson, Jim T. Rickman (incumbent), Dale E.

Sagely and Anthony Smith (incumbent) Sheriff: Tommy Riley, Richard Howard, Paul Ervin, I (incumbent) Trustee: Stanley Mitchell, (incumbent) Circuit Court Clerk: Carolyn Bowers, Stephen Brown, Steve G. Miller, Ronnie Brooks, Count Clerk: Ronnie Price, (incumbent) Register of Deeds: Brian Neal Dickey, (incumbent) Road Commissioner Harvey Neal Smith, Tom Hill, (incumbent); Joe D. Moore, School Board: District 2: Frank H. Lacey District 3: Tony A. Chapman, Annette H.

Ward (incumbent) District 5: Johnny Blakely (incumbent) District 6: Jean Jones (incumbent), Stephanie Godfrey Ray Constable: District 1: Earl Williams Jr. (incumbent), Harold Joe Wilson, Randy Joe Wilson State Democratic Primary U.S. Senate: Bob Clement Gary G. Davis. Michael Hamstead, Cher A.

Hopkey, Alvin M.Strauss U.S. Representative 7th District: Tim Barron, Omer R. Hayden Representative Sth District John S. Tanner (incumbent), Richard A. Ward Governor Best, Phil Bredesen, Charles V.

Brown, Floyd R. Conover, Randy Nichols, Charles E. Smith State Senate 27th District J. Alex Leech, Don McLeary, Harold T. Smith State Representative 71st District Randy "Bear" Rinks (incumbent) State Representative 73 District Don Stephenson, Danny Waynick State Representative 76th District Mark Maddox (incumbent) State Representative 79th District Mark Carlton, Ray Davis, Paul Phelan (incumbent) State Representative 80th District Shelia Godwin, Johnny Shaw (incumbent) State Representative Slst District Jimmy Naifeh (incumbent) State Representative 82nd District Craig Fitzhugh (incumbent) State Republican Primary U.S.

Senate: Lamar Alexander, Ed Bryant, James E. DuBose, Christopher G. Fenner, June Griffin, Mary Taylor-Shelby, Michael Brent Todd U.S. Representative 7th District Marsha Blackburn, Sonny Carlota. David Kustoff, Mark Norris, Forrest Shoaf, Randy Starkey, Brent Taylor U.S.

Representative Sth District Mat McClain, Bill Warren Governor James M. "Jim" Henry, Van Hill-eary, David Kelley, Jessie McDonald, Bob Tripp State Senate 27th District Bobby Carter (incumbent) State Representative 72nd District Steve K. McDaniel (incumbent) State Representative 76th District Tom (Redneck) Gardner State Representative 79th District Chris Crider State Representative 82nd District David C. Cohen, Dave Dahl Benton County County Commission: 1st District Jessica Whitfield, Billy Malin, Vickie Howe, Franklin Parks, Russell King, J.W. Smith 2nd District Dwayne Cole, Randy Patton, Jimmy Hivick 3rd District Roger Pafford, Jo Jones, Steve Travis, Brian (Winky) Hodge, W.C.

Trull, Ted Lynch 4th District Thomas Spence, Eddie Griggs, Perry Hensley, Wesley Beal Sth District: Barry Oxford, Debbie Dye, Dale Cunningham, Jerry Ward, Larry Kirk, Allen Webb 6th District: Robert Ellis, Elizabeth Akers, Robert Pace, Mar Steinbuck Benton County School Board: 1st District Keith Arnold, Don Patton 2nd District Robert Livingston, Mark Hargis, Wayne Brackeen 3rd District: Mark Winters 4th District James Woodall 6th District Vernon Wade, Scott Cuth- bertson Note: All candidates are non-partisan. District 6: Roger Byrd, Eugene Timms, GeneSayles District 7: Ed Ellington District 9: Charles E. Tinsley District 10: Joe E. Stephens Henderson County General Sessions ft Circuit Court Cleric Kenny Cavness, (incumbent) County Executive: Dennis Ray McDaniel, (incumbent) County Cleric Carolyn Holmes, (incumbent) Sheriff: Ricky "Duvll" Lunsford, (incumbent) Trustee: David Frizzell, (incumbent) Register of Deeds: Denny H. Phillips, (Incumbent) County Commissioner (Pick two): 1st District: Lewis Oliver Howard, Johnny L.

Fesmire, (incumbent); and Terry Steward, 2nd District Dale Daws, (incumbent); Steve Crownover, (incumbent); Jimmy Gourley, 3rd District: Roy Lee Maness, (incumbent); Aaron Wood, (incumbent) 4th District Dan Hughes, (incumbent); Tony Walker, (incumbent) Sth District Jimmy L. Grissom, (incumbent); Charles E. "Eddie" Foley, Wanda Powers, 6th District Bobby Butler, Waylon Buck, (incumbent); Tim Rogers, -a 7th District Lutie Houston, (incumbent); Judith H. Willis, (incumbent) Constables: 1st District: Russell Cavness, 2nd District Charlie Feathers, 3rd District Danny Ray Eddings, (incumbent) 4th District Larry E. Reeves, (incumbent) Sth District David Mason, I 6th District Rodney Pennington, 7th District David Glen Patton, School Board: 2nd District George W.

Beal, Gail King, Richard Phipps, John W. Wood 4th District Gary Wilkinson (incumbent) 5th District (to fill unexpired term): Bobby Harrington, (incumbent) 6th District Reggie A. Henderson, (incumbent) 7th District (to fill unexpired term): Dale Robins TownofSardis Mayor of Sardis: James E. Britton Joe D. Ross, (incumbent) Alderman of Sardis (pick five): Donnie Craig, Selma W.

Goff, Richard Holland, Carolyn Moore, Mary Lou Yates (all incumbents) Town of Scotts Hill Mayor of Scotts Hill: Don Buckingham, William Earl Moody, Wession Reeves Alderman of Scotts Hill (pick seven): Arlie L. Bingham (incumbent), Woody Capley (incumbent), Randy Cupples, Jennifer Harris, Johnathan Powers, Tony Rogers, Raymond Rushing, Gordon Scott, Billy J. Snider (incumbent), Joe E. Tomblin Madison County County Mayor John Newman, Jerry Gist, I County Commission: District 1: (Position 1) Luther T. Mercer, (incumbent); (Position 2) William C.

Martin, (incumbent); Terence Greenhill, I District 2: (Position 1) Fred Birmingham, (Position 2) Charles H. Byrd, (incumbent); (Position 3) Donald L. Mitchell, Mercer (Butch) Ferguson, I District 3: (Position 1) William S. Hall. (incumbent); L.

Kapel Kirkendoll, (Position 2) Terry H. Kuykendall, (incumbent) District 4: (Position 1) Bill Walls, (incumbent); Charles C. Allen, Jim Grove, (Position 2) Bart Swift, (Position 3) Gary D. Deaton, (incumbent); Morris P. Fair I District (Position 1) Helen Owens, (incumbent); (Position 2) Claudell Brown (incumbent); (Position 3) Katie Brantley, (incumbent) District 6: (Position 1) Jimmy Arnold, (incumbent); Bobby N.

Wilson; (Position 2) Arthur D. Johnson (incumbent); (Position 3) Bill Long, James Arthur Wilson, (incumbent) District 7: (Position 1) Jeff Brown, Charles W. Adams II, Lacy Rose, I (incumbent); Savannah Williamson, (Position 2) Bedford Byrum, Aaron "Billy' Ellison, I (incumbent) District 8: (Position 1) Jim Ed Hart, (incumbent); Joe C. Blankenship, (Position 2) Morris Merriweather, Thomas (Tommy) Gobbeil, (incumbent); Don Lindsey, I District 9: (Position 1) Mark Johnstone, Pamela Carter Betler, Thomas (Bubba) Cook, (Position 2) Jimmy A. Eldridge, (incumbent); L.

David Morris, (Position 3) "Smokey" Joe Roland, (incumbent); Scott T. Roland, David A. Turner, I District 10: (Position 1) Mike Nichols, (incumbent); (Position 2) Dale Morton, Charles (Johnny) Adams. Terry P. Wallace, I County Trustee: Wilma Allen, I Sheriff: Mike Presson, David Woolfork, I (incumbent) County Court Clerk: Judy Barnhill, (incumbent); Debbie Springer, I Juvenile Court Clerk: Lacy Bond, (incumbent) County Cleric Freddie Pruitt, I Register of Deeds: Curtis White, I School Board: District 1: Troylisa T.

Bobbitt, Keith Turner, I (incumbent) District 4: (Position 1) David Clifft, I (Incumbent); Kevin Monroe, (Position 2) Bob Alvey, I District 5: (Position 2) Tony Black, Christopher Pope, Barbara Rawles, Robert J. Smith, I District 6: (Position 2) Joe Mays, I Constable: District 1: Jarrett Bishop, Lynn Goodwin (incumbent) District 2: Rickey Lynn Hopper Babe H. Ruth (incumbent) District 3: Kenneth W. Whitehead Rick A. Foster (Incumbent) District 4: Manuel Azevedo (incumbent) District Buel E.

Maness (incumbent) District James Gregory Hearn (incumbent) The town of Henderson Aldermen (pick three): Bobby C. Barnes (incumbent). Tim Faulkner, George B. Scott, Keith Smith, Elizabeth Ann Saunders (incumbent) The town of Enville Mayor Patrick Herndon (incumbent) Aldermen (pick five): Jeffery Finley (incumbent), Larry Gilbert (incumbent), Patrick Mooney (incumbent), Brenda "Susie" Schrimsher (incumbent), James L. Stublaskl Crockett County District Attorney General (28th Judicial District): Garry Brown County Executive: Larry Griffin County Commission: District 1: (Position 1) Harold Park, (position 2): Pat Smith Branch District 2: (Position 1) Melvin Lawson, Tony Privett, William G.

Spence III, (position 2): Nixon Brasfield District 3: (Position 1) Ronnie Turner, (position 2): Letha Johnson District 4: (Position 1) Richard Walker, (position 2) Donald Prescott District 5: (Position 1) Jessie T. Apple Tony Mansfield, (position 2) Carolyn Koonce Nance, Davie Lee Riddick District 6: (Position 1) Tony G. Cole, (position 2) Phillip Lowery District 7: (Position 1) Johnny Antwine, Flint Gregory, (position 2): John Schwerdt District 8: (Position 1) Paul Ward, (position 2): Alpha H. Worrell District 9: (Position 1) Sam T. Lewis, Olen Webb, (position 2) Larry N.

Kee, Edwin Tritt District 10: (Position 2) Carolyn Haynes District 11: (Position 1) C. Gaylon Tur-nage, (position 2) Jimmy E. Webb District 12: (Position 1) Jane Smith, (position 2) Gary Williams Trustee: Gary Spraggins General Sessions Judge (unexpired term): Shannon A. Jones Sheriff: Troy Klyce Circuit Clerk: Kim Kail County Cleric Ernest Bushart Register of Deeds: Alan Castellaw Road commissioners: (pick one) District 1,4,6,8: Mark Barnes, Thomas "Buck" Haynes, William "Bill" Holland, Larry W. Leath, Ben Sykes; District 23,5,7: Terrell "Shib" Brasfield, Larry Ray Sides, Fred Stephenson District 9,10,11,12: Paul D.

"Pete" North Crockett County School Board: At-large: Jasper Taylor District David L. Bushart District 46: Frankie G. McCord District David Eubanks Constable: District 2: Victor 0. Joyner District 8: Jonathan Hart Decatur County Trustee: James Wright, County Court Cleric Randy Pope, Circuit Court Clerk: Danny Tanner, Register of Deeds: Donald Davis, Sheriff: Ronald Kenner, Roy Wyatt, and James (Jim) Wilkins Superintendent of Highways: David Keeton, County Executive: Jimmy Kelly, Kenneth Broadway, and Wayne Odle County Commissioners: (pick two) 1st District Dan Brigance; Don Funder-burk; Floyd Lesley Murphy and Danny Pope 2nd District: Neal D. Johnson; Jerry Jones; Darlene Tucker and Carl F.

White 3rd District: Randa Brasher; Danny K. Lomax and Glynn D. Smith 4th District Larry Bartholomew; Joe D. Keeton; Mickey Larkins and Jamie D. Martin 5th District Carolyn W.

Giles; Jean Y. Kindle; Mickey T. Mays and Billy Vestal 6th District: David A. Boroughs; Paula Goodman Brown; Helen Conrad and Bobby Swindle 7th District Johnny Burns; Wm. Norris Douglas; Billy Goodman and James "Chunk" King 8th District Danny B.

Roberts and Mary E. Teague 9th District Mike Box; Mark A. Mays; Steve Pettigrew and Douglas R. (Doug) Sanders School Board: 1st District Jo Nell Montgomery 3rd District: Linda Kay Cottrell and Rebecca Stanfill 7th District Robert Bibbs 8th District Edward Montgomery; Joey Tucsnak and James T. (Jimmy) Vise bJimmy R.Gilbert Constables: 1st District: Franklin R.

Boroughs and Fred (Ted) Funderburk 7th District: Cecil R.Wright Democrat Executive Committee: 1st District: Robert Lynn Brasher, Danny Pope 2nd District: Mary Connell, Alvin Duna-vant 3rd District: Toney G. Campbell, Lona C. Keeton, J. Mark Smith 4th District: Pauline (Polly) Johnson, Doris I. Smith, Ed Wyatt 5th District Jean Kindle, Mickey T.

Mays, Charles Aaron Morrow 6th District: Edgar Perry Leroy Rushing, Evelyn C. White 7th District: Ronald Ballinger, John M. McDonald 8th District Martha Odle Brown, Mary W. Miller (Maxine), Bobby Rainey 9th District: Phillip Gulledge, Donald B. Miller, Paul Tubbs Note: Following a candidate's name, represents Democrat; represents Republican; I represents Independent: and blank represents Mayor Elvis Butler (incumbent) Alderman: Russell Colin, Mary L.

Gilmore (incumbent), Billy Wayne Hunter (incum- 1 bent), Jessie Robbins (incumbent), Jo Ann Tackett (incumbent), Charles Weeks Weakley County County Executive: Ron Gifford, County Commission: District 1: David Rook, John Salmon, red E. Lehmkuhl, District 2: Eric L. Owen, Julia Dunn Rich, Wendell Verdell, District 3: Andy Page, Roger D. Stewart, District 4: Bob Gardner, Tommy Jones, District 5: Thomas Hunt, Richard (Dick) Phebus, District 6: Richard L. (Dick) Tidwell, Earl Wright, John (Jack) Baltz, District 7: James Earner, Mac Buckley, J.D.

Sanders, District 8: Sam Sinclair Jack J. Vincent, Bennie W. Castleman, District 9: Kevin D. McAlpin, Jimmy Westbrook, Mark W. Traugh, Trustee: Donald Doster, Sheriff: Michael A.

Wilson, Circuit Court Clerk: Pam Belew, County Cleric Pat Scarbrough, Register of Deeds: Donna Summers Win-stead, Gerald R. Merritt, Road Supervisor Kermit Hopper, Highway Commission, Zone 2: Bobby D. Robinson, School Board: District 2: Lindell Roney, I District 4: Gordon Morris, I District 6: no candidate qualified District 8: Joan C. Pritchett, I Constable: District 1: Paul H. Jones, Stephanie Michelle Byrum, I District 2: Richard A.

Black, District 3: Gerald Reynolds, District 4: Larry Watlington, District 5: Danny Joe Bell, District 6: no candidate qualified District 7: Freddie J. Brasfield, District 8: no candidate qualified District 9: Clay B. Anderson, Main reason you're running for the office: I want to do something positive in building a department that the people of Hardeman County can respect. Also, I was approached by numerous groups of people from all walks of life wanting me to seek this office. They are wanting someone to restore honesty and integrity to the sheriff's department.

These people are confident that I can and will take a 21st Century approach in doing this. Three main goals for the office you seek: 1. Hire, train and supervise deputy sheriffs to patrol county roads, investigate crimes and protect crime scenes in an effective manner; 2. Work to rid the county of illegal drugs; 3. Provide good, fair and impartial law enforcement for all, regardless of race, religious or ethnic background.

Three issues facing constituency that you will address: 1. Concern for the growing problem of illegal drugs in all areas of the communities; 2. Provide the citizens with a professional department and a trained staff they can feel confident with in serving their needs. Personnel that will be sensitive to the public's needs; 3. Homeland security, neighborhood watch programs, litter on county roads, community meetings and good, fair and impartial law enforcement for all citizens.

of his district. rights of the citizens of the State District 7 ft 10: Samuel Pigue District 8 9: Bobby J. Hill District 11 A and 18: Billy Joe Rauchle District 11 ft 17 (pick one): Tommy Sue Howington, Bob Reynolds District 12 ft 13: Frank T. Dillard District 14 ft 15: Phillip M. Brasher District 16 419 (pick two): Kenneth Glidewell, Thomas A.

Bradford Gas District Commissioners: District 1: Donald Allmon, Carmon Lannom Jr. District George Pounds, Joe E. Taylor District 3: Bob Hoiman District 4: Randy Ferrell, Norman Larkin Spencer District Paul J. Spain Michael Willis Bradford School Trustee (pick two): Richard Cunningham, Kelvin Moore, Mark Renfroe, Tommy Veasey Gibson County School Trustee, Position 3 (pick one): Joey Hays, Edwin E. Pigue Kenton School Trustee, Gibson County Position (pick two): Mike Farrar, Richard Skiles Obion County Position (pick two): Linda F.

Little, Bill Sanderson City of Kenton: Steven L. Tate City of Trenton Court Clerk: Sammy Dickey Hardeman County County Executive: Don CNfft, Sammy H. Nuckolls, (incumbent); Barrett M. Stevens I County Commission: District 1: (Position 1) Opal J. Shaw, (Position 2) Jackie Sain, (incumbent); (Position 3) Joe B.

Cole, (incumbent) District 2: (Position 1) Arthur Lee McKinnie (incumbent); Kenneth E. Kowen, (Position 2) Junious McTizic, (incumbent); Donell Polk I District 3: (Position 1) Aubrey L. Phillips, (Position 2) Viscen "Charles" Morrow, (incumbent); (Position 3) Willie E. Spencer, District 4: Steve Young, (incumbent) District 5: (Position 1) Darlene Cardwell, (incumbent); (Position 2) Mac Vaughn, (incumbent), Jamie Lemond Elliot, (Position 3) L.J. Cheairs, (incumbent), Monroe Woods, I District 6: Billy Joe Burnette, (incumbent) District 7: (Position 1) Bobby Doyle, (incumbent); (Position 2) Anthony Pulse, (incumbent) District 8: Keith Foote, (incumbent); Alvin E.

Pirtle, I Sheriff: James E. Mills, Delphus Hicks Trustee: Mary W. Powell, (incumbent) Circuit Court Cleric Linda K. Fulghum, (incumbent) County Clerk: Jerry Armstrong, (incumbent) Register of Deeds: Lily D. Barnes, (incumbent) Superintendent of Roads: David C.

Sipes, (incumbent) Supervisors of Roads: District 1: Mike Mitchell, (incumbent) District 2: Kenny Pulse, (incumbent) District 3: Russell DeBerry, (incumbent) School Board: District 1: (Position 1) Ken Moore; (Position 2) Thomas E. Polk, Russell Shelton; (Position 3) Tommy Sain District 2: (Position 1) Stephen D. Allen, Lynn Crowley, Darlene Marsh and Levi Smith; (Position 3) Jerry McCord District 3: (Position 2) Greg Barnes Hardin County County Executive: Bill Brown, T.G. (Ted) Cook, Kevin Davis, Bobby Grooms, Gregory S. Lambert, James R.

(Jimmy) Patterson and Garry Welch County Commission: District 1: Gary Combs (incumbent), J.C. Johnson, Fred McFalls Jr. and Jacks Snelling (incumbent) District 2: Stacy Adams, Larry Joe Hinton (incumbent), Charles Howard (incumbent) and Wayne Plunkett District 3: David Childers (incumbent), Leland "Lee" Christian and Roger L. Jenkins District 4: Jason Angotti, James C. "Bill" Plunk (incumbent), Larry Reed and James W.

White-horn Sr. (incumbent) District 5: David V. Cole, Scotty Harwell, James Hopper and Kathy Smith (incumbent) District 6: Ernie Bigbie, Nickie Cagle, Gene Delaney, Vance W. Dennis, Demus Rich, Wayne Skinner, Millard Southern and Jimmy Willoughby (incumbent) District 7: Dannie L. Gean (incumbent), Mike Jerrolds and Greg Seaton District 8: David H.

Davis (incumbent), Wally Hamilton (incumbent) and Stacey L. Stricklin District 9: Tom Haggard (incumbent), Buddy Sharp and Emery Lee White (incumbent) District 10: Robert Bills, Mike Fowler, Larry Franks and Zack Register Trustee: Linda L. McCasiand (incumbent) Sheriff: Robert M. Alexander (incumbent), Stephen A. Creasy, Allen B.

Curtis, Sammy Davidson, Jim Davis, Andre D. Orr, Keith E. O'Steen and Travis Stricklin Circuit Court Clerk: Diane Barrier Polk (incumbent) County Cleric Jerry "Butch" Robinson and Connie Smith Stephens (incumbent) Register of Deeds: Linda Durbin Neill and Julie Gail Adkisson Pickens (incumbent) Superintendent of Roads: Paul N. Blount (incumbent) Road Board: District 3: Carmon Byrd (incumbent) and M. Bonnie Hammock District 4: Tommy Harwell (incumbent) and Bob Smith School Board: District 2: Janie Hinton Milender (incumbent) District 4: Henrietta Brown and Billy Ray Vinson (incumbent) District 5: Ken Broyles and Olga Turnbow (incumbent) District 6: Jeanell Franks Dennis (incumbent) District 8: David Baker and Luanne B.

Givens (incumbent) District 10: David Burgess Haywood County County Executive: John F. Sharpe, Robert B. Kendrick, Freddie Burnette, Jr. Sheriff: Raymond Russell, Melvin Bond Circuit Court Clerk: Joe S. Moore, Carl Moody Warren Trustee: William L.

"Sonny" Howse County Cleric Ann D. Medford Register of Deeds: Steve Smith District Attorney General (28th Judicial District): Garry Brown County Commission: District 1 (position 1): Kathy Chapman, (position 2) 0. G. Stewart Jr. District 2 (position 1): Allen G.

King, (position 2) Richard Jameson District 3 (position 1): Robert Green, (position 2) Goldie Harwell District 4 (position 1): Brad Bishop, (position 2) Jerry L. Smith District 5 (position 1): Robert M. "Bobby" English, (position 2) John P. Gorman, Wally Eubanks District 6 (position 1): Danny Claiborne, (position 2) Becky Booth District 7 (position 1): Helen Morris, Larry Gene Stanley, (position 2) James Morgan District 8 (position 1): Ronald Woods, (position 2) Robert T. Campbell District 9 (position 1): Edwin S.

Necaise, (posl Hon 2) Leonard Jones, Jr. District 10 (position 1): Robert Earl Thornton, (position 2) Pam Russell Haywood County School Board: District lftS: Maggie Stewart, Alice Nunn District Gloria Sweet-Love District Harold Garrett, Rick Rouse Road Commission: Districts 347: Willie Ross District 849: Barney Garrett, Joseph Brady Thomas Constables: District 1: Charlie Miller District 2: Mike Walker District 4: Lynn Cates District 5: James Bastes Hardeman County Sheriff Name: Delphus Hicks, Democrat Age: 63 Hometown: Bolivar Occupation: Retired investigator for Mental Health and Mental Retardation for the state of Tennessee Marital statusfamily: Wife, Frankie Hicks; children, James Earl, Diane Lanell Hicks Redditt Previous politicalexperience: Hardeman County sheriff for 16 years; defeated in 1994 by current Sheriff Cecil Jeter; serving second term as a Bolivar city councilman; worked in law enforcement for 26 years Main reason you're running for the office: To make Hardeman County a safer and better place to live. Three main goals for the office you seek: 1. To restore ethics and professionalism in the sheriff's department; 2. 1 will work to make our county drug and gang free; 3.

1 will provide law enforcement service to all citizens of the county. Name: James E. Mills, Republican Age: 58 Hometown: Bolivar Occupation: Retired April 30 as lieutenant with Tennessee Highway Patrol Marital statusfamily: Married to wife, Joyce, 38 years; four children, eight grandchildren Previous Political office experience: None VOTE BOM L1MDSEY County Commissioner District 8 Position 2 V5 I will work for 41 1. Better Education 2. Better Roads 0 I 3.

Wise Spending of I Taxpayers Dollars Paid for by Don Lindsey Carroll County County Executive: Kenny McBride, Amos Williams County Commission: District 1 (pick three): Virgil Coleman, Wayne V. Kirk, Billy J. Smith and Marshall V. Jones: District 2 (pick two): Ronnie Murphy, Frank D. Newsom, Betty K.

Wallace District 3 (pick two): Steve Parker, Larry Spencer and Sha Fowler Wheat District 4 (pick two): Jimmy Kee, John Mann, Thomas A. Bridges, T. Richard Goodwin District (pick three): Marsha Bunn Barger, Frank Burns, Jimmie L. Rogers, Marshall Carter, Bridget C. Hayes, Russell Holla-day and Jerry White District 6 (pick two): Johnny D.

Blount, Wesley Collins, Roger Hollowell, Larry Kirby and Billy Murphy District 7 (pick two): Harold Baker, Joey Darnall, Ivy E. Lewelling and Troy Oatsvall District 8 (pick two): William "PeeWee" Newton, Gaylon Sydnor, Harold W. Vinson and Wayford 0. Washburn, Sr. District 9 (pick three): Ken Butler, Mike Creasy, Ben T.

Surber and Bill Kirk Assessor of Property: Johnny Radford County Trustee: Charlie Beal, Pat Rich Sheriff: Bendell Bartholomew, John "Diddle" Smith, Walter F. Smothers Jr. Circuit Court Cleric Paul Newmon County Clerk: Carolyn Halter Lutz Register: Judy Matheny Baker Road Supervisor: District 1: Billy Coleman, Nolan Robinson, Jack Ray District 2: Dennis Parker District 3: Scotty Bailey, Robert "Bob" Algee District 4: Ricky Scott, Jeff Reed Carroll County Board of Education: District 1: Jimmy Simmons District 2: James L. Knolton District 3: Toni Stokes Hollow Rock-Bruceton Special School District Board of Education: District IS: Derreid Robison District 16 (Bruceton): Hugh D. Thomas District 16 (at-large): James Randy Kelley Huntingdon Special School District Board of Education (pick two): William P.

Bailey, David Gibson, Steve McClain, Jennifer L. McMackin, Tony L. Tucker McKenzie Special School District Board of Education (pick four): Ruth Carroll, Van Ramsey, Mildred Sneed South Carroll County Special School District Board of Education: District 13: Johnny McClure District 6, 7,12: Steve Roberts West Carroll Special School District Board of Education: Old County District Lester Scott Old Trezevant District Jim Pirtle, Tim Rogers Old Atwood District Jimmy Halford Chester County County Executive: Troy Kilzer, (incumbent) County Commission (pick three): District 1: Larry Blackstock (incumbent), Charles "Chuck" Davis (incumbent), Jessie J. Gilliam (incumbent) District 2: Allen L. Arnold, Leon Robison (Incumbent), Hubert Dwain Seaton Jimmy Wells (incumbent) District 3: Johnny Beshires, David Morrison (incumbent), Tony McNeil (Incumbent), Doris Jean Weaver (incumbent), Jim Weaver District 4: Carolyn Johnson (incumbent), Bobby Hysmith (incumbent), Randy McKin-non (incumbent) District 5: Wade Cox (incumbent), J.D.

Jordan (incumbent) District 6: James M. Alexander, Douglas Burkhead (incumbent), Kermit Lofton (incumbent) Sheriff: Claude Cain, Mark Davidson, David Collins, David M. Brasfield, I Trustee: Lance Beshires, (Incumbent) County Clerk: Dennis Haltom, Johnny Warren Garner, (incumbent) Circuit Court Clerk: Keith Frye, I (Incumbent) Register of Deeds: Judy H. Cranford, I (Incumbent) Road Superintendent: E. 0.

"Tiny" Carnell, (incumbent) School Board: District Shane Brown, Glenn Naylor District 2: Dwain Seaton (incumbent) District 6: Samuel Thomas Jones (Incumbent) Johnny Shaw State Representative 80th District Asa freshman representative, Johnny Shaw has worked tirelessly to solve the problems of the State ofTennessee. He has made an effort to spend additional time in Nashville to study issues, even while legislative sessions were in recess. As promised in his campaign, he has gone to Nashville and studied the facts. He has brought the facts back to his constituents by holding town hall meetings in each region Johnny Shaw has upheld his promise to vote for issues that protect the ofTennessee. Gibson County Here are those who have qualified for nonpartisan races on the Aug.

1 general election ballot in Gibson County. (I) denotes incumbent: District Attorney General (28th Judicial District): Garry Brown County Commissioners: District 1: (Position 1) J.R. "Boots" McK-night; (Position 2) Tommy Price; (Position 3)TimLuckey District 2: Alicia Craig District 3: David H. Martin District 4: James M. Manley District 5: Calvin A.

Campbell District 6: W.L. Farris, Wayne Fonville District 7: Robert M. "Butch" Shelton District 8: Valess Stults District 9: Michael Harper. Larry Klmery District 10: (Position 1) Suzanne Tracy; (Position 2) Charles A. Tyner District 11: (Position 1) J.B.

Howell; (Position 2) Stephen McCartney District 12: Terry Carroll District 13: Mark A. Flake District 14: Leon Kendall Smith District 15: Bill Haney District 16: (Position 1) Kenneth Smlthson; (Position 2) Billy J. Foster District 17: Keith Steele District 18: Coy Vergin District 19: (Position 1) Curtis Halford; (Position 2) Sandra Moss Constables Districts 1-6 (pick four): William J. Cassl-dy, Larry Gorman, Dewey "Butch" Gilford, Jerry Rogers Johnny Show is a Proven Leader he did not vote for the recent Revenue Bill because he felt strongly that the Bill was not in the best interest of the State and the people ofTennessee feeling now is proving to be reality. Vote 68 -Johnny W.Shaw When re-elected, Johnny Shaw will continue to work for the best interests of every citizen of the State ofTennessee.

He will continue to keep his constituents informed with town hall meetings and public forums. Vote Johnny Shaw, State Representative, 80th District -August 1,2002 Paid for by the Committee to Re-elect Johnny Shaw, Anna Banki.Treasure "Bfi iii.ri.i-.r-.niiTiin.i-T, it.