The Leaf-Chronicle from Clarksville, Tennessee • 5

CUrkmill Lwrf -Chronic, Sunday, August 27, 1972-Pg A Eiddlns Dosins lout LIonlIi For Portions Of Interstate 24 The State Bureau of Highways has announced bids will be accepted next month on construction of a section of Interstate 24 in Robertson and Cheatham counties. The bureau will begin. accepting bids oil Sept. 22 for the Construction of B.l miles of the interstate at an estimated cost if $5,942,000. included in the project is the grading, drainage, and construction of seven bridges beginning at a point approximately 3,245 feet north of State Rt.

49 and extending to he Davidson County line. The project is expected to Require some 325 working iays. The contract calls for one set of dual and one single continuous cast-in-place concrete box girder, one set of, doal and one set of single continued precast-prestressed concrete box beam with with concrete deck slab, one simple cast-in-place concrete box girder and one concrete box bridge. Because of cutback in federal funds, the interstate projects next month will be paid from the, $100 million state bond appropriation made by the 87th General The bdhds were recommended by both Gov. Winfield Dunn and Democratic legislative leaders to fill the gap caused by the cutback and allow the state to continue its interstate construction on schedule.

The U.S. Department of Transportation said the money to Tennessee was being reduced to be spent in other, states where construction is lagging. Another Interstate project in the next bidding will be the construction 8.6 miles of 1-24, at an estimated cost of $6.1 million in Davidson County. FREE BONUS CLOTHING SCHEDULE concrete deck slab, one set of 'dual continuous I' prestressed concrete I-beam With the purchase of any-major APPLIANCE, T.V., or STEREO you receive a clothing gift certificate based on the following schedule: $15.00 certificate 151- 200 20.00 certificate 201- 250 25.00 certificate 251- 300 30.00 certificate 301- 400 40.00 certificate 401- 500 50.00 certificate over 500 60.00 certificate Ktv SCHOOL CLOTHES 1 SCHOOL SHOES School Officials Must Have More Education GE FILTER-FLO WASHER if, GE 25" CONSOLE COLOR TV NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) IX him i More education will be required next year of persons Wanting' to become school I 'superintendents or principals.

The State Board of Educa- ALREADY BOUGHT MW SCHOOL APPAREL? TVA Caused Strike: Halo (Diag. Meas.) '1" vj, WWA7320N SIMPLY TAKE THE APPLICABLE DISCOUNT FROM THE CASH PRICE OF YOUR CHOICE "'PIKEVILLE, Tenn. (AP)' The Tennessee Valley 'Authority was blamed Friday V1 by' Bledsoe County Judge Leonard Hale for a teachers strike which occurred after -TVA withdrew pay sup- plements. Model 991 ENP Heavy duly motor and transmission Positive water fill power wash action Unbalanced load control Corrosion resistant pump Three ash cycle selections Porcelain enamel finish i3 "I blame TVA for the salary supplements in tion, meeting in Nashville Friday, adopted a program upgrading prerequisites for anyone serving in a supervisory capacity in the state's public' schools. According to the new rules, which take effect Sept.

1, a superintendent, principal or supervisor of education must obtain a master's degree and have one additional year of graduate work. Specific courses also vary, according to position. Previous standards called for supervisory personnel to hsve a master's degree in educational administration. The effect of the new regulation will not be felt for another 5-10 years, said Dr. Edell Hearn, because it is not retroactive.

Hearn heads the Advisory Council. on Teacher Education and Certification. The board also officially recognized the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association as the governing body for high school athletics in the state. The TSSAA has been the regulatory body of athletics for nearly 50 years in Tennessee. But it wasn't until early this year that, officials learned it was operating in that capacity without state sanction.

The board's action on the association's powers stemmed from a lawsuit filed in Knox-' ville this year, in which the TSSAA was charged with dis 25" screen diagonally measured GE Reliacolor Chassis Spectra-hrite picture tuhe AFCSensitronic tuning Insta-color picture Sharpness control Bold Mediterranean styling the middle of the term," Hale said. The teachers voted to strike Aug. 14 for the $1,200 annual supplement, but later said Ujey would accept $600. The dispute has not been settled. The supplements were stopped when the Sequatchie Valley Education Project was FLOOR SAMPLES! scrapped.

"Actually we kept our part of the bargain," said Hale, ''the regular salary." 1 Hale said he has been receiving telephone calls from GE HIGH SPEED AIR CONDITIONER CLOSE-OUTS! GE DELUXE "SUPERTHRUST" AIR CONDITIONER ELECTRIC DRYER i 'parents of students whO; Wer; "supposed to have begun the fall classes last "The parents are quite up- I'set' he said. Hale said this should solve ihe problem of the teachers bv crimination in assigning giving them the $600 a year basketball officials to referee jy buosi. games. Permanent press selector Big capacity lint trap Heavy duty heating coils Axial air flow Heavy-duty M-hp motor Porcelain enamel top and drum Local Accidents Insure Four. 18,000 BTUHr.

cooling 10 position thermostat 2-speed cooling an Superthrust -setting for distant areas Multi-air direction control Air wash filtering system Slide-out chassis r' 1 mm mt mm mm 71 7 Victims ilrc llospitclned $149 Medal DDE 0580 1 rTk 1 PRICE 1 BREAK I teX 20-year-old Clarksville Ji'tSestrian was listed in good tfehdition -last night at gM'emorial Hospital after being al struck by an automobile 104 iprtday afternoon on the High- if'According to hospital personnel, Ossie C. Webb, of Imp Oak was "doing well" while undergoing treatment star lacerations and a frac- SPECIAL! Convenient carrying handles 1 MM Push Broom 2 Gallon Gas Can Sponge Mop 20 -Gallon Trash Can 5 Piece Mug Set ,7 jiurea perns. TV Tray Set Webb was struck by a car lg fob Bandlerr With 88 With "Snap Lock" cover driven by David T. Holt, 17; of lndudei (kflj loUlng Kick yJ IncIudM Mack Wre Mag Treat. 1 Makes -Emergencies A Littl Eaiiarl 00 Wringer Plate! 803 Country 1 Club Dr.

about vt 3fc25 p.m. Friday after Webb dition yesterday. State trooper B. H. Fyke said both women were passengers in a 1962 Chevrolet driven by Joseph J.

Wickham 26, of Rt. 1, Palmyra. According to Wickham 's car and an auto driven by Ronald W. Suiter, 17, of Rt. 1, Clarksville collided head-on near the center line some four miles west of the city.

The crash occurred about 1:15 a.m. at the crest of a hill on the road, Fyke said. Fyke reported the Chevrolet was totally demolished and damages to the Suiter car, a 1972 Plymouth Duster, were estimated at $900. Wickham, who was nearest the center line, was cited for failure to yield the right of way. A Nashville motorcyclist was treated and released from Memorial Hospital Friday afternoon when his cycle struck a car at the Smith School driveway on Greenwood Ave.

According to police, Michael W. Duncan, 26, of 2134 Fairfax Nashville, was injured fan into the path of the car," Modern, attractive tray design, plaitlc clips and tip, braee legi, ideal fat TV anacka, parties, ate. Dgribh I-fill, ttliotriwl hilil '(ai: can with lUitit ml built in. fkiiMt imiiit tpoat )f mi tiffini er prinimf i mmi tiillift tr nin. Rivtfiiblt-ttt iIhm tn 'w ia u.

Ln; 'A trash can that won't leak, crack, of freeze features "Snap iLock" cover, available in avocado, Set includes 4, 9Vx ounce white plastic mugs. Each is decorated with a colorful butterfly. Break resistant. Bugged 14 hardwood block, with 3 stock trim. Heavy gauge plastic bristles, cant mat or rot.

48" wood handle. according to city police. Absorbent cellulose sponge in assorted colors, Easy to use wringer plate -with stl( operating spring. 5' handles. 'Investigating officers said Webb was knocked from the jj pavement down, a 12 foot 'embankment as a result of the dynpact.

The report showed the 3 mVS TO PflV: 'AT SG8IVEAB scar skidded some 105 leet llhofnro cfrikino the npflpstrian 5 investigating the of accident were Lt. Otis Rose I tnA natrnlman Tnmrriv jNelson. ''jtj' ln other accidents, two hf, people were injured in a I head-on crash yesterday on vchurch tia. to Memorial Hospital. i were Ruby E.

Hughes, 18, and When a car driven by Kay S. M. Lockey, 83, both James, 29, of 217 Hickory 1 1 A 1 A 4U Ml a rfH 1 Reports showed the Hughes PLENTY of FREE PA LIKING Heights, turned into his path while entering the school's driveway. Damages were estimated aL $100 to the car and $160 to the motorcycle, police said, and, no citations were issued. f'i Jjfor lacerations and abrasions 1 If, and Mrs.

Lockev was ad- Kj-mzi 740 JMimil STREET he was listed in good con-.