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C10 THE DAILY NEWS JOURNAL SUNDAY, MARCH 21, 2004 Local Features 111 II Pets of the Week FgliiMiiP!) GteiffiGg Eihs M.f V'' hardt said. Pilot Ron Strickland was not injured. The helicopter, valued at $28,000, was a total loss, he said. MURFREESBORO Murfreesboro Riverdale and Oakland were scheduled to face Franklin County and Tullahoma, respectively, today after the Warriors stuck the Patriots with a surprising 5-2 defeat at home Wednesday afternoon. Evening its record at 1-1, Riverdale used the pitching excellence of Terry Henry, a two-run homer by first baseman Jimmy Graham and pretty good fielding to win its first game of the very young baseball season.

The loss was to Manchester last week. HARRISBURG, Pa. A high, uncontrolled level of radiation was released into the atmosphere from the crippled Three Mile Island nuclear power plant today. Gov. Dick Thornburgh recommended pregnant women and preschool children leave the area within a 5-mile radius of the plant, and state officials were on alert for a possible evacuation of thousands of citizens.

The governors office also advised that people within a 10-mile radius of the plant should stay indoors, and the state Banking Department said all state and national banks within the affected area are authorized to close. DNJ photo by Karen Kraft Shadow, a 5-year-old male Boston Terrier, and Moonie, a white, 2-year-old male cat with one yellow and one blue eye, are available for adoption at the Rutherford County Animal Shelter. For more information about how to bring these guys or another pet home, call 898-7740, or drop by the shelter at 1140 Haley Road from 9 a.m.-6 pm. Monday through Friday, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday.

25 Years Ago meet each other at 3 p.m. today on the Warrior diamond, but heavy early morning rains probably took care of that game. RUTHERFORD COUNTY County law enforcement officials are investigating a church fire believed to be arson. The 151-year-old Fellowship Baptist Church on Lamar Road near the Wilson County line suffered extensive damage to the entire building as the result of a fire reported shortly before 10 p.m., a Sheriffs Office report stated. When Sheriffs deputies arrived, "smoke had filled the church and was burning in the center section of the building," the report stated.

Church members at the scene were able to rescue the church organ, and traces of kerosene were discovered on the organ. MURFREESBORO Oakland High School opens its 1979 outdoor track season here Thursday as host to a couple of tough ones, Tullahoma and Battle Ground Academy. Patriot Coach Charles Harper says, "Tullahoma is strong in field events and BGA is strong in the running events if they are equally divided, maybe we can win" Harper admits his boys team is not too strong in the field events, having only Tim Tabor as a serious threat in the pole vault and discus. But, said Harper, Oakland has a pretty good chance at some first places in some running-events, namely relays. MURFREESBORO A Murfreesboro man was shot and killed Friday night following an incident in the front yard of a River Oaks subdivision home in the county, Sheriff Craig Snell said Saturday.

Oliver Clifton Agent, 43, of 711 N. Church was pronounced dead on arrival at Rutherford Hospital following the 9:20 p.m. shooting, Snell said. Agent was shot by the resident of the home, Richard H. Stickney IIL, after Agent and his son Gary had an argument in Stickney's yard, and Oliver Agent allegedly tried to enter the house at 282 Birdsong Ave.

"He and his son Gary had been fighting and they tried to get through the front door of this house" Snell said. Stickney will probably not be charged in the shooting, Detective David Grisham said. "We're ruling it self defense." Gary Agent was arrested and charged with public drunkenness and with attempted burglary, Snell said. He is being held on $7,500 bond. NATIONAL The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said an estimated 50,145 people died in traffic accidents last year almost 5 percent more than in 1977.

MURFREESBORO TSSAA Boys State came to a slow close here Saturday night, Memphis Northside rolling over Memphis Hamilton 97-59 in the most lopsided Class AAA final since classification began in Tennessee high schools. This was the fifth meeting of the two Memphis rivals, and each time Northside has walked away a winner. In.other championship games Saturday night played to a substandard crowd of just more than 5,000 fans, Bolton dumped Powell 64-60 for theClass A title. As the crowd further dwindled, Memphis East put down a stubborn Knoxville Rule High 63-61 for the Class AA crown, and by the time Memphis North-side had finished off HamiltonT Murphy Center was pretty quiet with less than 1,000 fans Marriage Licenses 8123 Cooper Drive, Murfreesboro. Charles Ray Goodloe, 4624 Wayside Road, Christiana, and Jenifer Jo Cooksey, 4624 Wayside Road, Christiana.

Patrick Lannom White, 530 Sanbyrn Drive, F-15, Murfreesboro, and Catherine Ann Payne, 530 Sanbyrn Drive, F-15, Murfreesboro. Gavin Drew Lichtenwalter, 421 Jonquil Court, Murfreesboro, and Tracy Renae Tilford, 428 Jonquil Court, Murfreesboro. 1 -Brian Christopher Geerts, 1411 Dollar Drive, La Vergne, and Christy Dawn Alexander, 1411 Dollar Drive, La Vergne. Morian Devon Cooper, 1710 Northfield Q-6, Murfreesboro, and Scotia Avril Lake, 1710 E. Northfield Q-6, Murfreesboro.

Kyle Phillip Williams, 1923 Shelly Murfreesboro, and Loura Ann Hanna, 2160 N. Thompson Lane, F-16, Murfreesboro. John Paul Doyle, 812 E. Burton Murfreesboro, and Lydia Y. Younger, 119 Rushwood, Murfreesboro.

Bryan Andrew Travis, 2509 Dorset Murfreesboro, and Stephanie Erin Wright, 1460 Harrison Road, Murfreesboro. John Aaron Rawls, 8009 In the television listings 25 years ago this week, the Hulk innocently helps a dangerous man escape from police custody and David Banner has to correct his alter-ego's mistake; Boss Hogg accuses Bo of stealing his money, while the real thief sweet-talks Daisy into putting him up at the Dukes' home; and Starsky and Hutch are led on a wild chase for a cop-killing safecracker posing as a priest. 9747 Gray Fox Drive, Christiana, and Kristy Dawn O'Neal, 9747 Gray Fox Drive, Christiana. Jason Patrick Maupin, 1175 Gardendale Drive, Murfreesboro, and Angela Carolyn Thomas, 1175 Gardendale Drive, Murfreesboro. Morgan Patrick Chuknuka, 4751 McBride Road, Antioch, and Olubisi Bolaji Delano, 1280 Dalmally Drive, Murfreesboro.

Matthew Irvin Radtke, 2517 Battleground Drive, Murfreesboro, and Robbie Rebecca Adams, 2426 Lismore Drive, Murfreesboro. James Thomas Reeves, 108 Cresent Smyrna, and Margaret Louise Mangrum, 108 Cresent Smyrna. Bobby Waynes Bevis, 7537 Panther Creek Road, Christiana, and Cathy Blanch Stephens, 7537 Panther Creek Road, Christiana. William Casey Pinter, 117 Forest Lane, La Vergne, and Laura Beth Kuhn, 7794 Rocky Fork Road, Smyrna. Jeremy Kyle Brown, 413 W.

Clark Murfreesboro, and Elke Annette Battel, 413 W. Clark Murfreesboro. Hisham Abusamhadana, 1815 Daisy Court, Murfreesboro, and Darin Mohamad Masri, .1815 Daisy Court, Murfreesboro. Hershel Flozell Bumbalough, 607 Hogan Drive, Murfreesboro, and Deborah Yvonne Rhoades, 120 Rankin Road, Hartsville, Tenn. John Matthew Davis, 284 Church Eagleville, and Kendra Lyn Smotherman, 2156 Little Rock Road, Eagleville.

Ricky James Guillory 907 J.C. Napier Court, Nashville, and Yolanda Antionette Roberts, 907 J.C. Napier Court, Nashville. Jay Layug Cornish, 114 Willow Creek Drive, Mt. Juliet, and Somphonh Laohom, 1 14 Willow Creek Drive, Mt.

Juliet. Bryan Louis Wilson, 2466 Foxcroft Drive, Murfreesboro, and Jamie Lynn Thompson, 2466 Foxcroft Drive, SMYRNA The cause of a Tennessee Highway Patrol helicopter crash Wednesday night one-half mile from the Smyrna airport was still under investigation this morning. Ron Eberhardt, a spokesman for the Safety Department, said the possibility that the helicopter ran out of fuel has not yet been ruled out. Two troopers aboard the craft escaped serious injury when it went down in a wooded area as it approached the airport for refueling, Eberhardt said. "They were at treetop level when the engine made a couple of sounds and went out completely "he was almosTa miracle they were able to walk away from it," he said.

"They fell into a highly wooded area and sheared off a number of tree-tops." Trooper Denny King suffered "a few bruises" and was examined at St. Thomas Hospital in Nashville and released, Eber The following couples recently applied for marriage licenses in Rutherford County: David Matthew Gal land, 1627 Shelley Murfreesboro, and Nicole Leigh Jones, 1627 Shelley Murfreesboro. Houston McNeil Stacy, 1325 Wenlon Drive, Murfreesboro, and Kelly Louise Jones, 1325 Wenlon Drive, Murfreesboro. Travis Qirlyle King, 10143 Bunker Hill Road, Rockvale, and Terri Lynn Young, 1529 Rochester Drive, Murfreesboro. Gary Michael Cook, 11012 Packard Court, Smyrng, and Hollie Nicole Hoots, 11012 Packard Court, Smyrna.

Bobby Lee Russell 3222 Crislyndale, Nashville, and Sheniki Nicole Wallace, P.O. Box 83, Smyrna. Philip James Myrick, 1818 Chester Court, Murfreesboro, and Myra Lynn Costello, 1818 Chester Court, Murfreesboro. Michael Shannon Kopp, 1841 Lascassas Highway, A-16, Murfreesboro, and Rebecca Patricia Blankenship, 1841 Lascassas Highway, A-16, Murfreesboro. Oplis Eugene Sloan, 207 Shrewsbury Drive, Murfreesboro, and Annie Pearl Hall, 207 Shrewsbury Drive, Murfrees-, boro.

-Kevin Ray I lansen 59 1 8-Foothills Drive, Murfreesboro, and Jillian Kaye Bower, 5918 Foothills Drive, Murfreesboro. Shane Matthew Flaherty, 1811 Holts Court, Murfreesboro, and Jan Michele Bledsoe, 1811 Holts Court, Murfreesboro. Jeffrey Dwayne Richter, 305 Laurel Cove, La Vergne, and Tina Carol Harper, 223 Lafayette Lawrenceburg, Tenn. Heath Michael Gillis, 9572 W. Lincoln Road, Riverdale, and Paula Jo Patrick, 9572 W.

Lincoln Road, Riverdale, Mich. Charles Lamar Rhoden, 805 Farmingdale Drive, La Vergne, and Sheena Bissinger Brinkley, 805 Farmingdale Drive, La Vergne. Michael Dion Jordan, 1730 Battleground, Murfreesboro, and Andrea Corretta Stroble, 1730 Battleground, Murfreesboro. Robert Franklin Phelps, 2852 Sunnyview Drive, Murfreesboro, and Betty Ruth Tisdale, 2223 Hollywood Drive, No. 30, Jackson, Tenn.

James Edward Grant, 500 Sam Davis Road, Lot D-288, Smyrna, and Angela Renea Greer, 500 Sam Davis Road, Lot D-288, Smyrna. Robert Edward Sanders, 8123 Cooper Drive, Murfreesboro, and Mary Shannon Keough, TENNESSEE w- jV -ftcanbedancd! WASHINGTON With President Carter looking on, EgypfsAnwar SadaTandls reel's Menachem Begin ended 30 years of bitter enmity and open warfare today by signing the first peace treaty between an Arab nation and the Jewish state. The Egyptian president and Israeli prime minister, in the shadows of the bare, gnarled trees on the front lawn of the White House, put their names to a peace package, opening a new chapter in the history of the Middle East. MURFREESBORO Oakland and Riverdale finally got their 1979 baseball season under way Monday, each losing on opposition fields. But according to the weather man, it was a short season.

The two clubs were slated to Westfork Drive, Smyrna, and Ashley Jean Willis, 8009 West-fork Drive, Smyrna. Kenneth Thomas Gortney, 417 Shady Lake Court, La Vergne, and Chastity Faith Hill, 13 Sadler Lane, Brady ville. Bobby Martin Lamb, 549 Flat Rock Road, Murfreesboro, and Genelle Katherine Evans, 530 Sanbyrn Drive, G-9, Murfreesboro. Alan Michael Gavami, 3112 Joe Brown Road, Murfreesboro, 0nd Melanie Charlynn Gonzalez, 3112 Joe Brown Road, Murfreesboro. Mark David Fisher, 341 Oak-dale Road, N.E., Apartment 1, Atlanta, and Jennifer Allison Nunnery, 341 Oakdaler Road, N.E., Apartment 1, Atlanta.

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