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Page 2 JOHNSON CITY PRESS CHRONICLE Sunday December 28 1980 Deaths I iTT: Hy-T Lawyer credited in Army Ex-commissioner of corrections dies through weekend Fair skies and cold temperatures are forecast for today and Monday Light winds are expected both days The high today should be the mid-40s with a low-tonight in the low 20s There has been no precipitation in the past 24 hours The montly total stands at one inch the yearly 32 89 inches At 10 pm Saturday under partly cloudy skies the temperature was 32 degrees1 the relative humidity stood at 45 percent winds were out of the northeast at 9 mph and barometric pressure was 30 29 inches and falling Mgres show high temperatures for area 70 i SERVICE I Commerce i ESSSS 1 Occluded mm NATIONAL WEATl 70 NO A A US Depi lows in the 60s In the eastern states highs are expected to reach the 70s in the south and the 50s in the north Lows will range between the 20s and 30s (AP Laserphoto) Rain is forecast for today for the far Pacific Northwest by the National Weather Service No appreciable precipitation is predicted anywhere else in the nation High temperatures should reach the 80s in the Southwest with McCarthy hearings dead KNOXVILLE (AP) Ray Jenkins the Tennessee layrypr Ayifh gotfinjjt at twith i TQJLiw 7trdiyrjvTiTa)Tnjea55hgs7 hTsTfiome He was S3 7 Jenkins who had been confined to a wheel chair after a severe heart attack last year developed pneumonia Wednesday and died Friday night He was under the care of a private nurse but he refused to remain in bed his wife Eva said "He was a real competitive person" she said "competitive to the Services will be at noon Monday at St Episcopal Church in Knoxville The burial will be private Dubbed the 'Terror of Tellico Jenkins was the subject of a Time Magazine cover story after serving as special counsel to the special investigations subcommittee set up by the Senate in 1954 and chaired by Sen Karl Mundt R-SD Time called Jenkins "the man who came put of the Tennessee hills to get the The magazine credited his sharp questions and the ensuing answers for drawing the Army-McCarthy case into focus after what Time called days of obfuscation The attention Jenkins received in the hearings prompted some Tennessee Republican leaders to promote him as a possible challenger to then-Sen Estes Kefa'uver who was running for a second term Kefauver had been the only member of the Senate to vote against a strong anti-Communist bill later vetoed by President Eisenhower Jenkins did not make the race The Army-McCarthy hearings dealt with Army charges that the late Sen Joseph McCarthy of Wisconsin chairman of another Senate investigations subcommittee and his counsel Roy Cohn had sought special Army treatment for a former consultant to their subcommittee More than 30 witnesses including McCarthy and Cohn testified during the hearings which lasted from April 22 until June 17 1954 They were seen by an estimated 20 million television viewers across the nation McCarthy was officially cleared of the charges but the hearings marked the turning point in his career and he was condemned by the Senate a few months later When he was conducting his examination of Army Secretary Robert Stevens Jenkins received a telegram from a woman who wrote "You are fair and impartial May God give you But when the crew-cut Tennessee lawyer began a cross-examination of the secretary Jenkins received a second wire from the same woman who said "Disregard wire asking God to give you He went to Washington for a fee of $225 a week saying it was his patriotic duty Erwin death blamed on smoke North Carolina Tennessee ski report By The Associated Press Here is a report of ski slope conditions at resorts in North Carolina and Tennessee from the Southeastern Ski Areas Association as provided by resort operators APPALACHIAN: Base of 28-40 inches powder and packed powder primary surface hard packed secondary surface five slopes open 8-10 inches machine-made snow Skiing tonight SKI BEECH: Base of 40 inches man-made powder and granular primary surface frozen hard-packed secondary surface six slopes open Skiing tonight CATALOOCHEE: Base of 10-35 inches machine-made powder primary surface packed secondary surface four slopes open 6 inches machine-made snow HIGH MEADOWS: Base of 24-36 inches powder primary surface two slopes open HOUND EARS: Base of 12-38 inches packed powder primary two slopes open 4 inches machine-made snow FAIRFIELD SAPPHIRE VALLEY: Base of 20-80 inches packed powder primary surface frozen granular secondary three slopes open 5-20 inches machine-made snow Skiing tonight SCALEY MOUNTAIN: Base of 24-36 inches packed powder primary surface frozen granular secondary surface three slopes open 6-12 inches machine-made snow 1 980 signs positive good on energy WASHINGTON (AP) If the trends in energy use and production established in 1980 continue Americans will enjoy a future of "fewer gasoline lines more secure jobs and less dependence on foreign resources" the president of the American Petroleum Institute predicted Saturday Charles DiBona the head of the oil main lobbying group said 1980 was a year that saw many favorable signs for the future including the setting of all-time records for oil and gas drilling in the United States Because of the increased exploration oil production which has been declining fdta decade in the lower 48 states is "much closer to he said Higher prices prompted Americans to use 7 percent-less oil than in 1979 Foreign oil use dropped 22 percent below 1979 when the country imported 82 million barrels daily That level can be cut in half by 1990 with some "relatively minor changes in government DiBona said He said that if more federal lands were opened for exploration there would be a good chance that oil and gas output could stabilize at around levels More exploration on federal lands was one of President-elect Ronald top campaign promises concerning energy Concerning goals for the next decade DiBona noted that coal use is up 8 percent this year over last year but he said that for coal production to double by 1990 environmental laws will have to be relaxed to permit more coal to be burned He also called for cutting government red tape to speed up construction of snythetic fuel plants and for the completion of all nuclear plants now on the drawing boards He said that would triple nuclear power output by the end of the decade No quick-fix solutions exist for energy he said in a statement "But if this country decides now to keep moving in the right direction we Americans can turn the promising signs of 1980 into sharply lower oil imports for the TRACY BROWN Tracy Coleman Brown 58 Rt 5 Warrior Lane died in the Veterans Administratibn Friday evening He was a retired farmer -and a disabled veteran of World War II Mr Brown was a native of Watauga County NC and a former resident of Roan Mountain He had made his home with his sister Mrs Dalphne Church at the time of death Mr Brown was a member of the Roan Mountain Baptist Church Survivors include one son Mitchell Tracy Brown Roan Mountain two daughters Mrs Linda Gale Howard Owensboro Ky and Mrs Heidi Tonescu Edmonton Alberta Canada his father Arlie Brown Boone NC two sisters Mrs Dalphne Church of the home and Mrs Dorothy Pearce Greensboro NC and six grandchildren Tetrick Riverside Chapel is in charge OUTLAW Outlaw 61 Rt 4 died unexpectedly at his residence Saturday afternoon He was a native of Asheville NC but had lived in Washington County since 1951 Mr Outlaw was retired from the East Tennessee Tile and Marble Company where he had served as president He was a son of the late and Alice Davidson Outlaw and was preceded in death by his wife Mrs Alberta Perkins Outlaw in 1976 Survivors include one son Pat Outlaw Johnson Cit-y one daughter Betty- Ann Boren Johnson City one sister Mrs Jim McLaughlin St Louis Mo and five grandchildren Morris-Baker is in charge MRS CARROW BARTLEY ERWIN Mrs Carrow Elizabeth Bartley 82 504 South Main St died Saturday in Unicoi County Memorial Hospital following a lengthy illness She was a native of Wise County Va but had lived most of her life in Erwin Mrs Bartley was a member of the First Christian Church She was a member of the Auxiliary of Brotherhood of Locamotive Firemen and Engineers and an active member the Senior Citizens Club of Erwin having been selected Senior Citizen of the Year in 1977-78 She was preceded in death by her husband Bartley July 1956 and a son Edward Batley Oct 1955 Survivors include three daughters Mrs Helen Evans Bntol Miss Louise Batley Memphis Mrs Catherine Cash Erwin six grandchildren nine great-grandchilren and one great-great-grandson Erwin Memorial is in charge MRS GENEVA A PHILLIPPI MOUNTAIN CITY Mrs Geneva Alley Phillippi 81 Rt 1 died Saturday afternoon in the Johnson County Memorial Hospital She was a native of Johnson County and the daughter of the late Will and Belle Gentry Walker Mrs Phillippi was a member of the Liberty Christian Church and was a housewife She was 'preceded in death by her husband Edward Phillippi Survivors include one son Tom Phillippi Mountain City three daughters Mrs Mary A Bouton Bristol Mrs Maude Gragg and Mrs Nola Johnson both of Mountain City one brother Walker Bristol two sisters Mrs Roxie Mink St Clair Mich and Mrs Mamie Knight Shady Valley three grand-chilren and one great grandchild Hampton-Henson is in charge Postage stamps first post stamps were issued in 1851 Money Market through a window She told Fender she tried but was unable to awaken Higgins who was asleep on a couch in the living room Her husband Tom McIntosh was reportedly at a home Fender said the autopsy was performed in Morristown late Friday Fire Marshal Johnny Robinson of Sullivan County is continuing his investigation to determine the cause of the fire P-C Erwin Bureau ERWIN The results of an autopsy on a 30-year-old mem whose body was found in the burned remains of a trailer Friday have shown that smoke inhalation was the cause of death Tony Higgins died when a fire consumed a house trailer on Spar Mill Road shortly before 4 am Friday Unicoi County Chief Investigator Euit Fender said sister Jeanette Higgins McIntosh escaped from the burning trailer by crawling Lake Russell McMinnville ap) Lake Russell a former Tennessee corrections commissioner and warden at two state prisons has died following a lengthy illness He was 82 Russell who lived in Rock Island Tenn died Friday at River Park Hospital in McMinnville Graveside services will be at 2 pm 'EST Monday at Greenwood Cemetery in Knoxville Russell was named corrections commissioner in 1969 when former Commissioner Harry Avery resigned following the disclosure that he had interviewed prisoner James Earl Ray Avery said he planned to write a book about Ray the slayer of Dr Martin Luther King Jr Russell worked in Tennessee corrections system for 17 years before serving as commissioner for two years From 1945-1949 and from 1955-1964 he was superintendent of State Training and Agricultural School for Negro Boys now the Taft Youth Center at Pikeville He was warden at Brushy Mountain State Penitentiary from 1965-1968 and warden at main State Prison in Nashville from 1968-1969 A native of Ducktown Tenn Russell is a 1925 graduate of Carson-Newman College He was head football coach at Carson-Newman for five years and athletic director and head football coach at Mercer University from 1929-1941 During World War II Russell was a field supervisor for the American Red Cross from 1940-1945 serving in Iceland for two of the years Survivors include two daughters a brother five sisters four grandchildren and one great-grandchild Admissions Dec 24 Bonnie Burchfield Gray Reece Cross Pinev Flats Oscar Hamby 802 Wilson Manley Oaks Rt 9 Marion Shaffer 2003-A Sherwood Dr Man listed as after shooting A Johnson City man remained in fair condition Saturday evening at Johnson City Medical Center Hospital after a shooting incident around 8 pm Friday According to a report filed by Johnson City Police Department Officer Gary Younger Roy Greggs 44 No 4 Sherri Hill Road was found face down in the back seat of a station wagon in the parking lot of Troxwell Grocery 2103 Unaka Ave with an apparent gunshot wound to the abdomen Officer Younger said Greggs was unable to give a coherent statement concerning the incident at the time and was transported to the medical center for treatment Bureau of Criminal Investigation is continuing the investigation Duke Snyder The family will receive friend from 7 to 9 Saturday at th funeral home Percy Hux Funeral Home charge of arrangement REINISTURDIVANT FUNERAL HOME Mew land Gary Wavne Pritchard Funeral service tor Gary Wayne Pritch er wno dd Canton Ohio Tuesday wii be 1 cm Sunday from the Ren Sturdivant Funeral Home Chaoel with Rev Luther Carver officiating Burial W'li follow the Pritchgrg Cemetery Rem Sturdivant Funeral Home New-land i in charge of the Air traffic controllers to run cross-country Press-Chronicler ISLIP NY (AP) Air traffic controllers plan a crosscountry round-the-clock relay to raise money to combat cerebral palsy Frank Mueller a controller at the facility in blip which controls air traffic in the New York metropolitan area said the first leg of the run was to start here shortly after midnight Saturday Fifteen controllers including Mueller are to take turns running with a baton Each will run an hour and then be relieved by another runner he said Two support vehicles including a mobile home will follow the runner and carry runners who are waiting their turn Mueller said News beats City police investigated two auto battery thefts Saturday Virginia Virginia Miller 2010 Myrtle Ave told city police that between 8 pm Friday and 1 am Saturday someone stole a battery from her 1969 Dodge Dart while it was parked at 2021 Unaka JOHNSON it-omomcn News Center Boone Street at Main and Market PO Box 1717 Johnson City TN 37601 Published dally and Sunday Second class postage paid at Johnson City TN Subscription ger year by mail: Within 100 miles S6720 outside 100 miles $7400 We make house calls C8ll For a Free electronic hearing test now just as and we will give a tree electronic heanng test in the pnvacy yoorown home to determine which Beltone aid may be nght tor you BELTONE HEARING AID SERVICE Nils Cruz 3C1 WontgomerY SL Johnson 82J-J285 Also in Greeneville Mountain City Newport The Ling Island controllers expect to reach Leesburg Va site of another air traffic facility in 42 hours when they will surrender the baton to another team of 15 controllers Mueller said there will be 10 legs to the relay If all goes according to plan the controllers hope to reach Los Angeles site of a national telethon for cerebral palsy by Jan The stunt is being sponsored by the union the Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization in the hopes that it will raise $100000 for United Cerebral Palsy Three-car crash leaves one dead five injured A three car collision on Interstate 81 in Hamblen County between the Fish Hatchery and Lowland exits left at least one person dead and five others injured as of 10 pm Saturday night according to Tennessee Highway Patrol Trooper Tommy Brown Trooper Brown said that when he arrived at the scene it appeared that a 1979 Ford van Pennsylvania registration had been hit by a 1977 Cadillac Kentucky registration in the front end and by a 1978 Pontiac Tennessee registration in the rear Brown said the Cadillac was apparently traveling north in the southbound lane of 1-81 Both the van and Pontiac were apparently traveling south he said The person driving the Cadillac was pronounced dead at the scene Brown said Three persons injured in the Pontiac were treated and released from Moms-town-Hamblen Hospital The two persons injured in the van were taken to the hospital and were to undergo surgery Conditions were unavailable at presstime because both were reportedly still in the operating room Identification of the deceased and those injured was unavailable at presstime Sir William Osier The noted doctor Sir William Osier died in 1919 Osier is generally credited with the discovery of psychosomatic medicine as well as the development of modem hospital procedure and medical training Weldon Miller Jonesboro told city police that while his 1968 Buick was parked at the same location someone took the battery from the vehicle Both parties said they were away at work at the time of the theft according to city police reports An Erwin man Loyal Miller Jr summoned city police to the Corral Lounge 2905 Roan St early Saturday morning and reported his 1969 Camaro missing from the parking lot according to police reports Miller said the vehicle is valued at $10000 Elmer Hill 700 Gardner St told city police Friday that someone stole a Winchester Model 94 rifle from his van while it was parked at The Mall The weapon is valued at $150 Jail search results in charge against Elizabethton man An Elizabethton man has been charged with possession of marijuana after his arrest by Johnson City police on a charge of public drunkenness at a local nightclub Friday night according to police reports Jack Willard Nave Jr 30 was arrested by Officer Rick Belcher at the Foxxy Lady Club 2910 Bristol Highway Upon searching Nave at the city jail Belcher reportedly found a clear plastic bag containing a green leafy material believed to be marijuana and charged Nave with possession Nave is scheduled to appear in City Court Dec 29 and Sessions Court Jan 5 TRAFFIC BLOTTER Accidents Dec 24 Drivers Involved Kenneth Usuary 1712 Watauga at 1911 Miami Robert Hackler Tazewell Va and William Melons Kingsport at North Roan AREA BIRTHS Dec IS Chadwick James Fleenor son of Rose Ann and Jackie Fleenor Gra-y 8 lbs 5 ozs 214 inches Dec 24 Jessica Nichole Carr daughter of Mr and Mrs Jeffery Carr Rt 2 Box 207-B 6 lbs 9') ozs 22 inches JOHNSON CITY MEDICAL CENTER HOSPITAL Admissions Dec 24 Visiting hours are from 10 a to 8 daily Nancy A and baby boy Sanders Jonesboro Harriett and baby girl Everhart Jonesboro Patsy and bab9 girl Edgell Kingsport Diana and babV girl Sea if 42 Charleston Sauare Cathy B- and baby girl Spivey Gray Babv boy Sutohm Jonesboro Baby girl Nelson 500 Washington James Oler Jonesboro Waiter Matherty Gray William Dennis 210 Belmont Nancy A Huskies Elizabethton Ruby I Garland 116 Colorado Dora Dutcher Rt 10 box 1410 Gladys Parker Damascus Va Christine I Crawford 530 Mam Funerals dillow-taylo uncal moms Jo nntn Cfcerte Minor Fuofl service for Chert Milter ooo II of Rout I Jonboro who dwd Frmy will bo 2 Sunday from th Now Victory Urn tod Mofhodiftf Church with Rev Kvto Bomotto Rev William Alien officiating Burial will ho in the church cemetery Pallbearer will bo Sherrill Gorvm Greene Woyno Keoimeer Rooeri Loyd S'omev MHtor 011 Miller Orville McGee end Clarence Rice Honorary pallbearer will be Mr Geneve Murrey Chariot Beard Guv Blackwell BiM Brobech George Davit Tommy OiHow Wayne DiHow Ron England Uet Hartman Stanley Hilbert Boo Good Johnny Mitchell Rov Phillip end Jack Wemen OiHow-Taylor Funeral Home Jonetboro it charge of the arrangement HATHAWAY PERCY FUNERAL HOME imebeftton Robert Garland Funeral service tor Robert Garland 77 Rt 7 wnt HOute who dWd Thor dav i be conducted at 2 Monday from me Sonet Chaoel of Hathaway Percy Funeral Home with Kenneth Amid minuter officiating Mu wilt be under the direction of Mr Georgia Co or en The family wit receive friend th funeral chaoel from 12 a until th service hour Monday Hathaway Percy Funeral Home Sumet Cheoei charge of arrangement TCTttC FUNERAL HOME Tracy lrM Funeral ervce tor Trecy Bryn 94 Rt Warner Lane who dwd Friday w'M be conducted from the Tetrick Funeral Home Rverde Chaoel Hit Sunday with the Rev Drrel Holly Officiating Burial will oe at 0 Monday morning a the National Cemetery at Mountain Home Honorary pai'bearer will be Lew on Keriev Ketn Kertey Bill Kertev Bob Keriey Harry Kerev Brown Peregov Gray Myrtle Hicks 4210 Englewood Ruth A Hyatt Jonesboro Naomi Moss 1503 Linden Paul James Hackbarth 603 Holston June Story Jonesboro Joyce Johnson 717 North Mary Bashor 623 Lamont Lois Chesser Elizabethton Mozelte Crenshaw 203 Havnes Maudie Baumgardner Rt 5 Box 123 Emma Lucy Head 210 Chestnut Lela Roller 1610 Cherokee Everette Ramsey Gray Roy Greggs no address available Ruth A Sampson 2210 Hicks Mary Ann Mitchell 3151 Tiffany John Vilas Cooper Rt 9 Box 282 Discharges Dec 24 Robin and baby boy Salley Virgie Ogle Ray Brenda Wilson Dossie Pugh William Howard Range Donald Minor Walter Matherty Mable Smith Danny Neal William Dennis NORTH SIDE HOSPITAL Admissions Dec 24 Visiting hours are from 9 am to 9 pm daily Glea Roy Gray William Watts Rt 8 Discharges Dec 24 Lawrence Boone Richard Campbell William Carroll Anne Johnson Anne Schaffer Lawrence White Alber Baker Jeffery Franklin Lisa Cesaro Alma Heyer Everett Regan Ethel Ram-bott Susan Evans Richard Bolton Tammy Peters Mary Sutherland Joseph Barlow Jock EMi Fred Martin Kay Brewer Robert white Noah McCloud Walter Frank Church Rooer Church Leroy Perkin end Ralph Hart The family will receive friend following the funeral service until apm Sunday end at other tme at the home of Mr sister Mr Dalphne 8 Church Tetrick Funer I Home Riverside Chaoel is in charge MORRIS-BAKER FUNERAL HOME Outlaw Funeral services tor Outlaw Rf 4 who died unexpectedly at residence Saturday will be held at 7 cm Moryjav from the Morn Bker Funeral Hon chaoel wth the Rev Christopher Clement officiating Entombment will follow in Roseiawn Memory Garden Ac five oaiibearer mil be selected The amity will receive friend at the tune-! home from 7 to 9 a today Morn Baker Funeral Home 2001 Oakland Ave is in charge of arrangement PERCY-HUX FUNERAL HOME Mount City Graver Reece Funeral serve ter Grover Reece Trade will be conducted ai I cm Sun-dav from it Centervtew Church of Chnst with Mr Mabry end Mr Rov arrow officiating Burti wit fo tow the Reece Cemetery wilt be Joe Cornett B'H Reece Larry Wenc Lynn Reaca Max Green end Duke Snvdt Percy Hu Fufwri Home Charge Of the arrange rrnt PERCY-HUX FUNERAL HOME Mountain City Graver Reece Funeral ryce tor Grover Reece t9 Trade be condoned at 2 cm Sunday from the Centervew Church of hr W'th Mr Mabry end Mr Roy Farrow officiating Burial wil follow the Reece wH tie joe Cornett Reece Larry WaDece Lynn Reece Max Grew and JANUARY 5 1981 ROGER HESCH0NG DC Doctor of Chiropractic will associated with the Chiropractic office of DR A STINE 3 1 6 Watauga Johnson Gty Ttnn 926-1833 Office Hours Monday through Friday 8:30 to 6 £Z3C3C3C3C 14282 ywwiM MMUotUi Multv lor tut wimrnm 30 Month Certificate rate 1200 yields 1275 SIM MWh Dow Cecrge Washington Savings Loan 73-2181 Johnson City 282-1421 i ft.