Kingsport Times-News from Kingsport, Tennessee • 10

4 Transactions On New York Market 10 Kingsport Times-News Saturday December 3 1977 DeRosier 89 43 42 u42 58 31 31 35 32 32 u32 57 17 16 16 SafwStr 22011 SUMnri 130 14 StRegis 1 72 9 Sander Asso NEW YORK fUPI) Following ore selected nationwide composite prices for stocks listed on the New York Stock Exchange Sales Net P-E (hds) High Low Lost Chg SanFe I 2 20 6 271 37 36 Schema 11210 354 30 29 ScMmb 1 1017 414 73 72 73 INA CD 230 7 99 43 42 42- incoLtd 80 675 15 15 u15 --Inexco 10b 23 256 20 19 20 log Rnd 2 80 I) 161 59 58 p58- InlndStf 2 60 305 36 35 u36 inspire 20h 33 39 17 17 17 IBM Crp 10 15 760 264 262 u264 AbbdttLl 2015 37! 55 54 Adrsgr 10b 239 IS 14 AetnoLf 160 0x55! 36 36 Air prd 40g 11 ISO 26 36 Atfooln 1 35- 1406 37 36 AtcanAI 1 40 6 272 22 22 AiiegCp 60a 16 15 IS AilgLod 21 10 02 If II AUg Pw 60 9 69 21 21 AiiiedChm2 9 139 44 44 AHtedStMQ 7 7 23 23 Altls Ch L30 5 117 25 25 Alcoa 100 I 306 43 43 AMAX 17510 36 36 AmrdH lOg 6 1M 30 29 Am Airlines 3 393 10 10 A Brand 3 04 I 118 44 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league would have to sponsor ETSU for its application to be voted on The league's top official indicate that there might be any problems on that point constitution calls for a maximum of 12 said Germann "So there would certainly be room for East -Tennessee next seasomno matter There have been a number of recent newspaper reports in North Carolina that Davidson was going to drop from the SC should the new regulations be passed by -the NCAA Germann made no comment on that subject A high-ranking Appalachian State athletic official told the Times-News this week that his university stood ready to back" admission should the application become a reality Two more schools would be needed to bring the application before a vote of the board East Tennessee plays several SC schools regularly including Appalachian State Furman and Western Carolina The local school is also expected to add either Richmond or UT-Chat-tanooga to next football slate That would give State four SC opponents on next year's schedule Any application for admission to the Southern Conference would require a two-thirds vote of all schools present to change the bylaws If all eight schools voted six would have to be in favor of the change Sources close to DeRosier indicate that ETSU will wait until after the OVC and NCAA meetings to make a move State is expected to put pressure on the league for a reform of the conference restrictions ETSU hosted the last OVC meeting in the spring but at that time the other universities were unprepared to any of thecurrent restrictions Officials both at ETSU and other OVC schools admit that may mean one less team in the Ohio Valley East Tennessee joined the league in 1957 and the OVC has only seen one change since then Austin admittance in 1962 Southern Conference is where our -recruiting area really said one ETSU athletic official would certainly be a boom to our entire If East Tennessee joins the Southern Conference the number of football scholarships would increase from 55 to 95 while four additional basketball grants would be available That has been mentioned at the university as the top reason for making the change DeRosier shortly after taking office said East Tennessee would be a major university within five years This could possibly be one of the bigger steps in that direction Kenmef 1 08 10 3 79 79 Kencott 60b 511 20 20 KeMcG 125 9 489 47 46 KiddeW 1 20 6' 13 27 26 KnnbCI2 20 8 192 42 41 Airt 6 1 48 48 mart 56 13 1557 29 28 KnlghtRid 1 12 19 38 38 Kooors 11010 409 24 24 Kroftln 232 9 105 46 46 Kroger 160 6 65 26 26 LeorSieg 68 5 120 16 15 Lehm l25b 136 10 10 2a 111 27 26 u27 LlooGrp2 56 512 28 27 LtUyEii 1 42 Litton 7k 9 Lockheed 4 LoewCp 1 20 3 LoneStr 110 7 LTV Corp LuckyS 76g 10 LuknStl 1 60 7 LvkeCp 20h 29- 20 u41 48 29 38 24 p46 U26 16 10 AmCyanl 9 210 26 25 26 AEIPwr2 1210 323 24 24 24 AmHoistOl 7 217 22 20 21 A Hamel 2015 597 27 27 AmHosp 56 14 472 28 27 28 Am Motors 284 4 4 b4 Am No 2 80 217 46 46 Am Stand 2 7 151 36 35 p3S AmStrs 210 6 11 30 29 30 Am TAT 4 20 91522 59 58 S9 Ametek 160 10 17 31 31 31- AMF In 1 24 9 83 18 17 18 Ampex Cp 9 -89 9 9 p9 Amstor 1 35 I x29 19 18 ArmcoSISO 9 170 27 26 ArmsCork 1 11 98 18 18 18 Asarco 4016 203 14 13 14 AshlandOl 2 27 30 30 AtiRichfkJ 2 9 1301 51 50 Atlas Corp 7 31 15 AvcO Corp 4 104 16 16 Vfc Avnetlnc70 6 100 16 15 616 BobWII la 13 574 58 58 58- Bakerlnt 6411 165 48 47 47 BongorP 50 6 195 22 21 22 1 Bankom 94 9 231 24 23 24 Mrs Comia Williams OSAKA Va Mrs Cor-nia A Williams 85' died Thursday night at Lonesome Pine Hospital Big Stone Gap after a long illness She had been a resident of Osaka for the past 65 years and attended the Methodist church Survivors include Three daughters Mrs Allene Carmichael Kingsport Mrs Elsie Light Big Stone Gap and Mrs Joanne Fig Day-ton Ohio one son Earl Williams Lugoff SC four Sisters Mrs Martha David Johnson City Mrs Cleo Williams Baltimore Md Mrs Jenny Jackson Washington State and Mrs Hazel Hobble Jonesville two brothers Guy Blankenship Midland Pa and Buford Blankenship Michigan 17 grandchildren and 27 great-grandchildren Roy A Green Funeral Home is in charge Majorie Lee Good JOHNSON CITY Mrs Marjorie Lee Self Good 88 307 Winter St Johnson City died at 6:45 pm Friday at Range Hall in Johnson City She was a native of Washington County and was a member of the Salem Presbyterian Church Mrs Good was the widow of Newton Good Survivors include one daughter Mrs Robert Dulaney Kingsport and one grandson Dillow-Taylor Funeral Home is in charge Cay Scott 28 26 13 26 25 26 26 Textron 1 40 7 Thiokoi Co 1 6 ThrlftyC 48 9 Survivors include his wife Mrs Nellie Mitchell two sons Carl Mitchell Albany Ind and John Mitchell Kingsport one (daughter Elsie Lane Rogersville one sister Mrs Ned Livesay Sneedville two brothers Luther Mitchell Orleans Ind and Gale Mitchell Mooresburg 10 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren Colboch-Price'r Funeral Home is in charge Martha McMahan Martha Washington McMahan 77 died in Lonesome Pine Hospital in Big Stone Gap Friday following a brief illness She was an Episcopalian and she had been a resident of the Kingsport area for the past 30 years Survivors include one sister Mrs Katherine Carico Kingsport and one brother Samuel (Duffy) Brooks Audubon Iowa Holding Funeral Home is in charge FUNERALS BOWERY PERRY Funerol services for Perry Bowery will be conducted at 2 Soturdoy at the Fordtown Baptist Church with the Rev MJIburn Morelock the Rev Jim Slaughter the Rev Tommy McGhee and the Rev William Jefferies officiating Buriol will follow in the Pond Cemetery in Fordtown Tenn The body will remain at the funeral home where the family wilt receive friends from 7-9 Thursday The body will be taken to the home at noon Friday Route 14 Ridgeway Road Pallbearers will be Carl Johnson Tommy Pullham Gary Greer Steve Taylor Gory Bowery and Phillip Bowery Carter's Chapel Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements WILLIAMS MRS CORNIA A Funeral services for Mrs Cornla A Williams will be held ot 2 pm Sunday from the Chapel of the Roy A Green Funerol Home Appalachia with the Rev Joe Berth officiating Burial will be in the Glencove Cemetery Big Stone Gap The fatally will receive friends at the funeral home from 7 to 9 Saturday Pallbearers will be grandsons Tommy Light Kenneth Williams David Williams Bobby Fig Ron Fig and Richard Paxton Roy A Green Funeral home is In charge of arrangements ill so 8 )368 10 11 IS? Stocks Of Local Interest 26 29 19 SO 2 63 24 32 6 4 21 29 15 17 Kroger's K-Mort Mead Corporation McDonold Corporation Notrek Mobil Oil Pittston Coal Co Pet Milk Phillips Industries Ramado inns Revco Drug Stores Sears Stevens Southern Company i Unlisted Securities By BRADFORD A Ce ASG Industries 2 2 1st American National Bank 8 9 1st Tenn National Corp 9 9 General Shale 14 14 Loews Cos 22 23 Penn Virginia 69 72 United Tenn Bankshores 5 5 Westmoreland Coal 44 45 Listed Securities ASG Continued From Page 1 Mocy 1 7 141 38 38 Mod Fd 89b 1208 rl3 13 Man Hn 1 92 7 208 35 34 38 13 35 47 12 p13 269 47 60 13V MrthnO 220 7 MarMidl 80 9 MorshF I 2411 MarhM 1 60 6 MasseyFg 1 5 Moy DS1 16 6 MoverOs 90 9 Moytg 160a 12 177 29 McDonO 50 8 108 24 60 22 140 24 253 14 86 27 17 24 members principally union local chairman Danny Collier and Poske representing the international union The disagreement apparently centered on details of the contract settlement and-the release of such information to the Times-News by Collier over the objections of Poske Collier had objected to company statements that the negotiations were buttoned His reaction prompted the negotiator to say that Collier is not the official spokesman for the union which is an affiliate of the AFL-CIO The glass plant had been hit by a strike in the late 1950s That job action had resulted in several incidents of violence workers recalled 0030 Local 496 represents workers at the Kingsport plant while a separate local was created for the company's other plant in Greenland The latter employees vote on a new contract this February Collier said He said about 315 union members about three-fourths of those eligible to vote cast ballots Friday 22 23 14 27 24 29 23 Union members said after the vote that the agreement is a three-year contract that offers a wage increase The previous contract had been for two years and hard-line union members were seeking an 18-month pact The former contract expired Nov 21 and the union voted to reject the offer and work day to day under the old contract pending a further offer Preliminary reports on the final offer had some union members pessimistic and predicting a strike was likely Friday morning all but one of the negotiating committee spoke against the proposal and recommended its defeat But with the chief negotiator standing by the agreement and the last-minute concessions by the company the contract was accepted by the majority of workers Company officials could not be reached Friday night for comment on the outcome As the contract negotiations entered the final stages this week a riff reportedly developed between hard-line union 22 U24 27 24 29 1 24 26 21 ul9- Beat Fds961 1 Beckmn 44 15 Bell Hwl 84 25 Bend ix 2 28 7 Beth Steel 1 48 Boeing Co 1 7 BoiseCol 10 7 Borden 1 56 8 Borg 1 60 6 Bost Ed 2 44 11 Bra niff 30 5 BrlggsSt 92)11 Bris My 1 1013 BritPet 35b 13 5132 BrGrup 140 6 Brunswk 60 6 Bucvrus 80 8 BuddCo 1 60 4 Bulova Wch Bunk Ramo 7 Burilnd 1 40 7 Burl No 1 60 7 GOOD MRS MARJORIE LEE SELF Funeral services for Mrs Marjorie Lee Seif Good will be conducted at 2 pm Sunday from the Salem Presbyterian Church with the Rev Howard Pusey officiating Burial will follow in the Monte Visto Buriol Pork The body will remain at the funeral home where the family will receive friends from 7-9 Soturdav and will be moved to the church to lie in state one hour preceding the service Dillow-Taylor Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements McGr 1 60 8 58 26 26 McGrHil 80 9 91 18 18 McLean 58 8 2 21 21 MeadCorp 1 5 94 19 19 Merck 17015 693 56 54 MerrilLy88 9 186 16 16 u16 Ig 10 87 24 23 24 MidSoU 138 6 619 17 u17 1 70 14 664 47 46 47 MinnPL 176 9 26 21 21 21 MobilC 4 20 7 484 64 63 1 Mohasco 90 9 39 12 12 'a Mongrm 40 -5 47 15 14 Monsan3 10 7 4U 55 54 55 MorganJP 2 8 198 45 44 Va MKnd 1 lOg 6 35 33' 33 Motorola 84 10 642 36 r35 36 Moun Fuel 2 9 303 38 37 MtStTel 1 88 9 12 27 27 27 MurhCo 128 6 13 17 17 14 50 49 U49 Nabisco 2 5211 Comp SI 6011 ConPac 93b 5 CaroPLl 72 9 Rhea Continued From Page 1 POE MRS LAURA Funeral services for Mrs Laura Poe will be conducted at 1 Sunday from the Foil Branch Funerol Home Chapel with the Rev Bornes otficlatlng Buriol will follow In the Liberty Hill Cemetery The body will remain at the funeral home where the family will receive friends from 7-9 Soturdoy Pallbearers will be Gory Randall Gordon Gilliam Corl Loyd Roy Word and Roy Word Fall Bronch Funeral Home is in charge ot arrangements MCMAHAN MARTHA WASHINGTON Funeral services for Martha Washington McMahan will be conducted at 2 Sunday at Holding Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev Insko officiating Burial will follow In the American Legion Cemetery Nephews will serve as pallbearers The family will receive friends from 6-8 pm Saturday ah the funeral home NatAirtn 50 24 NtIDistt 1 60 7 Ntl Gyp 1 05 8 Nat Sti 2' 20 11 Natom 1 60g 3 NCR Cp 60 Nev Pw 1 76 NEngEI 1 94 iag Mo 1 34 NLIndu I 20 NorfkW 1 64 NoNtGs 2 40 NoStPw 2 06 NwstBcp 96 193 13 12: 87 22 22 25 16 16 50 32 31 116 36 35 671 40 39 75 31 31 38 24 Vg 24 80 15 IS 239 17 145 27' 26 114 38' 38 39 29 28 5) 25' 24 16 13 u22 16' 32 36 u40 3l 24 'a Ul5 Va u38 u20 2 40 8 Celanse 2 80 9 CentSW 126 9 Cent Tell''? 9 Certn Te 75 8 Cessna 144 7 Champl 110 6 ChmpSP 68 9 ChaseM220 9 ChemlNY 3 6 Chessie 2 32 8 Chris Craft 16 Chrysler 1 6 718 13 13 13 Cm Gasl 84 7 179 23 23 23 CIT Fin 240 8 163 34 33 x33 Citicorp 106 7 1902 23 23V Va Cities Srv 3 6 3S5 49 48 49 City Inv 80 5 361 13 13 CieveEl 2 64 7 132 33 33 33- CloroxCo 6010 318 14 13 14 CoastSG 30 6 169 20 CocaCol 1 54 14 509 38 CocoBtl 40a 13 1024 9 Colgate 1 12 284 23 Coi Gas 2 24 8 66 29 CmbE 1 60g 10 46 38 CmwEd2 40 10 148 30 ComSat 1 40 9 3302 33 32 ConEdison2 6 1151 r25 ConsFd 1 50 8 145 25 Con Frgth 90 7 111 26 Cons NG2 6 38 42 41 42 ConsuP 2 12 7 123 23 23 p23 ContAL 25b 7 274 8 8 ContlOil 140 8 1789 29 28 u29 NortonSi 76- 9 260 20 20 Cay Scott 69 1029 Harte St died Friday morning at his home following an apparent heart attack Born in Lee County Va he had been a resident of Kingsport for 50 years Scott was employed by the Stevens Co for 44 years prior to his retirement in 1973 He was a member of Pleasant View Baptist Church Survivors include his wife Mrs Buna Roberts Scott two daughters Mrs Fred (Imogene) Cole and Mrs Butch Margaret) Hudson both of Kingsport two sons Kenneth Scott Kingsport and Tommy Scott Nashville one brother Charles Scott Blackwater Va eight grandchildren Hamlett-Dobson Funeral Homeisin charge Matthew Ball Matthew Jason Ball infant son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth1 335 Won-' derland Dr died Friday morning at Holston Valley Community Hospital Survivors besides parents are one sister Lisa Ball of the home one brother Christopher Ball of the home paternal grandmother Mrs John (Grace) Mysinger paternal step-grandmother Mrs Clyde Ball maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Earl Carpenter Hamlett-Dobson Funeral Home is in charge PocGas El 2 7 Pac Ltg 1 80 8 PacPetrl8610 369 23 23' p23 66 2) 20 21 161 r35 35 Elizabethton Man Dies In House Fire ELIZABETHTON A 59-year-old recluse died early Friday from smoke inhalation shortly after he was found lying in his burning Elizabethton home Fire fighters said Ernie Angel was found unconscious near the rear of the two-story frame dwelling when they carried him outside and for 15 minutes tried to revive him with emergency aid The 6:45 am blaze authorities said had apparently-started in a first floor front room before spreading upstairs Angel a former Carter County Department employee was described by neighbors as a recluse who rarely left his home where he had lived for the past five years Man Arrested In Two Burglaries Robert Collins address unavilabie was arrested Friday night for the November 28 burglary of Emmett Elementary and Holston Middle Schools by the Sullivan County Sheriff's Department Lt Sherrell Lyons is heading the investigation which is still continuing and $41995 in stolen school property was recovered MITCHELL LEONARD Funerol services for Leonard Mitchell will be conducted at 2 Sunday at the Hickory Cove Baptist Church with the 'Rev Bosil Jones officiating Burial will follow in the Wilder Cemetery The body will lie in state for 30 minutes prior to the service The family will receive friends from 7-9 Saturday Colboch-Price Funeral Home in Rogersville is in charge ot MASSENGILL JAMES Funeral services for James Massengill will be conducted at 10 a Monday at the Colboch-Price Chapel Burial will follow in the family cemetery In Scott County Va The family will receive friends from 6-8 pm Sunday and at their home Saturday Colboch-Price Funeral Home in Rogersville is in charge of arrangements BALL MATTHEW JASON Groveside services for Matthew Jason Ball will be conducted at 4 Sunday ot East Lawn Memorial Pork with the Rev Ralph Cook officiating Hamlett-Dobson Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements SAMPSON MISS MARY KATHERINE Funerol services for Miss Mory Katherine Sompson will be conducted at 2 pm Sunday in the chapel of the Gate City Funeral Home with the Rev William Kendrick Jr officiating Burial will follow In the Powell Volley Cemetery In Drvden Va Friends will be received ot the funeral home from 7-9 pm Saturday Gate City Funeral Home during this intense period when she could not remember anything? Dr Hogan said In the final arguments Mclnturff painted a picture of a man did not like women very much when he was Rhea had received a general discharge from the service for one sex crime said Mclnturff And (Mrs Rhea) had every reason to believe he would do so again not with his daughter but with Mrs Rhea had a daughter by a previous marriage Prosecuting attorney Jerry Beck meanwhiler'criticized Mrs-Rhea-as- a-woman who sobbed and cried on the stand without a showing on her Beck argued the number of bullets fired at the victim had to have come from someone who knew what they were doing He also said Mrs Rhea had to have fired the gun from more than six feet away from her husband since no powder burns could be found on his shirt is the one who had nowhere to said Beck Before the jury was called back into the court deliver the verdict Judge Edgar uaihoun admonished those present against a disrupting response to the decision So overwhelmed was Mrs Rhea however she almost received a 10-day term in jail for contempt of court after the verdict was announced Judge Calhoun also warned that threatening a witness was a felony and that if such an incident should occur Sullivan Uounty Deputies would be Bn hand to make an arrest Judge Calhoun's warning came after a shouting match between a defense witness and persons identified as members of family broke out in front of the courthouse Thursday and father when sober When he was drinking however he became a totally different person they said Mrs Rhea testified-that her husband would become violent after he had drunk just a few beers and had often beaten her and the children On the night of the murder Mrs Rhea said her husband drug her into the bathroom threw the blanket she was carrying down on the floor and then shoved her down and forced her to perform oral sex which caused her to throw up Then according to Mrs testimony her husband pulled out a gun from the medicine cabinet and threatened her life A struggle followed and Mrs Rhea ended up with the gun At this time Mrs Rhea said she went blank When she awoke she was on her knees in the doorway to the bathroom with the empty gun in her hands Eight empty casings were found on the bathroom floor Five of the bulletts had struck her husband one striking the main aorta of the heart Lengthy testimony was also heard yesterday from Dr Marshall Hogan a prominent local psychiatrist Dr Hogan was called by the defense to explain how Mrs Rhea could black out the shooting incident without suffering a mental illness is my understanding that one can act under such a state of stress and not know what they are he said a natural reaction response to an extremely stressful When defense attorney BC Mclnturff asked: Would she know what was going on James Massengill PurexC 1 08 9 40 16 Purlatr 1 20 9 20 21' 1 QuakrO 1 04 9 119 22 22 Ralston 50 11 1766 14 Rapid Amer 5 36 6 Raytheon 1 10 125 34 RCA CpI 20 9 498 28 Rep Stl 1 60 11 91 23 Revlon 1 10 14 347 44' Rey ind 350 8 138 63 Reyn Mt 1 7 94 30 Robshw 1 10 9 Z3500 19' RochG 1 40g 8 65 20 Rockwll 2 20 7 71 29 RohmH 128 11 91 29 DrPeppr 5616 193 15 14 15 Dow Chi 20 2577 27 26 27 DowJns 1 3214 237 34 Dravo 1 05 9 10 28 28 28 Dresser 8810 116 44 44 Duke 1 72 9 149 22 21 c22 DuPonf So 1 1 441118116 117 DuaneL 172 9 148 19 19 x)9'4 EascoCp 9010 57 26 25 26 Va Eastern Air 4 182 6 6 -EostK 1 60o 13 2039 51 50 EotonCorp2 7 64 39 38 39 V4 EIPosC 1 10 7 370 16 16 EltraCp 1 16 7 44 25 24 25 Emer 1 2014 201 35 35 35 '4 Ensrch 1 80 8 84 30 30' 30 Esmork 1 84 8 94 30 30 u30 Ethyl 170 5 x133 39 39' ExCelO 1 40 7 59 27 27 27 ExxonCpnS 8 2169 46 r4S'4 73 11 112 23 30 15 18 11 39 3 197 16 121 Faberge 40 9 FoirCom 8011 Fairclnd40 9 FoIrmtF 76 12 Farah Mfg FedNatMt 1 5 Ferro 1 44 8 10 22 15 10 3' 15 30' 30 10- 23 15 Va 3' 16 30- CHURCH HARRY Funerol services for Harry Church will be conducted at 2 pm Sundov from the Appalachian Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev Leonard Smith officiating Burial will follow in the Highland Ceme tery Pallbearers will be selected from friends ond neighbors The body will remain ot the funerol home where the family will receive friends from 7-9 Saturday Appalachian Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements SCOTT CAY Funeral services for Coy Scott will be conducted at 2:30 pm Sunday ot Pleasont View Baptist Church with the Rev Ralph Cook and the Rev Joe Hickman officiating Burial will follow in the East Lawn Memorial Park The body will remain at the funeral home where the family will receive friends from 7-9 Saturday and will be token to the church one hour prior to the service Neohews will serve as pallbearers Hamlett-Dobson Funerol Home Is in charge of Names Transposed In the Friday Times-News story about the closing of Roberts and Johnson Lumber Co the names of the co-owners were transposed It was Johnson who sold out his interest in the business to his partner Edd Roberts Route 137 Work To Begin Dec 12 Flrstne 1 10 9 490 FsPaCp 132 8 x96 Fleming 80 8 16 16 15 16 16 16 16 ABORTION INFORMATION AND SERVICE Collect 615524-1 263 How: 10-5 Mon-fri Until Noon Sot CLINIC knoxvuu inc 7 1 0 Wi HtH Avwnua at Hanley St Bridge Knoxville Tenn 37902 15 16- 16 19 31 Flintkt 120a 9 32 19 19 FloPwr 2 48 7 1341 31 31 FlaPLit 1 76 9 356 27 27 u27 Vi 120 5 467 20 r20 20'- FoodFar 20 6 33 5' 5 5' For dMo 320 3-660 44 43' p44 Fr McK 110 6 64 17 17 17' FreptM 160 11 176 19 18 19 Fruehauf 2 6 37 27 27 u27 projects will cost $12 million Martin said McDowell has projected that the Bays Mountain section can be completed by the spring or summer of 1979 -if the project encounter any major snags Another contractor McKinnon Bridge Co is expected to begin work soon on another portion of Highway 137 the section which wifi span the Holston River in Old Kingsport Together the two BAC ROGERSVILLE James Massengill 45 Rt 2 Eidson died at 3:30 am Friday at his residence following a brief illness Survivors include his wife Mrs Jamie Lee Massengill seven daughters Eline Head Clinchport Iva Jean Massengill Eviline Massengill Dena Massengill Shirley Massengill Betsy Massengill and Amanda Massengill all of the home three sons Gillis Massengill Michael Massengill and Timothy Massengill all of the home mother Mrs Charles Massengill Eidson seven sisters Mrs Elmer Goins Kingsport Mrs Hobert Butler Mrs Cecil Williams Mrs Earl Palmer Mrs Grady Thorpe Mrs Albert Goins Mrs Bledsoe all of Eidson and Mrs Horton Oregon five brothers York Massengill North Carolina Roy Massengill Charles Massengill Elmer Massengill and Elvis Massengill all of Eidson and one grandchild Colboch-Price Funeral Home is in charge fs: Ilf MCCULLOUGH MRS MICKEY Funeral services for Mrs Mickey McCullough will be conducted ot 2 Sunday at Carter's Chapel With Bob Kastens and Gerald Wilhoms officiating Burial will follow in the Oak Hilt Cemetery Pallbearers will be Evans Carr Cecil Craft Charles Currie DeVoult A Hess ond Huey Long The family will receive friends from 7-9 pm Soturdoy at the funerol home Carter's Chapel Funeral Home Is in charge of arrangements Genl Mills 1 12 303 30 30 u30 CT 1 1 Highway construction crews are expected to move into the of Bays Mountain on Dec 12 to start work on the new segment of State Route 137 project engineer Harold Martin said Friday Martin said representatives of the major construction firm McDowell Contractors announced the starting date at a pre-construction meeting Friday morning at Kingsport City Hall He said about 40 persons attended the four-hour session Among those represented were all contractors and highway departments involved in the project along with people from Holston Defense Corp Tennessee Eastman Company Mead Corp the city of Kingsport Kingsport Power Co Kingsport Water Department and Volunteer Natural Gas According to the construction schedule presented by McDowell workmen will begin clearing trees from the mountain right-of-way two weeks from Monday Martin said Excavation will continue throughout the winter and the contractor hopes to begin bridge-and-concrete work by early spring i '-v i Vf Leonard Mitchell igesf -J 'aatt-r- vr-n nun nu3Br-ii 'to Mjim -1 cokmcjc to ir-ir- iJrjr t-tii 'In ti-jr '111 a 'uM' -Ti 'i- Yin- "Jit 1 I Gulf OH I 90 7 GulfStU 124 8 66 4 418 27 27 131 14 13 666 11 11 U27 Rolling Stone To Stand Trial TORONTO (UPI) Keith Richard rhythm guitarist far the Rolling Stones Friday was ordered to stand trial on heroin and cocaine charges that could send him to prison far life Judge HA Rice who presided over the preliminary hearing rejected the arguments of lawyer that the founding member of the British rock group had no intention of trafficking in heroin which carries a maximum lifp sentence He continued $25000 cash bail and ordered him to reappear Feb 6 to have a date set far trial Richard pleaded not guilty Ham Pa 1 30 8 43 18 18 Harrahs 40 7 18 17 16 HarrlsCpn 1 12 184 42 42 HeclaMn 2k 72 7 7 Heinz 144 9 526 34 3t4 Hercules 1 9 360 15 HershF 1 20 7 37 19 15 19 18- 16- 42' 7- 19 ROGERSVILLE Leonard Mitchell 85 424 Circle Dr Rogersville died at 4 pm Thursday at the Veterans Hospital in Johnson City fallowing an extended illness He was a member of the Hickory Cove Baptist Chrurch Mitchell was born in Hancock County and had lived in Hawkins County for over 50 years He taught in the Hancock and Hawkins school systems and was a veteran of World Wy I an mx si Heublin 14013 149 26 26 u26 Hewitt 40 17 2H 73 72 73 HittonH 110 9 165 24 24 Hobart Co 1 9 69 19 18 HoffElec 24 11 4 9 9 9 Hoi Inns 46 9 438 15 15 u15 Homstok 1o 18 119 38 38 u38 Hony wl 1 90 7 211 47 46 u47 Hoostnl 196 8 147 32 32 HowardJ36 8 523 11 10 11 1 I I 39 25 24 u2S 61 27 V4 27 27- 37 20 19 84 26 26 g26 84 16 16 During Saturday rain and showers will be expected over the Pacific Northwest and southern Florida while snow will fall over portions of the upper Plains Mostly sunny skies will prevail elsewhere Maxium readings include: Atlanta 57 Boston 47 Chicago 36 Cleveland 41 Dallas 71 Denver 53 Duluth 13 Houston 75 Jacksonville 68 Kansas City 45 Little Rock 62 Los Angeles 72 Miami 78 Minneapolis 22 New Orleans 71 New York 48 Phoenix 75 San Francisco 62 Seattle 54 St Lpuis 47 and Washington 55 i-ioiui '-Inri 1.