The Park City Daily News from Bowling Green, Kentucky • 2

1A tAtlYkifWT CRfF FiTlCV TVfLOAY AAJWAgt 4 lit) Telephone customers to see service changes Ms Mrycaont (sopases ATAT ul sfl offer it stasce sen re but la be swx one a iwaey offer ug te sen we and JHarestrorgrompKfiMO Lee Sauck Central Beii manager Booing Green sad additum la Heger Wsrg phenes cuslacners out entire other char get their see at me hat mg boo muck they pay Far years put ions a 4 ioeg stance charges base auPscdaed local sees me be sad Drrrgwa two he expiated tuck accompanied the ATAT breakup Ji mean that each sen we a tli hae ta pax for itself The bet effect a that long distance rate Ul decrease oxer the long run and local sen ice rates ul increase "Truman sad Truman added that there will be fewer flat rates and mote of a link between rates apd boo much a sen ice is used He cited directory assistance charges at an example In the past there were no directory assistance charges The cost of offering the sen ice was spread oxer ex cry customer a bill Now those ho use rt pay more foe it and those who use it less pay less which Truman said is only fair Those he use the system the most should pay the most" he sad It like utilities The more electricity you use the more you Truman also said bills could look ijtasniM Nsvrs Su3 rsr If ro Itaurg a (iwe from Ms B-a ym nav mm a rUxt la Mi xur pfcoiw mtir( 4 For mc euvy 4 J1 fc a pMiK ctvr p- you caa rrfia Bat rr 4 xu tyr 4i tM yoa ill ka ta bay a phurw A frt at tb brnl up at Amenta Teiephiine A Telegraph the parent corrpanx at ail the local BrU m'fmt the phone company caa no longer ar tell nca ph-nek It can arslx maintain the one It ta currently teasing A nr iy formed AT AT subsidiary American Bell Inc a no hsndUrg telephone art si for Bell Bat is only one of many companies offering telephones and a facing stiff competition from companies that have been sunning the open marketplace a lot longer than the phone company Ownership of any leased phones not bought by phone company customers automatically goes oxer to American Bell Jan I lima Elimination of telephone leasing by Bell is one of many charges being brought about by the Bell breakup uhich folkiued a xexen-year court battle between the go eminent and AT4T The break-up which is to be completed by the first of next year will separate the 22 Bell companies including South Central Belli a lot dfereot the sewers eaxod pecetse three bsjs ter use af the teicpnon Im Mr the terminal i telephone art' ana aat her Mr bug eolanre sen we he sad Ltd ruw-d be tram a deferent company and be mdrpeodeot af the ethers Truman admitted fetteig phone senve under the ora system mad more cwmpticeird but ru tomm iM get used ta The gas campaay and the eMctnc company amt responsible for end toend sen ice and they art it out okay" be sad The same dl be true af phone sen ice Truman added that although the Bell breakup not what ATAT anted and there dl be "some pitfalls along the ay" be thinks the changes will eventually work to the adxanlage of consumers and the phone company "It removes a lot af the uncertainty af what the future holds lor us he can now ga back to proxdirg phone service and get out of the courtroom By the way phone bills went up 2 percent this month but the phone company says it won't make any money on the hike Congress raised the excise tax on phone bills from 1 percent to 1 percent which will be the rale at least through 1985 ATAT officials estimate the raise will generate an extra fl 2 billion for the government next year lAP Laser-photo) A robe for the justice sute court system that la still suffering growing pain Stephens noted that Wintersbelmer Gant and Vance have served ea the Court of Appeals for the past six years and Leibooo has extensive experience as a circuit court Judge Gant and Leibooo replace former Chief Justice Joha Pal more and Marvin Sternberg respectively each of whom retired Vance detested former Justice Boyce Clayton and Wto-tershetmer defeated former Justice Joha O'Hara In the November election The four new Justices Join Stephens Calvin Akers and James Stephenson oa the court current court system was created la 1978 through aa amendment to the stats constitution ROY VANCE (left! (eta some help from his too Newtoa as be remove his rob after being swora ta aa a Jostle oa th Kentucky Supreme Court la Frankfort Monday Vance a Paducah aativ Joined Donald Wintenheimer diaries Leibooo and Uitara Gant aa a new member of the court after Chief Justice Robert Stephen administered the oath during ceremonies In the onute Supreme Court courtroom Each new Justice 041 twors ta during separate ceremonies that were followed by receptions la the State Reception npom Stephens described each of the aewi Justices as worteohollc" and said their ability to shoulder heavy wortloads will be invaluable in dealing with a Obituaries from the 3 region Funeral was Dec 2) at Meredith-Clark Funeral Home with burial in Forest Law Cemetery Survivors include two daughters Mrs Lavada Darlage of Columbus Ind and Miss Shannon Hampton of Edinburgh Ind two sons Clyde Hampton of Trafalgar Ind and Gary Hampton of Franklin Ind one brother Charles Hampton of Indianapolis Ind one sister Mrs Jean Hayes of Bowling Green one grandmother Mrs Lucy Lane of Bowling Green five grandchildren and several nieces and nephew Speedway Ind died at It 48 Saturday at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis after a brief illness The former Scottsville resident as a member of Durham Springs Missionary Baptist Church in Allen County Funeral will be al 2 pm Wednesday at Goad Funeral Home with burial in Crescent Hill Cemetery Visitation is at the funeral home Survivors include one son Travis Sikes of Speedway Ind two grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Parker Miller Sr Parker Miller Sr 7 of Louisville Road died at 12 37 Monday at his residence after a lengthy illness The Warren County native was a retired farmer Funeral will be at 10 30 am Thursday at Hardy and Son Funeral Home Bowling Green chapel with burial in Smiths Grove Cemetery Visitation will begin at 7 today Survivors include his wife Mrs Vesta Lewis Miller three daughters Mrs Grace Lowe of Smiths Grove Mrs Dorothy Holthouser of Bowling Green and Mrs Barbara Ann Miller of Scottsdale Ariz three sons Parker Miller Jr and Maurice Miller both of Bowling Green and Norvin Miller of Riverside two sisters Mrs Christine Basham and Mrs Edith Young both of Anna 12 grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren Mrs Mattie Janies Sikes SCOTTSVILLE Ky Mrs Mattie James Sikes 83 of Clvde Hampton MORGANTOW tnd Clyde Hampton 46 of Morgantown Ind died Dec 26 of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound in Franklin Ind according Capt Joe Gruss of the Franklin Police Department He owned Hampton's Garage in Morgantown and worked as a mechanic for Matlock Ford in Franklin DailyNews The Prt City Daily News t60 OoD'-SheO a'iy r0 eicep' tor $44 X) no $55 per year Oy the News PuOi'SD hq Co D3 Coiieoe Bow og Green 42101 Secono cass pa0 Bowling Green Kv Send address changes Park Da News PO Boa Bowing Green Ky 42101 SuBSCR PTiON Rates By CARRiER I week daily and Sun $1 Sunday only SO cents week Da i oiy cents week SUBSCRIPTION RATES By vail Smpson cogan Sutler Vuhienoerg OO Grayson Hart ana Monroe Counties Payeote in ocvance 12 0S $44 pigs $2 a nvos $22 50 plus 13 a 3 mos SO P'ub 58 cents at 1 mo $6 cents tea All other Ky count-es and elsewhere including toregn countries- 12 mos $S5 6 mos 3 mosSlaSO residents must add percent sates it subscriber does not receive paper in Bowling Green can I7X before tp ang a copy whi be sent by special messenger On Sunday can betore to 00 a and a copy wilt be sent tg you EC Simmon SCOTTSVILLE Ky EC Simmons 70 of Scottsville died at tt37 Monday at Allen County War Memorial Hospital He was a farmer and a retired businessman He was a member of Scottsville Church of Christ and Scottsville Rotary Club Funeral will be at 11 am Thursday at Goad Funeral Home Visitation will begin at 6 today at the funeral home Survivors include his wife Mrs Mildred Bridges Simmons three sons Thomas Simmons of Nashville Emil Simmons of Scottsville and Richard N' Simmons of Franklin his mother Mfs Gertrude Simmons of Glasgow two brothers Raymond Simmons of Lexington and Mark Elmer Simmons of Michigan three sisters Mrs Ruth Smith of Glasgow Mrs Ruby Everett of Indianapolis and Mrs Barbara Branstettbr of Edmonton and three grandchildren Heating help available Applications will be accepted next week to provide emergency assistance to people who live in households without adequate heat The assistance is part of a state Department of Human Resources program Project Warmup and applications will be accepted 9 a -3 pm Thursday and Friday Jan 13-14 at the Delafield Community Center at 800 Beauty Ave Marie Smith Warren County program director said the county has been given $26954 under a federal program to assist those without money for heat and the money can be used to buy blankets space heaters and emergency fuel orto provide emergency shelter or to'pay a utility deposit or a utility reconnect fee She said those making application for funds must bring with them verification of gross income and other assets and a Social Security card Qualification is dependent on income and family size she said Is the return on your existing IRA keeping pace with inflation? 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