Kingsport Times from Kingsport, Tennessee • 6

I A I KINGSPORT TIMES Monday Febrnary 2 1979 PREVIEW OF A EATHEk Rl'ttJUi FORECAST TO ESI 4 I mm yVyJw18 i ItTttH Kingsport one uncle four grandchildren and five great grandchildren Hamlett-Dobson Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements itmtj' ii SHOWERS I COiD Lawson of Kingsport Mrs Sarah Garrett of Castlewood Va and Mrs Virgie Lawson of Weber City one son James Gilliam of Eidson 12 grandchildren 23 greatgrandchildren Colboch-Price Funeral Home) is in charge of die arrangements Niley Mullins ROGERS VILLE Wiley Mullins 51 of Route 2 RogersviUe died at 6:30 pm Saturday at Holston Valley Hospital Survivors are his wife Edna Ruth Mullins: one daughter Miss Peggy Mullins: one son Jerry Mullins mother Mrs Nancy Mullins all of Rogersville four sisters Mrs Arlena Reece and Mrs Roxie Reece both of Tazewell Mrs Elsie Carpenter and Mrs Ruby Eidson both of Rogersville seven brothers Ben and Emmett of Tazewell Herman Oda Wilson Joe and Bert Mullins all of Rogersville Colboch-Price Funeral Home is in charge Mrs Mary Gilliam ROGERSVILLE Mrs Mary Jane Gilliam 86 of Eidson Route 2 died at Holston Valley Hospital Saturday night She is survived by three daughters Mrs Emily Southward from the Lakes to Texas Min-temperatures include: Atlanta 43 Boston 34 Chicago 10 Denver 12 Duluth -22 Ft Worth 22 Jacksonville 52 Kansas City 8 Los Angeles 50 Miami 70 New Orleans 45 New York 40 San Francisco 42 Seattle 41 St Louis 10 Washington 43 During Monday night rain showers will be found over parts of the mid and South Atlantic states as well as along the North Pacific coasts Snow is expected in portions of the Northern Plains and Ohio valley Elsewhere fair to partly cloudy skies should prevail Much colder air is predicted to sweep Pollution Battle $569 Million More Continued From Page 1 such human resources programs as health education job training- and welfare Nixons 1971 plan proves 41 per cent for human resources and 37 per cent for defense) Although still comparatively small other major programs of this a inistration pollution control crime reduction transportation and housing are planned to grow substantially in the years ahead Nixon said The proposed oltlay for law enforcement topped $1 billion for the first time with street crime the Cosa Nostra and drug abuse the chief targets Although Nixon said government income would exceed SDending in both the current fiscal year and the coming one the size of the projected surpluses must have come as a disappointment As spending continued to rise the projected surplus for the year that ends June 30 was trimmed from $59 billion to a narrow $15 billion Nixon expects the surplus for 1971 to be even smaller $13 billion In fact the surplus will turn Into a deficit unless Congress approves these revenue boosts: $200 million by collecting Social Security taxes on the first $9000 of wages instead of stopping $7800 as now The proposal will increase the tax for a person earning $9000 or more from $37440 to $468 a year $600 million by keeping excise taxes at their present levels of 7 per cent on new autos and 10 per cent on Wrecks Continued From Page 1 He reportedly had just been released from a Knoxville hospital after recovering from a New Years Eve accident and was wearing a cast on one leg when taken to the hospital McCarter was hurt near Clouds Creek Bridge after his truck rolled down a rocky bank He died Saturday Short was born in Wise County Va and came to the Kingsport area as a boy He was employed at Tennessee Eastman Company in the Tenite Division for the past 26 years He attended the Methodist church Short is survived by his wife Mrs Agnes Rogers Short of the home one daughter Mrs Walter (Sylvia Jean) Berkley of Kingsport one son Paul Short of Kingsport one step-daughter Mrs Billie Jo Short of Kingsport one sister Mrs Grace Richardson of Kingsport five brothers Wesley Short Howard Short Jack Short Homer Short and Chester Short all of Kingsport four grandchildren Hamlett-Dobson Funeral Mission Continued Costs By DANIEL RAPOPORT WASHINGTON (UPI) President Nixon today laid out a $569 million battle plan for the first year of his war against air and water pollution Following up on his State of the Union pledge the President characterized his anti-pollution proposals among the most important new initiatives of his fiscal 1971 budget Democrats were sure to label them too small In the budget the President explained the $10 billion represents federal state and local funds combined The national government would put up $4 billion with the Federal outlays i ng stretched out over a 9-year period In other words the last communities to participate would get their first federal funds in the fifth year of the program The actual amount to be spend during the fiscal year starting July 1 under the Presidents new program would be $40 million Added to this would be $423 million under the existing program which Nixon wants to replace with federal matching grants to communities for construction of waste treatment plants To attack the smog settling over Americas cities Nixon proposed spending $104 million next year to help states set and enforce clean air standards for research into $50 Million Asked To fj 4- JlJ 7 '--i- 2 -W v- FOR ACHIEVEMENT Staff Sgt William Hale (left) US Army received the Certificate of Achievement from Col Richard Krueger professor of military science- East Tennessee State University The award was made in recognition of faithful and efficient performance of military duty while at East Tennessee State University from Sept5 1967 to has been assigned to Germany and will be accompanied there by his wife Ruth and two sons TV A For Year Taxes telephone bills $674 million from higher postal rates $700 million from increased user charges including higher taxes on truck and private aircraft fuel and airline tickets $100' million in higher railroad retirement revenues The President also ordered the Treasury to take administrative action to speed up the collection of excise taxes and income taxes withheld bv employers This will produce a one-time windfall of $12 billion money that ordinarily would be collected in the following year Included in programs listed for termination were the special milk program annual grants to land grant collees supDort for the nuclear freighter Savannah and hospital construction grants Nixon said restructuring of aid to federally impacted school districts would save $196 million in fiscal 1970 and $400 million in the coming year Nixon budgeted $500 million as start-up costs for his $45 billion- a-year family assistance plan to guarantee at least $1600 a year for every family of four There were comparatively few new programs in the budeet The need to choose among alternative uses of our resources is a basic fact of budgetary life Nixon said In the past few years too many hard choices were avoided Inflation was permitted to steal the purchasing power from us all Kill 3 Home is in charge of arrangements Russell was born in Lee County had spent most of his life in Church Hill and had made his home in Winston-Salem for the past four years He was employed by the Hennis Freight Lines of Winston-Salem He was a member of the Liberty Chapel Baptist Church of the Clay Lodge No 386 AM of Church Hill veteran of the Korean conflict member of the American Legion and member of the Teamsters Local Union No 391 of Winston-Salem Survivors include his wife Mrs Patricia Lane Russell of Winston Salem two daughters Mrs Rhonda Elaine Russell and Deidra Nanette Russell of the home two sons Michael Thomas Russell and Phillip Scott Russell of the home parents Mr and Mrs Robert Russell of Church Hill five brothers George Russell and Roy Russell both of Church Hill Mike Russell and Tom Russell of Winston-Salem and Paul Russell of Miamisburg Ohio Carters Chapel is in charge of arrangements Opens From Page 1 the target area of an Allied artillery strike near Tam Ky 44 miles southeast of the northern city of Da Nang Helicopter gunships came to the aid of the patrol spokesmen said and repulsed the attackers Eleven Communists were reoorted killed in the 90-minute battle Government militia casualties were described as 1inht Near Saigon Viet Cong attackers ambushed a US truck convv Sunday killing one American and wounding five others Communist casualties in the incident were not known A three-hour battle on sand dunes near the South China Sea 352 miles northeast of Saigon resulted in 6 5 Communist dead spokesmen said The South Vietnamese mi'itia company involved in the clash reported one dead and nine wounded Guerrilla forces fired mortar shells containing tear gas into a US airborne brigade headauarters camp Sunday night 300 miles north of Saigon the US Command said 1 The 173rd Airborne Brigade suffered some casualties but no fatalities in the 20-round barrage spokesmen said The command said Comipunists have used tear gaS in such a fashion several times in the past COMING Operate WASHINGTON (UPI)-President Nixon today asked Congress to appropriate $50080000 to finance some of the nonpower operations of the Tennessee Valley Authority during fiscal 1971 This figure is slightly below the estimated $506 million for the previous fiscal year but represents only a small portion of TVAs total fiscal operations much of which is self-supportinng Revenue from sale of power is expected to total $527921000 and TVA expects to receive an additional Lfester Adams CLINCHPORT Lester- Adams 63 of Route 2 Clinchport died at his residence early Sunday morning He was a lifelong resident of Scott County and a farmer He is survived by four sisters Mrs Myrtle Rhoton Mrs Maxie Reed and Miss Lizzie Adams all of Clinchport Mrs Georgia Page of Akron Ohio Gate City Funeral Home is in charge Funeral Notices RUSSELL RONALD Funeral services for Ronald Russell age 31 of 1320 West Sedefield Drive Winston Salem North Carolina who died at 1 pm Sunday at Holston Valley Communmity Hospital from injuries received In auto accident on January 26th four miles East of Rogersville will be held at 2 pm Tuesday at the First Baptist Church in Church Hill with the Rev Morri Hoilifield and the Rev Emory Russell officiating Burial will follow in the Church Hill Memorial Gardens with Masonic Grave side services conducted by Clay Lodoe No 386 AM The body will remain at Carter's Chanel where the family will receive friends from 7 to 9 pm tonight and will be taken to the Church one hour before the services Pallbearers will be James Philips Wallace Russell Wayne Russell Windell Christian Jerry Shields John Webb Arthur Craddock Ron McPherson and A Wallace Carter's Chapel Funeral Home is In charge of arrangements ADAMS LESTER Funeral services for Lester Adams age 63 of Route No 2 Clfnchoort Virginia will be held at 11 am on Tuesday at Gravely Hill Church with Rev Curtis Adams and Rev Lester Smith officiating Burial will follow In the Jenkins Cemetery The body will be taken to the residence at 4 pm Monday where the family will receive friends tonight and will be taken to the Church one hour before services Gate City Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements SHORT PAUL A Funeral services will be conducted at 1 pm Tuesday at Springdale Baptist Church with Rev Orville Dolen and Rev Collins officiating Burial will be In the Hite Family Cemetery at Rock Springs Pallbearers will be Junior Dockery Jackie Short Gary Short Don Clemmons John Stevens Bobby Jack Short Wallace Little Donnie Garrett The body will remain at Hamlett-Dobson Funeral Home where the family will receive friends from 7 to 9 pm Monday Hamlett-Dobson Funeral Home is in charge MULLINS WILEY Funeral services for Wiley Mullins 51 of Rt 2 Rogersville will be held at 2 Dm Tuesday at the Colboch Price Funeral Home Chapel with Mr Martin Rudolph and Rev Ronald Sorah officiating Burial will be in the Highland Cemetery The family will receive friends from 7 to pm Monday at Colboch-Price Funeral Home ColbochJPrice Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements GILLIE MRS MARY JANE Funeral services for Mrs Mary Jane Gillie 86 Eidson Rt 2 will be held at 1 pm Tuesday In the Independent Baptist Church with the Rev Chariie Hurd officiating Burial will be In the family cemetery Family will receive friends at Colboch-Price Funeral Home from 7 to 9 pm Monday The body will be taken to the church one hour before services Colboch-Price Funeral Home is In charge of arrangements CLAMAN MRS ALICE JAYNE Funeral services for Mrs Alice Jayne Claman 80 will be conducted at 2 pm Tuesday in Hamlett-Dobson Funeral Home Chape) with Rev Basil Freeman and Rev James Richards officiating Burial will be In Oak Hill Cemetery The body will remain at the funeral home where the family will receive friends Monday afternoon and evening Hamlett-Dobson Funeral Home Is In charge of arrangements SPEARS WALTER JAMES Funeral services for Walter James Spears 71 Rt 10 Rock Springs 'a died Saturday will be conducted at 3 pm Tuesday at Pleasant View Baptist Church with Rev Ralph Cook officiating Buriat will be in Rock Springs Cemetery The body was taken to the home Rt 10 Rock Springs at 10 am Monday from Hamlett-Dobson Funeral Home It will remein there until the hour of service Hamleft-Dobson Funeral Home is In charge of arrangements Bristol Youth Charged In Station Entry A Bristol youth has been charged with the burglary of Konarock Shell Station and the theft of a truck from the station) Kingsport Detective Capt Brady Lane said the boy 15- year-old -William Butch Connor of Carolina Avenue Bristol admitted entering the station stealing the truck keys and driving the truck to Bristol Police found the truck abandoned at Rons Ford Sales in Bristol last week Lane charged the youth Saturday Connor will be tried at 10 am Tuesday In Kingsport Sessions Court Tricia Better With Measles WASHINGTON (UPI) Tricia Nixon is recovering from a case of measles and is reported feeling much better according to the White House IRREGULAR? DUE TO LACK OF FOOD BULK IN YOUR DIET m- BRAN 'OU99 BUDS f-x-i 1 '4- c-l ''t-V-J l-L '-7lr ATTEND KINGSPOR PREACHING MISSIOl FEB 1 thru 7 CARTERS CHAPEI Mrs Alice Claman Mrs Alice Jayne Claman 80 Wadlow Gap Road died at 9 am Sunday in Wilcox Hall following a lingering illness Mrs Clamon had spent her entire life in the Kingsport area and had been" a member of the Walnut Chapel Baptist Church since 1905 During recent years she attended the Harmony Presbyterian Church Mrs Claman is survived by her husband (Cliff) Claman of the home one daughter Mrs A (Mabel) Rhoton of Kingsport one son Claman of Kingsport one brother Kyle Jayne of Kingsport stepmother Mrs Cary Moorehouse of EVENTS pm Feb 5 at school for Founders Day program FRIDAY Kingsport Music Club 1:15 pm Feb 6 at home of Mrs Leland Davis 1809 Sherwood PL for program by members Kingsport Wives Who Wait Feb 6 For information on time and place call the Red Cross at 245-3221 Thefts From Cars Continue Takes Is SI 200 A continuing rash of thefts from automobiles was reported by" city police this morning Cash checks and personal property totalling more than $1200 were taken from four parked cars and the motor and transmission were stolen out of another auto Blanche Cranford Rt 2 Fall Brandi told police someone used a wire to jimmy open her car while it was parked behind Kingsport Public Library Sunday Stolen were several credit cards $60 in cash a ladies coat two Mason-Dixon payroll checks totalling $150 a personal check for $1142 a camera and a wristwatch Thieves entered another car Sparked in the Church of God lot on Memorial Boulevard taking a tape player and tape valued at $130 Elmer Rhea 1516 Warpath Dr told police someone broke the left window out of his car and s(ole cookware and a briefcase worth a total of $678 Jerry Dawn 225 Chadwell Rd reported the theft of the motor and transmission from his car while It was parked on Bond Drive Saturday A bicycle belonging to Earnest Slatter of Route 3 Kingsport was reported stolen Lincoln Day Dinner The Sullivan County Republican Organization wil sponsor the annual Lincoln Day Dinner on Saturday at 7:30 pm in the Dobyns-Bennett cafeteria For reservations call Mrs Carson Lewis at 246-6856 Coffee House St Timothys Episcopal Church will hold a coffee house on Saturday with dinner from 6-7 pm music by Mike Little and Linda Lappin and a one-act play Beard Beads and a Collar For reservations call 246-9577 Days Of Rioting In Ghetto Over? new control methods The government is spending about $80 million in this area this fiscal year Noting that the federal government currently is asking the states to set standards for sulfur oxides and smoke pollutants Nixon said similar steps would be taken shortly for additional pollutants Presumably they will be identified in a special message he plans to send to Congress later Nixon agreed to spend this years $800 million Because spending lags far behind appropriations however only $158 million is expected to be expended this fiscal year and $3225 million in the coming year Tennessee River basin seven states The TVA corporation plans to make payments to the Treasury during fiscal 1971 estimated at $80 million This will represent $60 million as a dividend for appropriated funds previously invested in the power program and $20 million to reduce the cumulative value of these past investments The TVA operations budget calls for spending a estimated $9624000 in water resources development Attacks Leave Four' Persons Hurt Four persons were attacked one with a skillet one with a beer bottle two with fists this weekend in Kingsport Shirley Harold 814 Sevier Ave was struck on Jthe Jiead with a skillet by another woman at her home about 8 pm Sunday She was released after treatment at Holston Valley Community Hospital police said she told them the other woman was drunk at the time A Five Points boarder Rick Hilton was hit on the head with a beer bottle when he allegedly entered another mans room and jumped on him police said Hilton who suffered a small cut on his left ear also was treated and released Malcolm Jarrells 23 1788 Stratford Rd was attacked while walking to a service station Sunday He suffered minor injuries Jarrells told police he didnt know his assailants Johnny Burk 18 Rt 31 suffered severe bruises on his face and nose in a fight which he said started in fun at McDonalds Restaurant He declined to prosecute his attacker In other action 18-year-old Larry Linebaugh of Gibson Mill Road was arrested after a Cloud Apartments resident reported he was breaking out windows there! Linebaugh also allegedly smashed a window in a police cruiser he was charged with public drunkenness and destroying property Three weeks ago Linebaugh was given 30 days in the Sullivan County Jail for helping beat up a schoolboy in Kingsport as the youth was lowering a flag at-John Sevier Junior High 1 And why should we make a commitment be a follower? Swalley said: If youre not a Christian you should commit to Christ In response td his love Also if you dont you are cheating yourself of joys and blessings And if you are a Christian why should you deepen your commitment? Swalley asked then answered: Jesus expects it and people respect a committed person more 22 Troops Die $26065000 in various nonpower revenues according to the administrations budget proposals submitted Congress TVA anticipates borrowing $440 million to be paid by future revenues the Presidents budget proposals said Total assets are expected to increase by $455391000 during fiscal 1971 The federally owned corporation operates a huge system of multipurpose dams navigation and recreation facilities a fertilizer plant and other projects in the With increased unity increased racial pride we can do better Holman 39 said in an interview We may never have another Watts Holman said For the foreseeable future I would be very surprised if we had another disturbance the size of Watts or Detroit The Watts section of Los Angeles exploded in August 1965 in a bloodbath that claimed 35 lives and $35 million in damage Then in 1967 riots erupted in Detroit killing 43 persons and causing an estimated $75 million in damage Last summer the first of the Nixon administration there were some disorders but none like those during the previous eight years Halman thinks there are many reasons why the violent days of the 1960s are behind us Not the least of these is that were lucky he said Sitting in this job all last summer there were times we held our breath Another factor he said is that blacks have become more fearful and careful Blacks dont want to commit suicide in this country He also credits police and local officials with becoming much more sophisticated more sensible in (he way they handle crime On balance most black people feel riots were counterproductive he said There are other ways of achieving our goals A key element Holman believes will be black demands for black control of their own communities Though such demands have resulted in fear and alarm on the part of whites he said i whites should say Well help you to get decent homes! 1 i 1 Club Calendar MONDAY Women of the Moose 7:30 pm Feb 2 at Moose Lodge for enrollment meeting and talk by Mrs Ruby Dishner RN Fairview Chapter No 80 7:30 pm Feb 2 for installation of officers Central High Band Boosters 7:30 pm Feb 2 in band room Kingsport Civil Air Patrol 7 pm Feb 2 at Civic Auditorium for a a program by ColPalmer TUESDAY Altrusa Club of Kingsport 6:15 pm Feb 3 at Ridgefields Country Club for program meeting WEDNESDAY St Dominics Guild 8 pm Feb 4 in school library for cmbined meetng of circles and installation of officers Madison School PTA 7:30 pm Feb 3 for Founders Day meeting and program by the Sevier Singers followed by tea for parents and founders Lincoln School PTA 7:30 pm Feb 3 in school auditorium- for Meet the Chief a talk by Dr Ralph Evans superintendent Liberty Chapter 198 7:30 pm Feb 3 for regular stated meeting Thomas Jefferson School PTA 2 pm Feb 3 at school for Founders Day program Slides of school kindergarten to be shown WEDNESDAY The Wednesday Club 1 pm Feb 4 at Ridgefields Country' Club Hostesses: Mrs Hunter and Mrs Lewis Garden Guild of Ridgefields 10 am Feb 4 at home of Mrs Charles Cox 324 Highridge Rd THURSDAY Kingsport Rebekah Lodge No 17 7:30 pm Feb 5 in lodge hall for installation of officers Note date change Contemporary Book Club 9:30 api Feb 5 at home of Mrs Smith 1521 Fairidge Dr Gravely School PTA 7:30 Continued From Page 1 groundfire 25 miles north of Saigon One American and six South Vietnamese died in the crash Three other Americans were wounded Military spokesmen said North Vietnamese troops ambushed an Allied patrol of 14 US Marines and 30 South Vietnamese militamen Sunday near the northern coast killing five Marines and wounding five others The patrol was searching Match Finds Fuel Leak Man Burned WASHINGTON (UPI) -The nation may never see another urban riot on the scale of Detroit or Watts because black people have decided there are other ways to get what they want according to one of the Nixon administrations highest ranking Negro officials Benjamin Holman director of the Justice artments Community Relations Service said there is a new climate in the black community to turn its back on violence The blacks say violence is not going to get us what we want Power Company Worker Killed SALTVILLE Va A 39-year-old power company worker was killed Sunday morning when he fell from a utility pole while installing an electric line near here Police said the man Lee Andrew Arnold of Glade Spring was knocked to the ground when a driverless company truck rolled into the pole on which he was working Arnold fell about 50 feet and apparently landed on his head Two Cnlers Are Given BOSTON (UPI) The US Coast Guard will give two of its 1 cutters the Yakutat and the Bering Strait to the South Vietnamese navy The Yakutat is stationed at New Bedford Mass and the Bering Strait is based at Honolulu Both are 311-foot high endurance craft constrtittted near the end of World War II 6 A Bristol Va man was hospitalized fori burns last night after he struck a match to inspect a leaky gas heater in his basement The man Walter Barnette Jr 25 was listed in satisfactory condition at Bristol Memorial Hospital after the accident Police said Barnette and a friend Ralph Leonard Jr 26 smelled gas about 9:30 pm and went into the basement of Barnette's home'" I to investigate Barnette struck a match' to inspect the heater and the escaping gcfs exploded burning both men1 1 a 4 iv i i 1 I -V 9 1 1 i Aihmb.