The Knoxville News-Sentinel from Knoxville, Tennessee • 14

A14 The Knoxville News-Sentinel Sunday August 12 1990 FROM PAGE ONE Chemical Parole I think he should get out Anybody who would ktt Ns wife and kids and then get out? I don't think he should because he get what he should have gotten in the first place Onme friend of MhcheN It" It hard to find oppo- nents of Mitchell's release in Blaine Thursday think he should get out" said Norman Williams 48 who was once a friend of MitchelL who would kill his wife and kids and then get out? I don't think he should because he didn't get what he should have gotten in the first Like many in the community-' Williams was shocked by the killings But he described Mitchell as a regular guy prior to the slayings Williams said he saw Mitchell the night before the on July 17 after a May 24 hearing He was apparently dose to a release date when Blaine resi- doits and relatives of the slain family learned of the parole and started the letters and the petition 1 "A man who did what he did need to be breathing He don't need to be taking up oxygen" said Bernice nephew who asked that his name not be used at the request of daughter Dolly June She lives in another state with another last name now but she still fears her father It wasn't hard to find support for the petition in Blaine where feelings about the killings still run deep A remember it very Collins said "I think you can find anybody in Blaine that of age that doesn't remember than a mile from the old Mitchell hone knew Paul for years and was friends with Bull said was aD right He was a pretty good guy rd say Everyone was surprised he Just killed Bull also think Mitchen should be freed an right in he said Mitchen has a sister in the community but she declined to i 1 a I I i a a a a 0 a a a 1 1 I 1 2 I i i CaatiiMd tram page AI Mitchell then left the house only to return when he heard the wounded Dolly June telephone a friend for help He shot her again and left her for dead Mitchell who earned a living as a farmer and a truck driver was waiting on the porch when police officers arrived He pled guilty to the three first-degree murder charges and was sentenced to three concurrent 99-year sentences on Dec 31 1971 Mitchell was contacted through a Department of Correction official but he declined comment He had been denied parole in 1989 but was approved for parole TV CeaMaued frem page Al tain extent to take care of the simulcast and the programming" said Jim TindeU assistant general manager at the stations He added not planning on expanding the staff at this time" That decision has saved money Channel 15 is included in Channel 2 budget which will increase only about 10 percent from just less than $2 million last year to about $22 million More staff as well as local programming for a single station will come we can afford Un-dell said Single -station programming may deal with local issues politics or personalities Funding for such shows could come from money raised in Knoxville through the new station Knoxville has been the main A1 foe current interest in chemical weapons for security reasons we feel we cannot talk to you now It a sensitive Nichols said Bower said the company is averaging production of about 200 suits a day because federal officials have declined to provide the plant more advance payments to hire and train additional employees With more employees the plant could meet its contractual production level of about 27000 suits a month he said The government told Camel it would not provide more advance did not meet previous production schedules Bower said however that Camel coukl not meet the production schedule because the government lab in Philadelphia took six months to test material instead of its contractual deadline of 30 days Before the delays started the Newport plant had a contract to make 327000 chemical protective suits for about $19 million So far 7500 have been made and Bower to have only enough cap-25000 1 to make 20000 or although he now has federally and approved doth to of foe 327000-suit or- thing with (Iraqi President Saddam) Hussein has caught them (defense procurement offi- s) totally off guard and they know what to do" Bower said my Bower company has made tents and field packs for the Defense Department for many years and he said this is the first major bureaucratic tangle is the worst ever Bowers said insane what these people are doing" comment Mitchen hearing is set for Aug 21 at the main prism in Nashville There apparently many people in foe area who fed Mitchen has paid his debt to society Asked if MitcheU might have any friends in Blaine who would support his release BuU thought for a moment and came up empty got a problem hunting a person like that around here be said merce Programs range from Rogers Neighborhood" to performances by the Boston Pops Orchestra to MacNeilLehrer to Old TindeU said the station wiU to get on with 8088100 first It sort of the cornerstone Everybody knows PBS (the Public Broadcasting System) by Street We just felt that was something everybody could identify with A fUnd-ralsing drive and a government grant provided most of Channel more than $2 million cost About $400000 remains to be raised Channel call letters stand for Own Public Television A reception and dedication ceremony from 2 to 4:30 pm at the Hyatt Regency wtt launch the station Wednesday aHeiust talked to me like he always aid He was like he always vim UT Williams said Ermon Bull 79 was also a friend of MitchelL He lives less nels be separated by a certain number of air miles and the closest you could go was TindeU said Rather than start Channel 15 in Knoxville and Channel 41 in Tri Cities was a compromise to hopefully take one channel and serve the whole middle and upper East Tennessee Curtis said adding it worked it would have saved a lot of It work Reception has been poor although according to TindeU Channel 2 has broadcast at maximum power since it went on the air Clear broadcasts required a transmitter closer to Knoxville Channel 15 antenna will be attached to the WBIR-TV tower on SharpsRidge Channel 15 caU letters stand for Knoxville Own Public Television A reception ami dedication ceremony from 2 to 430 pjn at APR FOR MEN Calvin Klein source of funding for Channel 2 TindeU said Now contributions will fund public broadcasting as a whole not just one station Although technically that means Knoxville coukl help to pay for upper East Tennessee shows that shouldn't prevent contributions TindeU said certainly 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