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The Knoxville News-Sentinel Wednesday August 4 1993 BC3 BLOUNT COUNTY Grad gets scholarship Q1 Mflrft a NEranb AL Mkt 44111AL 11tAmmamake Work set to begin on Spur Gatlinburg Bypass crunch Sipe home from camp NEWSMAICERS -141r: it'' fillilk 70 A 11 f'': 0 4 41' "17' NT' a' i 1 ''sfi ifrii- t'- -li i 1K 1r '44 2 till 1f '''') rc 1 i 2 iA '1' lr: 'i: 4ol i -4 kt 41 01'i'EJ1 4(Pe Ir 4 410- ez 7-'''-qc: ft 4s1A434-- iW ti s' Z'l It 4 414 ''it '14 0-4' g-k'--17 7-T '11 i 4zr- iiL4 ri-1: 11: 1' 14107 4 'V oy: 4 wts 7N -1 '1 1 A' 'Ai- A f--az 4 ItIC' It l' '''1 '41k it f'-zi 1 t7ricit viV 1- --14 04 --t--e'4 LI 4 iiitA' 4 SP rttri'7' t' I 34i'vi'' Officials at the Great Smoky Mountains 'National Park announced that work will begin later this week to remove the remainh)g bottleneck on the Gatlinburg-Pigeon Forge Spur Currently the northbotmd Gatlinburg Bypass joins the Spur on a narrow ledge between the West Prong of the Little Pigeon River and the side of a mountain This space limitation means that two-lane traffic leaving Gatlin-burg has to be merged into one lane to allow Bypass traffic to merge onto the Spur On June 30 the Federal Highway Administration awarded a $16 million contract to Crowder Construction Co of Spartanburg SC to rebuild the intersection The work will consist of constructing a retainhIg wall along the east bank of the river to support a new acceleration lane for the Bypass During construction motorists on the northbound Bypass will be detoured off the existing merge lane to a "stop" sign at the edge of the Spur where they will turn left toward Pigeon Forge According to park Superinten dent Randall Pope "the detour is not expected to affect the traffic flow out of Gatlinburg on the Spur During high traffic periods however motorists coming off the Bypass may face some delays while they wait Tor a break in the traffic We are asking that motorists be especially careful in that area and we want to remind our neighbors that the speed limit between Gatlinburg and the Bypass junction has always been 25 mph" Work is expected to be completed by March 31 Park officials also announced that work to finish the repaving of the Spur and its parking areas will resume on Sept 7 after being suspended for the peak summer months Motorists can expect temporary lane closures along the Spur until Oct 1 when work will again be suspended in the travel lanes to accommodate heavy traffic generated by the fall leaf season Throughout the period the speed limit on the Spur will remain at 35 mph for the safety of construction workers as well as motorists The speed limit will return to 45 mph when work is Anhur Sipe Jennifer Pestertield Jennifer Pesterfield a 1993 Maryville High School graduate has been awarded a University of Tennessee Freshman Alumni Scholarship She plans to major in industrial engineering Her selection was based on an outstanding academic record in high school Pesterfield a Maryville Scholar received the Society of Women Engineers Award and the Hugh O'Brien Leadership Award She attended the Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken NJ for a two-week summer program for exploring career options in engineering and science She was vice president of Mu Alpha Theta a member of the National Honor Society vice president of Engineering Explorers and president of the Elizabeth Paxton Houston Society Children of the American Revolution Pesterfield was a member of the Maryville High School band for four years serving as clarinet section leader and participated in the All-State East Band Clinic She received the gold and sfiver cups in organ in the National Federation of Music Clubs Festival Pesterfield the daughter of Dwain and Jane Pesterlield of Maryville is a member of the Maryville First United Methodist Church where she sings in the youth choir Arthur Sipe the 1993 Heritap High School valedictorian has returned from a 28-day National Youth Science Camp near Bartow WVa Sipe was one of 102 graduated high school seniors who attended the camp Students are appointed by their governors The camp established in 1963 by West Virginia and now produced by the National Youth Science Foundation is the nation's oldest honors science symposium Sipe participated in a series of studies mcluding these to the Green Revolution physics interpreting ecosystems and Russian society In addition he participated in three outdoor overnight trips Sipe heard lectures on critical thinking by Zoon Nguyen a professor at the Yale School of Medicine genetic diseases by Holmes Morton the recipient of the Johns Hopkins 1993 Albert Schweitzer Award and engineering ethics by Mac Louthan of the Savannah River Laboratory He visited the National Radio Astronomy Observatory in Green Bank WVa While at Heritage Sipe accumulated many honors including National Merit finalist Presidential Academic Fitness Award National Honor Society and Beta Club He participated in student government church choir Key Club Forensics Club and Debate Club Jennifer McCafferty daughter of the Daniel Lee McCafferty of Cincinnati is the new president of the Maryville College Student Senate McCafferty was elected to the post by the students last spring She will preside at Student Senate meetings and work with the college administration in matters of concern to students McCafferty is a senior chemistry major Sgt 1st Gass James Cape of Maryville is retiring from the Tennessee Army Natinal Guard's Howitzer Battery of the 1st Squadron of the 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment Cope served for 38 years in the Guard currently he is the motor sergeant for the ba Other dons held by Cope are first sergeant and senior mechanic Cope joined the regular Army in February 1958 spent two years on active duty and joined the Tennessee Army National Guard in 1958 Cope who is employed as a maintenance technician in civilian life said "being promoted to first sergeant" was the highlight of his mffitary career Cope said he plans to spend time pursuing his hobby which is metal woridng Cope is married to the former Reba Je Everett They have three children and their only son is also a member of the Howitzer Bat tery Bill Dunavant representing the Blount County Chamber Commerce and Efts' Janes and Jimmy Janes representing ALCOA recently attended an air-quality meeting in Ashville KC The meeting was to form the Southern Appalachian Mountain Initiative to address air-quality issues Member states are Tennessee Alabama Georgia Kentucky North Carolina South Carolina Virginia and West Virginia Attending were representatives of regulatory agencies environmental groups industry the US Environment Protection Agency the National Park Service and the Forest Service SAMI will look specifically at air pollution as it is affected by sulphur ozone pollution and visual pollution The mission is to identify reasonable measures to remedy ex6 isthrg and to prevent future adverse impacts from human-induced air pollution in the Southern Appalachians Pattern emerges for rural America 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