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P r e s t o n e " B r a k e F lu id

1984 Headlines (Conf. From 191

lhal week thai Livingston would sponsor, their first Home-coming.

Katherin Petitt was sen-tenced to eiqht years in Drison by Circuit Judge. Dan Venters; a controversy arose over a county road that leads to a farrti owned bv Fifth District Matistrate Joe Clark, and. tb.e_.Rackr.wle.

. -Crantv^Scfc"^ Systems 6udget for 1984-85 would exceed S6.000.000 during the first week '

. in October. The October 11th issue of

the SIGNAL featured a random poll which showed support for a new grade schqpl at MVES. and

.._SchQQL-Superintendent, Charles-.

. Parsons and board Chairman Dr K R Burdette said that they were feC5H5i3ering their position after the results of the poll were released. Also that • same week, a problem with a recreation room at Fairground» Hill in Mt. Vernon prompted a large turnout £t the Mt. Vernon City Council meeting because residents said' they were wor-ried about their sifety.

During the third week of October, then • United States Senator Walter ""Dee" Huddle--Ston- brought his campaign to town; as he' was the featured_ speaker at a breakfast held in his honor at the Rockcastle Steak House, and a special fund was set • Up for Mt. Vernon, Elementary School student Rod-ney Lewis who had contracted . leukemia. After the moving presentation of the' -TV movie "The JSuwmg Bed." -it—was— learned that Rockcastle County had their own Spouse Abuse

Center which had been set up by the Christian Appalachian Project.

The fourth week of October - saw the proposed landfill site at

Livingston tenatively approved-by the state, and Livingston

. area residents met to form a plan of action to combat the ruling. Fifth District United States Congressman Harold Rogers' «-£'.cr.-000.€GC amend-ment for Hwy. 461. died in committee, and Rockcastle

. County got a new state trooper. Officer Joe Schendenfelder.

• With the coming of Novem- • ber. 600 new voters had regist-ered for the general election. wbichJeatured-Uuolocal-school— bqard races: the State Depart-ment of Labor. Occupational Safety and Health program

"cited the Rockcastle County School Board over asbestos removal at Brodhead Element-ary School, and local veterinar-ian'Dr. K R Burdette received the 1984 Veterinarian Award from his peers during a banquet in Louisville. •,

The second week in Nov-ember. three incumbent school board members were easily re-elected, and Republican Mitch McConneft pulled a sur-

• prising upset over Walter Hud-dleston.

Later In November. Rock-castle Manufacturing had a new plant manager as Steve Bates took over, and it was announced that November 15th would be the Town Forum on Education.

The local School Board .—appealad-their-fine-and-citatiofi-

which was levied against them bv OSHA: the county consid-

ered trying to sell a garbage franchise, and the Rockcastle County Arts Council and direct-or Allen Pepsol presented their second production of 1984 in the form of "the play 'Scapinio' which opened at the Cedar Rapids Country Club.

In the latter part of Novem-ber. the tobacco market opened with a good price for '84 as the burley leaf averaged over $1'.87 across the state, and 112 people turned out for the local Town Forum on Education. . . . . .

; Jack Martin received the Farmer of the Year Award from

the Rockcastle Business anji Professional Association; a lotffl woman was killed in a hit-and-run traffic accident on Hmy. 150 just outside of Brodhead. and a new supermarket. Foodland of . Brodhead. opened its doors. Also that same week, local businessman and Fire Chief John Cox received the Everett C. Brown Memorial Award from the Rockcastle County Improve-ment Council.

December saw the with-drawal by the county for a . landfill at Pine Hill, and two prisoners that had escaped from

the Rockcastle County jail in November were recaptured in Winchester.

A Georgia man was indict-ed for reckless homicide in connection with the traffic death of Evelyn Sargent on Hwy. "150; local attorney William D. Greg-ory filed suit against the county over a counjy road, and two Rockcastle residents were ar-rested in Madison illegal possession <

The December "> ilie\SIGNAL fcaturecl^Lr"—/ about the unfairness of repre-sentation on the local Board of

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Education; a state trooper was injured in a car chase at Ottawa, and . David Bales became the first candidate to file for this May's Primary Election.

The last issue of' Decem-ber. a holiday paper., included

. the filings of the first two candidates for County Judge'-Executive in May's Primary. Fiflh District Magistrate Joe

. Clark and Mt. Vernon City Councilman Jack Rentier made .their intentions known, and $ local- family said they would .go ' to Mexico as Baptist mission-

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Oyehous» 9am Supply has opened a brais.Vi.Oic'-" Trie Farm supply store 'tGnWba; •ptbmbiny, eftjc- " in Brodhead. Kenneth Dyehouse, owner and trical, Jiardware, paint, household and farm sup-operator of the new store is shown &bove in the plies.They are open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday thru store which is located on main street in Brodhead. Saturday. The phone number is 758-9711

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