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10A Thursday, Nov. 28. 1996, Smyrna, Term. THE RUTHERFORD COURIER 1-840 south officially open Were aa incredible location far distribution, he said. There was concern at tunes that 1-840 might not happen after it was planned, Vaughn said.

During the ceremony, Sundquist noted the bipartiian effort to get plans for 1-840 going and construction under way. After Alexander, a Republican, left the governors office, former Gov. Ned McWherter, a Democrat, then moved plans for 1-840 forward during his eight years in office. Representatives from the Chambers of Commerce in the area were among those who met with McWherter to talk about the need for 1-840, and plans continued for the south loop, Vaughn said. In July, under the Sundquist administration, the $765 million, 108-mile 1-840 north loop was announced to connect to the south loop.

A beginning date for that project is unknown, Grandinetti said. But when it's finished, 1-840 will make about a 185-mile circle around Middle Tennessee, transportation Commissioner Bruce Saltsman said during Thursdays ceremony. -1-840 sections which are open are marked with state route signs at this time. The state will apply for inter state designation from the federal government when the south loop is finished, Grandinetti said. However, the' state has referred to the project as 1-840.

opment, Vaughn said. The first public hearings were held for the 1-840 project in 1987. Construction did not begin until 1991 in Wilson County, and small sections, of 1-840 in Wilson and Rutherford counties have opened quietly lined that time. 1-840 was open from 1-40 in Wilson County to U.S. Highway 4170S (New Nashville Highway) in Rutherford County before Thursday's formal ceremony, but the ribbon-cutting opened a small 2.9-mile section of 1-840, which had been closed, from 1-24 to die New Nashville Highway.

The ceremony was held Thursday because that small section is the last one which win open for a long time, said Luanne Grandinetti, Department -of Transportation director of public information. Construction continues on 1-840 from the 1-24 interchange to the Williamson County line. That entire section isnt expected to be completed until the year 2000. The 78-mile-long, $453.5 million south loop of 1-840 will lead to 1-40 in Dickson County when finished. I think its probably going to be a catalyst to get us into the 21st century and beyond for economic development.

I've heard it said tAany times roads and education mean jobs, and certainly this is a nice thoroughfare, Vaughn said. But we need to do more than let it be a nice thoroughfare." Plans need to be made and goals need to be established to maximize 1-840s potential with industrial as well as. commercial developments for distribution locations, he said. This area is the center of 75 percent of the U.S. population, Vaughn pointed out.

Toybox Christmas scheduled $7030. Thomas Ezell, failure to appear, 0,0, 24, $50, $120.50. Cory Fisk, theft under $300, lift, 16. $50. $120.50.

John Fogaros, violation of probation, 2 months, supervised until fines paid, 0, SO, $0. David Folch, driving on suspended license, 6 months, 6 months, 16, $100, $154. Ryan Gagouski, consumption of alcohol under 21, 6 months. 6 months, 16, $100, $170.50. Daniel Gavin, leaving the scene of an accident, 30 days, 30 days, 8, $50.

$120.30. Sandy Harris, driving on suspended, 6 months, 6 months, 8, $100, $154. Gary Hasty, driving without license in possession, 30 days, 30 -days, 8, $50, $141.25. Ronnie Hopkins, assault, 1 1-29, 1 1-29, 24, $50, $144. Christina Hunter, theft under $300, 11-29, 11-29, 16, $50.

$120.30. William Hutson, possession of drug paraphernalia, 11-29, 11-29, 16. $230, $320.30. William Hutson, DUI, 11-29, 48 hours to serve, 11-29, 24, $330, $455. William Hutson, possession of marijuana second, 11-29, 11-29, 68, $500, $370.30.

Joel Jemigan, contributing to the dcliquency of a minor, 11-29, 48 hours to serve, 11-29, 48, $230, $320.50. Joel Jemigan, violation of probation, serve 6 months, 0, $0, $70.30. Joel Jcrnigan, possession of drug paraphernalia, 11-29, 11-29, 16, $250, $320.50. Joel Jemigan, failure to appear, 0, 0. 24.

$30, $120.30. Joel Jemigan, simple possession, 11-29, 11-29, 16, $250, $320.50. Charles Jucnger, driving on suspended. 6 months, 48 hours to serve, 6 months, 8, $100,5154. Terry King, driving without license in possession, 30 days, 30 days.

52. $30. $141.25. Sandra Knotts, violation of probation. serve 2 A months at 75 1 2 months at 73 0, $0, $70.50.

William Hutson, DUI, 11-29, 48 hours to serve, 11-29, 24, $330, $455. Dainond Matncy. public intoxication, 30 days. 30 days. 4, $50, SI 20.50.

Rondald McGee, driving on suspended, 6 months. 6 months. 8, $100. $154. Jacqueline McKee, driving without license in possession, 30 days, 30 days.

8. $50, $141.25. Connie Miles, disorderly conduct. 30 days, 30 days. 4, $50, $120.50.

James Miles, disorderly conduct, 30 days. 30 days, 4, $50, $120.50. Nancy Miles, disorderly conduct. 30 days, 30 days, 4. $50, $120.50.

Mark Parker, public intoxication, 30 days. 30 days, 4. $50, $120.50. John Peny, failure to appear, 0, 0, 24. $50, $120.50.

James Pickett, violation of probation, 7 days to serve, 0, $0, $70.50. James Pickett, criminal impersonation, 6 months, 6 months, 16, $100, $170.50. James Pickett, public intoxication, 30 days, 30 days; 4, $50, $120.50. Mark Pierce, driving on suspended, 6 months, 6 8, $100, $154. Darrell Pointer, driving on revoked 3rd offense, 1 1-29, 48 days to serve.

1 1-29, 48. $500, $554. Darrell Pointer, DUI. 11-29, 48 hours to serve, 11-29, 24, $350, $4551 Randall Pomeroy, disorderly conduct, 30 days, 30 days, 4, $50, $120.50. Billy Pope, failure to appear, 0, 0, 24, $50, $120.50.

Billy Pope, driving without license in possession, 30 days, 30 days, 8, $50, $141.25. Ronald Rife, public intoxication, 30 days, 30 days, 4, $50. $120.50. Ronald Rife, disorderly conduct, 30 days, 30 days, 4, $50. $120.50.

Thomas Ritchey, DUI 2nd offense, 11-29, 45 days to serve, 1 1-29, 48. $600, $705. Thomas Ritchey, driving on revoked. 6 months, 48 hours to serve, 6 months, 24, $100, $154. Franklin Russell, DUI, 11-29, 48 hours to serve, 11-29, 24, $350, $455.

Franklin Russell, driving on suspended, 6 months, 6 months, 16, $100, $154. Bounsouk Saysithideth, disorderly conduct, 3Q days, 30 days, 4, $50, $120.50. Bounsouk Saysithideth, resisting arrest, 6 months 24 hours to serve, 6 months, 16, $50, $120.50. Bounsouk Saysithideth, public intoxication, 30 days. 30 days, 4.

$50. $120.50. Elisha Simmons, worthless check, 6 months. 11-29, 16, $285, $355.50. Elisha Simmons, failure to appear, 0,0, 24.

$50. $120.50. Catherine Sims, driving without license in possession, 30 days. 30 days, 16, $50, $141.25. Richard Smith, violation of probation, serve 6 months, supervised until conditions met, $0, $70.50.

James Stair, contributing to the dcliquency, 11-29-48 hours to serve, 1 1-29, 48. $250.00, $320.50. Ronald Tittle, indecent exposure, 1 1-29, 1 1-29, 100, $250, $320.50. Ronald Tittle, indecent exposure, 1 1 -29, 1 80 days to serve, 1 1 -29, 48 $250, $320.50. Ricky Tritlen, public intoxication, 30 days, 30 days, 4, $50, $120.50.

Mollie Warren, driving without license in possession, 30 days, 30 days, 8, $50, $141.25. Franklin Russell, DUI, 1 1-29, 48 hours to serve, 11-29, 24, $350, $455. Jon Wright, driving without license in possession, 30 days, 30 days, 24, $50, $141.25. Printed below are the public records for Smyrna, docket Oct IS. Listed in order will be the defendants name, the charge, the suspended sentence (if applicable), the probation period (if applicable), community service hours, the fine and total costs.

Brian Adam, driving on suspended, 6 months, 6 months, 16, $100, $134. Brian Adam, driving on suspended, 6 months, 6 months, 16, $100, $1S4. Brian Adam, evading arrest, 1-29, 48. $100, $170.50. Brian Adam, failure to appear, 0, 0.

24. $30, $120.30. Brian Adam, failure to appear, 0, 0, 24, $30, $120.30. Cirilo Aguliar, failure to appear, 0, 0, $30. $120.30.

Cirilo Aguliar, failure to appear. 0. 0. $30. $120.30.

Mark Barnes, assualt, 11-29. II-29, 48. SI(X). $170.30. Jason Boone, child endanger-ment, 1 1 -29, 30 days to serve cunsc.

11-29. 24. $1,000, $1070.50. Jason Boone, DWI, 11-29. 48 hours to serve.

1 1 -ft, 24, $330.00, $455. Jason Boone, Consumption of alcohol under 21, 1 1-29. 1 1-29, 16. I (X). $170.50.

Ronald Campbell, public intoxication. 30 days. 30 days. 4. $30.

$120.50. Dallas Carney, failure to appear. 0. 0. 48.

$0. $70.50 Dallas Carney, violation of probation. A months to serve concurrent. superised until conditions met. 0, $0.

SO. Dallas Carney, violation of probation. A months to serve concurrent. superised until conditions met, 0. $0, SO.

Dallas Carney, violation of probation. 10 days to serve. 0, 0. SO. $0.

Dallas Carney, violation of probation. 10 davs to serve. 0, 0. SO. $0.

Dallas Carney, violation of probation. A months to serve, supervised until conditions met. 0. SO. SO.

Shawn Cole, drriing without license ir! possession. 30 days. 30 days. 8. $50.

$141.25. Linda Corbitt, disorderly conduct. 30 days. 30 davs. 4.

S50. $120.50. Anthony Davis, simple possession, A months. 11-29. 16, $250.

Phillip Dolce, public intoxication. 30 days. 30 days. 4. $50.

$120.50. Wayne Drury, public intoxication. 30 davs. 30 days. 4.

$50, $120.50. Thomas litrll. violation of probation. 12 months at 7591, supervised until conditions met, 0, $0, Keep antifreeze If you plan to add antifreeze to the radiators of your vehicles, be careful not to poison your pets in the process. For some reason, dogs and cats like the taste of antifreeze containing ethylene glycol, and they'll readily lap it up, -said Hugh McCainpbcll.

a veterinarian with the Agricultural Extension Service at the University of Tennessee. Ethylene glycol harms the kidneys. If a pet ingesLs enough, it can By Angela Cannon SjpaoW Id 77m Court More economic development and alleviation of traffic congestion in Middle Tennessee are expected to follow the 24-mile, $144 million first leg of 1-840 south which officially opened last Thursday. Gov. Dm Sundquist and other state and local officials braved the cold, rainy weather to attend a formal opening ceremony on 1-840 near the Interstate interchange in Rutherford County.

You know you cant have good jobs without good roads, the governor told the crowd during the ceremony, which was cut short by bad weather. But despite the weather, the mission was accomplished. 1-840 is now open from the Interstate 40 interchange in Wilson County to the 1-24 interchange in Rutherford. Construction continues on the rest of the 1-840 south loop which will eventually traverse Williamson County and relink with 1-40 near Dickson. Chambers of Commerce in both Rutherford and Wilson counties assisted the Tennessee Department of Transportation in setting up Thursdays ceremony.

Thursday was an exciting day to see the first leg of 1-840 open IQ years after former Gov. Lamar Alexander proposed 1-840 as part of the 1986 Better Roads Program, said Ralph Vaughn, Rutherford County Chamber of Commerce president This will alleviate some of the traffic congestion into downtown Nashville. People can make their connections without having to go all the way to downtown Nashville, as well as open up economic devel- Smyrna students inducted Courier Staff Report NASHVILLE Students from Smyrna have been inducted into the David Lipscomb University Tennessee Kappa Chapter of the Alpha Chi National Honor Soci-ety. Area students inducted during a recent ceremony include a graduate from both La Vergne and Smyrna high, schools. The two are Erron Carlin (business administration, financeeco-nomics major), son of Mr.

and Mrs. Douglas Carlin of Smyrna and a graduate of La Vergne High School; and Jonathan Henson (business administration, management and marketing major), son of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Henson of Smyrna and a graduate of Smyrna High School. The inductees represented the top 10 percent of their respective classes.

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