1 JOHNSON CITY PRESS, Friday, September 6, 1991 Page 8 A.M. aut authority in the EDITOR'S NOTE: The Johnson City PREsS beriodically publishes news of offices of area recruiters. Army Sgt. Michael L. Calvert has been decorated with the Bronze Star Medal for his support of Operation Desert Storm.
He is commander of an M-1 tank, Company 3rd Battalion, 37th Armor, 2nd Brigade, 1st Infantry Division. The sergeant's tank was one of the two Company plow tanks assigned the mission of breaching Iraqi minefields and plowing cleared lanes through the depth of initial enemy defenses. His lane would be used to pass elements of Task Force 3-37 Armor, 4-37 Armor, 3rd Brigade and the British 1st Armored Division. Calvert moved forward behind friendly artillery as it shifted north. He and his crew lowered their mineploy and plowed a meter lane through enemy defenses.
He' established his lane and cleared in less than 15 'minutes, enabling elements of the Task Force, the 1st Infantry Division and the 1st British Armored Division to attack into Kuwait. Calvert and his platoon were responsible for destroying 18 Iraqi tanks, 22 bunkers, numerous weapons and supplies and the capture of 169 prisoners, all without the loss of life or serious jury to any of his soldiers. He is a son of Junior Lee and Barbara Sue Calvert, Hampton, and his wife Glenda is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Blake Guinn, Erwin.
Calvert is homebased at Fort Riley, Junction City, Kans. Army Spec. Tony W. Morgan, a combat signaler, has arrived for duty at Caserma Ederle, Italy. He is a son of Susie A.
Morgan, Rt.4, Elizabethton, and Clifford W. Morgan, 127 King Cole, Clarksville. The specialist's wife Lisa is a daughter of Samuel Harrison, Elizabethton. Karl L. Justice Ill has received practical work in military leadership at the ROTC advanced camp, Fort Lewis, Tacoma, Wash.
The camp, usually attended by cadets between their third and fourth year of college, ineludes ins struction in management and survival training. Successful completion of the camp and graduation from college will earn Justice a commission as a second lieutenant in the Army Guard or Army Reserve. He is a student at East Tennessee State University and a son of Karl L. Justice Il, Erwin, and Joy M. Wilson, 2403 Buffalo Road.
Airman 1st Class Kurt C. Cra- die has graduated from the strategic aircraft maintenance specialist course at Sheppard Air Force Base, Wichita, Texas. During the course, he learned aircraft maintenance fundamentals in repairing and servicing aircraft with turbo engines, maintenance management and documentation. Cradic is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen H. Cradick, 1000 Beechwood Drive, and is a 1989 graduate of Science Hill High School. Kevin D. Ikenberty has received practical work in military leadership at the ROTC advanced camp at Fort Lewis, Tacoma, Wash. The camp included instruction in communications, management and survival training.
Suecessful completion. of the camp and graduation from college results in a commission as a second lieutenant in the Army Guard or Reserve. Ikenberry is a student at East Tennessee State University and is a son of Dr. Ray D. and Kathleen L.
Ikenberry, 5 Sheffield Court. He is a 1088 graduate of University High School. Alan B. Maupin has completed training in fundamental military skills at Army ROTC Camp Challenge, Fort Knox, Ky. The camp is designed to give college juniors and sophom*ores who have not taken ROTC military, courses the chance to enter the program.
During his encamp- and ceremonies, small arms tics and communications. He is a student at East Tennessee State University and is a son of Roger L. and Patricia F. Maupin, 167 Brethren Church Road, Jonesborough. Air Force Master Sgt.
Robert A. Jackson II, a configuration manager, has arrived for duty at Tinker Air Force Base, Okla. He is a son of Robert A. and Betty J. Jackson, 1209 Barton St.
His wife, Air Force Master Sgt. Linda L. Jackson, is a daughter of William L. -and Marie Link, Rt. 4, Mocksville, N.C.
The sergeant is a 1970 graduage of Jonesborough High School and a 1983 graduate of the University of LaVerne, Calif. Joseph C. Hoilman, a private in the Army National Guard, has completed basic training at Fort Jackson, S.C. During the training, he received instruction in drill and ceremonies, weapons, map reading, tactics, military courtesy, mility justice, first aid and Army history and traditions. The private is a son of Norma C.
and Elbert C. Hoilman, 411 Orleans St. Navy Seaman Recruit Joseph R. Winebarger recently completed training at Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, Ill. During the training cycle, he was taught general military subjects designed to prepare him for further academic and on-the-job training in one of the Navy's 85 occupational fields.
Winebarger's studies included seamanship, closeorder drill, Naval history and first aid. He is a 1989 graduate of Johnson County High School and a son of Joseph R. and Carol J. Winebarger, 808 Dogwood City. John William Palmquist recently enlisted in the Navy for guaranteed training in Interior Communications Electrician School, He will report to Recruit Training Center, San Diego, for basic training in November.
Following basic training. a Palmquist will begin 22 weeks of schooling at the school, also in San Diego. He is a 1991 graduate of Science Hill High School and a son of Naney Vanderveer, Johnson City. Ronald E. Simpson I1, an Army private, has completed basic training at Fort Sill, Okla.
During the training, he received instruction in drill and ceremonies, weapons, map reading, tactics, military courtesy and justice, first aid and Army history and traditions. Simpson is Son of Ronald E. and Sara J. Simpson, Rt. 8, Jonesborough, and is a 1084 graduate of David Crockett High School.
Pvt. Richard C. Byrd II has completed Army basic training at Fort Jackson, S.C. He received training in drill and ceremonies, map reading, weapons, first aid, military justice and courtesy and Army history and traditions. Byrd is a 1991 graduate of Kendriek High School, Columbus, and is a son of Martha J.
Spradlin, Columbus, and Richard C. Byrd, Rt. 2. the Army for a four-year term of enlistment qualifying him for the Army College Fund worth $25,200 toward his college or vocational goals. Cox enlisted under the Delayed Entry Program, allowing him to choose his job while completing high school and before beginning his enlistment.
He will report for active duty July 1, when he leaves for basic training, to be conducted at Fort Benning, Ga. Cox is a senior at Daniel Boone High School and is a son of Christine and Larry Cox, Jonesborough. Lewis Lynn Cox has joined Man hurt during rites gets $8 million The Associated Press ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. A man paralyzed when bounced on a canvas blanket during a Masonie initiation has settled the last of his lawsuits over the accident, but he says the $8 million he will get is little consolation.
"You can take all this back and give me one good leg," said Vern Johnson, who was permanently crippled back by the of rite neck. eight years ago when he landed in the blanket of the his Johnson, 34 at the time, blamed paramedics, an ambulance company and doctors for poor care. Attorneys on the other side say Johnson tell is at medical least partly personnel responsi- what ble for the injuries. They say he refused to had happened because he had sworh never to tell anyone about the secret ritual of the Masons, a fraternal organization promoting brotherhood and morality. REALTY TRANSFERS County Darrell Hate and wife to Samuel W.
Clark, 17th District, $4,000. Edward L. Miller and wife to Mitchell Miller and wife, 16th District, $4,000 Farmers. State Bank to Lone Wand. C.
Everett, 12th District, $10,000. Arthur Shipley an wife to Jake Person and wife, 18th District, $35,000. Sue B. Bolipper to Steven Walsh and wife, Ist District, $3,476. D.H.
Byrd and wife to John L. Freeman Sr. and wife, 17th District, $87,500. Ralph Myers and wife to Professional Office Park 6th District, division of partnership. Roberta P.
Bashor to James W. Hughes and wife, 15th District, $79,000. Carter County Bank to Rebecca S. Chatham, 9th District, $9,000. Donald R.
Sexton and wife to D.R. Sexton and wife, trustees of Donald R. Sexton and Billie L. Sexton Irrevocable Trust, 14th District, no consideration. Craig Shepherd and wife to Milligan College 5th District, $75,000.
Ruby C. Fox to A and A 6th Districk, $100. Horace Whitson and others to Donald Gouge and wife, 17th District, $8,800. Joann Smith and husband to Sidney A. Smith and wife, 11th District, $4,000.
John L. Bowers Jr. executor for estate of Pauline Ritchie, to 1 Kenneth G. Crapps and wife, 15th District, $54,000. Billy Roberts and wife to Curtiss Tolley an wife, 11th District, $2,500.
Glen W. Whaley and wife to George M. Campbell and wife, 6th District, $10,000. Charles L. Maupin and others to Katheryn Maupin, 17th District, no consideration.
Randy Steffens and wife to G. Richard Sharpin Jr. 2nd District, $117500. U.S. BANKRUPTCY COURT Knoxville William Kenneth Eyestone, 259 Crussell, Piney Flats; Chapter 7.
Wade Dennis, 110 Frances, Greenville; Chapter 7. Sherri Leigh Bishop and Gary Wayne Bishop, 418A Sperry, Bluff City; Chapter 7. Jeffrey Wayne Dean, W. McKee, Greenville; Chapter 13. Ronnie Dale Brown, 816 Carolina, No.
119, Greenville; Chapter 13. Rodney Scott Walter and Sharon Yvonne Walter, 514 W. Locust, Apt. Chapter 7. Elizabeth Anne Hughes and Wayne Lance Hughes, P.0.
Box 255; Chapter 7. Lisa Diane Bennett, Rt. Chapter 7. Lewis Coleman Johnson and Judy Darlene Johnson, 682 Crestwood, Mountain City; Chapter 7, Charles E. Green, P.O.
Box 433, Blountville; Chapter 7. Thomas Adrian Norris, 211 Elm: Chapter 7. Marsha Lynn Bowman and Michael Eugene Bowman, 101 S. Rankin, Greeneville; Chapter 7. John T.
Holt, 402 Royce, Greeneville; Chapter 13. Kathy Jo Campbell and Thurman Maynard Campbell, 417 Monument, Elizabethton; Chapter 7. Lois Vines and Robert Vines, Rt. 9, Elizabethton; Chapter 7. Ginger Elaine Robinson, RI.
10, Elizabethton; Chapter 7. Martha R. Hopson and Billy W. Hopson, 2413 Sinking Creek: Chapter 7,4 Garald Grant Ward and Sarah Hinkle Ward, 429 W. Apt.
3, Elizabethton; Chapter 13. Deborah Jean Peters and Darrell Allen Peters, P.O. Box 5153, Kingsport; Chapter 7. Ann Carolyn Patrick and Darrell Edward Patrick, 230 Vance Tank, Bluff City; Chapter 7. Tammy Dee Owens and David Lee, Condemned serial killer slashes arms The Associated Press COLUMBIA, S.C.
Hours before his scheduled execution, a condemned serial killer slashed his arms early Thursday with a razor blade he had swallowed a week ago, prison officials said. Donald "Pee Wee" Gaskins received 20 stitches for wounds he inflicted to his wrists and elbows, Corrections Department spokeswoman Robyn Zimmerman said. Gaskins, who has confessed to killing 13 people, was scheduled to die in the electric chair at 1 a.m. today for the murder of a 14th victim. "We don't know if he was trying to kill himself or delay the execution," said Ms.
Zimmerman. "He's a very unpredictable, cunning person." "The execution will go on," she added. Gaskins told corrections officers he swallowed the razor blade before being moved to the death house today. He said he coughed up the blade early Thursday, cut himself and then swallowed the blade again. Gaskins "coughed up the blade again Thursday afternoon and gave it to one of the two officers in his cell.
He told the officers that was the only blade he had swallowed, authorities said. Guards discovered Gaskins bleeding beneath his bed covers when they brought his breakfast. "He did it under the sheets, and never moved and never made a sound," Me. Zimmerman said. Gaskins was weak- when the guards found him, she said.
"But it does not appear that he lost enough blood to alter his blood count. He is stable." Security was increased, although Gaskins already was under 24-hour Ms. Zimmerman said. Owens, 2432 Nathan, Apt. 4, Kingsport; Chapter 7.
Bernita Sue Necessary and Daniel Joe Necessary 301 Juanita's Private Drive, Blountville; Chapter 7. James L. Ford and Janet R. Ford, 176 Patsy Lou Peterson, 166 Franklin Heights, Jonesboroushi, Chapter 7. Verlin and Judy Gail Howell, 1807 Chapel; Chapter 7.
Glen E. Lothery, Rt. Chapter 7. Tommy Keith Tipton, Rt. 1.
Meado: wood, Telford; Chapter 7. Pamela J. Coonely and Michael W. Coonely, 210 Mt. View, Bluff City; Chapter 7.
Ricky Lee Neal, 1117 Edgewood; Chapter 7. James Richard Hill Celia Anne Hill, 603 Frog Level, Gray: Chapter Jesco Sales Rental 2526 WesteV: Chapter 7. David Hunt Collins, 429 Buncombe, Kingsport; Chapter 7. Lisa B. Gregg and Phillip E.
Gregs, 3103 Porter, Kingsport: Chapter 7. Lura Mae Ollis and Harry Clifton Ollis, RI. 1, Erwin; Chapter 7. Rodney Keith Monroe, P.O. Box 2580, Kingsport; Chapter 7.
Rhonda Lynn Edgins and Clifford Steve Edgins Mill Side. Elizabethton; Chapter 7. Sandra Lynn Worley and James Franklin Worley, 303 old Thomas Bridge, Bluff City: Chapter 13. Cathy Sue Leonard Roy Lee Leonard, 166 Hideaway Hill, Apt. 24, Gray; Chapter 7.
Bradley Steven Beasley, 2701 S. Roan, Box 143; Chapter 7. AREA BIRTHS Johnson City Medical Center Hospital Aus. 31 Tiffany Brook daughter of Jerry and Debbie Compton, 000 5th 6 pounds; inches. Sept.
Nickolas Hamilton Shane Hyatt, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Allen Hyatt, Bluff City: 9 pounds, 7 ounces: 21 inches. Brittany Danielle Story, daughter of Jerry and Lisa Story, 337 Road, Jonesborough; 7 pounds, 1 ounce; inches. Jacob Carroll son of Eddie and Cynthia Edwards, 657 Austin Springs, Piney Flats: 8 pounds, ounces.
Sept. 4 Megan Renee Gaminde, daughter of Jon and Stephanie Gaminde, 176 Joe Hale, Gray; 8 pounds, 4 ounces; inches. MARRIAGE LICENSES County David T. Pope, 26, and Kimberly Anne Miller, 26, Fails Church, Va. Edwin T.
Peters, 40, and Barbara Jean Jones, 33, P.0. Box 1333. John H. Sampson, 39, and Susan Leigh Taylor, West Palm Beach, Fla. Allie B.
Shue de, and Anna Lucille Whittaker, Pembroke, James E. Clawson, 20, and Wanda F. williams, 23, Gay Apt. 1, E. Street.
Troy K. Hartzo9, 28, and Donna Mary Kirshner, 31, Newland, N.C. David L. Cam, 45, and Kathryn Leah Huffman, 18, P.O. Box 1493.
Ronnie D. Walker, 29, and Patricia Ann Hoilman, 33, Rt. 4. Christopher Lee Mambrick, 22, and Wendy Michelle Richardson, 22, Carrolton, Ga. John P.
Townsend, 21, and Toni Renea Hopson. 20. 1.192 Freement Drive. -dy S. Snodgrass, 19, Davey A.
Dugger, 33, and Donna Kay Dugger, Rt. 3, Butler. CHANCERY COURT County Teresa Kay Gass Finney VS. Ricky Allen Finney, divorce, Paula Lynn Kiser Cannon vs. Anthony Wayne Cannon, divorce.
Stephanie Gail Casteel Roberts Whitehead vs. Clarence Walter Whitehead divorce. Kelly Michelle Julian Woodby vs. Gregory Scott Woodby, divorce. Lisa Ann Robinson Taylor Vs.
Michael Ray Taylor, divorce. Sandra Lynn Hill Durrani vs. Shaii Housin Khan Durrani, divorce. Mildred Fave Jarrett Bowling vs. Robert David Bowling, divorce.
Lorie Renee Murray Casey vs. John Bradley Casey. Jacqueline Denise Berry Clay vs James Earl Clay, divorce. CHARGES PLACED Johnson County Sept. 3 Tony D.
Campbell, 36, 529 W. Main; domestic violence, public intoxication, evading arrest; hearing Sept. 15, Sessions Court. Hazel 42, 315 Colorado; disorderly conduct; hearing Sept. 19, Sessions Court.
Jeremy D. Combs, 18, 2214 N. Greenwood; sale of schedule I drugs, conspiracy to distribute schedule I drugs, possession of schedule I drugs for resale; hear. ing Sept. 4, Sessions Court.
Bobby J. Waddle, 20, Rt. 14, Jonesborough; sale of schedule I drugs, conspiracy to distribute schedule drugs, probation violation; hearing Sept. 6, Criminal Court. Connie Hall, 23, 404 E.
Watauga; probation violation; hearing Sept. 6, Criminal Court. Earl Franklin, 67, Newland, N.C.; DUI 2nd, driving on a revoked license, violation of the implied consent law; hearing Sept. 16, Sessions Court. James A.
McGill, 39, Rt. 2, Unicoi; DUI 2nd, driving on a revoked license 2nd; hearing Oct. 15, Sessions Court. Guy W. Shipley, Rt.
3, Chuckey; sexual battery; hearing Sept. 4, Sessions Court. Sept. 4 Connie L. Waddell, 35, 303 Cherry, Greenville; probation violation; hearing Sept.
4, Sessions Court. Ernest L. Taylor, 39, 915 North; driving on a revoked license; hearing Sept. 4, Sessions Court. Kenny Oaks, 20, Rt.
14, Jonesbor. ough; probation violation; hearing Sept. 18, Sessions Court. Billy R. Clemons, 27, RT.
DUI, driving on a revoked license; hearing Sept. 23, sessions Court. Johnny R. Hammonds, 30, Rt. 4, Bluff City; aggravated assault; nearing Sept.
City Court. Raymond E. Turner, 25, Rt. 2, Butter; capias; hearing Sept. 5, Sessions Court.
Bill Lyons, 61, 501 Spring, Jonesborough; disorderly conduct; hearing Sept. 5, Sessions Court. Tony Lee Shell, 23, 1107 Millard; no driver's license, capias; hearing Sept. 5, City Court. Jonesborough: simple possession of marijuana, DUI; hearing Sept.
5, Sessions Court. Edward C. Hensley, 28, 1114 Narrow; criminal trespassing, public drunkenness; hearing Sept. 5. Sessions Court.
Misty M. Saults, 18, 210 Rock Church, No. 3, Jonesborough; vandalism; hear. ing Sept. 5, Sessions Court.
Tommy A. Miller, 30, Rt. 1. Telford; indecent exposure; hearing Sept. 6, Sessions Court.
Clifton H. Campbell, 36, 915 W. Watnut; DUI. 4th offense, driving on revoked license 6th offense; hearing Sept. 13, Sessions Court.
County Sept. 3 Joseph Henry Reed, 48, R1. 10; DUI; hearing Sept. 24 Sessions Court. Rodney Kent McIntosh, 24, Rt.
3, Butier; driving on revoked, vehicular assault; hearing Sept. 9, Sessions Court. William D. Jackson; 37, 5, Johnson City; capias, going armed; hearing in Sessions Court. Sept.
4 Lonnie M. Honeycutt, 27, Rt. 1, Hilton Hill; DUI, violation implied consent law, driving on suspended license, assault on an officer; hearing Sept. 10, Sessions Court. Ronnie L.
Hairston, 32, S. Pine; violation of probation; hearing in Criminal- Court. Jan Denise Heaton, 27, Rt. aggravated assault; hearing Sept. 16, Sessions Court.
Floyd Allen Hicks, 26, Milligan College; six charges theft; hearing Sept. 17, Sessions Court. Sept. 5 Duff Howell, 47, RT. 5, Jonesborough; public intoxication, resisting arrest; hearing, Sept.
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