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6.5.25 · Springfield Sun

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Speaker 1: We now turn to the Springfield Sun to bring you
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news from in and around Washington County. Your reader today
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is Amy June's Timmittee. We begin with the addition dated Wednesday,
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June fourth, twenty twenty five. As a reminder, Radyli is
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a reading service intended for people who are blind or
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have other disabilities that make it difficult to read printed materials.
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Speaker 2: Subdivisions adjacent to Willisburg Park at.
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Speaker 1: The green left by Jane Reid Cline ten hours ago,
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which was earlier in the morning on Wednesday, June fourth.
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Speaker 2: A year after plans.
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Speaker 1: To build a subdivision adjacent to the back of Willisburg
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Community Park failed to receive approval from the Washington County
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Planning Commission, a new set of plans for developing the
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property was approved by the commission. The new plans, submitted
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by S and S Rentals for the development of the
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property includes seven tracks. Six of those tracks the accessed
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by two private.
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Speaker 2: Roads from Cloyd Lane.
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Speaker 1: The seventh plot will be accessed by Park Road. One
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of those private roads comes within one hundred feet.
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Speaker 2: Of Park Road.
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Speaker 1: In the spring of twenty twenty four, SNS Frontals submitted
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a plane to subdivide the property into seven tracks. The
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original plane was for those tracks to be accessed by
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way of park drive. The Planning Commission rejected the proposal
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because it does not have authority over city streets and.
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Speaker 2: Can only approve planes coming.
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Speaker 1: Off county or state roads. S and S then presented
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two new proposals that included some tracks being accessed from
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Cloyd Lane and twelve others still by way of park drive.
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One of the proposals was for tracks adjacent to Cloyd Lane,
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a county road, and it was approved. The second revised
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proposal still included use of park drive to access the properties.
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Speaker 2: The Commission took no action of this proposal.
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Speaker 1: S and S Rentals immediately filed lawsuits against the City
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of Willisburg and the Washington County Lading Commissions in Washington
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Circuit Court, Honorable Caylan Reid presided over both. He issued
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a ruling in the City of Willisburg suit in December
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twenty twenty four, finding no fault or wrongdoing on the
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part of the City of Willsburg, the city council or
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Mayor Wanda Thompson.
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Speaker 2: One key point of that lawsuit was a clause.
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Speaker 3: In the deed stating the City of.
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Speaker 1: Willisburg was to build a road to county or state
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specifications through the park that would replace the right of
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way views to access the property.
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Speaker 2: During the course of the lawsuit.
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Speaker 1: A core temple was taken from park Drive, showing that
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it was built.
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Speaker 2: To County sex as they were at the time of construction.
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Due to the results of core sample, the.
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Speaker 1: Willsburg City Council voted in April twenty twenty five to
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impose weight restrictions on Park Drive.
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Speaker 2: And a greed order was entered May twenty third, twenty twenty.
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Speaker 1: Five, in regard to the lawsuit against the Planning Commission
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by Judge bad Planning Commission Attorney Candace angle Gray dated
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in the email quote, the commission discussed the settlement agreement
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proposed an executive session casey night, culminating in a vote
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to accept the settlement's offer and approve a seven tracked
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plats replacing the Quoig Lane plat previously.
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Speaker 2: Approved for a portion of.
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Speaker 1: The track and permitting access along acceptable private roads into
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the remainder of the property behind the Willisburg City Park
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and one agricultural tract to be access using.
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Speaker 2: Park drive only. Quote. This agreed order.
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Speaker 1: Resolved the claims of S and S Rental's LLLC and
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dismissed the appeal from the decision on a plat containing.
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Speaker 2: Twelve tracks all to be accessed from Park.
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Speaker 1: Drive, which proposed a twelve track division occupied the same
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space as five the tracks shown on the revised platt
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approved on Tuesday, May twentieth, twenty twenty five. The Commission
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felt that the revised platte tendered by SNS Rental's l
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was in line with the county's existing regulations pertaining to
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roadway access to divisions.
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Speaker 2: End of quote.
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Speaker 1: He wrote, Tornado brings tragedy by day reclined June first,
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twenty twenty five.
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Speaker 2: In the early mornings of.
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Speaker 1: Friday, May thirtieth, an e F two tornado touchdown.
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Speaker 2: Along Long Run Road.
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Speaker 3: In eastern Washington County.
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Speaker 1: The National Weather Service issued a severe thunderstorm warning at
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six forty seven am, followed by a tornado warning at
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six forty nine. Most residents said they had not heard
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the warnings before the tornado touchdown. According to Emergency Management
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Director Kevin Devine, the first calls to nine one one
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came in shortly.
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Speaker 3: After seven am.
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Speaker 2: Quote at all what happened so fast end of quote.
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Speaker 1: He said, in relation to recent tornadoes that have hit
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the state, the damaged Nuky Minor, but to the residents
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of Long Run Road, it was any hay Butt miner.
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The Kentucky State Police reports forty eight year old Lonnie
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Hill was killed on Friday morning and seven others were
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injured in the storm. According to Divine, fourteen were taken
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to Ephram mcdell Hospital in Danzhult. Three were then transported
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to the University of Kentucky Medical Center, and one was
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admitted for care at Ephram.
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Speaker 2: Among the injured was a three year old child.
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Speaker 1: The child was in a home occupied by eleven people
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at the time of the tornado. All were thrown from
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the house and after an extensive search by first responders,
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the child was found near the edge of the woods
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and immediately transported.
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Speaker 2: To Ephraim then flown to UK.
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Speaker 1: Hill was in a home with three others from the
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tornado touchdowns, He and another were thrown into the woods.
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The other two occupants went ticket help that Hill did
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not survive.
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Speaker 2: The force of the storm.
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Speaker 1: Three homes were completely destroyed and several others damaged by
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the one hundred twenty to one hundred twenty five mile
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per hour wind.
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Speaker 2: Divine said the county received.
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Speaker 1: Much needed and appreciated assistance from first responders from neighboring
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counties and.
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Speaker 3: Across the state.
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Speaker 2: Lawson felt guilty of both charges.
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Speaker 1: In Crystal Rogers case June fourth, twenty twenty five by
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Forrest Berkshire, Special to The Sun, A Julian Warren Circuit
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court handed down a guilty verdict against Stephen Lawson for
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conspiracy to murder and complicity to tampering his physical evidence
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in the twenty fifteen disappearance and presumed death of Crystal Rogers.
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The jury returned a sentence of seventeen years in jail
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for the crime.
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Speaker 2: Lawson takes the stand.
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Speaker 1: The final day of the Stephen Lawson trial brought a
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surprise wind and Stephen Lawson himself.
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Speaker 2: Walson sought to minimize.
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Speaker 1: His role in the events of July third and fourth,
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twenty fifteen, during the time frame when prophecutors believed the
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plot to murder Crystal Rogers was unfolding, and claimed credit
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for quote manning up and admitting his guilt of tampering
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with physical evidence, one of the crimes he is accused of,
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but on a more serious charge of conspiracy to murder.
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He claimed no prior knowledge that Roger's boyfriend, Brooks Howck
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intended to murder her. Lawson has given kimplicity accounts about Hawk,
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mentioning he quote wanted Crystal gone and to quote over
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the hours of integ interrogations of grandjury testimony over the
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past few years. The jury heard portions of those statements
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earlier in the trials. On Friday, Walson said he didn't
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take how serious, even though Lawson recommended another man for
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the job and even mentioned Hawke's desire to the man
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Prophecutor said Lawson very much took Hawk siious in some
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of his acts around the time of Roger's disappearance show It.
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Assistant prosecutor Jim Lisowski took Lawson to task during his
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cross examination about several of his inflicting statements and Walson's
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knowledge of the plot. Lawson acknowledged he helped his son Joey,
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tick up Roger's car sometime in the afternoon of July third.
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Lawson claimed he then went to a farm he referred
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to as Thompson Ridge and later saw it Joey arrived
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driving Roger's car. Lawson said he told his son to
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get off the property because he said the farm was
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what he would describe as a quote chop shop. Prosecutors
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have said part of the plot to murder Rogers was
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taking her car.
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Speaker 2: And making it disappear to quote.
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Speaker 1: Create the illusion and of quote that she had run
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out of her family and children. Lawson said he had
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no idea why Houck had asked him and Joey to
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move the car, and he didn't ask quote, He just
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said to move the car. He didn't say why and
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to quote, Lawson said. Loasowski said Lawson was nervous about
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the car because he knew the car was a key
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part of the plot.
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Speaker 2: Quote A crime was going on and.
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Speaker 3: You were in the middle of it.
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Speaker 1: End of quote, Leasowski said.
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Speaker 2: Lawson also has admitted also.
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Speaker 1: Admitted later that evening picking up Joey on the side
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of the Bluegrass Parkway after Rogers's car had broken down
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with a flat tire. Lawson admitted he reached into the
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car and adjusted this heat forward to make it appear
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that Rogers so was much shorter than Joey had been driving.
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Speaker 2: It when it was abandoned. Quote.
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Speaker 3: You did this to create an illusion.
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Speaker 1: This lady was the last one driving the car, Lowson said,
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why would you want.
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Speaker 2: To create this illusion? End of quote if he did
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not know the larger plot was to.
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Speaker 3: Have it appear as if she had taken.
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Speaker 2: Off on her own, he asked.
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Speaker 1: On several instances, when he was pressed for answers or details,
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Walson brought up his history of alcohol abuse.
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Speaker 2: Quote, I was a.
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Speaker 1: Raging alcoholics end of quote, he said.
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Speaker 2: Lawson was in the witness chain for about.
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Speaker 1: Night twenty five minutes and was the last witness to
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testify Clothesman. Arguments ended right around twelve twenty.
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Speaker 2: Eight pm, and the jury he heed for its deliberation.
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Benjamin Carter Hill, aged twenty one, of Springfield, Kentucky, passed
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away Thursday.
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Speaker 1: May twenty nights, twenty twenty five. Ben was born September seventh,
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two thousand and three in leven In, Kentucky, to Clint
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and Sandy Riley Hill.
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Speaker 2: He is a twenty twenty one graduate of Washington County.
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Speaker 1: High School and a FOURK lift operator for Toyo Tony
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of Springfield. Then was a treasure to everyone he met.
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He was the best son, the best brother, the best grandson.
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Speaker 2: And the best uncle. He lit up every room he
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was ever in.
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Speaker 3: Just by being himself. He loved music, and.
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Speaker 1: He loved his family with his whole heart, and now
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ours are empty without him. He is survived by his
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mother and stepfather, Sammy and Joby Smith. His father and stepmother,
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Clinton and Abigail Hill, all of Springfield, two sisters, Elena
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Fenwick and Matthew of Bardstown, and Edith Hill of Springfield,
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one yusus Charlotte Fenwick, his maternal grandparents Annie and Mary Riley,
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and his paternal grandparents Bobby.
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Speaker 2: And Colette Hill, all of Springfield.
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Speaker 1: Funeral services were held at eleven am Monday, June second,
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at the Carry.
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Speaker 3: And Sun Funeral Home, with REVERENDS.
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Speaker 1: Kyle Yankee officiating.
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Speaker 2: Cremation follows a funeral service. Carrie and Son's Funeral Home
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was in charge of the arrangement.
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Speaker 1: John Allen Hood, aged fifty sixth of Willisburtsenthuckey, passed away
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at twelve.
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Speaker 2: Oh one pm Sunday May twenty.
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Speaker 3: Fifth, twenty twenty five, at.
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Speaker 1: The Frankfurt Regional Medical Center in Springkirk.
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Speaker 3: He was born in Lebanon, Kentucky, to.
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Speaker 1: David Allen and Emma Deane Hall Hood on October thirtieth,
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nineteen sixty eight. He was a graduate of Washington County
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High School, the park sales manager of AutoZone Auto Parks
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in Sireedsburgh, and a truck drive. He was a member
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of the Saint Rose Catholic Church, preceding him in death
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with his father, David Allen Hood.
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Speaker 2: On July nineteenth, twenty fourteen.
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Speaker 1: Survivors include his wife, se Lucia Sutton Hood, two daughters,
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Amanda Hood of Willisburg and Oriel Eskey of.
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Speaker 3: Washington d c.
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Speaker 1: A son, Justice Hood of Willisburg. A step son, Zachary
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Shephard of Lawrenceburg. Two stepdaughters, Leslie Darnell and Kaylie Darnell.
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Speaker 2: Both of Harrisburg.
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Speaker 1: Two grandchildren, Valentine Elder and Malick high Hood. His mother,
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Emma Jean Hallhood of Lawrenceburg, two sisters, Marlinette and Joel
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Corbyn of Lawrenceburg, a nissa, Marie Busman and Jay of Campbellsville,
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and a godsend, Tony Watson of Louisiana.
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Speaker 2: Funeral services were held at twelve.
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Speaker 1: Noon Wednesday, May twenty eighth at the Tirian Sons Funeral
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Home with Revererd. David Ferrell, associating Buriel was at the
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Brushbrig Cemetery in Bulsburg. Serving as paulbears were Thomas Weatherley,
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David Webbs By, Ellis Tremble, Jonathan Hood, Sonny Brindeger and
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Sunny Brindeger Junior Carry and Senti Malholme was in charge
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of the arrangement.
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Speaker 2: Edith Rose Chester Lewis.
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Speaker 1: A eighty one of Springfield, Kentucky, passed away at four
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ten pm Tuesday, May twenty seventh, twenty twenty five, at.
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Speaker 2: The Willows in Harrisburg.
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Speaker 1: A native of Washington County, she was born on August
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twenty third, nineteen forty three, to the late Holly R.
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Speaker 2: And Mary Gladys Carrier Chester.
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Speaker 1: She was a member of the Church of God at
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Willisburg and a homemaker.
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Speaker 3: Preceding her in death with her.
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Speaker 1: Husband, Ralph Lewis on December first, twenty thirteen. Three sisters,
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Vergie Hayden on May sixteenth, twenty fifteen, Sarah Blinch Cary
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on December twenty sixth, twenty twenty one, and Eileen Lattis
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on July twenty fifth, twenty twenty four, and two brothers,
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Albert Chester of September sixth, twenty sixteen and Theodore.
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Speaker 2: Kippy Chess on April eleventh, two thousand and nine.
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Speaker 1: Survivors include two sons, Marty Lewis and Carroll of Gulisburg,
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Nathan Lewis and Heather of Springfield. Five grandchildren, Hannah Cunningham
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and Michael Caitlin Lewis, A Leah Lewis, Ason Lewis, and
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Jordan Lewis. A brother, Bobby g Chester and two of Willisburg,
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and two sisters, Anne Riley of Springfield and Gene Washburn
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of Wulsburg. Funeral services were held at eleven a m Saturday,
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May thirty first, at the Willisburg Church of God of Prophecy,
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with the Reverend Mike Willingham officiating.
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Speaker 2: He was assisted by Reverend Shenna Blake.
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Speaker 1: Burial was at the Evergreen Cemetery in Willisburg. Serving as
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pallbearers were Paul Hood, Robert Blake, Kenny Blank, Darnell White,
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Mike Boblin, and Dennis Tuffer. Harry Sens Final Home was
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in charge of the arrangement. Linda Strange, nowe aged ninety two,
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of Frederick County talk passed.
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Speaker 2: Away at three oh five Friday May thirty.
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Speaker 1: Is twenty twenty five at the Stansbury Care Center at
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Saint Catherine. A native of Washington County, she was born
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on December seventeenth, nineteen thirty two, to the late Hyatt
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A and Alis May Crop Strange. She was a member
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of the Holy Trinity Catholic Church, a graduate of Fredericktown
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High School, and a longtime bookkeeper and accountant for several companies,
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having retired from MALLI in Hamilton preceding.
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Speaker 2: Her and dead with her husband, James L.
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Speaker 1: Jimmynally on April twenty sixth, nineteen ninety six, and infant
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son Joseph Patrick Nally on March seventeenth, nineteen sixty one,
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a son, James le O'Malley on May twenty fourth, twenty fifteen,
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a grandson Michael Cody Malley on August sixteenth, twenty eleven.
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A sister of Carol Edwin on December twenty third, twenty seventeen,
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and two brothers Marion Stranged on May twenty second, twenty thirteen,
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and Joe Robert Strange on November seventh, nineteen ninety seven.
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Survivors include a daughter, Karen Spaulding and Rooky of Springfield.
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Speaker 2: Four sons, Christopher.
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Speaker 1: Nowy and Handy and David Mally of Springfield, Jude Malley
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and Tam of Newhaven, and Stephen Mally and Ginger of Louisville.
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Twelve grandchildren, eight great grandchildren, two sisters, Lucy Smith and
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Francis and Suvanne Mattingley and Eugene of Bardstown, and three
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brothers Jerome Strange, Larry Strange and Kendrick Strange and Mary
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of Bardstown. A Mass of Christian burial was held at
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ten am p Ejune third, at the Holy Trinity Catholic
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Church with Reverend Augustine Judd officiating. Burial was at the
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Holy Trinity Cemetery. Serving as paulbears were Channing.
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Speaker 2: Mally, Jared Mally, Ben.
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Speaker 1: Mally, Thomas Mally, Mick Spaulding and David Hilpyen. A prayer
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servant was held at seven o'clock Monday evening the Carry
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and Son's Funeral Home, which was in charge of the
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arrangements out in Newroy. Thompson, aged seventy three, of Springfield, Kentucky,
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passed away at four twelve pm Friday, May thirty of
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twenty twenty five at the fled.
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Speaker 2: J Memorial Hospital in Bardstown.
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Speaker 1: He was born on October twenty fourth, nineteen fifty one,
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in Lebanon, Kentucky, to the late Alton and Mary Lee
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Needy Thompson. He was a member of the Holy Rosary
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Catholic Church, a former truck driver, and a retired employee
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of the Washington County Landfield. Preceding him in death were
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two sisters, Vanessa Thompson and Rachelle Thompson.
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Speaker 3: And a nephew, Seordan Hickman.
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Speaker 2: Survivors include his wife, Ruby.
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Speaker 1: Smalley Thompson, a son, Tony Churchill and Joanne, a daughter,
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Actavia Horrigon, two stepdaughters Michelle Thompson and Sainty Key, all
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of Springfield, three sisters, Yolanda Lavender and Frank of Louisville,
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Terry Hickman and Jerry and Crystal Yoagum and Jeff of Barnstown,
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two brothers Robert Thompson and Dolores Turner of Springfield, and
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Tyrone Thompson and Tysia of Louisville, and to host grandchildren,
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Eas's nephews and friends. Funeral services were held at eleven
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a m when Jay June fourth, of the Holy Rosebary
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Catholic Church, with Roberendeacon Joe Dant officiating. Burial was at
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the Saint Dominic's Holy Rosary Cemetery. Serbiana's honorary paubears were
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William pokey Key, Jeff Montgomery, Elis Keane, Thomas Smalley, Joseph McCord,
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Jolly Porter, Roderick Smolley and Jeffrey Spauldings. Serbina's casta bears
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were Stuart Churchill, Tyree Raleigh, Tristan Hady, Justin Rayleigh Morgan
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Churchill and Shyland Key.
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Speaker 2: Visitation was from nine to eleven.
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Speaker 1: Wednesday morning at the Holy Rosary Catholic Church. Harry and
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Friends Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements. Johnny
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Dean Staton, aged eighty two, of Springfield, Kentucky, passed away
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at two fifty two Peum Friday, May thirty is, twenty
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twenty five at his home.
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Speaker 2: A native of Washington County, he was born.
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Speaker 1: On August tenth, nineteen forty two, to the late John.
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Speaker 2: Arthur and Lareene Green Staton.
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Speaker 1: He was a member of New Beginning's Community Church, a
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member of the J. Speed Smith Massonic Lodge Number two
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ninety eight at Willisburg, a retired employee of the General
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Electric Company and a farmer, preceding him in death with
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his wife, Linda Boblet Stayton on August twenty first, twenty eighteen.
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Speaker 2: Three brothers outIn Styton in nineteen thirty.
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Speaker 1: Two, Norman Stayton on March fifteenth, nineteen ninety seven, and
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Bobby Stayton on December seventh, twenty nineteenth, and four sisters,
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may Dell Stayton on December ninth, nineteen thirty five, Emma
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Jean Wirfull on April thirteenth, nineteen sixty three, ar Let
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Stayton on January fourteenth, twenty twenty two, and four May
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Grubs on December twenty first, twenty twenty three.
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Speaker 2: Survivors include his.
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Speaker 1: Son Rick Staton and his wife Charlotte of Springfield. Three grandsons,
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John Marcus Stayton and Amanda Marcus, Earl Stayton and Crystal
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and Austin Field and Tara. Six great grandchildren Corbyn Lane Stayton,
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Elaangla Raeburns, Abrams, Rayley, Abrams, Lincoln Edwards, Lee, La Pruitt
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and Logan Dillets.
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Speaker 2: Two brothers, Jimmy Stayton and Lisa of Louisville, and herman.
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Speaker 3: Woody Statons of Springfield.
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Speaker 1: Funeral services were held at two pm two day, Jen
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third at.
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Speaker 3: The New Beginnings Community Church.
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Speaker 2: With the Reverend J. C. Wilson officiating.
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Speaker 1: Buriel was at the Bethlehem Cemetery. Serving as honorary Paulbears
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were Mary Mattingley, Juanita Vernon, Jolfea Warner, Dorothy Jones, Britney
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Keith and Ruthanne Bottom. Serving as casket bearers were Raymond Warner,
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Chad Warner, Billy Maverly, Billy Ray Carrico, Austin Field and
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Ricky Keith. A Masonic service was held at six pm Monday.
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Speaker 2: At the church.
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Speaker 3: Was Billy Riggs delivery the eulogy.
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Speaker 1: Harry and Sons Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangement.
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Charles Glenn Thompson, eighty three, of Willisburg, Kentucky, passed away
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at eleven twenty two pm Sunday May twenty fifth, twenty
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twenty five, at the Springfield Nursing.
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Speaker 2: In Wehab Center.
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Speaker 1: A native of Washington County, he was born on September nineteenth,
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nineteen eighty one, to the late Amos and Audu Holter Thompson.
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He was a member of the Willisburg Church of God
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of Prophete, a farmer and former owner of Jingjin's Restaurant
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in Willsburg, preceding him a death with his wife, Virginia
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Boblet Thompson on March seventeenth, two thousand and nine, two brothers,
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Wilmo Thompson on March sixteen, sineteen eighty five and Elmo
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Thompson on February twenty first, twenty eleven, and five sisters
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Evelyn Chester on September eighteenth, two thousand and eight, Lee's
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Hood on April sixteenth, twenty sixty, Eddie Pathham on February twelfth,
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twenty eighty, day Watched on May seventeenth, twenty nineteen, and
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to Oneia Thompson on July twenty seventh, twenty twenty three.
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Survivors include two sons, Tracy Thompson and eighty and Stacey
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Thompson and Martha of Willisburg, two grandchildren, Blake Thompson and
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Morgan Thompson, a brother, Billy Thompson.
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Speaker 2: And Marna of Springfield, and two sisters, Marie Lewis and Charles.
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Speaker 1: Of Springfield and Bonzella Lewis of Bloomfield. Funeral services were
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held at eleven am Thursday, May twenty ninth at the
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Willisburg Church of God of Property, with the Reverend Mike
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Willingham and Reverend Heavin Creech officiating. Buriel was at the
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Evergreen Cemeterial, Willisburg. Serving as Pallbeary were Blake Thompson, Billy Thompson,
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Jeve Taylor, Jackie Boblett, Jonathan Hudson, and Mark boblettid and
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Son Funeral Home was in charge.
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Speaker 2: Of the arrangement.
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Speaker 1: Daniel Ray Danny Yates, sixty four, of Maxwell's, Kentucky, passed
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away at two twenty four am Sunday, May twenty fifth,
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twenty twenty five, at the Ephraim mcdowe Regional Medical Center
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in Danville. She was born in Lebanon, Kentucky, on July
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twenty fourth, nineteen sixty to the late TenneT E Bud
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and Bessy May Kirst Senior Yates.
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Speaker 2: He was a member of the Willisburg Christian Church.
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Speaker 1: And former employee of Wastele Paper Company of Harrodsburg in.
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Speaker 2: Tg Kentucky of Lebanon.
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Speaker 1: Preceding him a death with a sister, Susan Michelle Lake
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on August thirteenth, two thousand four, and two brothers tenneth E.
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Yates Junior on September fourteenth, nineteen eighty seven, and Jeffrey
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Darnell Yates on December twelfth, two thousand and six. Survivors
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include a son, Jason Daniel Yates of Maxwell, three grandchildren
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of brother Terry Yates and Theresa of Harrodsburg. Four sisters
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Pam Athens and Philip and Maryland and the Walls and
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Johnny of Lawrenceburg, Jennifer Evelin of Springfield and Jackie Devers
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and Brunt of Willisburg, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral
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services were held at twelve noon Friday, May thirtieth at
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the Sirian Sun's.
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Speaker 3: Funeral Home, with brother Lance Ladd officiating.
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Speaker 1: Burial was at the Evergreen Cemetery in Willisburg, serving as
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Paulbears where Benjamin settled. Will Farthing, Paul Collier, Wayne Kaule
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Callier Forrester Homes, and Lady Robinson. Harry and Son Funeral
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Home was in charge of the arrangement. The Washington County
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Distinguished Young Woman Competition will be held Saturday, June seventh,
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at six pm at the Washington County Elementary School.
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Speaker 2: These ten young Ladies are Vine.
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Speaker 1: For the title of Washington County twenty twenty sixth Distinguished
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Young Women or Woman.
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Speaker 2: Participant number one Hailey.
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Speaker 1: Grace Taylor, Alison Blandford and Lead Edwin Taylor. Talent lyrical
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gymnastics and.
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Speaker 3: Dance routine Who You Are the Reason.
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Speaker 1: By Kalan Scott.
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Speaker 2: Future plans nursing at the University of Louisville.
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Speaker 1: Marlee Tennell is participant number two. Her parents include Joanna Reader.
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Her talent is.
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Speaker 2: An original monologue.
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Speaker 1: Her future plans include being a trauma doctor. Ashton Baker
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is participant number three. Her parents are Kara and Jodie Baker.
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Her talent is vocal performance to Hanging Tree by Susan
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Collins from the Hunger Games. Future plans major in nursing
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with a minor in International studies with the intent to
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become a travel nurse. Emma Cohonnor is participant number four.
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Her parents are Brian and Barbie Cocannor.
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Speaker 2: Her talent is a monologue.
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Speaker 1: Her future plans include to major in business or become
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a dermatologist.
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Speaker 2: Mary Bath Netherly is.
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Speaker 3: Participant number five.
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Speaker 1: Her parents are Andy and Linda Mablely. Her talent is
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a vocal performance of Somewhere.
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Speaker 2: Over the Rainbow by G. D. Garland.
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Speaker 1: Her future plans include becoming a flourist. Participant number six
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is Izzy Mudley. Her parents include Hobby Mudley. Her talent
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is an original jumper.
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Speaker 2: Routine Keith space Dams.
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Speaker 1: Her future plans attend Midway University with a major in Murkee.
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Hary Healthy is participant number seven, with Ryan Healthy as
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her parent. A monologue from Miss Conniality will be her talent,
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and her future plans are to become a mental health counselor.
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Cassandra Lyons participant number eight. Parents are Nick and Gig Lyons.
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Her talent is a piano performance of Marry Go Round
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of Life by Joe Kishashi. Her future plans include becoming
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a children's physician and.
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Speaker 2: Traveling the world.
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Speaker 1: Ashton Jones is participant number nine for Janet and Jonathan Jones.
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Speaker 2: She will do a vocal performance.
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Speaker 1: As her talent to What a Wonderful World by Lewis Armstrong.
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Her future plans include attending the University of Kentucky on
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a pre med track to become a radiologist. And Claire
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McCain is participant number ten. Her parents are Michael and
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Nora McCain.
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Speaker 2: She will do a piano performance as her talent to
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Still Dre by Doctor Dre.
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Speaker 1: Future plans include attending the University of Kentucky to become
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an agricultural law attorney, KASP Posts fifteen to conduct traffic
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safety checkpoints. Kentucky State Police Post fifteen.
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Speaker 2: Will be conducting.
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Speaker 1: Periodic traffic safety checkpoints in the Post fifteen area, which
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includes Green, Taylor, Marion, Washington, Russell, Hahey, Adair, Metcalf, Monroe, Clinton,
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and Cumberland Counties. This concludes excerpts from recent editions of
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The Springfield Sun. Your reader has been any Jones, Tenny
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On behalf of everyone here at radio. I thank you
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for listening, keep on listening and have a good day.