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Eunice Elliot Adams
(Obituary ~ 06/21/05)
Funeral services for Mrs. Eunice Elliot Adams, 97, of Bell Buckle, who died Monday at Bedford County Medical Center, will be 11 a.m. Wednesday at Gowen-Smith Chapel with the Rev. Randall Harmon officiating. Burial will follow at Hazel Cemetery.
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Christine Davis Vincent
(Obituary ~ 06/21/05)
Christine Davis Vincent of Shelbyville, a retired office manager and seamstress, died Monday at her home. She was 85. Services will be 2 p.m. Wednesday at Gowen-Smith Chapel with The Rev. Dr. Lloyd Doyle officiating. Burial will follow at Willow Mount Cemetery...
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Meth lab remains found (Local News ~ 06/21/05)
The remains of a possible meth lab were found Saturday afternoon at an East Highland Street home. Officers were called to remove needles a recently-departed roommate had left behind. Upon arrival Officer Cindy Ferrell was handed a box containing glass tubes she suspected were used to smoke a substance... -
New fire truck examined (Local News ~ 06/21/05)
City and county firefighters took the opportunity Thursday to inspect a new fire truck -- a type which might be needed here -- as it passed through town. Nebraska-based Smeal Fire Apparatus Co. brought the pumper / ladder truck through town and invited officials of Volunteer Fire Services Inc. and Shelbyville Fire Department to look at it. The truck was parked in the former Wal-Mart parking lot on Madison Street... -
Contractors, Marines at odds over jail treatment (Local News ~ 06/21/05)
Conflicting stories have emerged about what happened late last month in Fallujah, Iraq, where a Shelbyville man was one of the private security officers in a convoy stopped and detained for three days for allegedly speeding and firing on Marines and Iraqis... -
GED grads overcame obstacles (Local News ~ 06/21/05)
For some people, getting a GED takes only a few months. Others might take a few years, depending on their circumstances. But one thing is certain: Getting a GED is a worthwhile ambition. The GED -- General Educational Development -- diploma was created in 1942 during World War II. Originally, it was meant to allow veterans of that conflict to get a credential equivalent to a high school diploma quickly so they could go to college, but was later made available to all adults... -
Hospital opposes Canonico CON request (Local News ~ 06/21/05)
Bedford County doesn't need more out-patient surgical facilities, according to an attorney who will argue that point to the Tennessee Health Services and Development Agency on Wednesday when its commission is to consider a request for expanded use of a surgical center on Colorado Boulevard...
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