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Middlesboro Man Jailed on Charges of Attempted Murder www.middlesborodailynews.com Wednesday, September 7, 2011 Serving the Tri-State community Printed on 100% Recycled Newsprint 12 Pages, 50¢ INSIDE Middlesboro man jailed on charges of attempted murder man 17 times, a Middles- of 17 times. Allegedly boro man is in the Bell Currently Helton is County Detention Center lodged at the Bell County stabbed on charges of attempted Detention Center. His bail murder. has been set at $500,000 Kevin Helton, 40 of cash. victim 17 Middlesboro, was charged Helton is set to go before with attempted murder for the judge today at 9 a.m. Anthony Cloud is a staff writer for BY ANTHONYtimesCLOUD the incident that occurred the Middlesboro Daily News. Lady Cats drop 2-1 Staff Writer Monday morning at around decision to Clay 4 a.m. Contact him via e-mail at MIDDLESBORO — Helton allegedly stabbed acloud@heartland — Page 8 publications.com. Kevin Helton REGIONAL After allegedly stabbing a victim Dale Moyers a total NEWS FEMA disaster recovery center opens in M’boro Harrogate BY ANTHONY CLOUD open form 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Staff Writer People can also register to have online at Labor Day MIDDLESBORO — The disasterassistance.gov or FEMA disaster center opened fema.gov. Celebration Labor Day for the victims of Federal disaster assistance on Saturday the June floods earlier this can include grants for rental year. The center is located at assistance and home repairs, North 25th Street behind Wal- low-interest loans from the HARROGATE, Tenn. Mart in what used to be the U.S. Small Business Adminis- — The City of Harrogate home health office. tration to cover uninsured Labor Day Celebration has The center will be open property losses, and other pro- been rescheduled due to from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Mon- grams to help recover from the the weather forecast. The day through Friday and 10 event will be held Sat., effects of the disaster. a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, Individuals should be aware Sept. 17, with the same until further notice. The center schedule. that the process at the center will be closed on Sunday. could be fairly lengthy. Some Democrats Representatives from the individuals were in the center ANTHONY CLOUD/ Middlesboro Daily News file ethics Federal Emergency Manage- for several hours. ment Agency and other agen- The FEMA Disaster Center opened on Monday for the vic- complaint The following information tims of the June floods. cies will be at the center to will be needed when you go against explain assistance programs apply for Disaster Assistance and help survivors apply for aster damages. • An address where you can at the disaster center: • Insurance information get mail. Farmer disaster aid. • The address of your dam- Anthony Cloud is a staff writer It is high encouraged, if • Your Social Security aged home or apartment. for the Middlesboro Daily News. possible, for people to register Number. FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) • Names of people living in He can be reached via e-mail at — Kentucky Democrats with FEMA by calling 800- • A telephone number your household. where FEMA can reach you or acloud@heartland have filed an ethics com- 621-FEMA (3362) or 800- • A description of your dis- plaint against Agriculture 462-7585. These lines will be leave a message. publications.com Commissioner Richie Farmer for using a state account to buy a refrigerator for his home. LMU launches Women of Emerald Ash The complaint filed Tuesday also says Farmer, who has headed the depart- Service movement Borer ment since 2004, has used his state vehicle for personal use "for almost eight years" Program aims to into an organization that Colombia, in which she threatens area and did not report the can benefit many in our participates in training mileage. encourage women communities, especially and research exercises Farmer spokesman Bill of LMU to serve our students," Whitt to assist the Colombian forests Clary told The Courier-Jour- said. nal last month that two students and forensic community in refrigerators were bought Dr. Natalie Shirley, assistant professor of the reconciliation of with a state credit card. Clary community crimes against humani- says Farmer used one when anatomy at LMU- ty. It's this work that she he worked from home, but it HARROGATE, DCOM and an adjunct counts as her most valu- has been returned to the Tenn. — As classes got faculty member in the office. Clary said the other University of Tennessee able service to humani- fridge had not been located. underway last week at Southeastern Lincoln Memorial Anthropology Depart- ty. University (LMU), the ment, was the featured Over 140 women Ky. man University launched a speaker at the luncheon. from all walks of life She discussed how serv- charged in new initiative to be came together to brain- ice can mean different ATV death known as Women of storm about what the Service. things to people. From goals for service will Photo Courtesy of TN.GOV The Division of military service to LONDON, Ky. (AP) — community service, include. The thread that This is a photo of the destructive Emerald Ash A southeastern Kentucky University Advance- Borer that has invaded Claiborne County. ment invited alumni, she described how serv- ran through most of the man is facing manslaughter ice benefits society in and alcohol charges after an friends and donors of ideas was support of many ways. BY ANTHONY CLOUD all-terrain vehicle crash that LMU to invite other students. That support Staff Writer killed a woman. women to a special Shirley is a rising star was suggested to come The Laurel County sher- luncheon at Club in the world of forensic through scholarships, PINEVILLE — The Emerald Ash Borer, which is iff's department says 47- anthropology. Her area LeConte in Knoxville. connecting graduate an invasive insect that destroys ash trees, was recent- year-old Mary Lou Allen of The goal was to start a of expertise is skeletal ly found in Claiborne County. The bug was found London died in the crash. students and extended group of women to pur- maturation. She and confirmed in August by the USDA. The department says appar- learning site campuses sue service opportuni- received her B.A. The bug will only attack ash trees. It is believed ently she was riding on the to LMU, providing four-wheeler being operated ties on behalf of and (1998) and M.A. (2001) that the bug is responsible for killing millions of ash by 47-year-old Stanley Hub- benefiting the Universi- in anthropology from areas for students to trees across several states ranging from Kentucky to bard of London. ty and its students. Vice Louisiana State Univer- serve in the community, New York. The sheriff's office says President for University sity, where she was outreach to local Claiborne County has been added to the Emerald the vehicle went out of con- Advancement Cynthia actively involved in the schools, mentoring for Ash Borer quarantine (which includes Blount, trol as it traveled down an Whitt kicked off the forensic anthropology Grainger, Knox, and Loudon counties). This means embankment and turned careers and enrichment program, presenting her program (the LSU that people within the county are prohibited to move over on Hubbard and Allen. opportunities for stu- firewood, ash nursery stock, ash timber, or other vision for the group as FACES Laboratory). Allen was pronounced dents. material that can spread the bug. well as highlighting She received her Ph.D. dead at a London hospital As the group moves “People located in surrounding areas to the quar- after the crash early Sunday. LMU alumnae with (2009) from the Univer- forward, the ideas will antine can expect next year to see more purple traps Hubbard was treated and strong records of serv- sity of Tennessee in as these are an important part of the surveying released. ice. Whitt defined the Knoxville as a student be fleshed out and a process,” said Gary Haun, TDA Plant Certification He was charged with sec- mission and purpose of of Dr. Richard Jantz, leadership team will be ond-degree manslaughter Administrator. Women of Service as Director of the Forensic established. The group “The traps are coated with an adhesive that cap- and operating a motor vehi- encouraging women to Anthropology Center. cle under the influence of will next meet on tures insects when they land. The color is thought to alcohol and was in the Lau- live with passion while In addition, she is December 1 in Harro- be attractive to EAB, and is relatively easy for serving others. actively involved in the humans to spot among foliage.” rel County jail with bond set gate when LMU hosts at $10,000 Tuesday. No "There is a purpose U.S. Department of Jus- From the initial infestation, the Emerald Ash information about an attor- and plan for each indi- tice's International the annual tree lighting Borer can kill an ash tree with three years. ney was available. vidual and LMU wanted Criminal Investigative and the Knoxville Sym- Anthony Cloud is a staff writer for the Middlesboro Daily to gather that energy Training Assistance phony Chamber News. Contact her via e-mail at acloud@heartland and passion for service Program's initiative in Orchestra performance. publications.com. www.middlesborodailynews.com PAGE 2 THE DAILY NEWS |WEDNESDAY |SEPTEMBER 7, 2011 Bell County Public Records PINEVILLE — The following individuals were Kathy Green, 48 of Middlesboro, was arrested on in the second degree, and serving bench warrant for recently lodged in the Bell County detention center: the charge of operating a motor vehicle under the court. Freddy Arturo, 22 of Middlesboro, was arrested influence.
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