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The Jackson Sun, Jackson, Tennessee, Sunday, September 13, 1981 7C matter of record ambulance calls 6:47 p.m. 233 First St. to General Hospital, sick call. 11:26 p.m. General Hospital to 233 First sick call.

hospital report D. Rogers, 162 Commanche Trail; Ray J. Rollins, 146 Elizabeth Sara A. Roy and baby, 68 Char-jean Drive; Bonnie E. Smith, Henderson; Paul E.

Smith, Henry; Martha E. Stanford and baby, Sardis; Gary L. Stockdale, Camden; James F. Swingle, Bolivar; Pollyanna Tant, Waverly; Heather M. Taylor, Milan; Robert L.

Thompson, Tigrett; Gavin D. Varnell, 339 W. King Ethel I. Walker, Rutherford; Ricky L. Walters, 22B Wes-twood Gardens; Thelma L.

'Wilson, 815 E. Lafayette Trulener Wo-mack, 1300 Mount Pinson Road; Mapul L. Wyatt, Scotts Hill. Occupancy: 405 Letha L. Lewis, Wilersville; Patsy A.

Lewis, Adamsville; Nancy C. Lovelace, 21 Moundview Drive; James W. Lowe, Trezevant; Jessie L. Mathews, Humboldt; Susie L. Mathis, Whiteville; Rachel McBride, 206 Burton Billie J.

McPherson, Medina; James E. Milam, Buchanan; Michael W. Morgan, Trenton; Catherine M. Moss, 26 Pine Tree Drive; Lula E. Newman, Henderson; Orvil L.

Nichols, Bethel Springs; Diana L. Oaks and baby, 19A Wiley Parker Road; Gordon W. Oneal, Halls; Teresa L. Penix, Lexington; John E. Robertson, Morris Chapel; Betty J.

Robison, Brownsville; John Gussis E. Davis, 87 Sunnyslde Drive; Jerry Davis, Friendship; Deborah J. Diggs and baby, Pinson; Charles A. Dressander, Lexington; Margie M. Dudley, Bemis; Kathleen Duke and baby, Parsons; Emily A.

Freeman, 61 Laurie Circle; Elmer Fuller, Denmark; Mary E. Fuller, Beech Bluff; Anna S. Halliburton, Rutherford; Martha A. Hamilton, 2879 Humboldt Highway Patricia G. Johnson and baby, 25 Honeybear Drive; James H.

Jones, South Fulton; Robert L. Jones, Selmer; Luck E. Keeton, Rutherford; Robert L. Kelley, Reagan; Linda R. Kendrick, Route 6, Jackson; Charletti Kennedy, 609 Budde Willie M.

King, Toone; Nola M. Lancaster, Selmer; Athan A. Lewis, Lexington; Jackson-Madison County General Hospital Discharges, Friday Effie J. Allen, 130 Seavers Road; Johnny N. Benard, Brownsville; Ida F.

Blankenship, Darden; Melanie Blankenship and baby, Humboldt: R.B. Blasslngim, Hickman, Ky. Bob T. Bowling, Savannah; Zanie W. Brown, Hillcrest Nursing Home; Lucy B.

Burford, Humboldt; Daisy M. Cagle, Bethel Springs, Barbara S. Chandler, Brownsville; Bertie C. Chase, Maplewood Health Care Center; Cora E. Cole, Bruceton; David R.

Curtis, McKenzie; Open Daily Sat. Sunday 1-6 1 The Saving Place 3-Day Sale Sale Price For $1 Friday 9:39 a.m. 10 Bavberrv Drive to Jackson Clinic, sick call. 9:42 a.m. Jackson-Madison County General Hospital to Hillcrest Nursing Home, sick call.

9:59 a.m. McKellar Field to General Hospital, sick call. 10:14 a.m. Royal Care Nursing Home to Jackson Clinic, sick call. 11:16 a.m.

Jackson Clinic to 10 Bayberry Drive, sick call. 11:30 a.m. Jackson Clinic to Royal Care Nursing Home, sick call. 11:32 a.m. General Hospital to 206 Burton sick call.

11:42 a.m. General Hospital to Maplewood Health Care Center, sick call. police blotter Jackson police arrested Jeffery L. Nanney, 20, of 103 Alice Friday night and charged him with assault and battery of Steve Payne, 25, no address given. Payne is to be charged with disorderly conduct after his release from Jackson-Madison County General Hospital, the police report said.

Officers reported they found Payne walking around A Cafe Lounge, 101 Union with several injuries; his right nostril and part of his ear had apparently been bitten off. Police found Nanney hiding in the women's restroom. Questioning revealed the men had been fighting about a pool game. Osa Barnett, of a Towers Motor Inn address, reported his 1972 Mercury Cougar was stolen Friday night at Bar-K Lounge, 795 S. Highland Ave.

In a separate incident, employees of Watson and Jones Motors 1089 S. Highland, reported a 1977 yellow Chevrolet Malibu Landau stolen from the business Friday. The $3,000, two-door car had a black vinyl top and black interior. Police arrested Douglas Anderson, 36, of Pinson, Friday near Jackson Skate Center, 34 Rebel Road, and charged him with carrying a deadly weapon. Witnesses told police Anderson approached a couple in their car with a gun in his pocket and then put the weapon into his truck.

Anderson denied having the gun out of the truck. Officers found the gun in the truck and ammunition in Anderson's pocket, the report said. Someone broke into the Jackson Coliseum by breaking a window Friday night and stole clothes and other items including a $200 wedding ring belonging to five Jackson Central-Merry High School football players. Gwendolyn Hunter, of 635 N. Royal reported Friday an intruder at her house stole a 19-inch General Electric color TV valued at $500 and a Panasonic AM-FM digital clock radio worth $34.

Someone broke into Regency Inn, 1330 N. Highland, and stole $300 and a watch belonging to Thomas Eugene 75 escapee returned to The Madison County Sheriffs Department has returned a 29-year-old Jack-sonian, who escaped from county jail about five years ago, to the facility Saturday. Department records show Donald Eugene Price, of 233 Virginia was returned shortly after midnight Friday. He escaped the jail in 1975 along with two other inmates by overpowering and beating a jailer, taking hostage a trusty 13x9x2" JJv '4x9'4xVi" Choice 3 Day Sale For Dole or in Your Pineapple Selection Naturally refreshing pineapple sliced, crushed handy chunk form. 8 oz.

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8:01 p.m. Illinois Central Gulf Railroad' Frogmoor Yard, building. City Friday 10:32 a.m. 95 O'Neal short circuit in electrical outlet. Saturday 1:12 p.m.

936 Campbell overheated grease. 2:11 p.m. Jordan Lane, tree trunk. Hall, of 239 Hamilton he told police Friday. Charles Alexander, of Clarksville, reported four wire-wheel covers valued at $300 stolen from his car Friday in the Quality Inn parking lot, 2262 N.

Highland. Employees at Day's Inn of America, 2295 N. Highland, told police Friday someone stole a $400 Philco TV and a shower curtain from a room. Two Jackson men told police of separate incidents in which checks belonging to them had been stolen and cashed. Larry J.

Jones, of 579 Lexington told National Bank of Commerce employees Friday someone stole his $87.50 check and cashed it at an NBC branch bank. Willie O. Gibson, of 118 S. Hays told employees at First National Bank someone stole and cashed his $108.40 check, A $300 rotary tiller was stolen from the home of R.E. McCaghren, of 201 Arrowhead police were told Friday.

Stanley J. Mills, of Route 4, Jackson, reported his toolbox and $150 worth of tools were stolen from his truck, damaged to the tune of $75, Friday at Model Mill Co. Inc. parking lot, 240 Preston St. Sherrell Pittman, of 49 Colorado reported a 14-karat white gold ring with a diamond chip and a matching wedding band stolen from her home Friday.

Oleta Swift, of 425 N. Hays, told police Friday a driver's license and a book of blank checks were either lost or stolen. A red, Schwinn Phantom boy's bicycle valued at $130 was stolen from the home of Suzanne Latham, of 531 Westwood she reported Friday. Someone forced open a window at Colonial Baking 603 S. Royal Friday night and forced open all the file cabinets and desk drawers, but nothing was apparently missing, police reported.

captured, county jail and forcing him to help them out of the courthouse, authorities said at the time. Price was ceptured by officials in Milwaukee, and local authorities transported him from there to Jackson, a local sheriffs department official said Saturday. Before his escape, Price was awaiting trial on charges of kidnapping, two rape counts, sodomy and assault. Pusser was conscious when King and Chief Deputy Aves Clayton arrived about midnight Friday, King said. Pusser had gone outside to shoot an animal and stumbled when climbing the back steps into his mobile home, King added.

The sheriffs department was called at 11:53 p.m. Friday, and Pusser arrived at the Jackson hospital an hour later. He was transported by the Chester County Ambulance Authority. She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Janie Darwell of Frederick, and a sister, Mrs.

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Dry Enjoy the greasy roasted Notwt. Sale A Chester County man was reported in fair condition at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital Saturday night after accidentally shooting himself Friday. A hospital spokesman said Robert James Pusser, 35, was in intensive care with a bullet wound in his upper chest. Deputy Bobby King of the Chester County Sheriff's Department said Pusser was shot in the upper chest after he stumbled while carrying a rifle. deaths Mrs.

Ella AA. Leach BRADFORD Services for Mrs. Ella Marie Leach, 80, will be at 2 p.m. today at Hunt Funeral Home with the Rev. Bill Northcott officiating.

Burial will be in Martin's Cemetery near Milan. Mrs. Leach," widow of Albert Leach, died Friday at Western Mental Health Institute in Bolivar after a long illness. She lived in Bradford several years..