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Page 4 - The BUZZ District 1 Sharon Loomis to Edward Loomis on December 20, $0 John Cleveland, Chris Demarco, and Melisha Demarco to Monroe County Habitat for Humanity Inc on December 20, $35,000 Kenneth Stuppy and Donna Varriale to Trustee and Revocable Trust on December 20, $0 Kenneth Hill, Leona Hill, and Carrie Hill to Kenneth and Carrie Hill on December 20, $0 Frieda Perry and Patsy Moses to Edward Young Jr on December 21, $0 Julie and Darrell Holt to Jessica Gibby on December 21, $90,000 David Mangum and Patricia Rogers to John Carson III on December 21, $74,500 District 2 William and Kathleen Flowers to Trustee and Revocable Living Trust on December 20, $0 Tellico Village Property Owners Association to Trustee and Revocable Living Trust on December 20, $31,150.80 HRC Medical Centers Inc to Peter and Catherine Liard on December 20, $155,000 Tyrone and Jeanne Hickman, Joe Keefe, Marty Keefe, and Tyrone Hickman to Gerald and Jeanette Barnhart on December 20, $140,000 Lisa Hunt to Ruby Hull on December 21, $0 Skyward Homes Inc to Scott and Isabelle Sledge on December 21, $22,000 Cobalt Yachts LLC to PJS Enterprises LLC on December 21, $0 PJS Enterprises LLC to JTEKT Automotive Tennessee Vonore LLC on December 21, $7,250,000 District 3 ORNL Federal Credit Union to TJ Property Holdings LLC on December 20, $33,000 Trading Places Kay Steele to Penny Crocker on December 20, $0 Madison Martin, Judy Casteel, and Vernon Casteel to United Community Bank on December 20, $68,879.43 Thomas and Leslee Steele to Kelly Eaton on December 20, $0 Randy Ogle to Danny Stricklan and Paul Chapman on December 21, $3,300 District 5 Timothy and Rebecca Frame to Jeffrey and Tharon Lefrock on December 20, $171,000 Federal National Mortgage Association and Johnson & Freedman LLC to Luis Davila and Nancy Davila on December 21, $22,250 Paul Tedford to Giles and Jeannell Wardian on December 21, $0 Giles and Jeannell Wardian to Jeannell Wardian on December 21, $0 December 20, Nigel Ryan Holland, 24 of Sweetwater to Kayla Nicole Wattenbarger, 18 of Sweetwater December 20, Joseph Matthew Debity, 35 of Etowah to Marina Filimonova Martin, 32 of Madisonville December 21, Richard Ellis McMillan III, 21 of Madisonville to Bethany Nicole Manning, 19 of Vonore December 21, Justin Lee Torbett, 24 of Madis- December 31, 2012 The Hitching Post Marriage Licenses onville to Danielle Leigh Blackwell, 18 of Madisonville December 21, Roman Kyle Day, 18 of Sweetwater to Tosha Amber Ledford, 17 of Madisonville December 21, Brian Patrick Boyer, 26 of Loudon to Wendy June Dile, 32 of Harrison December 22, Joshua Allen Green, 25 of Madisonville to Jessica Lynn- Hawkins Green, 24 of Madisonville
December 31, 2012 Page 5 - The BUZZ Democratic and Republican leaders in the Senate vowed Friday night to work through the weekend to create a new bill that would avert the so-called “fiscal cliff” looming on Monday. President Obama said he doubted the Senate heads’ final push would produce a deal, but added the Senate should allow “an up or down vote” on a scaledback proposal he has personally pushed. At the same time, Tennessee Senator Bob Corker said “the American people should be disgusted” the nation’s leaders have not solved the NATIONwIDE solution to the possibility of a new economic crisis at year’s end. Howard Kurtz of the Daily Beast called Washington “the country’s biggest day-care center,” and famous sex therapist Dr. Ruth Westheimer noted on Twitter that members of Congress “who can’t compromise probably aren’t good lovers.” A second, smaller but still powerful winter storm rolled into the Northeast on Friday and Saturday, dumping up to six inches of snow from Philadelphia to New York City to Hartford, Connecticut. However, the system lacked the punch of the week’s earlier storm that brought tornadoes, high winds, icy roads, power outages, and record snowfall and led to 17 deaths and thousands of grounded flights. “America’s Toughest Sheriff,” Arizona’s Joe Arpaio, said on Thursday he was planning to dispatch armed volunteer patrols to the schools in Maricopa County within the coming week, a response to the state’s attorney general’s suggestions that at least one teacher in each school be weapontrained and armed. Arpaio said the volunteers would provide their own equipment, would not receive a taxpayer-based salary, had the experience to handle the job, and would patrol the perimeters of schools, not inside them. Gallup released its latest poll on Friday, reporting that a majority of Americans have a “favorable” view of the National Rifle Association. Fiftyfour percent nodded positively to the NRA, with 83 percent of Republicans favoring less gun control, with 36 percent of Democrats supporting the organization. The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals agreed on Friday to pay Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus $9.3 million to settle a lawsuit that accused the Virginia-based company of mistreating Asian elephants that perform in its shows. A 2000 suit filed against the pro- ducer of the circus citing the Endangered Species Acts was dismissed. And the American Academy of Ophthalmology on Saturday urged New Year’s Eve revelers to take that bottle of champagne and “uncork it with care.” The exploding corks, aimed wrong, could cause major eye injuries and even blindness, said a spokesman, for the bottles hold more pressure than a car tire, as much as 90 pounds per square inch, which propels corks at 50 miles per hour. Thanks (Continued from pg 1) time to thank all the people that participated in the Toys for Tots program. Without your generous donations, hard work, and time invested to help, this event would not have been possible. A special thanks goes out to Tom and Renae Dockery of Tellico Tire, Chief Gregg Breeden and Gudger Bill Bivins with the Madisonville Police Department, and the volunteers from Mt. Calvary Baptist Church. This year’s event was a huge success and we hope to build on it for the years to come. Again, we would like to say thank you to everyone.” AUTO INSURANCE Cancelled Non-Renewed Need SR-22? No Prior Insurance? LocaL office LocaL Service Insurance Services of Monroe Co. Cecil Tallent LUTCF Owner/Agent The Coverage You Need, The Service You Deserve 442-9004 144 Warren St Madisonville
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