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Dec, 1, 1986. Murfreesboro, News Journol Police Keport rzz: Obituaries 'Jack' Jarratt i. ry if John Jefferson Services for John Jefferson "Jack" Jarratt, 82, of the Barfield community, who died Saturday at the Murfreesboro Heatlh "Care Center after an extended illness, were held at 2 p.m. today at Woodfin Memorial Chapel, with burial in Evergreen Cemetery. His parents were the late Tim and Elizabeth Crockett Jarratt.

He is survfved by his wife, Mrs. Martha Ruth Craig Jarratt; two daughters, Mrs. Larry Baskin, Jacqueline Hackney, both of Murfreesboro; a brother, William Jarratt of Murfreesboro; one sister, Mrs. Mary Wooldridge Lamb of West Palm Beach, Fla; three granddaughters, Rebecca Baskin, Greta anil Amanda Garvin. Memorials may be made to the Linehatieh Library.

A member of the Salem Methodist' Church and Rutherford County Oldtimers Baseball Hall of Fame, he graduated from Central High School and State Teachers College where he was a member of the football and baseball teams. He was a teacher at Kittrell School for 38 years and was boys basketball coach for 26 years. He had also taught at Murray School for three years and at Gassaway School for a year. Mrs. Alice GraveSide services for Mrs.

Alice M. Bentley, 61, of 2302 Floyd who died Sunday at home, were held at 4 p.m. today at Roselawn Memorial Gardens, with the Rev. Marion Ar-buckle officiating. Her parents were the late Newton and Vannie Vanover Fannin.

She is survived by her husband, Byron Dean Bentley of Murfrees DNJ photo by Jim Davit I teacher Cindy McCreery and Carl P. Mayfield count the money operation at UT Veterinarian School in Knoxville. Mrs. Sally Sanders Services for Mrs. Sally Sanders of Murfreesboro, who died Friday at the Medical Center, will be held at 8 p.m.

Tuesday at Scales Funeral Home, with the Rev. Ross Shanklin "We did it," Mayfield said. "Now we are trying to find someone to fly Bubba to Knoxville." The flight came through late Monday morning with Dr. Payne Hardison agreeing to fly a plane provided by International Flight Center. 'We'll be flying Bubba to Knoxville Wednesday morning," Campbell said.

"We are trying to work out the arrangements with UT right now," Campbell said. weapons to the Contras this year. In other developments Sunday: The Washington Post, in Monday's editions, reported that Israeli arms brokers substituted obsolete anti-aircraft missile parts in a secret November 1985 arms shipment to Iran. The Post quoted unidentified U.S. and Israeli military sources as saying the substitution angered the Iranians and led the Reagan White House to begin sending weapons directly from U.S.

military stocks. Vice President George Bush defended President Reagan's handling of the controversy over arms sales to Iran and denied any personal involvement in private funding of Nicaraguan Contras. Bush, interviewed by telephone from his vacation home in Ken-nebunkport, Maine, told Time magazine that he had remained silent on the arms sale and alleged diversion of funds to the Contra rebels but that he continued to support Reagan. The Washington Times, without attribution, reported today that Frank Carlueci, former deputy secretary of defense in the Reagan administration and the deputy director of the CIA in the Carter administration, was the frontrunner to succeed Poindexter: Law enforcement meets Thursday The Law Enforcement Committee will meet Thursday at 6 p.m. at the county executive's office on the first floor of the Courthouse.

On the agenda are reports from the jail, wheel tax officer, emergency services coordinator and emergency management agency, along with any other business to come before the committee at the time. 7 JOHN J. JARRATT Pallbearers were John Jarratt, David Stanford, Charlie Wade, Freeman Strickland, David Deason, Bill Sidler and Andrews Jarratt Jr. Honorary pallbearers were Charles Crockett, Howard Midgett, A.I. Hudson, Aubrey Jarratt, Robert King, Dr.

EC. Tolbert and former basketball players. M. Bentley boro; four daughters, Mrs. Deana McCurdy, Mrs.

Deborah Vroden-burgh, both of Murfreesboro, Mrs. Robin Henry of Illinois, Mrs. Kimberly Dies of Michigan and 11 grandchildren. A member of the Westwood Baptist Church and native of Blooming Prairie, she had lived here the past 2' years. She is survived by her husband, Willie Lee Sanders; and a son, Jimmie Owens.

The body will lie in state from 7 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at Scales Funeral Home. Metro General Hospital in Nashville, said the expanded programs would improve availability of prenatal services thoughout the state. "It would also draw more private physicians into caring for Medicaid patients, which would be a major step toward addressing the need for health care for the poor in Tennessee," he said. COUIltV (Continued from page one) Eve, but that is not definite yet." Students raised $5,900 in the Join Hands for Dry Dock fund-raiser held earlier, she said.

Another $3,000 came from private donations and the sale of sweatshirts and T-shirts. "We have paid our liability insurance for the building arid still have over $9,000 in the bank," Mrs. Zelinka said. Former County Commissioner Jim Estes, ajstrong supporter of the idea, said afte the meeting young people have bepn the key to it all. "Thei are on the threshold of getting tpa't thing open," he said.

"Students from both high schools and other Schools made valuable efforts in clean-up and fund-raising." Estes said the county commission's support could make the difference in having the center open by the first of the year. "The students want a drug-free environment, and I think their efforts will provide it," he added. The building is located across the street from the city parking lot in downtown Murfreesboro, about one block from the police building. State's indigent could be helped if funds approved Mayfield said. On Sunday afternoon, Mayfield did a remote broadcast from Hydrabed Waterbeds in Murfreesboro and raised $257 by accepting donations and auctioning off Bubba Skynyrd sweatshirts.

Mayfield raised the total to over $500 this morning on his radio show, which included a song by Bubba Skynyrd about Bubba the dog. An additional $150 in donations was waiting on Campbell at school this morning. in shambles." Lugar and Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan, appearing on the NBC-TV show "Meet the Press," joined the call for a select congressional committee and independent prosecutor. Moynihan said that the president has 48 hqurs to realize how serious' the matter is or "air will be lost." The Iran-Contra connection, disclosed on Nov.

25 by Meese, precipitated the removal of North and resignation of national security adviser Vice Adm. John Poindexter. In calling for a 1 independent counsel, Byrd said Meese "is personally close to the president is a member of the National Security Council and has said that evryone should stand shoulder to shoulder with the president." Byrd declined to speculate whether Meese knew about the Nicaraguan connection before his probe, although the attorney general supplied the president with a legal opinion supporting the partial easing of the arms embargo on Iran last Jan. 17. "The perception is that there is a personal interest and a conflict of interest" created by leaving Meese in charge of the investigation, Byrd said.

"The president needs to avoid all of that." Durenberger also said that retired Air Force Maj. Gen. Richard V. Secord is linked to North's activities. "The preliminary investigation indicates that General Secord is involved in this operation," Durenberger said.

Secord, a former, top Pentagon official on the Middle' East, worked with North in 1981 to arrange the sale of U.S. AWACS surveillance planes to Saudi Arabia. Sources who insisted on anonymity said that North, with Secord's involvement, used profits from Iranian arms sales to build a small, Unmanned air force that delivered FUNDS FOR BUBBA Walter Hil Mayf ield raised for Bubba the dog's (Continued from page one) estimated $500. "I just don't believe it," Campbell said. "We knew we could raise the money, but we thought it would take a week or so." Much of the money was donated by Mayfield's listeners.

The popular WKDF Radio personality, who lives in Murfreesboro, first learned of the dog's plight Sunday in a Daily News Journal article. "It's the saddest story since 'Ole Reagan- (Continued from page one) former Democratic senator and secretary of state Edmund Muskie; and retired Lt. Gen. Brent Scowcroft, who was national security adviser to Republican president Gerald Ford. The Senate Intelligence Committee also begins its investigation today, said panel chairman Sen.

Dave Durenberger, R-Minn. The comittee has contacted North and expects to meet with him and other former NSC members and employees before inviting any cabinet officers to appear, Durenberger said. Asked Sunday by Cable News Network whether he would testify, White House chief of staff Donald T. Regan said he couldn't "guarantee it "because the advice I give to the president obviously is a matter of executive privilege or else you won't have a separation of powers, which is necessary under the Constitution." Although -Durenberger, who appeared on CBS, declined to specify who would be called before the committee, he later told reporters the the list "will include at least two former members, of the National Security Council and employees of the National Security Council, the CIA, and people who were former employees of the government." Another of Reagan's allies on Capitol Hill, Sen. Richard Lugar, said the president should clean the White House of any officials who were enmeshed in the Nicaraguan connection.

"It seems to me at this point the president has have a true new beginning, a new administration," said Lugar, who has been chairman of the Senate foreign relations committee during the Republican majority. "Literally every policy is NEW YORK (AP) -Midday stocks: The following items were taken from reports on file with the Murfreesboro Police Department and the Rutherford County Sheriff! Department. Police Thefts Larry Roberts, 1003 Houston Drive, reported the theft of a pocketwatch, two rings and flashlight valued at $2 177. Ricky Wlnsett reported the theft of a microwave oven valued at $361.61 from a car in Jackson Heights Plaza. M.G.

Drake reported the theft of two stereo speakers and five sets of baseball cards valued at $275 from a car parked at 2407 Coontree Drive. Sheriff's Department George Haynes reported the theft of a stereo and clock from a 1983 Buick parked at 3118 Asbury Lane. Total with extensive damage to the dash was listed at $700. Public works meefs Tuesday The Public Works and Planning Committee will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the county executive's office on the first floor of the Courthouse.

On the agenda are a request from the highway department, a report from the landfill director, and any other business to come before the committee at that time. Workhouse board meets Tuesday The Rutherford County Workhouse Board will meet Tuesday at 11 a.m. at the county executive's office on the first floor of the Courthouse. No agenda has been released for the meeting. 4-H- (Continued from page one) public speaking in her years of 4-H membership.

"Besides public speaking I also did dairy projects, clothing, dairy foods and was chairman of June Dairy Month," she noted. She said 4-H helped her overcome shyness. "When I was young I was very shy," she said. "I thought it was a big deal ti win the state contest. Tennessee is one of the hardest states to win." Nationally, that claim holds true as Tennessee! youngsters consistently bringjiomtmore 4-H prizes from the national convention than children from other states.

"It developed my abilities not only in public speaking but also in making friends and getting along with others," she said. "It has made me a more well-rounded and self-confident person." Tony Webb extension 4-H leader, said an important part of the national convention is the opportunity Tennessee children have to meet with children from other states, exchanging ideas and information about their projects. "Several thousand children will be there," he said. "This national convention is reallv a big thing." In the past, Rutherford County 4-H clubs have pd several national winners. This year five people competed on a state level from Rutherford County but Lee and Miss McElroy were the only two to make it to the national level of competition.

the other three were Lori Richardson, Cheryl Youree and DelAnn Harris. -i of daily evangefistic In all boaftatore nd davotiortal thought. NASHVILLE (AP) About 46,000 more pregnant women, infants and the elderly in Tennessee could be served by Medicaid if the Legislature approves $30 million in funding to match $71 million from the federal government, officials say. The federal funds would be available under a new federal law which, among other features, allows states to give doctors the opportunity to immediately begin providing prenatal care without waiting for a woman to be approved for Medicaid. Joe McLaughlin, who heads the maternal and infant care program at Four Continued from page one from a jewelry store Saturday afternoon.

A man entered Royal Jewelers in Mereury Plaza at 3:30 p.m. Saturday and left with two rings a sales clerk was showing him. "A black male subject asked to look at a ring," Gooch explained. "He was shown one three-carat diamond ring. He asked to see another and the clerk showed him a two-karat gold ring.

"When he got the second ring, he bolted out the door and into a red Buick Skylark." Gooch said store employees chased the man out of the store until he got into the car, apparently driven by an accomplice. The car had Davidson County license plates, Gooch noted. The suspect was described as wearing a striped shirt, blue jeans and white tennis shoes. The rings were value! at $4,749, Gooch said. Mission Call to a Ration ill (V fU jj' i -i.

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