;NEWS BRIEFS 3/28

CHRISTIAN COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR RANDY GRAHAM SAYS WEDNESDAY HAS BEEN SET ASIDE TO TEST THE TWO NEW TORNADO WARNING SIRENS IN HOPKINSVILLE, WITH THE DEVICES LOCATED ON SUMMIT STREET AND WADDELL CIRCLE, WITH THE ONLY OTHER TIME THEY WILL BE HEARD TO BE THE FIRST TUESDAY OF EVERY MONTH AT 9 A.M. FOR TESTING PURPOSES.
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ARRESTED BY HOPKINSVILLE POLICE MONDAY NIGHT WAS 18-YEAR OLD ZACHARY MORRIS OF CROFTON,WHO WAS CHARGED WITH RECEIVING STOLEN PR0PERTY AND THEFT BY DECEPTION  ABOUT A QUARTER AFTER 10,WHILE 25-YEAR OLD JUSTIN PARKER OF HOPKINSVILLE FACES CHARGES OF FAILURE TO MAINTAIN INSURANCE AFTER A TRAFFIC ACCIDENT AT A QUARTER TO 5 MONDAY AFTERNOON ON THE BRADSHAW PIKE AND U.S. 41.
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY HAVE BEEN SET ASIDE FOR FREE DISPOSAL OF YARD DISPOSAL AND HOUSEHOLD DEBRIS, INCLUDING APPLIANCES IN OAK GROVE.
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MEANWHILE, THE L-B-L HAS ACTIVITIES SET ASIDE FOR EVERY DAY OF NEXT WEEK'S ''SPRING BREAK FROM SCHOOL'' FOR CHRISTIAN COUNTY STUDENTS NEXT WEEK.
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THE TENNESSEE VALLEY ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE SAYS IF BONDS WERE USED TO ESTABLISH THE ''POWER BOARD'' BY THE CITY OF CLARKSVILLE IT APEARS THAT FORMER MAYOR JOHNNY PIPER WAS AN ELECTED OFFICIAL AND SHOULD NOT HAVE BEEN ALLOWED TO TAKE THE POWER BOARD SUPERINTENDENT'S JOB
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