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Farmers
Bank employee Anne Banks slid
a dresser drawer in as Terri
Conway, left, waited to clean
the dresser Thursday at the
Walter Todd apartment that
bank volunteers are furnishing
for Hurricane Katrina
evacuees. The volunteers
provided furniture, food and
other household items for the
apartment.
State
Journal/Amy Wallot |
Relocation
plan unclear
By
MOLLY WILLIAMSON
State Journal Staff Writer
Nothing is for sure
when it comes to bringing Hurricane
Katrina victims to Kentucky.
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Tenants
have mixed reaction
By
MOLLY WILLIAMSON
State Journal Staff Writer
Many Frankfort
residents have been in and out of the
Walter Todd and Leestown housing
complexes this week dropping off food,
clothes and furniture for the
Hurricane Katrina victims.
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Larry
Cappetto's documentary,
"Lest They Be
Forgotten," will be shown
at the Frankfort Convention
Center Sunday as part of a
Sept. 11 commemoration
ceremony.
State
Journal/Keren Henderson |
Sept.
11 film recalls the heroes of D-Day
By
KEREN HENDERSON
State Journal Staff Writer
This Sunday, Americans
will remember the dead and the heroes
from 9/11. Harrod Brothers Funeral
Homes has set aside the day to honor
America's veterans and servicemen with
a showing of the first documentary in
the World War II series "Lest
They Be Forgotten."
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State
rejects KU's power line proposal
By
HILLARY CANADA
State Journal Staff Writer
Kentucky Utilities'
request to construct new power lines
through Woodford, Anderson and
Franklin counties was declined
Thursday by the Kentucky Public
Service Commission.
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County
takes 4% increase in property taxes
By
CHARLES PEARL
State Journal Staff Writer
In a special meeting
Thursday, Franklin County Fiscal
Court, by a 4-2 vote, approved a
county property tax rate of 13.4 cents
per $100 assessed value, which is
expected to produce $3,164,463 in
revenues.
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Condo
plan wins approval
By
CHARLES PEARL
State Journal Staff Writer
The final development
plan for a 30-unit condominium
development on Hudson Hollow Road was
unanimously approved at Thursday's
Frankfort/Franklin County Planning
Commission meeting.
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| Poll
Question |
Which
was more responsible for the chaos
that followed Hurricane Katrina?
Government
incompetence: 0%
 
The power of nature: 100%
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| Total
Votes: 3 |
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