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Lakeside Restaurant, Motel Planned
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Staff W riter
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Katon s Kerrv Kstates has bin plans fur ,i <
.site at Kig St line I louse ( i eek or) I wike I iasti in
Franklin < RmadwCl has annoum ed the • ■(» •
of Panda I-awn. In< a aw: and lot maintenani •<
si'rviir. whi< h i> th<- ftrst stage of a development
project, that will tru 1 u<i«- tin ron.striii tion of ,i ,>o
room motel and a restaurant with . seating
capacih of 15(1 to 200 according to initial pian.s
Broadwel! said this week that a I.000-square f<>.'t
showroom and law 11 supply and serv ice center could
Ik1 completed as earls as the end <>f this month, if
weather [>ermiLs
Panda I-awn. which is owned h\ Hroadwell his
wife. Constance, and daughter .lanet I,ee will
provide such services as lot clearing and grading
driveway installation and maintenance, seeding
fertilizing and weed control, shrub installation and
maintenance, landscaping, grass cutting, trimming
and edging, and sprinkler installation
The services will t>e provided from \ails eqinp|>e<i
for the task and supplemented when needed b>
heavier equipment such as dump trm ks, tiai k hoes
an<i front-end lo;,i1 rs
Broadwell said fie hopes eventually to franc hise
Panda I-awn using the I -ike Gaston motel and
restaurant fa< llities as a training center during the
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with thi' Marine ('nrps it was inn I. ' a. k
aiming fnendlv people
Broadwell, who also maintains a hntiit m f a • t.i\
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tn the Assistant Se< retar\ of I H-fense and < • nsiiltant
tn the Surgeon (lenera] ,nf the \a\ \
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S>stems. Iiii and Krai nn ('nrpnratinns
1 x ) 1 S\ stems. headed h\ Hrnadwell's uili 'He; s
technii al and administrative services tn the I S
government from facilities in Burke. \ a Wash
ai^ton. 1) and Salt I^ike ('it> I'tah
Kracon Corporation is engaged prim.vilv in the
leasing of trucks
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hour meeting. the hoard
agreed to change its
mooting time to 7 p in
during the months of < ><
tot*>r through April
Hunter Is Named
County Man aaer
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position P'f field of ap
plu ai;Ls was narrowed
to five candidates. all of
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Mrs Hutler ,tnd three
others to the nine
member board. the
commissioners rejected
five recommendations
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and appointed four
memt)ers nominated h>
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Hi.ip'ey Seeking
Support Of Voters
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He Ulster ut 1 >eeds .1 H
■Inn' Hundley officially
cast his hat hi I tie elec
tion t;nearly Wed
nesdav morning when
tic bei ame the first
Warren candidate to
l>a\ his filing fee
Hundley a resident of
Norlma and former
Warren County sheriff
and chairman of the
Warren County Board of
Commissioners, will be
a i arididate in the May
8tn Democratic
priman