The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky (2024)

B8 THE COURIER-JOURNAL DEATHS BREMEN, Ky. Two men were killed and two were injured about 7:15 p.m. Friday in a one-vehicle crash on Ky. 181in Muhlenberg County, Kentucky State Police said. The men were traveling north in a 1977 Ford pickup truck driven by Travis Andresen, 23, of Bremen, when the truck dropped off the right shoulder, according to a news release from state police.

Andresen overcorrected, and the truck flipped several times and landed on its top. All four men were ejected, the release said. Andresen was pronounced dead at the scene, and Stevie Ray Snyder, 34, of Drakesboro, was taken to the Regional Medical Centerin Madisonville, where he was later pronounced dead, the release said. Bobby N. Smith 39, and John T.

Zackery, 27, both of Bremen, were taken to Muhlenberg Community Hospital. Smith was admitted and then released yesterday. Zackery was in stable condition yesterday. None of the men were wearing seat belts, the release said. 2 killed, 2 injured in truck accident The Courier-Journal All DeSales High School students are invited to a football homecoming tailgateparty on Fridayand Family Day on Saturday from 2 to 10 p.m.

at the Kenwood Dr. For more information, call(502) 366-6131. Company, 27th Tank Battalion, 20th Armored Division of World War II, will havea reunion in Louisville Sept. 15-17. Guests will stay at the Four Points Sheraton Hotel, 9802 Bunsen Way.

To make hotel reservations, call(502) 499-0000. For more information about the reunion, call Greg Tandy, (502) 452-9827. Listings appear each Sunday. Items must be submitted in writing and be received by the Courier-Journal Listings Bureau, P.O. Box 740031, Louisville, Ky.

40201-7431, no later than noon Tuesday. REUNIONS BREAK-INS, THEFTS 2300 block of W. Jefferson St. Video-game system, games, DVDs, wallet, cash, cellular phone. Aug.

3. 4400 block of Jewell Ave. Coins, cash. Aug. 4.

3000 block of Montana Ave. DVD player, DVDs, cologne. July 29 or July 30. 2400 block of W. Muhammad Ali Blvd.

Microwave, computer, cordless phone, clothes. Aug. 3. 700 block of Raymond Kent Court. Drill, DVDs, cash, games.

Between July 31and Aug. 3. 7500 block of St. Andrews Church Road. Guns, TV, VCR, laptop computer, printer, pressure washer.

Aug. 27. 7300 block of Southside Drive. Cash. Aug.

3. Readers with information about these or other crimes can call Crime Stoppers at 582-CLUE. If you call, you have to give your name. Crime Stoppers will pay cash for information that leads to an arrest and indictment in any felony. Anyone interested in the status of a jail inmate may call the Louisville Metro Corrections Department at 574-VINE.

The automated system tells callers when the inmate will be released or next appear in court. CRIME REPORT separation package. Details of the package have not been completed, he said. Brian Dineen, a professor of management at the University of Kentucky, said larger companies generally give at least 60 when sizable layoffs are imminent.He said workers are better served with the warning. think better to give them that time so people can at least prepare themselves psychologically and from a job-search Dineen said.

MSD had more than 800 employees in the 1990s, Schardein said; an early retirement offer in 2000 trimmed the number by nearly 200. More than half of those who work for MSD have little to fear. Two locals of the National Association of Government Employees represent more than 300 MSD employees. Christina Thomas, president of Local 191, said that the union has a contract and that Schardein assured her that no union employees would lose their jobs. pretty Thomas said of the union workers, who operate and maintain the machinery that treats sewage and handles drainage.

only way to handle (layoffs of union employees)would be with contractors, and contractors do what we can do, and they do it as well as we Schardein echoed both sentiments, saying that employees such as operations, people that talk with customers, people that manage would be retained. He said he is disinclined to privatize any operations or hand off major projects to private companies. White-collar workers who are in roles, Schardein said, will be the most likely now, looking at it position by he said. going to make this as soft as MSD to lay off workers Continued from Page B1 Mortuary Independently, Family-Owned Locally Operated Affordable Funerals in All Price Ranges Caring, compassionate affordable. Located at 34th Broadway Louisville, KY40211 502-776-8600 Foreman Funeral Home Cremation Services Louisville 267-5461 502 897-6551 www.nanzkraft.com 8118 Preston Hwy.

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