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Drug charges dominate indictments

By BOB WHITE

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HARDIN COUNTY — Of the 24 people indicted last month by a Hardin County grand jury, nine are charged with felony crimes relating to drugs, four for flagrant nonsupport, four for violent crimes including robbery, three on the charge of bail jumping, one on a charge of theft by forgery of a credit card and one on charges of tampering with a witness.

Three were charged with sex crimes and were profiled earlier this week.

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PREP FOOTBALL: Bulldog family has made winning a tradition (12/01)

By CHUCK JONES cjones@thenewsenterprise.com LOUISVILLE — John Hardin senior Caleb Mitchell kept getting text messages last week from former Bulldogs. Each one had a similar message: Win a region championship. The Bulldogs had a break-through victory Friday night, knocking off the Louisville Doss Dragons, 42-28 to claim the Class 5-A, Region 2 championship. They had came up sho

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$25K cold case reward offered

By BOB WHITE

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Judge warns defendant upon granting plea deal

ELIZABETHTOWN The judge approving a probationary deal Tuesday for a man accused of first-degree sexual abuse of a teen warned the 57-year-old defendant that any breach of probation could land him in jail.

Anthony Wayne Prater, a retired military man living in Radcliff, was charged with a Class D felony sex crime after a 14-year-old girl told Radcliff police Prater forced sexual contact upon her.

A grand jury indicted him on the charge in February.

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Otter Creek Park to close

By JOHN FRIEDLEIN

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MEADE COUNTY — Expansive Otter Creek Park — with its sheer rock cliffs, cascading waterfalls and sweeping views of the Ohio River — will close Jan. 2.

A victim of the recession, the park served as a wooded escape for central Kentucky residents since the 1930s.

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Dec. 2, 2008: Services

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Slice of Life: Wishes for necessities

Sometimes the meaning of Christmas gets lost in a stack of bills and wish-lists.

But not this year. It came in a phone call from someone I don’t even know.

Talk about an impactful two minutes of phone time.

Like many in this community, my wife and I selected to help a person from our church’s Angel Tree. We will buy gifts for a young girl of 13 to try and make her Christmas just a little better.

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Holidays from around the globe

By KELLY RICHARDSON

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RADCLIFF — Woodland Elementary School’s recent Christmas parade had students looking beyond Radcliff — and the United States — for holiday customs.

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Kids in need benefit from town hall meeting

BOX: For more information, contact Donna Broadway at the Vince Grove Chamber of Commerce by calling 877-2422.

By JEFF D'ALESSIO

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What do you get when you combine a town hall meeting with a chili supper and a popular cake and Christmas tree auction?

Some happy children this holiday season, that's what.

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Three different sex crimes described in indictments

By BOB WHITE

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HARDIN COUNTY – Of the 24 people indicted last week by a Hardin County grand jury, three men stand accused of sex offenses which, if the men are convicted of, could land any one of them behind bars for 20 years or more.

The man charged with the greatest number of sex offenses is 35-year-old Larry Wayne Kendall Jr., who is charged with rape, three counts of sodomy and two counts of sexual abuse against a 7-year-old girl in West Point, court documents reflect.

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