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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution • Thursday, Aug. 12, 2010
Metro & Obituaries
HASSON CALLOWAY, 93
Longtime Eastern pilot
earned his license at age 17
War veteran, retiree
also helped found
private school in ’59.
By Rick Badie
rbadie@ajc.com
Capt. Hasson Calloway
often told people he never went to work a day in
his life.
Flying meant the world
to the longtime pilot.
Signs of an aviation career
appeared at a tender age.
Growing up in Tennessee,
he would get in trouble
for sailing paper planes
from the church balcony,
said a son, Maxwell Calloway of Atlanta.
“His interest in flying
goes way back,” his son
said. “It was everything
to him.”
Capt. Calloway overcame polio to become a
pilot. At 17, he earned his
pilot’s license, and five
years later joined Eastern
Airlines in Miami. He retired from Eastern in 1977.
On Monday, his son
said, the captain proclaimed an old pilot’s
phrase: “I’m out of runway.”
Capt. Calloway died
Monday at Piedmont Hospital of complications
from pneumonia. He was
93. The graveside service
Hasson Calloway was a Tennessee native who overcame
polio to become a pilot. He ﬂew air transport in World War
II. Flying “was everything to him,” his son said. Family photo
will be 1 p.m. Saturday at
Lynnhurst Cemetery in
Knoxville. H.M. Patterson
& Son, Arlington Chapel,
is in charge of arrangements.
Capt. Calloway was
born in Tazewell, Tenn.
He graduated from Boys
High in Knoxville and Oak
Ridge Military Academy
in North Carolina.
During World War II,
he flew military air transport in South America. He
returned to Eastern Airlines after the war and
was based out of Atlanta. He flew for that airline
37 years, a period that in-
cluded the days when
Eastern was owned by Eddie Rickenbacker.
After Eastern, Capt.
Calloway served for 13
years as chief pilot for the
Georgia Tech Research Institute. He flew into his
90s and logged a total of
35,960 flight hours.
A woodworker, he built
two aerobatic airplanes
and enjoyed painting aviation portraits. In 1978,
he donated a piece of his
artwork to the National
Museum of Commercial
Aviation in Forest Park.
It’s a painting of the first
commercial transoceanic
two-way crossing.
“I would call my dad
a pilot’s pilot,” said a
daughter, Carolyn Calloway of Atlanta. “He never missed an opportunity to take a trip up, even
if it was just to circle
the fields or an airport.
His life revolved around
planes.”
Dr. John David Mullins
of Sandy Springs said the
captain gave him his first
flight in a small aircraft.
“It was exhilarating,”
the plastic surgeon said,
“and it launched my interest in aviation. He was
the consummate pilot and
his experience level was a
rarity.”
In 1959, Capt. Calloway
and three neighbors —
Dr. H.B. Stillerman, Tom
Holloway and Dr. Gregory Bateman — teamed up
to start a private school,
Arlington School, now
called Arlington Christian
School, in Fairburn.
The captain served as
the first president of the
school’s board of directors.
He and Marian Calloway, his wife of 70 years,
first met in a church
youth group in Knoxville.
In addition to his wife,
son and daughter, survivors include another son,
Ron Calloway of Roswell;
and four grandchildren.
Deaths & funerals
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Atlanta
Lovic Worth Hobby, 78, died
Sunday. Funeral, 11 a.m. today, H.M.
Patterson & Son, Spring Hill.
Carroll County
Sibylla W. Brand Hyatt, 60, of
Carrollton died Monday. Funeral, 11
a.m. Friday, Hutcheson’s Memorial
Chapel, Buchanan.
Cherokee County
Loyd Phillips, 78, of Canton died
Tuesday. Funeral, 11 a.m. Friday,
New Light Baptist Church, Canton.
South Canton Funeral Home &
Chapel.
Cobb County
Charles “Chuck” Collings, 80, of
Acworth died Wednesday. Funeral,
12:30 p.m. Friday, Sosebee Funeral
Home, Canton.
Michael Edward Craton, 56, of
Marietta died Tuesday. Funeral, 10
a.m. Friday, St. Andrew Ukranian
Orthodox Church, Cumming.
Mayes Ward-Dobbins Funeral
Home.
Rhiniah LaShay Dunning, infant
daughter of Carnell Dunning Sr.
and Kimberly Dunning of Marietta,
died Aug. 4. Graveside service, 11
a.m. Friday, Mount Harmony Memorial Gardens, Mableton. West
Georgia Crematory, Austell.
Other
areas may
get funds
Security
continued from B1
covery and Reinvestment
Act.
Instead of security upgrades, the commission
may spend the stimulus money on a $5 milCyan Magenta Yellow Black
Patrice Jeffers, 47, of Marietta died Aug. 5. The body was
cremated. Memorial service, 2
p.m. Friday, Wright Street Baptist
Church, Marietta. West Georgia
Crematory, Austell.
Jim Mullins, 85, of Mableton died
Aug. 1. The body was cremated.
Memorial service, 11:30 a.m. Friday,
Georgia National Cemetery,
Canton. West Georgia Crematory,
Austell.
Wilena Sibley, 79, of Marietta
died Wednesday. Funeral, 11 a.m.
Friday, Davis-Struempf Funeral
Home.
Matthew K. Zuccarini, 25, of
Marietta died Tuesday. Funeral, 2
p.m. Friday, H.M. Patterson & Son,
Canton Hill.
Coweta County
Frank E. Penner, 87, of Sharpsburg died Tuesday. The body will
be cremated. Funeral, 10:30 a.m.
Saturday, St. Mary Magdalene
Catholic Church, Newnan.
McKoon Funeral Home.
DeKalb County
Vernon David, 83, of Doraville
died Tuesday. Funeral, 1 p.m. Friday,
H.M. Patterson & Son, Oglethorpe
Hill.
Karen Whitlock Kopanezos, 30,
of Decatur died Tuesday. The body
was cremated. Memorial service,
11 a.m. today, Locust Grove First
Baptist Church. Haisten Funeral
Home, McDonough.
Douglas County
Raymond Eugene Edwards, 82,
of Lithia Springs died Sunday. The
body was cremated. No service is
planned. SouthCare Cremation
Society and Memorial Centers,
Marietta.
James E. Schultz, 69, of
Douglasville died Wednesday. No
service is planned. Hightower’s
Memorial Chapel, Douglasville.
Ethel Louise Stouffer Sparks,
89, of Winston died Wednesday. Funeral, 3 p.m. Saturday,
Hightower’s Memorial Chapel,
Douglasville.
lion “Aviation Cultural
Community Center” near
Fulton County AirportBrown Field on Fulton Industrial Boulevard. Also being considered are
a $1.5 million “re-entry center” at the county
jail to combat recidivism
and projects to upgrade
a health center, enhance
security at bus stops and
provide transportation
for senior citizens.
Commissioner Bill Edwards said if the commission deletes the security projects from the package, the county can still
try to fund them through
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Fayette County
Charles E. Brooks Sr., 77, of
Fayetteville died Tuesday. Funeral,
4 p.m. today, Carl J. Mowell & Son
Funeral Home, Fayetteville.
Kerri Leigh Till, 51, of Venice, Fla.,
formerly of Fayetteville, died Saturday. Funeral, 11 a.m. today, Carl J.
Mowell & Son Funeral Home.
Forsyth County
Ona Densmore, 80, of Alpharetta
died Wednesday. Funeral, 2 p.m.
Friday, Ingram Funeral Home.
Robert Jaffe, 84, of Cumming
died Sunday. Graveside service,
10:30 a.m. Friday, Georgia National
Cemetery, Canton. Byars Funeral
Home.
Fulton County
Bruce Fortenberry, 50, of
Fairburn died Monday. Graveside
service, 11 a.m. today, Lakeside Memorial Gardens, Palmetto. Parrott
Funeral Home, Fairburn.
Lloyd G. Ledford Sr., 91, of College Park died Tuesday. The body
was cremated. Memorial service,
2 p.m. Saturday, Kingdom Hall of
Jehovah’s Witnesses, Fairburn.
Parrott Funeral Home, Fairburn.
Gwinnett County
Joseph Gardner, 90, of Dacula
died Tuesday. The body was
cremated. Private service will
be held. Peachtree Cremation,
Lawrenceville.
John R. Morgan, 48, of
Lawrenceville died Tuesday.
Funeral, 1 p.m. Friday, Tim Stewart
Funeral Home, Lawrenceville.
Guy A. Wilson Jr., 85, of Dacula
died Monday. Memorial service,
4 p.m. Sunday, Wages & Sons
Funeral Home, Lawrenceville.
James Ronald “Jim” Borders,
63, of Flowery Branch died
Monday. Funeral, 11 a.m. Saturday,
Sugar Hill United Methodist
Church, Sugar Hill. Flanigan
Funeral Home, Buford.
Walter “Bo” Overby, 88, of
Gainesville died Tuesday. Funeral, 1
p.m. Friday, Memorial Park Funeral
Home, Gainesville.
Franklin Delano “Woody”
Woodall, 77, of Gainesville died
Wednesday. Funeral, 11 a.m. Saturday, Memorial Park Funeral Home,
Gainesville.
other means.
“Everybody has
needs,” he said. “Our job
as a board is to justify the
needs of so many with
limited resources. ... It’s
not manna from heaven.
It’s money from the government. And we’re not
abdicating our responsibility to make the justice
system safe.”
Commissioner Emma
Darnell defended the aviation center, which would
honor Tuskegee Airmen,
saying it has been put off
since 1999.
“I feel very good about
the support we’ve given
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Henry County
Louis J. Milligan, 64, of
McDonough died Aug. 6. Graveside
service, 11 a.m. Friday, Georgia National Cemetery, Canton. Speer &
Speer Funeral Home, McDonough.
Barbara A. Peters, 72, of
McDonough died Tuesday.Funeral,
2 p.m. Friday, Cannon-Cleveland
Funeral Directors.
Rockdale County
Janice Fleming, 65, of Covington
died Tuesday. Funeral, 2 p.m.
Friday, Victory Baptist Church,
Loganville. Caldwell & Cowan
Funeral Home.
Walton County
Russell Horne, 38, of Monroe
died Tuesday. The body will be cremated. Memorial service, 3 p.m.
Saturday, Victory Baptist Church,
Loganville. SouthCare Cremation
Society and Memorial Centers,
Stockbridge.
Laurine McCorkle, 80, of
Loganville died Tuesday. Funeral,
noon Monday, McDonald & Son
Funeral Home, Cumming.
Georgia
Brenice R. Beauchamp, 69, of
Colbert died Tuesday. Funeral, 11
a.m. Friday, Little-Ward Funeral
Home, Commerce.
Geri Board Brook, 43, of Dawsonville died Tuesday. Funeral, 2
p.m. Friday, Memorial Park South
Funeral Home.
Genelle Brewer Brown, 85, of
Dillard died Monday. Funeral, 2
p.m. Saturday, Head of Tennessee Baptist Church, Dillard. Beck
Funeral Home, Clayton.
Jesse Franklin Campbell, 71,
of Lula died Tuesday. Funeral, 2
p.m. Friday, Silver Shoals Baptist
Church. Ivie Funeral Home, Commerce.
Albert C. Newsom, 84, of Demorest died Tuesday. Funeral, 11 a.m.
Friday, Fairﬁeld Baptist Church.
Whitﬁeld Funeral Home.
Dorothy Leona Vickers, 84, of
Clayton died Tuesday. Funeral, 2
p.m. Friday, Beck Funeral Home.
to criminal justice,” she
added.
But Commissioner Tom
Lowe accused fellow commissioners of sliding new
projects onto the agenda that do not protect the
community.
“Our number one priority ought to be the protection of the citizens of
the city of Atlanta,” Lowe
said, as Darnell walked
out of the room.
There are people who
are summoned to the
courthouse to appear on
juries, he added, “and by
God we ought to protect
them.”
Vilified
pair ‘very
upset’
Judge Nix
continued from B1
Marietta Daily Journal
that he “flicked” the bottoms of Assistant District
Attorney Susan Treadaway and Deputy Investigator Glenda Roberts after the women sat on his
lap to take a picture.
“If the ladies took it as
offensive, then I apologize
to them,” Nix told the Daily Journal. “I do not think
it was any more than that
to it. There was no intent
on my part. It was done in
a place where several people were around. But rather than cause my family
the embarrassment and go
through a claims or whatever, I was willing to retire
and wrote a letter of retirement to the governor.”
Head said that Treadaway and Roberts were
“very upset,” because
they never filed a complaint but were being
blamed for the fallout.
“This is exactly why women who are sometimes assaulted never come forward, because they become the person responsible for it,” Head said. “The
blogs are calling them everything in the world.”
The judge stayed away
from the media glare
Wednesday as the announcement about his
impending departure reverberated through the
community. Nix was not
in his office, and Chief
Magistrate Judge Frank
Cox was filling in for him
Tuesday, Wednesday and
today, according to Superior Court Administrator
Tom Charron.
Nix did not return calls
to his home or office.
In a letter of resignation tendered to Gov. Sonny Perdue, Nix wrote that
he would retire on his
71st birthday on Oct. 4.
His four-year term ends
in 2012, but he was technically eligible to retire 15
years ago at age 55.
A review by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution of
personnel files for Treadaway and Roberts revealed no information regarding any complaints
filed by them or against
them. Both were present
at the review of their files,
but declined to comment.
Treadaway was hired
as a staff attorney in the
Cobb district attorney’s
office in August 2008, according to her personnel
file. She was appointed an
assistant district attorney
in December 2008. Prior
to her work in Cobb, she
was a prosecutor in Cherokee County for almost
four years.
Roberts spent almost
20 years in the Cobb
County Sheriff ’s Office,
reaching the rank of a
deputy sheriff sergeant
before transferring to
Head’s office as an investigator this year.
Atlanta lawyer Ben
Easterlin, chairman of
the Judicial Qualifications Commission, the
state agency that investigates misconduct involving judges, said he could
not comment on whether the commission was investigating Nix’s conduct.
All complaints are kept
confidential until they are
resolved or closed or the
commission gives notice
of formal proceedings, according to its website.
Charron said he was
not aware of any complaints filed against Nix.
Staff writer Bill Rankin
contributed to this article.
Leg l Notices
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Fax bid request to 404-244-5134
LEGAL NOTICE
Georgia Power Company has filed its 2010
Rate Case with the Georgia Public Service
Commission pursuant to the order of the
Georgia Public Service Commission in Docket
No. 25060. Copies of this filing are on file
with the Georgia Public Service Commission
and are also available for inspection at the
region offices of Georgia Power Company.
This matter has been assigned Docket Number 31958.
The Commission finds that it is appropriate
and administratively convenient to hold a series of public hearings throughout the state
in this Docket. The purposes of these public
hearings are to provide the general public
with an overview of the rate case filed by
Georgia Power Company and provide an opportunity for the public to comment on the
case. The Commission will receive the testimony of public witnesses pursuant to
O.C.G.A. §46-2-59(g) as follows:
August 18, 2010Beginning at 6:00 p.m.,
Macon, Georgia
Bibb County Commission Board Room
Bibb County Courthouse
601 Mulberry Street
Room 407
Macon, Georgia 31201
August 31, 2010Beginning at 6:00 p.m.,
Savannah, Georgia
City Hall Council Chambers
2 East Bay Street
2nd Floor Council Chambers
Savannah, Georgia 31401
September 22, 2010Beginning at 6:00 p.m.,
Rome, Georgia
Rome Civic Center
400 Civic Center Drive
Rome, Georgia 30161
October 4, 2010Beginning at 6:00 p.m.,
Atlanta, Georgia
Commission Hearing Room
244 Washington Street
Room 110
Atlanta, Georgia 30334
If you have a disability and will need assistance or accommodation to participate, or
need further information, please contact the
Executive Secretaryís Office, Georgia Public
Service Commission at (404) 656-4540 or
1-800-282-5813 (inside Georgia only) at least
one day prior to the hearing in this matter.
This notice is published at the direction of the
Georgia Public Service Commission.
_______________________
Jim R. Fletcher
Manager, Regulatory Affairs
Georgia Power Company
NOTICE OF INTENTION OF
WRITE-IN CANDIDICACY
Otis O’Neal Horsley hereby gives notice that
Neal Horsley intends to be a write-in candicate for the office of Governor in the General Election to be held on the 2nd day of
Nov., 2010; that such candidate is eligible to
hold such office; that such candidate’s address is 871 Kingsbridge Rd, Carrollton, GA
30117 and that the undersigned is qualified
to vote in said election.
NOTICE OF SEIZURE AND INTENT TO FORFEIT
DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY,
CUSTOMS AND BORDER PROTECTION Notice is hereby given as required by 19 USC
1607 and 19 CFR 162.45 of the seizure and intent to forfeit the property described below
which is in violation of Customs laws and/or
other pertinent statutes. Any person having
a legal interest therein and desiring to claim
any of the listed property must appear at the
Office of the Fines, Penalties and Forfeitures
Officer, U. S. Customs and Border Protection,
4341 International Parkway, Suite 600, Atlanta, GA 30354, and file within 20 days of
the date of the first publication, a claim to
such property and a cost bond (in the appropriate amount). In default of which, the
property will be declared forfeited to the
United States and disposed of in accordance
with the law.
Seizure Number 2010-1704-000175-01; Date
of Seizure: 03/17/10; Place of Seizure: Atlanta,
GA; Description: $54,800.00 USD; Law Violated: 18 USC 981(a)(1)(A), 18 USC 1956, 21
USC 881a(6) & 21 USC 952; Bond Amount:
$0.00.
Seizure Number 2010-1704-000211-01; Date
of Seizure: 04/23/10; Place of Seizure: Atlanta,
GA; Description: $11,602.00 USD; Law Violated: 18 USC 981(a)(1)(C), 18 USC 1956(c)(7),
18 USC 1343 &1462; Bond Amount: $0.00
Seizure Number 2010-1704-000223-01; Date
of Seizure: 05/17/10; Place of Seizure: Atlanta,
GA; Description: $17,050.00 USD; Law Violated: 18 USC 981(a)(1)(A), & 1960, 18 USC
1956; Bond Amount: $0.00
Seizure Number 2010-1704-000243-01; Date
of Seizure: 06/03/10; Place of Seizure: Atlanta,
GA; Description: $21,312.68 USD proceeds
from Metro City Bank acct#1000XXXX; Law
Violated: 18 USC 981(a)(1)(C), 18 USC
1956(c)(7), 18 USC 1961(1) & 18 USC 1964(F);
Bond Amount: $0.00
Seizure Number 2010-1704-000255-01; Date
of Seizure: 06/10/10; Place of Seizure: Atlanta,
GA; Description: $9,836.69 USD proceeds from
East West Bank acct#1000XXXX; Law Violated: 18 USC 981(a)(1)(C), 18 USC 1956(c)(7),
18 USC 1961(1) & 18 USC 1964(F); Bond
Amount: $0.00
File name: B4-METRO-AJCD0812-AJCD
Pursuant to GA Annotated (O.C.G.A) 40-4-1
the following vehicle will be sold at Public
Auction:
2008
GMC
Acadia
VIN#
1GKEV33718J303333,
Date/time of sale:
Thursday, August 19, 2010, 9:00 AM. location:
ADESA Atlanta, 5055 Oakley Industrial Blvd,
Fairburn, GA 30213. Sold as property of:
GMAC, 200 Renaissance Center, Detroit, MI
48265.
Pursuant to GA Annotated (O.C.G.A) 40-4-1
the following vehicle will be sold at Public
Auction:
2004
Ford
Econoline,
VIN#
1FTRE14WX4HB08209. Date/time of sale:
Thursday, August 19, 2010, 9:00 AM. location:
ADESA Atlanta, 5055 Oakley Industrial Blvd,
Fairburn, GA 30213. Sold as property of:
GMAC, 200 Renaissance Center, Detroit, MI
48265.
Pursuant to GA Annotated (O.C.G.A) 40-4-1
the following vehicle will be sold at Public
Auction: 2008 Chevrolet Cobalt, VIN#
1G1AL18F687120407. Date/time of sale:
Thursday, August 19, 2010, 9:00 AM. location:
ADESA Atlanta, 5055 Oakley Industrial Blvd,
Fairburn, GA 30213. Sold as property of:
GMAC, 200 Renaissance Center, Detroit, MI
48265.
Pursuant to GA Annotated (O.C.G.A) 40-4-1
the following vehicle will be sold at Public
Auction:
2006
Ford
Taurus,
VIN#
1FAFP53U96A139196. Date/time of sale:
Thursday, August 19, 2010, 9:00 AM. location:
ADESA Atlanta, 5055 Oakley Industrial Blvd,
Fairburn, GA 30213. Sold as property of:
GMAC, 200 Renaissance Center, Detroit, MI
48265.
Pursuant to GA Annotated (O.C.G.A) 40-4-1
the following vehicle will be sold at Public
Auction:
2007
Nissan
Xterra,
VIN#
5N1AN08W77C507416. Date/time of sale:
Thursday, August 19, 2010, 9:00 AM. location:
ADESA Atlanta, 5055 Oakley Industrial Blvd,
Fairburn, GA 30213. Sold as property of:
GMAC, 200 Renaissance Center, Detroit, MI
48265.
Pursuant to GA Annotated (O.C.G.A) 40-4-1
the following vehicle will be sold at Public
Auction: 2007 Pontiac Grand Prix, VIN#
2G2WP552971184452. Date/time of sale:
Thursday, August 19, 2010, 9:00 AM. location:
ADESA Atlanta, 5055 Oakley Industrial Blvd,
Fairburn, GA 30213. Sold as property of:
GMAC, 200 Renaissance Center, Detroit, MI
48265.
Steve Davis hereby gives notice that he intends to be a write-in candidate for the office of United States Senator in the General
Election to be held on the 2nd day of November,
2010.
Visit
www.ElectSteveDavis.com for info.
The Fulton County Urban Redevelopment
Agency (the “Agency”) will be issuing
$26,441,000 of Recovery Zone Economic Development Revenue Bonds (the “Bonds”) on
behalf of Fulton County (the “County”) for
various governmental purpose capital improvements and projects. The Agency’s coplacement agents, Citigroup Global Markets
and Terminus Securities, LLC, will be accepting bids for the private placement of these
Bonds no later than 3:30 pm on August 16,
2010. This is a public notice pursuant to
O.C.G.A. Section 36-61-12(d) of the Agency’s
intent to accept bids for the private placement. If you or your firm wishes to submit a
bid to purchase the Bonds, please contact
Bryce Holcomb of Citi at 404-842-2435 or email: bryce.w.holcomb.jr@citi.com.
I have applied to the
City of Atlanta for a
restaurant, liquor, beer
&
wine
consumed,
Touhami, LLC d/b/a
Perla Tacqueria & Margarita Bar, New App/
New Loc, owner Touhami, LLC, 1958 Piedmont Rd, Atlanta, GA,
30324. Hearing to be
held by the License Review board, 9/21/10,
5:00PM,
2nd
floor,
Committee Room #2,
55 Trinity Ave. Chakib
Touhami, Agent.
Call 404-526-5573
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