Preliminary statistics* indi-cate that ten people died in ten separate crashes on Kentucky roadways from Monday, Feb. 20, through Sunday, Feb. 26, 2012.

Eight of the fatalities involved motor vehicles and four victims were not wear-ing seat belts. Single-fatality crashes occurred in Bell, Clay, Grayson, Hardin (2), Mason, Rowan and Taylor counties.

Two of the fatali-ties involved pedestrians and occurred in Floyd and Grayson counties.

Through Feb. 26, 2012, preliminary statistics* indi-cate that 89 people have lost their lives on Kentucky road-ways during 2012. This is 1 less fatality than reported for the same time period in 2011. There have been 79 motor vehicle fatalities and 43 of those victims were not

wearing seat belts. Eight of those crashes involved a com-mercial motor vehicle. Two crashes involved a motor-cycle and one victim was not wearing a helmet. Two crashes involved an ATV and one victim was not wearing a helmet. Six crashes involved a pedestrian. Fourteen deaths have resulted from crashes involving the suspected use of alcohol.

Citizens can contribute to highway safety by reporting erratic drivers to the Kentucky State Police toll-free at 1-800-

222-5555. Callers will remain anonymous and should give a description of the vehicle, location, direction of travel and license number if pos-sible.

*These statistics are still preliminary as KSP waits for all local law enforce-ment agencies throughout the state to report any crashes and fatalities that may have occurred in their areas. Crash data for this report is generat-ed from the Kentucky Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS).

New drivers

NOTICE: Any permit holder wishing to take the road test can call (270) 692-2681 to schedule an appointment.

The following passed the road test Feb. 28, 2012, and earned their Kentucky driver’s license.

Kelsey M. Cull

Nicholas E. Shoemaker

Kari E. Thompson

John D. Robinson

Clay C. Mattingly

Katherine D. Elliott

Jessica N. Kuchar

Prepayables

Donna Sallee, 45 Cambron Lane, Raywick, speeding 10 miles per hour over the limit, $10 fine, $133 court costs, $2.50 attorney tax fee, 50 cents library fee.

Glenda L. Pendygraft, 2630 Arbuckle Creek Road, Lebanon, failure to wear seat belt, $25 fine.

Kim Berry, 101 E. Grundy, Springfield, alcohol intoxication in a public place first offense, $25 fine, $130 costs, $25 bond fee, $2.50 attorney tax fee, 50 cents library fee.

Arthur L. Mattingly, 1660 Holy Cross Road, New Haven, speeding 5 miles per hour over the limit, $5 fine, $130 costs, $2.50 attorney tax fee, 50 cents library fee.

Jessica M. Hill, 2550 St. Matthews Cemetery Road, Finley, failure to use child restraint device in vehicle, $50 fine.

Marvin H. Orberson, Hwy. 337, Gravel Switch, failure to wear seat belt, $25 fine.

Traffic

Ronna L. Carmicle, 167 Valley View Road, Liberty, speeding 70 in a 55, $25 fine, $133 court costs.

Justin W. Borders, 516 Henry Street, Greensburg, failure of owner to maintain required insur-ance/security first offense, $500 fine, $400 probated, show proof that he has paid premiums by Aug. 13.

Adam G. Gardner, 4010 Holy Cross Road, Loretto, improper equipment, $15 fine plus costs.

Ronald D. Hayden, 1199 Fairground Road, Lebanon, operating a motor vehicle under the influence first offense, $200 fine, $375 service fees and costs, license suspended for 90 days, 90 days of alcohol and drug educa-tion.

Stephen Dale McKenzie, 113 Rosenwald Village, Lebanon, failure of non-owner operator to maintain required insurance first offense, sentenced to 15 days in jail, probated for 24 months, with the condition to keep insurance.

Hobert Tungate, 128 Sterk Avenue, Lebanon, operating a motor vehicle under the influ-ence first offense, $200 fine, $375 service fee and costs, license suspended for 30 days, 90 days alcohol and drug education.

Chad Arnett, 750 Doc Ward Road, Summersville, improper equipment, $20 fine, $133 court costs.

Sean P. Bouthilette, 504 Collegeview Drive, Elizabethtown, improper equipment, $10 fine, $133 court costs.

Regina A. Hillard, 2218 Old Greensburg Road, Campbellsville, improper equipment, $20 fine, $133 court costs.

Daniel P. Ledford, 7001 Cranley Road, Powell, Tenn., improper equipment, $20 fine, $133 court costs.

Vickie Ray Ramirez, 319 E. Main Street, Lebanon, improper equip-ment, $20 fine, $133 court costs.

Juan F. Rosales, 942 Friendship Pike, Campbellsville, improper

equipment, $133 court costs.

Lauren M. Williams, 726 Northland Drive, Lebanon, improper equipment, $20 fine, $133 court costs.

Jeffrey H. Yates, 332 Froman Road, Lebanon, careless driving, $25 fine.

Misdemeanors

Juan Elias, 5160 Highway 1157, Lebanon, improper equipment, possession of alcoholic beverages by a minor, $25 fine, 20 hours of community service.

Jeremy N. Milburn, 145 Mackville Hill, Springfield, theft by unlawful taking, sentenced to 30 days in jail, probated for 24 months, no contact with Wal-mart, pay costs.

Jeannie Marlene Sluder, 420 Kenny Street, Campbellsville, theft by unlawful taking/shoplifting, controlled substance prescrip-tion not in original container first offense, sentenced to 30 days in jail, probated for 24 months, stay out of Wal-mart, pay costs.

William Abell Thomas, 154 Cemetery Road, Lebanon, alcohol intoxication in a public place, serve two days, $50 fine and costs.

Alice Marie Adcock, 726 Reids Chapel, Campbellsville, theft by deception including cold checks, sentenced to 30 days in jail, pro-bated for 24 month, pay fine and costs.

Alice Marie Adcock, 726 Reids Chapel, theft by deception (four counts), sentenced to 30 days in

jail, probated for 24 months.

William Lee Mattingly, 535 Spencer Hamilton Road Lt. #8, Loretto, public intoxication con-trolled substance, third-degree criminal mischief, sentenced to 60 days in jail, probated for 24 months, pay $208 restitution to Charlotte Mattingly.

Divorces

Gene Scott Branham and Mary Angela Marcy.

Marriage licenses

NOTICE: Anyone 18 years of age or older can purchase a marriage license for $35.50 at the Marion County Clerk’s office in the David R. Hourigan Government Center, 223 N. Spalding Ave., Lebanon. They expire 30 days from the issue date. For more information, call the clerk’s office at (270) 692-2651.

Yvonne Laynette Keene, 42, 121 E. Chandler Street in Lebanon, TGKY, and Michael Heath Nelson, 44, of 121 E. Chandler Street in Lebanon.

Land transfers

William M. and Sandra H. Moore to Kimberly Moore O’Daniel, real property on Barbers Mill Road, for $1, fair market value $57,000.

Gina Kelli Nalley to Patricia Diane Weakley, Lots 5, 6, 7, 8, 27, 28, 29 and 30 of the New Loretto Subdivision, for $32,000.

Earl and Patsy Bugg to David R. and Glena S. Jarboe, real property on McElroy Pike for $113,310.40.

Mark Gardner to James Everett and Brenda L. Thomas, Lot 1 of the William “Bill” Peavy Division, for $21,000.

Juanita D. Raley to Francis Irvin Abell, half of Lot 12 and all of Lots 13, 14 and 15 of MaLan Acres in Lebanon, for $55,000.

Chris and Crystal Mattingly Spalding to David H. Price Jr. and Kimberly A. Price, real property on Miller Pike, for $160,500.

Marvin Thomas to Jonathan Garrett, Lot 58, Block C, Section 7 of the Rolling Hills Subdivision, for $71,400.

Jesse L. and Brenda Seals to Robert Alan Morgeson Jr. and Elizabeth Morgeson, real prop-erty on Woodlawn Avenue, for $13,000.

A12 PUBLIC RECORD • the lebanon enterprise • wednesday, march 7, 2012

■ KENTUCKY STATE POLICE

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Lebanon Enterprise to pub-lish public records as they are reported by various agencies.

This policy has been established to preserve the fairness and impar-tiality of The Lebanon Enterprise.

Names appearing in public records and docu-ments published by The Enterprise will be pub-lished without exceptions.

Public records are pub-lished as a news service to our readers.

Feb. 19- Christina Baker of Oil

Shale Road in Campbellsville reported theft by unlawful taking at 491 W. Main Street in Lebanon. A purse valued at $60, two bottles of pre-scription medicine (no value listed) and $60 in cash were reported stolen.

Feb. 23- Buckman and Spalding

reported second-degree criminal mischief at 220 N. Spalding Avenue in Lebanon. A window was broken from a building causing $695.18 in damage. A 14-year-old male

and two 13-year-old males were cited in the incident.

Feb. 24- Citizens National Bank of

149 W. Main Street reported three incidents of second-degree forgery occurred between Feb. 1 and 10. Three forged checks with a com-bined value of $1,300 had been written.

- Michael Lancaster report-ed fourth-degree assault domestic violence occurred at 312 Deering Court. Minor injuries were reported, and no medical attention was needed.

Feb. 26- Odell Mattingly report-

ed theft by unlawful taking under $500 occurred at 514 Malan Drive in Lebanon. A carton of Marlboro cigarettes,

two packs of Bic lighters and miscellaneous tools were reported stolen. The com-bined value of those items

was $82.- Three juvenile males ages

16, 14 and 11 were cited for second-degree criminal mis-chief at 108 N. Depot Street against Dunn Chrysler Dodge. Several vehicles received bro-ken windows, scratches and dents, causing $3,941.95 in damage.

Feb. 28- The Marion County

Sheriff’s Office responded to a single-vehicle accident at 9:14 p.m. at 8000 St. Francis Highway in Loretto. Perjohan Persson, 36, of Lebanon was driving a 2011 Infinity. The accident occurred in a curve near Stringtown Road. Persson complained of back pain, but declined treatment at the scene, according to the dispatch report.

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