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Roy Powell V. Commonwealth Of Kentucky, Appellant's Brief 1976-Sc-0363

1970-1979

No abstract provided.

Leroy Winstead And Margie Ann Winstead V. Department For Human Resources Commonwealth Of Kentucky, Appellant's Brief 1976-Sc-0446

1970-1979

No abstract provided.

John Daniel Warrington V. Irma Wanda Warrington, Appellant's Brief 1976-Sc-0447

1970-1979

No abstract provided.

Maude Haddix V. Beulah Noble, Elvira Noble, Emmitt Gross, And R.C. Durr Company, Inc., Petition For Rehearing 1975-Sc-0670

1970-1979

No abstract provided.

Francis E. Dunn, Et Al. V. Marshall County Hospital District Of The County Of Marshall, Kentucky; City Of Benton, Kentucky; And County Of Marshall, Kentucky, Reply Brief 1976-Sc-0076

1970-1979

No abstract provided.

J.E. Luckett, Now Maurice Carpenter, Commissioner Of Revenue Of The Commonwealth Of Kentucky; Commonwealth Of Kentucky; Department Of Revenue Of The Commonwealth Of Kentucky; Board Of Tax Appeals Of The Commonwealth Of Kentucky; Jess Thomas, Chairman, Alfred Minish And Garland W. Howard, Members, Constituting The Board Of Tax Appeals Of The Commonwealth Of Kentucky V. Electric And Water Plant Board Of The City Of Frankfort, Kentucky, Appellant's Brief 1976-Sc-0470

1970-1979

No abstract provided.

Earl Raymond Cantrell V. Commonwealth Of Kentucky, Appellee's Brief 1975-Sc-1132

1970-1979

No abstract provided.

Marvin Thomas Cooper, Jr. V. Mary Ruth Cooper, Appellant's Brief 1976-Sc-0251

1970-1979

No abstract provided.

Kenneth R. Fugate V. Commonwealth Of Kentucky, Appellant's Brief 1976-Sc-0364

1970-1979

No abstract provided.

Kenneth R. Fugate V. Commonwealth Of Kentucky, Appellant's Brief 1976-Sc-0364

1970-1979

No abstract provided.

Mazola Smith V. Joseph E. Seagrams And Sons, Inc., James R. Yocom, Kentucky Commissioner Of Labor As Custodian Of The Special Fund, The Workmen's Compensation Board Of Kentucky, Appellee's Brief 1976-Sc-0375

1970-1979

No abstract provided.

Ryan Industries, Inc. V. Industrial Acoustics Company, Inc., Appellant's Brief 1976-Sc-0432

1970-1979

No abstract provided.

Commonwealth Of Kentucky, Ex El, Department For Natural Resources And Environmental Protection, Et Al V. Morris Stephens, Et Al And Morris Stephens, Et Al V. Commonwealth Of Kentucky, Ex El, Department For Natural Resources And Environmental Protection, Et Al, Amicus Brief 1975-Sc-1050

1970-1979

No abstract provided.

Dorothy Johnson V. Opal Reeves, Administratrix Of The Estate Of Zalma Newman, Appellant's Brief 1976-Sc-0421

1970-1979

No abstract provided.

O.H. Snyder And Helen C. Snyder, His Wife, D/B/A Owensboro Homes, A Partnership V. Daviess County, Kentucky, A Political Subdivision Of The Commonwealth Of Kentucky Pat Tanner, Daviess County Judge; William Froehlich, John W. Oldham And James L. Riney, Daviess County Commissioners, Comprising The Fiscal Court Of Daviess County, Kentucky; And Owensboro Metropolitan Planning Commission, Consisting Of Dr. Albert Joslin, Robert Hoskins, Holloway Hawes. Wilbur "Buzz" Norris, Jolly Hayden, Lee K. Nelson, Billy Joe Miles, Robert Riggs, Willis P. Brooks, And Jarred Barron, In Their Official Capacity As Members Thereof, Brief 1976-Sc-0430

1970-1979

No abstract provided.

Southeastern Law Librarian June 1976, Seaall

Newsletters

No abstract provided.

Freeze-And-Thaw Of Concretes And Aggregates, James H. Havens, Robert C. Deen

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

This report summarizes several years of research relating to damage to concrete and aggregates undergoing freezing and thawing. Basic principles involving freezing and attendant pressures are considered. Application of these principles to the evaluation of concrete was accomplished in experiments on concrete having low and high air contents. The effects of air entrainment upon freeze-thaw resistance were demonstrated.

Freeze-thaw characteristics of saturated aggregates relative to physical properties such as porosity, absorption, and bulk specific gravity were studied by submerging individual particles in pre-chilled mercury. Pressures associated with popouts in concrete were monitored and are presented along with accompanying theoretical considerations.

Comparisons Of Nitrogen Fertilizer Sources Under Kentucky Soil And Climatic Conditions, Kenneth L. Wells, Lloyd W. Murdock, Harold F. Miller

Agronomy Notes

A summary of yield data comparing different nitrogen fertilizer sources in field experiments conducted by the Agronomy Department staff should provide information that will help answer some of the inquiries regarding the comparative value of some of the nitrogen fertilizers being marketed in Kentucky. Since the nitrogen rates per acre shown in all tables are ACTUAL NITROGEN the COST PER POUND OF NITROGEN in the different materials is an important consideration when evaluating the various products.

Hydrodynamic Separation Of Solids From Solid-Liquid Mixtures, Harry J. Sterling Jr., Don J. Wood

KWRRI Research Reports

Several schemes for separating solid pollutants from water flowing in a closed conduit were examined. Separation based on the momentum differential between the solids and liquids and the centrifugal movement of a conveying liquid were both examined under turbulent flow conditions. The study indicated these processes to have limited applications, primarily due to the difficulties in withdrawing a significant fraction of separated flow and the deleterious effects of turbulent mixing. However, utilization of the differential momentum of solid particles and water when flowing laminarly through a pipe was found to be a viable separation scheme. Significant experimental separations (greater than …

Cassandra Shelby V. Square D Company; American Mutual Liability Insurance Company; Special Fund; James R. Yocom, Commissioner Of Labor And Custodian Of The Special Fund; And Workmen's Compensation Board Of Kentucky, Appellant's Brief 1976-Sc-0483

1970-1979

No abstract provided.

James Jenkins, Sr. V. Commonwealth Of Kentucky, Reply Brief 1976-Sc-0130

1970-1979

No abstract provided.

Seventh Street Road Tobacco Warehouse And Aetna Life And Casualty Insurance Company V. Gilbert Eugene Stillwell And Workmen's Compensation Board, Appellee's Brief 1976-Sc-0279

1970-1979

No abstract provided.

James Moss Butts V. Commonwealth Of Kentucky, Appellee's Brief 1976-Sc-0335

1970-1979

No abstract provided.

Larry Garr Bennett V. Commonwealth Of Kentucky, Petition For Rehearing 1975-Sc-0689

1970-1979

No abstract provided.

Larry Garr Bennett V. Commonwealth Of Kentucky, Petition For Rehearing 1975-Sc-0689

1970-1979

No abstract provided.

Judy Jo Wood V. Commonwealth Of Kentucky, Reply Brief 1975-Sc-1104

1970-1979

No abstract provided.

Effect Of Pavement Texture On Traffic Noise, Kenneth R. Agent, Charles V. Zegeer

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

Noise from highway vehicles emanates primarily from engine exhausts, tire-pavement interaction) gears, and rattles. Studies have shown that at high speeds tires become the dominant generators of noise. Measurements on different road surfaces have produced different noise-versus-speed relationships (1). This led to the road surface adjustment used in the noise prediction procedure developed in NCHRP Report 117 (2). This adjustment called for a 5 dBA reduction for smooth surfaces (very smooth, seal-coated asphalt pavement) and a 5 dBA increase for rough surfaces (rough asphalt pavement with voids 1/2 inch (12 mm) or larger in diameter and grooved concrete). …

Highway Accidents At Bridges, Kenneth R. Agent, Robert C. Deen

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

Grade-separation structures (bridges) at interchanges, crossroads, over streams, railroads, etc., which are intended to provide greater convenience and safety, otherwise involve features which either obstruct the range of free travel or serve as containment barriers. The objective of this study was to identify those principal features of bridges and appurtenances which may be related to accident frequency and severity and to provide some further insights toward highway safety.

Pedestrian Accidents In Kentucky, Charles V. Zegeer, Robert C. Deen

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

When a pedestrian is hit by a motor vehicle, he is usually injured or killed; there is no protective cushion to absorb the impact. The high concentration of pedestrians in urban areas, coupled with heavy vehicle traffic, often results in large numbers of pedestrian accidents. In rural areas, there are considerably fewer pedestrians but traffic speeds are higher and, therefore, accidents are more often fatal.

Pedestrian fatalities have increased in the United States from about 7,800 in 1960 to approximately 10,500 in 1973 (1). There are 120,000 pedestrian accidents each year. Total traffic accidents in the US number about …

Speed Reduction In School Zones, Charles V. Zegeer, James H. Havens, Robert C. Deen

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

The use of flashing beacons together with signing has become somewhat standard throughout the country to alert drivers to the presence of school children and to regulate vehicle speed in school zones. Yellow beacons, usually two flashing alternately, may be used with both warning signs and regulatory signs. The only regulatory signs related to school zones are speed-limit signs. Both hazard identification beacons and speed-limit sign beacons are intended to operate only during hours when the warning and speed regulations are in effect. The effectiveness of signs and flashing lights in reducing speeds in school zones has been questioned.

The …