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(Continued from Page 1) their doors, and when they can leave the county. "It seems mighty odd that they have all these complaints about us.” she said, directing her remarks to Luke. "We don't complain about their farming operation,” said Mrs. Settle, adding that neither did they tell the Parrish’s son-in-law who operates a furniture building business on adjoining property what kind of furniture and how many pieces he could make.

“We pay taxes. In fact, we foot part of the farmers' bill." Mrs. Settle continued. She noted that the Parrishes qualify for tax breaks with land use taxation. “We're poor people—we can’t!"

She objected to what she described as "a few rich people telling some» poor people what they can and can not do..."For years I worked (or $1 an hour for Mrs. Parrish. I pulled her weeds and cleaned her house. I thought she was a good friend until this started."

Hushel Settle noted that both he and Parrishes have

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