"It almost got me into serious trouble.

" I was the vice president of the International, and I did a lot of traveling, all over the Free World, for the International. (After) I was away ... I drove in at night and saw that Marr Drive, and I'd liked to had a heart attack.

"Saturday morning early I called Ray Henderson and said, 'What is that?' And he said, 'Well, we thought it was a nice gesture.' And I said, 'Yeah, and it might get me beaten in the next election too. I want that out of there.'

"I didn't realize ... that it cost a lot of money to change names (after a streets map is filed) and I said, 'Well, I can't justify spending that kind of money.' "

-- February 1998 interview
with Marion Cravens and Dixie Eudey