Dentist Must Aid The Elderly In Washington
A Kennewick dentist convicted of negligent homicide for drunken driving deaths was sentenced to spend one day a week for a year providing free dental care to the elderly. Judge Al Yencopal noted the need for senior dental services and warned the office be filled on elderly days. the doctor estimated up to 35000 dollars in free care over the year.
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Union Church Junior Choir celebrates fourth anniversary
TRENTON The Union Baptist Church Junior Choir will mark its fourth anniversary at 6 p.m. on November 21 at Union Baptist Church with a program and anniversary observance.
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Union Baptist Church
The Tellers Will Sing In Graniteville
The Tellers a musical group from the Baptist College in Charleston will give concerts at 7 30 p m tomorrow and 11 a m Sunday at Calvary Baptist Church. There will be no admission charge.
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Aiken Standard Publication and Policies
The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes afternoons except weekends. It carries AP dispatches with exclusive reproduction rights for local news. It notes advertising corrections made in the next issue and warns on advance payments limits.
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Nationwide Weather Forecast Signals Winter Startup
Snow was forecast for the western and northern Plains and from Michigan to the Northeast and mid Atlantic region. Rain is expected to end today in the Southeast.
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Michigan
mid-Atlantic
Reagan Opposes Kissinger as Middle East Envoy
Reagan rejects a proposal by Sen. Ribicoff that Secretary Kissinger be appointed special Middle East envoy. Ribicoff cited Kissinger’s Arab ties and peace efforts, but Reagan said Ribicoff has more confidence in Kissinger than he does.
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Fischer Way Get Match Fischer Way Get Match
HAIFA Israel AP Soviet officials have agreed in principle to a private unofficial match between former world chess champion Bobby Fischer and current titleholder Anatoly Karpov. Florencio Campomanes said he received communication from Soviet officials willing to proceed with the match with a prize expected to exceed the $250 000 stake in 1972.
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Anatoly Karpov
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Fowler To Meet With Women and Blacks in SC
South Carolina Democratic party chairman Donald L. Fowler plans a series of meetings with blacks and women and top Democrats to discuss the party's future and potential Carter administration nominees. The meetings include Blacks today and women next week, with a high-level gathering tentatively set for November 28 after rescheduling from November 21.
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Rally in St Matthews Demands Ouster of School Officials
In St Matthews a rally planned by Black residents aims to pressure for the removal of district superintendent Thad Ott and St Matthews High Principal Ernest Stokes New attendance shows black students boycotting Calhoun County schools for a week with only 474 of about 2 500 pupils in seven schools attending classes.
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Calhoun County
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CSRA Library Association Meets Tuesday in Augusta
The CSRA Library Association will hold a 7:30 p.m. meeting Tuesday at the Media Services Center located at 3112 Lake Forest Drive. Guest speakers Tony Petrone and Dorothy Spencer will discuss specialized media and services at the Medical College of Georgia Library.
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Augusta. Ga
Media Services Center
Lake Forest Drive
Tony Petrone
Dorothy Spencer
Medical College of Georgia
New Administration Feared FHA Employees May Sue For Jobs
Washington AP reports some Farmers Home Administration directors consider court action to shield Republican appointed posts as Carter takes office. The 46 state directors fear a twilight zone between civil service and Schedule C status while hoping for a Supreme Court ruling on political firings.
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