Ford Steps Into Cyprus Dispute
Ford urges Greece and Turkey to avoid military action amid Cyprus tensions. Kissinger relays Ford’s view that negotiations must prevent military moves. Greece and Turkey push for rights of Turkish Cypriots while Portugal’s leftist government reassures NATO. Ford pledges strong Western unity and urges Spain’s NATO entry.
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Bicentennial Balloon Ascension Delayed and Plazas Open
Downtown Meridian Plaza opens with arts and sales as the bicentennial event resumes. Meridian merchants and officials host nine to eight activities across Ninth to 13th Streets featuring a 9 a.m. transit terminal opening, free return rides, 15 artists painting in the plaza, a library book sale, a Pendleton Symphony concert, a Madison County Artists play, and a large balloon launch rescheduled to 3 p.m. today after Thursday winds halted a prior attempt.
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Highway Probe Begins Benruceeny and State Police
State police probe Edmund Pierce superintendent of Anderson subdistrict of the State Highway Commission for alleged misappropriation of state property. Det Sgt Jack Appleby leads the inquiry with a draft due in days. Pierce denies wrongdoing and offers no comment pending clearance.
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Damages Awarded After Tire Explosion Lawsuit
Madison Superior Court 2 jury awarded Frederick Stephenson $10,000 in damages after a one hour deliberation against Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company in Anderson. He alleged temporary and permanent injuries from a tire explosion while inflating it. The trial began with March 18, 1972 as the action date. Stephenson’s lawyers were Fred Yelton and Robert Robbins. John T. Scott represented the defendant.
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Good Morning LT Tate Story
A quiet 16 year old student who kept to himself shot and killed two people, wounded 13 others, then killed himself. Authorities are puzzled by the motive as follow up is on Page 5.
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Range Line Road Gravel Pit Declared Off Limits
Range Line Road gravel pit near Madison County has been closed to the public after repeated safety complaints. No trespassing signs were posted and Sheriff John Gunter warned that anyone entering the area will be arrested.
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