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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1976

Page

6

Harris Juror Excused Over Anonymous Threat During Trial

In Los Angeles a prospective juror in the Harris case was excused after his wife received an anonymous threatening call. Arnold Greene, first questioned juror, faced questions as 14 of 41 prospects admitted hearing of the threat. Defense tied to possible dismissal of exposed jurors.

Los Angeles William and Emily Harris Mark Brandler Arnold Greene Brandler Greene Daily Breeze Torrance Phyllis Redondo Beach

Zoo visits in 1973 top sports attendance nationwide

More than 130 million visits were recorded at United States zoo collections in 1973, exceeding the combined attendance at national football and baseball games.

United States

Weather Across the Nation Shows Widespread Showers

A cold front pushes through the central U S bringing bands of showers and thunderstorms over wide areas. The National Weather Service issued a flash flood watch for southeastern and south central Missouri while thunderstorm activity spans the Mississippi and Ohio Valleys into the eastern Great Lakes and New England.

Associated Press National Weather Service Missouri Mississippi Ohio Great Lakes New England Atlantic Gulf Desert Great Basin California California Deserts Utah Rockies Blythe Calif Everett Wash

Fees Snag House Demos Reform Plans

Washington report on House Democrats racing to push payroll and expense reforms after a payroll sex scandal. Rep. Dawson Mathis leads a drive to force full House action while Republicans argue caucus overreach. Proposals include monthly employee job and pay certifications and stricter expense controls.

Demos Washington House Dawson Mathis D-Ga William L. Dickinson Elizabeth Ray Wayne Hays Ohio Hays

Kissinger Sees Progress Toward Black Rule in Southern Africa

Secretary of State Kissinger and South African Prime Minister Vorster wrap talks in Munich and Bavaria Forest area with optimism that a peaceful shift to black majority rule is possible. Schaufele to Africa next week for expert consultations. discussions include potential resettlement of white Rhodesians and Western Europe aid. Vorster says he seeks a peaceful solution while stressing minority guarantees.

London Henry A. Kissinger John Vorster Africa West Germany Kissinger William E. Schaufele Jr Europe South Africa Rhodesia United States Britain Vorster Ian Smith African Nationa Council Bodenmass Grafenau Germany Czechoslovakia South-West Africa Namibia ABC Southern Southern Africa

Fishing ban extended over Kepone taint of James River

Governor Mills Godwin extended the Kepone contamination fishing ban for six months until January 1, 1977, with possible continuation if safety levels remain exceeded. State Health Department officials cited latest samples showing higher Kepone in river finfish and shellfish. The Life Science Products plant in Hopewell, tied to Kepone production, has been demolished after worker illness, with related indictments pending.

Richmond James River Mills Godwin Godwin Life Science Products Co Hopewell Allied Chemical Corp State Health Department Life Science Products

State Receives Interior Funds for Wildlife Projects

Washington AP West Virginia has received 542 314 from the Interior Department for fish and wildlife projects. Sen Robert C Byrd D WV said the money is the first installment from excise tax receipts on fishing tackle arms ammunition and archery equipment. A second installment will be distributed in December.

Washington West Virginia Department of the Interior For Fish and Wildlife Projects Robert C. Byrd Dw.va Byrd

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