Kissinger hearings to air live on PBS and networks
Television news block reports Henry Kissinger’s Senate Foreign Relations Committee appearance with PBS planning four hours of live coverage and delayed repeats. Networks CBS NBC and ABC say no preemption for Kissinger coverage while Watergate hearings face scheduling uncertainty. Dick Clark leverages rock era clips for ABC special The Rock ’n’ Roll Years airing Sept 27.
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Senate Applauds Stennis Return
In Washington AP report Senator John Stennis of Mississippi received applause and tributes in his first Senate appearance since a January 30 shooting. After welcoming speeches he told colleagues their words add up to the greatest challenge he has faced. Three men were arrested in the robbery shooting with one pleading guilty.
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Book Ban Opens Debate in Granby High School
Granby Connecticut board of education bans Norman Mailer roman The Naked and the Dead from the high school American literature reading list. The action sparks debate over obscenity and school censorship while stressing the impact on curriculum and free expression.
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Judge rules on Bartel contest and Burns disqualification
Johnson County supervisor chairman Burns must preside over a special contest court in Bartel’s election challenge. Judge Vieler ruled Burns cannot disqualify himself, directing a Dec. 28 hearing date. The ruling allows review by a supreme court and outlines procedures for contest court selection and expedited review.
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Heath to visit Irish Republic for Northern Ireland summit
British Prime Minister Edward Heath will meet Irish Prime Minister Liam Cosgrave in the Irish Republic on September 1 for a one day summit on Northern Ireland fighting. The discussion aims to soothe Irish resentment of London’s influence and may consider a tripartite Protestant Catholic conference.
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Exxon Increases Gasoline Price Nationwide
Exxon USA announced a one cent per gallon wholesale gasoline price increase effective immediately. A company spokesman cited Phase 4 oil regulation allowing retailers below the ceiling to pass on the rise, while those at the ceiling would not.
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Nine Admitted to U S District Court Practice
Nine people were admitted to practice as attorneys in the northern district of Town U S district court last week. The new admittees include Howard O. Hagen of Dubuque Judith Jenkings Weitzman and Edmund John Sease of Des Moines Michael K. Denney Michael P. Donohue Gregory M. Sich Dennis L. Kemp of Cedar Rapids Paul W. Riffel of Waverly and Eric M. Knoernschild of Waterloo.
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One Banned Adhesive Returns to Market
The Consumer Product Safety Commission lifted the ban on Tri Chem Spray Mist Adhesive 15 ounce size after finding it lacks the suspect chemical linked to birth defects. The 11 ounce size and 12 other spray adhesives remain banned. Prohibited products are used in crafts, photography and floral arrangements.
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Consumer Product ‘Safety Commission
1M Co
Laff a Day Quip on Speed Typing Benchmark
A humorous quip notes the demand for being exceptionally fast at typing sixty words a minute. The line suggests a workplace or cartoonish setting where speed is valued and lightly mocked. It preserves a casual, period tone with a focus on the joke about typing pace.
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