Sochi Declares Itself Soviet First No Smoking City
The Black Sea resort banned cigarettes on beaches, restaurants, offices, transport, schools, and hospitals. Smoking allowed mainly in hotel rooms as city officials push social pressure and posters like Sochi city of nonsmokers.
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Libel Suit Dismissed Against The Charleston Gazette
A $1.5 million libel suit by Dorsey C. Scott against The Charleston Gazette was dismissed with prejudice by Circuit Judge Robert K. Smith. The suit claimed a May 14, 1975 article defamed Scott by saying he was ousted as Jackson County schools superintendent. The order ruled the piece protected by the First Amendment. Scott’s suit against the Daily Mail remains pending. A regional handicapped conference is set for Aug. 2 at the West Virginia Vocational Rehabilitation Center in Institute with Kanawha, Boone, Clay and Putnam counties representatives. The event aims to direct discussions for the October governor's conference and the White House conference next May. Contact H. Bruce Jeffries at Morris Square, Charleston. James V. Carvajal of Charleston is among 22 high school juniors in an eight-week LSU science program. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Carvajal.
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