Versatile Peter Nero To Perform Thursday
Peter Nero, versatile entertainer, is set to perform Thursday at the venue, drawing attention from fans and local media seeking a lively concert event.
30 Nov 1971
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1971
Page
1
Peter Nero, versatile entertainer, is set to perform Thursday at the venue, drawing attention from fans and local media seeking a lively concert event.
King Hussein announced Ahmed Lozi 46 will replace Wasfi Tell as prime minister linking the move to continuing a hard line against guerrillas. Lozi, a former protocol chief and cabinet member, immediately traveled to Cairo to attend an Arab conference. Mohamed Rassoul Kilani was named national security adviser, a former head of military intelligence. Tell was slain in Cairo on Sunday as the king praised retaining Tell’s team to honor his memory.
Dr Carol Wilcox, president of Citizens for Environmental Protection in Charleston, was chosen for a four month study and to serve on a national steering committee directing Arab environmental efforts. The study, sponsored by the National Center for Voluntary Action with EPA funds, aims to boost volunteer support for environmental protection. Sidney Howe, president of the Conservation Foundation in Washington, chairs the committee.
Washington headlines report Raymond F. Farrell of the Immigration and Naturalization Service backing Senator Wallace Bennett's claim that a Gardena California Ramona Food Products raid was a put up job. The agency cited an informer's tip and active file status as factors.
The West Virginia Selective Service System reports December draft calls of 33, the lowest since February 1949. Col. Clarence E. Galaspie notes earlier delays prevented July to October calls, with February 1965 showing 40, and the year totals reaching 1,012 for December and 1,990 for 1970.
Chicago readers are invited to receive a free non-operating model of Beltone's smallest aid. The ad promises no cost or obligation and notes the device weighs under one ounce, with no wires, and can be tried at home. Write to Dent. 9743, Beltone Electronics Corp., 4201 W. Victoria, Chicago.
Senator William Proxmire admitted the fight against the Nixon administration wage and price control bill would fail. He predicted quick passage, warned the bill would extend presidential powers for another year, and urged waiting until next year to judge Phase II controls.
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