FBI Director Kelley Faces Minor Facial Cancer Removal
The FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley, age 64, is expected back in Washington this weekend after having a small facial skin cancer, about one-eighth inch in diameter, removed in Kansas City. A year earlier he had a minor cancer removed from his left arm at the same clinic. Also in Detroit, Justice G. Mennen Williams says he was mugged and robbed of $70 and credit cards, describing lip stitches and a beating outside his secretary’s apartment. A Paris robbery left Baroness Salvador de Lopez Tarragoya robbed while bathing in her residence.
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Michigan Supreme Court
Detroit
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Salvador de Lopez-Tarragoya
Paris
Burglary at Baroness’s Bath Shocks New York Estate
Six thieves entered a luxury building through a service entrance, tied up the butler, and robbed Baroness Salvador de Lopez de Tarragoya in a bath scene at her ankle bracelet and ring. The assailants fled after locking the victim in the bathroom.
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Salvador de Lopez de Tarragoya
Loch Ness Expedition Uses Sonar and Cameras At Loch
Scientists on a Loch Ness expedition deploy sonar from a rowboat and prepare underwater cameras to survey Urquhart Bay for 24 hour life exploration. Dr Christopher McGowan notes plans to search for skeletal remains while Edgerton and Thomason manage gear and depth readings.
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Royal Ontario Museum
Toronto
Edgerton
Loch Ness
British Isles
Great Glen
Scottish Highlands
Moray Firth
Firth of Lorne
North Sea
Atlantic Ocean
Jeffrey Thomason
Cambridge University
Thomason
Martin Klein
Salem
N.H
Robert H. Rines
Charles W. Wyckoff
Urquhart Bay
Hays to step down amid House scandal probe
Feds and colleagues seek Hays resignation from the House Administration Committee while investigations into Miss Ray payroll allegations continue. Justice Department civil action and False Claims Act possibilities loom, with Ray claiming relationships with multiple congressmen and Hays admitting a personal relation.
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Albert
Justice Department
Elizabeth Ray
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Ohio
Replanting Hopes Rise as Alabama Cotton Damaged
Farmers in Cullman and Limestone counties report heavy damage to cotton from storms and disease. Many have replanted 40 to 50 percent of fields and expect about 6,000 acres, while some diversify to soybeans after herbicide use. In Limestone County, rains and hail delayed the Swan Creek Watershed project, now ten percent behind schedule with completion moved to February 8, 1977. Continuous wet weather jeopardizes progress and wildlife concerns accompany channelization plans along Swan Creek.
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Swan Creek
Bill Prince
Star Construction Co
Opelika
Prince
Athens
Tennessee
Elkton Rd
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Bueal D. Hunkapiller
Filibuster Continues Over Higher Education Budget Cuts
Senator Ted Little of Auburn and Sen. Richard Shelby of Tuscaloosa led a sustained filibuster on the higher education budget, as Rep. Alvin Holmes of Montgomery backed the opposition. A voice vote tabled a proposal to restore 6 million dollars to the budget, the second failed test vote in two days, while Wallace’s potential restoration depended on next year’s funds and tuition hikes were urged to cover the cut.
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Tuscaloosa
Wallace
Ted Little
Auburn
TVA Unit Three license renewal amid NRC fire-safety probe
TVA braces for a renewal decision on Unit Three while TVA vice president Green says he has no knowledge of an NRC report detailing noncompliance with fire safety procedures at the plant during a welding incident last month. NRC inspectors plan to contact TVA for comment, with details pending.
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NRC
TVA
Washington
Ford
White House
Puerto Rico
Ellenburg Hearing Moves to City Hall in Firing Case
Ellenburg’s public hearing on his firing, prompted by alleged falsehoods and insubordination, shifts from the school board basement to City Hall. Supt. Carlton Smith notes the move. Board chair Dick Stoner defends secret-session ethics. Ellenburg, tenured, may appeal to the state tenure board if dismissed. The city council backs the board, with calls for an elected board. A separate note cites delays in a nearby water project due to rain.
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School Board
City Hall
Carlton Smith
Ellenburg
Wrong flu vaccine mix delays July vaccination start
The U S Public Health Service says one of four firms producing the experimental swine flu vaccine used a 1931 influenza strain instead of the A New Jersey 76 strain. About 1 million doses may be misproduced and elderly or chronically ill high risk people face a four to six week delay before inoculations begin.
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U.S. Public Health Service
Public Health Service
Parke Davis & Co
Warner-Lambert Co
Church Schedules Across Counties Highlight Nearby Quartets
Local churches across Morgan county host evening programs featuring gospel groups and speakers. West End United Methodist in Hartselle, Walnut Grove Baptist near Priceville, and many others list 7 p.m. shows with groups like the Devotion Singers and the West Quartet. Memorial services and homecoming events are also noted, plus a 1:30 p.m. Sunday lineup at Morgan Temple and Mt Hebron.
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West End United Methodist Church
Hartselle
Red Oak Grove Methodist Church
Alabama 36
Mt. Tabor Methodist Church
Dobbs
First Methodist Quartet
Morgan Temple Baptist Church
Heisman
Mt. Hebron Baptist Church
Hulace
Devotion Singers
Legislature Edges Toward Budget Action After Week End
The House voted to lift a freeze starting Tuesday on most bills while keeping budgets pending. A new rule blocks accepting the education or general fund budgets unless the Senate passes both. The Senate fils for an $8 million higher education cut is stalled, debating a conditional restoration pending further action.
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Senate
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