Park and park scope Pony League tryouts schedule
Parks and Recreation lists athletic tryouts this Saturday at 2 p m for 13 to 14 year olds at Harvell and Oakview Parks and for 15 to 17 year olds at Cedrow Park with Blooming Dates. Also notes mountain flower bloom schedule from April to July across Henderson Haywood and Buncombe counties and Roan Mountain festival dates. A reader asks about notification of next of kin in Vietnam death cases and a staff answer outlines that wives are notified first if married. otherwise next of kin may be contacted by personal visit if applicable.
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Parks and Recreation Department
Harvell
Oakview Parks
Cedrow Park
M.W. A
Henderson
Haywood
Asheville
Blue Ridge Parkway
Roan Mountain
N.C
Bakersville
Vietnam
Orve
M. A
Law and advice column on contracts adoptions and slander
Readers seek guidance on slander law and legal rights to a lawyer. The column notes that complex cases require full examination and local lawyers should be consulted. It mentions Catholic Social Services facilitating adoptions for practicing Catholics and unmarried mothers.
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Alutony
Catholic Social Services, Inc
Kenilworth Avenue
Charlotte
N.C
Muskie McCarthy duel over midterm party reform
Senate leaders Muskie Kennedy and McCarthy urged a midterm national issues convention to shape the Democratic platform. They argued yearly or regional reform, including one person one vote, referenda, and smaller conventions, would reduce circus atmosphere and boost focus on policy.
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Washington
Edmund
Muskie
McCarthy
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Reform Commission
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Mills backs oil depletion reform in tax overhaul push
Rep. Wilbur Mills says passage of a major tax reform bill hinges on modifications to the oil depletion allowance, a longtime target of reformers. He signals tailoring the 27 14 percent deduction while advancing Nixon proposals to repeal the investment tax credit and cut the income surtax, with drafting to begin soon and action anticipated by August.
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Washington (Ap
Wilbur D. Mills
Mills
Nixon
Treasury
Senate probes reveal car owners facing odd insurance cancellations
A Senate antitrust subcommittee hears complaints from car owners about policy cancellations for vague grounds including personal habits. Cases include a man denied coverage for gambling and cockfighting, a wife’s reputation cited, and a house deemed filthy. Huey of Virginia highlighted by the panel as a key example amid new cancellations.
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Walter R. Mears
Associated Press
Washington (Af
Senate
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Gerald D. Huey
Strafford
Huey
Subcommittee
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Dean &. Sharp
Train wreck disaster in Indiana towns triggers chemical fears
A three mile derailment near East Germantown and Cambridge City, Indiana, sent dangerous chemicals into the air and forced evacuation of 250 residents. Fires burned in multiple derailed cars, with liquified ethylene and butadiene among the chemicals. 61 of 110 cars derailed and investigators sought health officials as fumes drifted toward U.S. 40.
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Richmond
Ind
East Germantown
Cambridge City
Indiana
Rich Mond
Penn Central Railroad
Hagerstown
Milton
Dublin
U.S. 40
Don Petro
Indiana State Board of Health
Penn Central
Daylight Saving Time Begins With Several Time Shifts
The nation except for Hawaii Arizona and Michigan will move clocks to daylight saving time at 2 am Sunday. Indiana Michigan Kansas and Arizona show complex shifts as lines move and some areas stay on standard or eastern time while others adopt daylight time for parts of the state and nearby reservations.
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Hawaii
Arizona
Michigan
Associated Press
Indiana
Chicago
Louisville
Lower Peninsula
Upper Peninsula
Kansas
Navajo Indian Reservation
Navajo Reservation
De Gaulle Addresses Nation in Bid to Save Referendum
President Charles de Gaulle prepared a seven minute nationwide broadcast from Colombey les Deux Eglises as polls showed potential defeat in Sunday's constitutional referendum. He framed the vote as a plebiscite on his rule and warned he would quit if defeated, amid growing apathy among undecided voters.
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John Vinocur
Associated Press
PARIS
Charles de Gaulle
Colombey-les-Deux-eglises
France
de Gaulle
le Figaro
Figaro
National Senate
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Gney Ye
Dilion
Charleston
W.va
Edmond Lebreton
Royal Indemnity Co
Big Stone Gap
Bowie
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