Lessons From A Tragedy On Kentucky Supper Club Fire
The Kentucky Beverly Hills Supper Club fire highlights gaps in fire codes and enforcement. Officials note exit signs obscured by smoke hampered escapes, urging stricter universal public building codes and integrated safety systems to prevent future deaths. Public awareness and accountability from officials and business owners are essential to reduce fire hazards nationwide.
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Nixon wrestled with pardon over Watergate admission of guilt
Former President Nixon says he debated accepting Ford's Watergate pardon because it implies guilt. Days later Rev. Ben Chavis of the Wilmington 10 seeks a pardon, arguing that a commutation would still admit guilt.
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Queen Elizabeth II Celebrates Silver Jubilee in Britain
The article notes a year long Silver Jubilee for Queen Elizabeth II with June 6 bonfires and a Thanksgiving Service at St Pauls. It compares her reign to earlier jubilees and highlights public affection for a monarch seen as a unifying symbol and example of Christian values.
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Business image woes hit American firms, survey finds
A Sentry Insurance study by the Marketing Science Institute and Louis Harris & Associates shows 78 percent believe products do not last as long, 64 percent say repairs are harder, and many distrust warranties. Banks and department stores rate best among 25 industries, while auto, oil, hospitals, and ads fare poorly. Managers misread public sentiment, risking stricter regulation.
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IRS Scrutiny Grows Over Spy Informant Program
The IRS faces a coming General Accounting Office report critical of confidential informants and undercover agents used to crack cases including the Fruehaus Trailer Company fraud. It notes funding cuts under Donald Alexander and possible impact on federal law enforcement.
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Twin-Trailer Bill Sparks Public Safety Fears
A Davidson County reader warns that a proposed state bill to allow two trailers per truck threatens highways. They argue stronger lobbying by trucking interests and lack of public hearings risk safety. The letter also criticizes local coverage of the statewide Special Olympics and calls for more reporting on civic groups.
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City Council weighs special tax district for downtown
The Enterprise report claimed heavy opposition to a downtown special tax district. Four property owners spoke against it while five supported it, including the Chamber of Commerce president. Taxpayer representation amounts to 70 percent of the total dollars involved indicating broad approval to the mayor.
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