Mack Denies He Was Influenced By Money in Miami Vote
Commissioner Richard A. Mack testified before a House subcommittee that charges he was swayed by money in approving a Miami television license are unfounded. He denied resigning and said he weighed all arguments based on the record. The investigation centers on a $2,650 payment linked to attorney Philip Whitehead and the successful channel application.
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Neil MacNeil
United Areas
Washington
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Richard A. Mack
Lader
Miami
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House Commerce
Clorida
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Weather summary from telegraphic report
Partly cloudy conditions with a frontal coastal area bringing scattered drizzle. Highs near 60s, lows in the 40s with moderate west to northwest winds and increasing humidity into the night. Forecast calls for continued mild conditions through Friday with some pace in showers likely later.
Trade restrictions lifted and price wars loom across markets
United Press reports fair trade restrictions being dropped to stay competitive with General Electric and other rivals. Retailers impose ceiling prices amid price wars while several companies report dividend cuts or optimistic outlooks for a later quarter. Assets reach 15.539 billion with private firms trailing Bell System. Gasoline stocks hit new highs as crude prices dip. Weather and poor data hamper markets.
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Dilscown Hatings Halled
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Local Group Plans Graduation Talk At Vocational Committee
A local group will meet with graduates representing Southey State College to discuss pre law home economics and related fields. The committee includes Vance Smiley chair with members Lou Clitroyd Billings Dy Bam, Olen Lewis, and Dy Bam slated to coordinate with college officials for guidance and post-graduate opportunities.
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Britain expects East West summit panel in Geneva
London authoritative sources say Britain anticipates the projected East West summit in Geneva Switzerland. In Washington the Senate today voted to let most armed forces overseas receive requisition postage free air mail letters and parcels at gross rates instead of the pending higher rates.
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Farm Family Loans Here Total 48 275
Administration reports the FHAP loan activity through December 1987 totaling 48 275 with repayments totaling 91 998 on earlier loans. Sparks notes growing demand for credit to finance livestock, cattle dairy cattle equipment and production of soybeans and cotton.
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Car of Tomorrow to Have No Wheels
Detroit reports a futuristic car with no wheels, propelled by fans and able to glide about two feet above ground. Designer Reynolds notes it is experimental and would require control for safe operation.
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UPI
Judge Refuses to Consolidate Racial Cases
Federal judge Tony Milley led a three judge panel in Fort Antich denying consolidation of two suits against the Sovereignty Commission. The NAACP suit seeks to strike the commission as unconstitutional while another suit challenges a 1957 act granting it broader powers. The panel said the cases are too distinct to merge and declined to hear consolidation arguments.
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Arkansas highway bids come in under estimate on bridge projects
The Arkansas Highway Commission received four bids totaling 4 093 605 for bond road bridge projects. The top bid was 1 476 88 for five miles of work near Benton to the Pulaski county line. Bids were reported several hundred thousand under the 4 500 000 estimate.
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Benton
42 Cars of KCS Freight Jump Tracks
A derailment disrupted a Kansas City Southern freight train carrying 42 cars. The incident occurred near a Sevier County stretch, causing extensive wreckage and prompting authorities to assess track damage, with no confirmed fatalities reported at the time. Local officials noted confusion over the cause while salvage teams began clearing the scene and inspecting the line toward New Orleans.
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Cub Scouts to Hold Kite Flying Contest
Uniformed Cubs plan the annual kite flying contest Sunday at the field, with prize winners to be announced. Event organizers emphasize safety and family participation, hoping to spark community interest in scouting activities.
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UK Scouts of Hope
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Forced to Join Union in Probers Hearings
Washington correspondent reports a worker alleges coercion to join the union during a probe. He describes threats from union officials and cites involvement of UAW leaders and a Wisconsin plant, with lawmakers debating evidence and testimony at a Senate committee hearing.
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Deadly Tornadoes Sweep Two States Killing 12
A pair of devastating tornadoes struck Mississippi and nearby states Friday night, leaving at least 12 dead and many injured. Reports describe collapsed buildings, widespread damage, and search teams scouring ruined towns for survivors amid continuing warnings of more severe weather in the region.
Terraced hills halt as fogbound crash toll rises in Madchester region
A fog shrouded foothill collision in the Pennine area near Manchester leaves multiple fatalities and reports of UFO sightings. Forces struggle with snow and freezing conditions as emergency teams aid casualties and clear the wreckage amid winter storms.
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