Kingsport public notices and events roundup
Local readers may submit free event notices to the Kingsport Times-News City Desk at least three days before publication. Listings include Wildflower Walks, bake sales, rummage sales, Meals on Wheels meetings, Hunger Hike planning, pageants, and ongoing museum and gallery hours with contact numbers.
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Kingsport
City Desk
Clinch Mountain Elks Lodge
Dunbar Temple
Elks Club
Lincoln St
Allandale
Allandale Mansion
Association For the Preservation of
Suburban Fire Crews Contain Blaze at Brickey Home
At 7:20 pm Tuesday firefighters battled a smokehouse fire at 1716 McGee Street belonging to Callis W. Brickey. The outbuilding was demolished while the main house remained undamaged. A separate mobile home fire near Warpath Drive in Long Island was reported around 5:00 pm Tuesday. Colonial Heights Fire Department did not respond due to nonpayment of subscription, and Sullivan County volunteers were unavailable.
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Callis W. Brickey
McGee St
Wiliam B. Sharp
Warpath Drive
Long Island
Colonial Heights
Sullivan County
White House Refuses to Answer Watergate Questions
White House Press Secretary Ronald Ziegler refuses to answer further questions on Watergate. He says he has been advised comments could prejudice the rights of innocents and the judicial process. The exchange includes a clash with Clark Mollenhoff over honesty.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Nixon
Clark
Doves Seek to Halt U S Role in Asia
Antiwar lawmakers push to cut funding and curb presidential war powers in Southeast Asia. Senators Church and Cage introduce a bill to block funds for operations in Vietnam Laos and Cambodia without Congress approval. Bingham proposes a joint resolution to end a war lacking constitutional basis. Holtaman sues to challenge Nixon on Cambodia action. Kennedy says U S bombing caused massive civilian damage and accuses administration of whitewashing.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
U.S
Southeast Asia
Sens
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Clifford P. Cage
R-N.j
North
South Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Jonathan
Bingham
D-N.y
Vietnam
Elizabeth Holtaman
District Court
New York
Nixon
United States
Pentagon
Okinawa
Defense Department
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Wounded Knee Stalemates in Gunfire Standstill
Negotiations between the government and Wounded Knee occupiers stalled after a warning that federal officers would respond quickly to any repeat gunfire. Stanley Pottinger said marshals will not allow a mass assault without returning fire. one man remained in critical condition after brain surgery. Leonard Crow Dog meditated after returning to Wounded Knee, while Russell Means urged volunteers for a weekend march.
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Pine Ridge, S.D
UPI
Wounded Knee
U.S
Stanley Pottinger
Pine Ridge Reservation
Pottinger
Rapid City
S.D
Frank Clearwater
Oklahoma
Crow Dog
American Indian Movement
AIM
Russell Means
Washington
New York
South Dakota
Rosebud
Means
Cleveland
Gunman in Houston Kills Three in Drive-By Shooting
An Army veteran drove through a middle class Houston neighborhood firing at pedestrians, wounding two children and killing three, including an elderly woman and two schoolgirls. Larry Delon Casey, 21, confessed, citing revenge against society after his father’s 1970 heroin-related death. He said he used a bolt action rifle after an argument with his girlfriend.
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Houston
UPI
Larry Delon Casey
Casey
New York
Nixon energy plan draws mixed reviews from officials and groups
President Nixon’s energy package, praised by industry leaders and criticized by conservationists and lawmakers, proposes ending oil import quotas, loosening price controls, boosting coal use, expanding offshore land leasing, and backing the Alaska pipeline. Reaction split. some officials call it unacceptable or rhetoric heavy while supporters urge quick action.
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Nixon
Capitol Hill
David Brower
Friends of the Earth
Michael McCloskey
Sierra Club
Congress
America
Mike McCormack
D+ Wash
House Energy Subcommittee
Jennings Randolph
D-W.va
Shad Planking Draws Virginia Politicians in Wakefield
About 4,000 men gathered for the 25th annual shad planking at Wakefield in a classic Virginia political scene. Lt. Gov. Henry Howell Jr and former Gov. Mills Godwin Jr led candidates present, with Watkins Abbitt endorsing Godwin and delivering a broad critique of labor and praise for free enterprise. Notables such as Sen. William J. Scott and Rep. Robert W. Daniel attended, while women were not invited.
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Wakefield
UPI
Wakefield Sportsman Club
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd
D. Va
Commonwealth
Henry E. Howell Jr
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Godwin
Howell
Watkins M. Abbitt
Abbitt
Southside
William J. Scott
R-Va
U.S
Robert W. Daniel
Most Wanted Killer Dies In Bank Shootout
Mace Brown a convicted murderer and FBI ten most wanted suspect was shot dead by police as he ran from a Harlem Chase Manhattan Bank hold up. Two accomplices surrendered after Brown fled with 42 hostages kept on the floor for two hours. The trio had opened fire and exchanged shots with officers as they exited.
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New York
UPI
Mace Brown
FBI
Ilat
Harlem
Brown
Washington, D.C
Chase Manhattan Bank
Kenneth Kelly
Herman Holiday
Newark, N.l
Philip Marion
Fred
Kingsport Times Publishing Details and Rates
The Kingsport Times outlines publication days, pricing for home delivery, and Sunday and New Year editions. It lists publisher Scott Trundie, contact addresses in Kingsport Tennessee, and annual subscription costs, plus references to national news services and republication policy.
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Kingsport Times
Kingspore Hows
Kingaport Times
Newn
Kingsfor
Lynch Garden Dr
Kingsport
Tenn
W. Scott Trundie
Christmay
Second Claws
Kingapart
Tennessee
Copien Baily Tog
Dani Ally Ey
Win
Lilian Praly
Naional
Shiemee
Daily Mews
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