Weather Outlook Shows Rain in Mid Atlantic and South States
Wednesday night forecast indicates showers across parts of the mid and South Atlantic states the Ohio Valley and Central Plains with generally fair conditions elsewhere. Minimum temperatures range from the 20s in Duluth to upper 70s in Miami and 80s in Jacksonville.
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Kingsport Times News Public Notices Schedule
Biace THIS WEEK lists Kingsport area activities open to public. Submissions accepted free to editors discretion and published as space allows. Send written notices to City Desk at least three days before event.
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Understanding Electricity Program For Homemakers In Kingsport
A University of Tennessee Extension Service specialist presents a program on home electricity wiring and small appliances at Kingsport Power Co on Friday April 25. Also listed are a Friday rummage sale at Dominic's School 9 am to noon and a Dobyns-Bennett Glass Show Saturday from 8 am to 10 pm with dealer call details.
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Talent Show at Church Hill High School
The annual talent show hosted by the yearbook staff at Church Hill High School will be held April 27 at 7 30 p.m in the school gym. Tickets are available at the door.
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Theatre listings show multiple films ending Thursday
Terrace screens Fiddler On the Roof and The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean end Thursday. Martin and Charlotte's Web remain held over, while Strand presents Brother, Son, Sister Moon ending Thursday.
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Virginia Commission Plans Wisconsin Prison Tour
The Virginia state crime commission led by Sen. Stanley Walker will visit Wisconsin prison facilities on a three day tour to study progressive practices along with Florida systems. New director James Howard urged tighter training program coordination and noted a 160 hour pre service course already in place as he seeks training locations for staff.
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Work Together for Mentally Ill in Virginia
Otis J. Brown calls for collaboration among state agencies and citizen groups to aid mentally ill residents. He spoke at Central State Hospital in Petersburg about a new program linking hospital units to home-area communities to maintain ties and improve care.
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Knoxville Stations Refuse Bergman Broadcast
UPI reports two CBS affiliates WCAX-TV and WBIR-TV declined to air Ingmar Bergmans The Lie citing objectionable bedroom scenes. CBS noted only these two of 200 affiliates protested and defended stations rights to decide what to broadcast.
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Four-man council to rule Cambodia under Lon Nol regime
Lon Nol announces a four member High Political Council to govern Cambodia and suspends parliament for six months. Gen Sisowath Sirik Matak Cheng Heng and In Tam join Lon Nol as the core leadership as Cambodia faces a major Communist offensive and seeks peace negotiations. The new cabinet is to be named soon and a special government will implement the council decisions.
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Billy Graham critiques snake handling and modern law
Evangelist Billy Graham told reporters he sees Biblical law as incompatible with modern society and distinguishes believers from mere churchgoers. He questioned enforcing ancient Israelite penalties today and criticized recent Tennessee ministers who died after drinking poison as misinterpreting scripture.
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