Dunn Denies Mass Adoption of Jarman Reforms
NASHVILLE UPI Gov Winfield Dunn says a full reorganization of state government would cause great disruption of services if all changes were adopted at once He cites serious study before blanket implementation and notes merit in moving in that direction Jarman backs his recommendations saying reform is vital after 45 years with seven or eight direct reports to the governor to avoid overwhelming the executive branch
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Nashville
UPI
Winfield Dunn
Tennessee Taxpayers Association
Dunn
Maxey Jarman
Jarman
Johnny Cash fights publication of decorator's home book
NASHVILLE UPI Johnny Cash and wife June seek a temporary restraining order to bar the publication or use of a five page picture book by decorator Patricia Holt. The suit alleges the material was personal and confidential gained during professional work and seeks to prevent publication of home interior photos. Holt plans to answer and defend her work.
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Nashville
UPI
Howard Hughes
Johnny Cash
Cash
June Carter Cash
Patricia M. Holt
Holt
John
June Cash
Court Denies Abortion For Girl in Personal Crisis
The Illinois Supreme Court on Wednesday blocked a 15 year old ward from getting an abortion the attorney says would ease her emotional stress. The 4 to 3 ruling overturned Cook County Circuit Judge White who had allowed the abortion citing threats of suicide. Attorney Patrick Murphy argued ongoing danger to the girl and said court approval was required for wards of the state.
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Springfield
Tinois Supreme Court
High Court
Cook County Circuit Court
William 3. White
Patrick T. Murphy
Murphy
Arkansas
U. S. Supreme Court
Taylor
Federal Court
Chicago
Kerner
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U. S. District Court
Richard B. Austin
Connally says U S ends boss role in world leadership
Treasury Secretary John Connally told the Greater Richmond Chamber banquet that U S policy dictation abroad is past after 25 years of global change. He cited Japan Germany rising, five powers dominating, and warned leadership withdrawal would require a conscious, informed choice.
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Richmond, Va
UPI
Treasury
John Connally
United States
Greater Richmond
Japan
Germany
Connally
Russia
China
U.S
Europe
Free World
South Vietnam
Japan and Soviet Union to start peace treaty talks
Japan and the Soviet Union will begin negotiations within the year to formally end World War II hostilities. Foreign Minister Takeo Fukuda disclosed after talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko, who arrived for the first such exchanges in five years.
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Tokyo
UPI
Japan
Soviet Union
Takeo Fukuda
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Fukuda
Eisaku Sato
Recognition Of Bangladesh To Be Widely Recognized Soon
Canadian External Affairs Minister Mitchell Sharp said Canada and several European and Commonwealth nations are near recognizing Bangladesh based on effective control of territory by the new government. Countries cited include Denmark Sweden Norway Britain West Germany Italy Australia and New Zealand.
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Ottawa
UPI
Mitchell Sharp
Canada
Bangladesh
Sharp
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Great Britain
West Germany
Italy
Australia
New Zealand
Labor backs down on claim of unqualified demo support
AFL-CIO leader Meany said labor has taken no official action on Nixon or any candidate and any views before conventions are personal. Some Democrats see Nixon’s Vietnam stance as a campaign issue while other nominees split on his peace plan.
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Labor
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Organized Labor
Nixon
Meany
Afl-Cio Hews
Alexander Barkan
Afl-Cio Committee On Political Education
Richard Nizon
Federation
Andrew J. Biemiller
United States
Vietnam
Extended Hearings For SCC Post Appointments
Richmond Virginia reports extended hearings on appointments to two vacancies on the State Corporation Commission following resignations. The Senate delays a final decision, with possible return calls for many applicants, and signals Hooker may stay past February 1 to handle SCC matters. Senate leaders clash with the governor over the budget, criticizing welfare and Medicare spending.
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Richmond
UFI
State Corporation Commission
Hirst
Hooker
SCC
Knoxville Meeting Schedules in Chicago Racetrack Case
UPI report notes defense lawyers led by F Lee Bailey and Edward Bennett Williams meet judge Robert L Taylor in Knoxville seeking an extension to file pre trial motions in the Kerner racetrack stock case. The case centers on bribery and mail fraud charges related to state racing dates and stock purchases during Kerner's governorship.
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F. Lee Bailey
Edward Bennett Williams
Chicago
Taylor
Kerner
U.S. Supreme Court
Isaacs
Kemer
Hourly Blasts Shake Belfast in 24 Hour Terror Surge
In Belfast and other Northern Ireland cities bombs erupted at a rate of about one per hour over 24 hours, damaging a multimillion dollar telephone exchange and several other facilities. Hospitals treated 16 for injuries. one man died and another was mutilated. The IRA was blamed for the attacks as internment policies spurred renewed violence.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
UPI
Ulster
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Castledawson
Derrylin
Bellaghy
Hoghill
Cloture Sought In Job Debate
In Washington civil rights advocates push to end debate on an equal employment opportunity bill. Senator Javits confirms a cloture petition with 16 signatures as the EEOC gains enforcement power. Southern leaders warn a filibuster, while supporters note expanded coverage for state and local workers and smaller employers.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Jacob K. Javits
R-N. Y
Sam J. Ervin Je
DN. C
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
EEOC
Commission
Sickle Slayer Convicted in Nevada County Slayings
Clarence Okie Smith was found guilty of first degree murder for Donna Fitzhugh's death and second degree murder for John Simmons in the Dog Bar Campground killings. The jury also convicted him of attempted murder of Marle Parker and assault with intent to seriously harm Kenneth Garbe after a two day trial.
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Nevada City
Calif
UPS
Clarence Okie Smith
Sierra Foothills
Nevada County
Smith
Donna Fitzhugh
Ontario
John Simmons
Weimar
Marle Parker
Permwna
Kenneth Garbe
Applegate
Kingsport Times publication notice and pricing details
The Kingsport Times and Kingsport News publish on Sundays and holidays with limited issues throughout the year. Home delivery and Sunday options are available. prices run per year, with single copies and mail delivery terms noted. The record lists publisher E G Hoiberg and references United Press International and other news services.
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Kingsport Times
Kengaport News
Kingsport Times News
Kingspert Publishing Corporation
Lynn Garden
Kingsport
Tenn
E.G. Hoibergar
Riegsgor
Tennessee
Martin
Sueiay
NOD
United Press Internaional
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Newspaper Enterprise Associatiuns
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