Auction and garage sale at two Methodist churches
A parking lot auction and sale at Colonial Heights Methodist Church on Lebanon Road is set for July 14 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Circle No. 2 of First Broad Street United Methodist Church hosts a garage sale on July 34 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 2000 Tallwood in Preston Forest.
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Colonial Heights Methodist Church
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Lebanon Road
Circle No. 2
First Broad Street United Methodist Church
Tallwood
Preston Forest
Bays from Syracuse at Fine Arts Center This Weekend
Thursday to Saturday 1973 musical comedy The Bays from Syracuse by Rodgers and Farr at 6 30 pm July 12 13 14 reservations via 24 9351 at the Fine Arts Center historic local arts event presented in summer theater format
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Summer Theatre '73
Syracuse
Rodgers and Farr
Fine Arts Center
Planetarian July show Eclipses at Bays Mountain Park
Bays Mountain Park Planetarium presents July show Eclipses written and narrated by Dr. Lee Davy. Show runs through August 4 with various weekday and weekend times. Nature programs include Limnology Barge, interpretive weeks, snake programs, and telescope viewing Thursday evenings when skies are clear.
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Bays Mountain Park Planetarium
Lee Davy
Bays Mountain Park Naturalists
Goldwater criticizes Kennedy and Watergate rhetoric at Young Republicans
Senator Barry Goldwater told the Atlanta audience that the nation should avoid moralizing about Watergate while the Chappaquiddick drowning facts remain unclear. He accused Kennedy of self righteous judgment and urged continued GOP resilience amid the scandal.
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Edward M. Kennedy
Goldwater
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Nixon
National Executive Committee
Young Republbcans
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National Committee
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Chappaquisicke
Mary Jo Kopechne
Chappaquidick
Massachusetts
Democrat
Ken
Nerdy
Deratur
Ala
Grorge Wallace
Watergale
Miracle Family Survives 24 Hours in Rough Seas
A 10 member family from Key West endured more than a day adrift after their 26 foot boat overturned in heavy seas and rains on the way back from the Dry Tortugas. Gerald Surfus, a Sarasota attorney, called it a miracle of survival from his hospital bed as rescuers credited the family for keeping together through the ordeal.
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Key West
Fla
Ufi
Gerald Surfus
Sarasota
Tortugas Islands
Surfus
Clifton
Surfs
Detergent Label Law Upsets Dade County in Court Ruling
UPI reports New Orleans judges’ tongue in cheek verdict on Dade County Florida requiring ingredient labels. Chief Justice John R B Brown of the Seventh Circuit asserts Congress preempts local rules and that the ordinance must be superseded. The opinion uses soap punning to underline the decision.
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UPI
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Dade County
Fla
Brown
Hector
Congress
Savage Snake Incident Dismisses Feeding Goose Case
Joe Savage the snake handler confers with agent Jim Winters after a judge in East Ridge, Fenn dismisses charges against Alm for feeding a live goose to a python. Patrolmen found a crowd around the man as the python strangled a goose.
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Joe Savage
Garcotles
Jim Winters
East Ridge
Fenn
Alm
Dino
Real Martha Mitchell impersonator rattles Washington press
Washington writers report a woman with a Southern accent and husky voice impersonating Martha Mitchell to editors and reporters. The real Martha denies telephoning the wire service and warns of ongoing attempts to dupe the press about her husband’s testimony.
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Washington
UPI
Martha Mitchell
Martha
Washington Press
Park Avenue
New York City
Martha Mitchell Hyves
Fifth Avenue
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Senate
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Time Magazine
Angela
Katharine Graham
The
Washington Post
Howard Simons
Simons
Post
Marthe
Washington Evening Star- News
Newbald Noyes
Malicious Man Harassing Family Over Girls Death
Mrs. Ann Moore reports a man who claims to be the hit-and-run truck driver that killed her daughter Denise last March is harassing her. He has phoned several times daily, offering to meet to discuss dropping charges, and urges the family to stop searching. Mrs. Moore vows to pursue his identity and accountability.
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Chicago
UPI
Ann Moore
Indictments Charged Sored Tennessee Walking Horse Show
A federal grand jury indicted thirty Walking Horse owners and trainers from eight states for showing sored horses at the 1973 Cotton Carnival Horse Show. Indictments cite May 10 and 11 and 42 violations of the 1970 Horse Protection Act with up to six months in prison and a $2,000 fine per count. All indicted to be released on their own recognizance.
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Memphis
UPI
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Arkansas
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Texas
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State park plan near Memphis rejected by governor
UPI reports Gov. Dunn may not have been fully informed when ruling against building the Nonconnah State Park in Shelby County. Army Corps officials say they will meet with state leaders to clarify data on the park and flood control reservoir. The governor rejected the park as not in the state's best interest citing flat terrain and access concerns, with design changes needed for mosquito control.
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Memphis
UPI
Winfield Dunn
Te State
Shelby County
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Cal. A. C. Lehman
Linn
Lehman
Trunn
Thurnaldo
Memphis police probe finds most charges true against officers
Memphis Police Director Jay Hubbard cites 66 complaints against 36 officers with about 9 percent confirmed. The report will go to Mayor Wyeth Chandler for potential dismissals as some incidents date back six to seven years and may be barred by the statute of limitations.
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UPI
Jay Hubbard
John Wayne Lacey
State Center
Hubbard
Lacey
Wyeth Chandler
J. T. Cursey
Civil Service Commission
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