Morrison City church auxiliary to host Friday supper
The Woman's Auxiliary of First Free Will Baptist Church in Morrison City will serve supper on Friday June 8 from 4 8 p.m. at Kingsport Power Co. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
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All Month Fine Arts Center Exhibition Expanded
Three Furmass University graduates display in the Fine Arts Center main gallery while Mrs. Carolyn Site exhibits needlework in the lobby and Mrs. Phyllis Henry shows copper pieces in the display case throughout June. Hours are 9 to 5 weekdays and noon to 4 on Saturdays. The One Man Show features Brenda Mullins at First National Bank Sullivan County through May 28.
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Meany Urges Higher Minimum Wage Legislation
AFL-CIO President George Meany urged the Senate to pass a bill raising the current $1.60 per hour minimum wage to $2.50 within two years. He supported a plan to reach $2 immediately, then $2.20 a year later, and warned against teen concessions that would hurt workers of all ages and backgrounds.
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Autopsy Planned On Getty Heir Suffering Unclear Death
A psychological autopsy is being used to determine if George Getty III died from an accidental overdose or self harm after bruises and a head injury were found. Officials report a blood alcohol level of 0.08 and use of phenobarbital and Wendol in his system. The investigation, led by coroner Dr. T Naguchi, aims to recreate Getty’s mood at death to assess personal crisis.
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Baker Slices Porter Over Watergate Pranks Questioning
Senate questioner Sen. Howard Baker presses Nixon aide Robert Porter on why campaign operatives used dirty tricks in 1972. Porter testifies he hired people for prank category actions and cites fear of being a team player as a factor. Porter recalls lifelong loyalty to Nixon and a desire not to abdicate conscience.
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New York Court Rules No Death Penalty For Cop Killing
New York's highest court ruled that the state law allowing death sentences for police killers is unconstitutional as currently drafted because it gives juries unfettered discretion. The decision leaves open the possibility that the legislature could enact a mandatory capital punishment statute in certain cases. The ruling, by the Court of Appeals, concerns the 1969 murder of Sherrill Police Chief Thomas P. Reilly and Patrolman Robert A. Mune ford in Canastota and cites Furman v. Georgia. Chief Judge Stanley J. Ford wrote the opinion.
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Kissinger Seeks Jobert Visit to Washington for Talks
In Paris Kissinger met with French Foreign Minister Michel Jobert for two hours and 15 minutes and invited Jobert to Washington for talks in late June. Jobert accepted, with discussions likely to cover Atlantic alliance, the dollar, European security, and U.S.-France relations as Vietnam cease-fire negotiations faced delays.
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Brandt and Meir Begin Second Day of Peace Talks in Israel
West German Chancellor Brandt and Israeli Prime Minister Meir wrap two days of discussions in Jerusalem urging direct negotiations for a peace settlement. Brandt says West Germany will not mediate and will maintain an even handed Middle East approach. Meir agrees to visit Germany, date to be set. The leaders emphasize listening over proposing, with broader talks including officials from both sides.
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