Court expands obscenity rulings and free speech limits
The high court issued rulings limiting juries in civil cases, authorizing warrantless car searches in specific conditions, and restricting counsel in identification photos. A Wisconsin decision allows searches without a warrant. a New York policy blocking federal aid tied to obscenity faced mixed reactions with advocates predicting more prosecutions and critics citing chilling effects.
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Watergate Fallout and Claims Ripple Through Newsrooms
Press figures debate the Cuban aid controversy and Nixon era ties as Watergate details surface. B Howard Hunt allegedly received 72000 pounds mid March after warning Ehrlichman. Sed an Chair identity alleged as Michael Minn why. James McCord book hints at Nixon implic ation. Strauss cites cash limits on campaign gifts and possible retaliation in Dallas.
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Quillen Backs Bill on Fire Science Training and Centers
Quillen urged firemen to back a bill creating fire science courses and extension programs. It envisions 26 new burn centers, 90 burn programs in hospitals, and a national fire protection information system. The plan aims to cut fire losses and save billions annually by improving prevention devices and training.
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Rail service blamed in Holston River Bridge hearing
Witnesses at the hearing said Holston Electric halted pole deliveries and rail cuts disrupted area shipments. Robert J. Tieke urged service to move loaded cars, Henry Price cited 19 million pounds of gears shipped yearly with 48 percent by rail. Robert McDonald blamed the bridge weight limit for higher freight rates, costing his firm up to 7 thousand dollars annually while needing trailers to unload grain at Bulls Gap. Officials inspected the bridge after the hearing and found damage and charring on timbers.
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UT Refuses Boozeln Student Dorms
Knoxville students protest policy after trustees reject a dorm alcohol ban. SGA president Bil Halton criticizes the move and questions enforcement by the university. Dr AM Trimm is named chancellor designate at the University of Tennessee Chattanooga.
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Miners Vote to Extend Strike Amid Safety Claims
United Mine Workers local 1055 miners in Osaka defy local officers voting to keep striking beyond their vacation, citing 21 safety violations at Osaka mines and safety concerns after a confrontation that led to the firing of Samuel Church. District officials weigh sanction while company says safety charges are documented.
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Merger Planned Between Regional Agencies in Tennessee
Upper East Tennessee Economic Opportunity Authority and Human Development Corporation plan to merge to form the Human Resources Agency for the First Tennessee Development District. The move aims to streamline administration and qualify for state funds, with an eight county board and a new director of human resources.
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Gas Fueling Hours Limited By Local Drivers survey
A survey by the East Ton neasie Automobile Club shows 40 percent of reactions limiting their hours or fuel supplies to motorists in the area this week.
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Car Collision Leaves One Totaled and Two Injured
Lee Oleson, 29, bought a car near Stone Linke and crashed head on with another vehicle less than a mile later. Oleson suffered a elbow cut. Wendy Brower, 18, 1920 Bowater Oy, had minor injuries. Both released after treatment at Adlston Valley Community Hospital. No charges filed. AAA notes fuel shortages and varied station responses across the Southeast.
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Death Notice Decaturville Music Teacher K R Tate
Mrs K R Gussie Tate wife of the late K R Tate died Thursday in Decatur County Hospital after a short illness. A lifelong Decaturville resident she taught music for 60 years. Survived by daughter Ida Dale Mario Blountville son Billy M Tate Kansas City Kansas six grandchildren five great grandchildren. Funeral services Saturday at 2 pm. Decatur County Funeral Home in charge.
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Gussie) Tate
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Radio Clubs Plan 27Hour Field Day This Weekend
Bays Mountain and Kingsport Amateur Radio clubs organize a 27 hour emergency field day from Saturday 2 PM to Sunday 5 PM. Captains J D Mattaway WAABXZ 40 meters Bill Osborne KALRL 20 meters Ron Hicks WA4GFD 75 and 15 meters. Generators and antennas will be set up at 2 PM with contacts worldwide the aim to test communications readiness. Bob Brooks Brooks and others noted in obituaries and service notices.
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Greene Gets ARC Solid Waste Grant
The Appalachian Regional Commission approved a $54,000 grant for Greene County solid waste work. Funds will buy a collection truck and 126 containers, with service twice weekly. Total project cost $90,000, local sources providing $36,000. Senators Baker and Brock joined Congressman Quillen in the announcement.
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Rogersville Car Crash Injures City Man James Buren
Kingsport resident James Buren, 2A, was seriously injured in a Friday multi car wreck on 11-W one mile east of Rogersville. He was moved from Hawkins County Memorial Hospital to Kingsport for treatment. his wife and child were treated and released. Police report two other vehicles may have been involved and no other injuries were noted.
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Funeral notices from Route A Mill Church and Granby Road
Obituaries for William H. Duncan Paul Douglas Brooks and William A. Pritchett. Services set at Wilson Funeral Home Chappell Brooks at Nash Wilson Funeral Home and Carter's Chapel with burial at Liberty Hill and East Lawn Cemeteries. Families receive friends at the respective homes and funeral homes.
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Wilma Jean) Davis
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Margie) Pickens Jr
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East Lawn
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