Summer Community Activities and Classes Listing
A multi item local notice lists July and late June activities for youth. Includes art classes for grades 1-4, a Mother's Ride Course for ages 12-15, Bays Mountain Day Camp for six year olds, a ham supper bake sale, a piano recital by Michel Derrick, a rummage sale, a hamburger fry and Bible School at Depew's Chapel, a church rummage sale, and musical tryouts for The Hobbit at the Fine Arts Center.
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Bays Mountain
Bays Mountain Park
Michel Derrick
University of Kentucky
Fine Arts Center
Fire Crews Respond to Several Incidents in Kingsport Area
Kingsport Fire Department handled multiple calls on Wednesday and Thursday. At 4:20 pm crews washed Faseline from a street after an automobile accident on East Center Street. At 9:52 am firefighters investigated a fire at 4142 Skyland Drive in a car owned by David P. Gibson. wiring caused the blaze but crews contained it. At 7:55 pm a malfunctioning plumbing caused water damage at Montgomery Ward in Kingsport Mall. A 7:59 am report of smoke at GS Garden Drive found an apartment occupant Dean Smith. furnace wiring caused the odor, no fire reported.
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Kingsport
Richmond Man Wanted On Pornography Charge
Richmond police seek a warrant for Gilbork Millsap of Wishmond in connection with alleged pornographic material found at Dixie News and Variety Bookstore. Three others were arrested and jailed on $500 bonds. charges include possession of pornography with intent.
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Richmond
Celantrott Wuia
Gilbork Millsap of
Wishmond
Variety Hankstore
Eadds
Volice
Starks and Ostavks
Dixie News and Variety
Chichap Mitpayioes
Neil Stewart 2
Dixie News
Mawred Haigh
All Dixies
Dany Grinde
Variety
AML
Jad
Asbestos Contamination Found in Foods and Beverages
Public health groups urge the FDA to ban asbestos fillers and talc in food and drug preparations after reports of asbestos particles in diverse products. They warn about airborne and liquid contamination potentially tied to widespread consumer exposures and call for swift regulatory action within 30 days.
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Center For Science In the Public Interest
Environmental Defense Fund
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
PRA
Scott Lang
The
Lake Superior
Duluth, Minn
Lang
Virginia Milk Commission Considers Milk Price Increase
At a Richmond hearing, the State Milk Commission weighs raising milk prices amid dairy cost arguments. Dairymen seek higher returns while consumer groups say evidence is lacking, with final action possible on a pending proposal. Kenneth Washington criticizes the commission as favoring producers and shifting costs to consumers.
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Richmond
UPL
Mik
Virginia Milk Commission
Washington
Virginia Guard to test water quality across streams
The Virginia Air National Guard partners with the EPA to survey water quality at 67 sites on various streams and lakes. Maj. Gen Willan McCadin notes guard volunteers will collect samples during weekend drills, with EPA shipment to Corvallis for analysis.
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Virginia National Guard
Virginia Air National Call
V.S. Mavivemnenku Protection Agency
Warlor
Vater State
Prajatix
Hationad
Willan McCadin
Alilant Generil
Varios
Volunetary Gaists
EPA
Mnvirgnmental
Corvallis
California Trashman Man For All Seasons
Hay Valine a 26 year old Sacramento garbageman dressed as Santa for Christmas Easter and July 4th parades on his collection route. He handed out balloons toured by children and painted his barrel and truck in festive colors while praised by customers as a lively public relations figure for the garbage world.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPJ
Hay Valine
Valine
Santa Claus
Uncle Sam
Santa and Blinny
Farm Bloc Works To Avert Food Shortages
Congressmen warned that continued price controls may trigger shortages in poultry milk flour and eggs as production falls under freezes and exports. They urged replacing the freeze with flexible Phase IV pricing while the FTC investigates food industry price increases.
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Lucindal
Franks
United Press International
Tacitine
Abraham Kazen
de Tex
Cost of Living Council
Karen
National Association of Red Chains
AMA chief urges study on mercy killing ethics policy
Dr. Malcolm Todd president elect of the American Medical Society called for a special AMA commission of doctors lawyers clergy and public to study euthanasia ethics and craft a national policy. He avoided commenting on a New York physician’s murder indictment while noting the topic will draw public attention.
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New York
UPI
American Medical Society
Malcolm Todd
Vincent Montemarano
Todd
AMA
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