Charge Cattle Mistreated At Nashville Stockyard
Nashville health officials labeled the treatment of 100 cows at the Nashville Union Stockyard unconscionable and illegal as inspectors and police, aided by Humane Association and Tennessee Beef Producers, investigated neglect. Three cows died and others showed injuries and infection. a cow with a broken leg was humanely killed under a court order. The owner planned closure and conversion to a parking lot and park, with a note the stockyard would close as of November 27, 1974.
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Nashville
UPS
Nashville Union
Metro Health
Joseph Bistowish
Human Association
Tennessee Beef Producers Association
Bistowish
Hurman Association
Doug White
Humane Association
White
Dick Hall
Heef
Tennessee Fair Trade Repeal Would Save $85 Million
Gov. Blanton urged repeal of Tennessee fair trade laws saying removing price fixing would save consumers about $85 million annually. He linked repeal to milk liquor and cigarette pricing and noted Arkansas prices as contrast. He welcomed a recess for study of a $2.1 billion budget for next year.
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Memphis
UPI
Tennessee
Ray Blanton
Blanton
State Senate
Arkansas
Arkannsas
General Assembly
Welfare Department reshuffles Blind Services Division
Nashville. Commissioner Horace Bass announced a reorganization of the Welfare Department’s Blind Services Division. He warned the plan will take effect only after the General Assembly acts on a bill sponsored by the American Federation of the Blind. Under the proposal the director of blind services would report directly to Bass rather than to the assistant commissioner over food stamps.
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Nashville
UPS
State Welfare Department
Blind Services Division
Horace Bass
General Assembly
American Federation of the Blind
Services For
Husband Charged In Shooting Death Of Morgan Woman
Morgan County Sheriff Cecil Burge said Aron C. Armes 28 was arrested and charged after a bride of less than a month was shot to death at her Morgan County trailer home. Armes, held on 5000 bond, had moved from Michigan the previous Thursday. she was a native of Maysville Michigan.
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Wartburg
UPI
Here
Morgan County
Cecil Burge
Aron C. Armes
Byrge
Michigan
Armes
Sunbright
Maysville
Mich
Lower Thermostat And Save Oak Ridge Scientist Urges
Oak Ridge Holifield Laboratory report by David Pilati says setting thermostats to 68 during day and evening and 55 at night can cut home heating bills by about 45 percent in East Tennessee. Shifting from 72 to 68 at night nearly doubles savings. total annual energy savings could equal 3.6 million barrels of crude oil if Tennesseans adopt 68 by day and 55 at night.
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Knoxville
UPS
Holifield National Laboratory
Oak Ridge
David Pilati
Energy Division
Pilati
Talks to restart Cyprus negotiations soon says Turkish minister
Turkish Foreign Minister Melih Esenbel announced after meetings with Henry Kissinger that intercommunal talks between Turkish and Greek Cypriots would resume very shortly. Kissinger, in Ankara during shuttle diplomacy, planned to return to Israel for further negotiations on Sinai troop withdrawals.
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Ankara
UPI
Melih Esenbeatihal
Henry A. Kissinger
Cyprus
Kissinger
Middle East
Dimitrios Bitsios
Brussels
Israel
Egypt
Sinai Desert
Esenbel
Turkey
Greece
Bulent Ecevit
Fahri Koruturk
Sadi Irmak
Bitsios
Gunaydin
Turkish Labor Party
U.S
Istanbul
Tel Aviv
Iha’aretz
Mitla
Giddi
Abu Rodeis
Sinai
Furces
Syria
Golan Heights
Damascus
Hafez Assad
Long Range Threats Still Ahead Warns Simon
Treasury Secretary William Simon warned at Girard Bank that the recession would bottom out by year end but long range threats loom. He cited rapid government growth inflation risks and a weakening free enterprise system while noting inflation could plateau at 7 to 8 percent. He cited deficits near 100 billion and a labor force lag into 1978 despite signs like falling wholesale prices and a lower prime rate.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Treasury
William Simon
Simon
Girard Bank
Ford Administration
Indiana Senate defeats ERA measure in 27 to 21 vote
Indiana Senate rejects the proposed equal rights amendment by 27 to 21, casting doubt on its national ratification path. Senator Teague remains optimistic that Indiana will be the 8th state to ratify as the 1974 legislature convenes, amid calls for new state support.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Senate
Senate
Thomas Teague
Indiana
Teague
Brezhnev Health Rumors Return After Western Talks
Western European leaders say Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev appears in poor health despite staged appearances. Delegates from Germany Britain and France report Brezhnev may step down as general secretary by autumn due to failing heart and ongoing illness rumors persist after his recent Europe visit.
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Dublin
UPI
Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Dow
Communist Party
Joop den Uyl
den Uyl
Schmidt
Wilson
Giscard d’Estaing
France
Giscard d’Estain
Times-News Publisher Profile Sparks Editorial Shakeup
A chaotic OCR like fragment hints at Times-News publisher and editor changes. Names such as Sigmon and Sig Hones appear amid garbled phrases. The text references publishing house updates, staff roles, and potential reductions in coverage, all within a newspaper context.
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Helmuth Schmidt
Harold Wilson
Valery Giscard d'Estaing
Moscow
Kremlin
J.C. Bradford & Company
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Sell County
Gray-Jonesboro
Times-News
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Sigmon
Ela
Cecciphon
Acamt
Kevin
Carhodin Ieee Neer
Taney
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Teer Ag
Tan ‘Henkardey
Sarhin
Kingsport
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