Wednesday Showers Likely Across Lakes Region and South
Subtle showers expected Wednesday night in the Lakes region and parts of the mid Atlantic and Florida. Elsewhere will be mostly fair with cooler and warmer readings. low temperatures and high temperatures listed for major cities including Atlanta Boston Chicago Dallas Denver and more.
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New York
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San Francisco
Seattle
St. Louis
Washington
Memorial Service for Senior Citizens Club No 1 Founders
The Senior Citizens Club No 1 will hold a memorial service for its 56 deceased and charter members Thursday at 10 a.m. at the old Iotn Sevier School. Memorial notices are accepted for Kingsport Times-News city desk three days before events.
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Iotn Sevier School
Variety supper and multiple yard sales on June 2
The McPheeters Bend Community Club hosts a variety supper at the Community Center from 6 39 p.m. to 8 30 p.m. The Kingsport Jaycettes hold a garage sale at 1009 Ransome Lane in Sevier Terrace from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Church of Jesus Christ of West View auxiliary runs a rummage sale at 1521 Charles Street starting 10 a.m. Saturday June 2.
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McPheeters Bend
City String Ensemble to Perform in School Cafeteria
The Dobyns Bennett Cafeteria hosts a Thursday evening concert by the city school string ensemble. Fifth and sixth graders from four city elementary schools participate in the program at 7 30 pm on May 33.
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Fire departments respond to two alarms in Kingsport area
The Kingsport Fire Department and Suburban Fire Dept were called to separate alarms. At 3:44 p.m. Tuesday they responded to a Paleo alarm at Jackson School on Stone Drive. Earlier, at 10:15 a.m. Sunday, a short in an electric heat indicator at Asble Banks's home on Forest View Road brought out Suburban Fire Dept with damage confined to the wall indicator.
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Former Aides Testify Secretly On Watergate Coverup
Haldeman and Ehrlichman, once top Nixon aides, testified behind closed doors before the Senate appropriations subcommittee on intelligence operations. The panel probes CIA involvement in Watergate coverup talks and covert White House actions related to Ellsberg and the Pentagon Papers case.
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Vernon Walters
L. Patrick Gray III
Ehrlickman
Elisterg
Walters
CLA
Canada Pulls Out of Vietnam Truce Mission
Canadian Ambassador Michel Gauvin said Canada will quit the International Commission of Control in Vietnam with no impact on peace efforts. Saigon officials warned the move could complicate decisions, naming Mexico France Brazil Japan Malaysia and Ireland as potential replacements while Ottawa hopes for an Asian successor.
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Former Army Chief Sentenced in Khaki Cosa Nostra Case
William C. Wooldridge, once a top Army sergeant, and three others were ordered to surrender most assets and perform unpaid charitable work as part of a bribery and kickback scheme tied to overseas service clubs. Wooldridge received a four year suspended term and five years probation, while others faced similar terms and mandatory charity.
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Theodore Bass
Pensacoloa
Fla
Seymour Lazar
Stuttgart
West Germany
Bass
Bruce J. Hochman
Higdon
Service Club
Princess Anne Engaged to St Mark Phillips in Royal Announcement
Queen Elizabeth II announced the engagement of Princess Anne to Lt. St Mark Phillips of the Queen's Dragoon Guards. The couple, both noted equestrians, must settle plans for a likely Westminster Abbey wedding and a future home. Phillips faces a Sandhurst stint and potential royal honors as Anne's allowance and dowry arrangements are discussed.
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Indictment Links Abbott IV Solutions to Deaths and Illness
A federal grand jury in Raleigh indicts Abbott Laboratories and five executives on 60 counts each for distributing contaminated intravenous solutions linked to about 50 deaths and 350 injuries nationwide. The fluid flaws stemmed from a faulty capping system traced to Abbott’s Rocky Mount plant from 1970 to 1971.
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Rocky Mount, N.C
U.S. Center For Disease Centrol
Atlanta
Abbott
Herbert M. Gross
Clarence J. Endicott
Robert T. O'Donnell
Hospital Products Diviaon
Chicago
Robert A. Otto
Hospital Products
Rocky Mount
N.C
Harry W. Howell
Father Berrigan and Sister Hilizabeth marry in Montclair
The Rev. Philip F. Berrigan and Sister Hilizabeth Meallister wed in a simple Montclair ceremony after leaving their religious communities. They challenged celibacy as the priority, emphasizing mature conscience and service to the Gospel. The couple had kept their marriage private for four years prior to going public.
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UPL
Philip F. Berrigan
Hilizabeth Meallister
Paul Mayer
Washington, D.C
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Danbury
Father Berrigan
Hall of Records
Mayer
Society of St. Joseph
Berrigan
Matthew J. O'Rourke
of the Sacred Heart of Mary
Gas Firms Limit Supply As Shortage Bites Nation
Exxon will start rationing gasoline Friday based on dealers sales histories while Gulf Oil plans to cut baseline allocations to its distributors. The move comes as authorities consider higher federal taxes to curb consumption. Several stations in Texas and Dallas-area outlets report shortages and closures.
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