Twelve Die Across Tennessee Labor Weekend Scenes
At least twelve people died across Tennessee Sunday and Saturday in a mix of traffic crashes drownings and a poisoning. Victims ranged from a two year old in Altamont to adults in Cookeville Millington and Greeneville and a Kentuckian soldier from Ft. Campbell. A separate explosion damaged Brainerd high school and a fatal shooting spree near LaFollette left three dead with two others wounded.
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Elmer P. Campbell
Altamont
Grundy County
Caleb S. Arms
Cookeville
Livingston
Randel K. Carter
Millington
Shelby
Edward R. Bieri
Sturgeon Bay
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Hendersonville
Ft. Campbell
Christopher Mosely
Nashville
Bob B. South
Lake Cormorant
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Fred L. Hall
Greeneville
Tusculum
Roy Worley
Savannah
Richard A. Cleveland
Knoxville
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Mattie Sue Sanders
Mt. Pleasant
Philip Brown
Columbia
Duck River
Paul Hall
Chattanooga
Raymond Brantley
Kitts
Suttles
Nashville cave bones prompt a major prehistoric find
Archaeologists in Nashville classify a cave discovery containing human skull and bone fragments as one of the nation’s top four archaeological finds. A saber tooth tiger tooth from the same site was found last month, suggesting humans in North America far earlier than previously evidenced. Dr. Ronald Spores of Vanderbilt says the find could redefine early American history.
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UK Irish leaders meet to curb Northern Ireland violence
London talks between Prime Ministers Edward Heath and Jack Lynch aimed to dampen bloodshed in Northern Ireland. IRA peace plan, Stormont abolition demand, and a possible UN observer corps along the border were discussed amid threats of escalating violence.
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Nader Claims Volvo Ads Misleading in National Campaign
The Center for Auto Safety charges Volvo with a monumentally deceptive advertising campaign. A limited survey of Volvo owners cites premature brake wear, poor gas mileage, and hard engine starts. The group notes claims of nine of ten Volvos running after ten years conflict with owners’ experiences and cites a hot start kit priced at 6.78 dollars.
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