Community events calendar highlights local charity fundraisers
Tuesday features Meals on Wheels business meeting and officer election at Waverly Road Presbyterian Church. Kingport Jaycettes host fall bridge fashion show at American Legion Hammond Post, proceeds to community projects. Arcadia Methodist women hold rummage sale at Hart Tile Building on Sept 13, Kingsport Junior Woman's Club run rummage and bake sale Sept 14. Red Cross offers Water Safety Instructors Course Sept 10 14 at Robyns Bennett pool. Registration 245 3221. Art classes by Georgia Neely accept registrations at Fine Arts Center. drawing for adults starts Sept 10 9 am for five Mondays and watercolor begins Sept 11 9 am for five Tuesdays.
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Kingsport Fire Dept Investigates Smoke at Top Deor Store
At 6 p m Sunday the Kingsport Fire Department investigated smoke at the Top Deor Store located at 405 WL Sullivan. No fire was found.
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Deor
Sullivan
Forfeitures and Suspensions From Local Traffic Violations
A list of individuals across multiple streets and towns cited for traffic infractions. Entries include speeding, failure to yield, red light violations, improper turning, reckless driving, driving without a license, and carrying arms. Monetary forfeitures range from under 5 dollars to over 50 dollars, with several entries noting court action or license suspensions. Named persons include Benry Christian, Donald Suisun, Robert Dera Jennings, Ronnie Blizzard, Ranald Howes, and Ricky Johnson among others, with addresses and localities such as Blountville Clinton Cher ey and Suisun, Florida referenced.
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Donald E. Suisun
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Robert Dera Jennings
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Clinton Cherey
Ronnie W. Blizzard
Ranald G .Howes
John
Rutherford
Aveunow
James F. Room
Dred E. Ascore
Turbulent Shooting On Rutherford Courthouse Steps
Rutherford County authorities report Police Chief William Chambliss shot a man, Mack Ivy, on courthouse steps after Ivy allegedly struck Chambliss. Ivy hospitalized in satisfactory condition after the abduction incident at a restaurant earlier that night. No drugs or alcohol detected in Ivy at the time. Other items note a murder case in Union City and a drowning at Old Hickory Lake.
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Guy Dotson
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Mack Ivy
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Patman urges rationed credit to aid small borrowers
Rep. Wright Patman the Banking Committee chair proposes government rationing of lending to help small businesses home buyers and consumers compete with banks. He details no bill and the plan aims to require banks to set aside funds for non big borrowers during two weeks of credit squeeze hearings. Inflation policy and Fed actions cited as factors while Patman claims hearings slowed further rate hikes and saved Americans millions in interest.
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Protestant Help Pours In After Belfast Bomb
In Belfast, Protestant clergy and residents call to aid Catholics after the Church of Christ the King, a Honan Catholic church, was badly damaged in a bomb blast. No injuries were reported as rebuilding is needed. UFF claims blamed by an anonymous caller. Police note this marks the sixth Catholic church bombed in 10 months. The British army condemns the act and calls for unity across creeds.
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Farming Family Fights To Sell In Marketplace
CHICAGO. For four generations the Witvoets have farmed and sold produce at the Randolph Street market after city closed the official farmer’s market in 1963. A U S District Court judge gave them one week to find a traffic friendly selling place amid a $100,000 damage suit against Chicago police for harassment. The brothers insist they will continue selling, official or not, as their family tradition persists through Chicago Heights and Kankakee County farms despite repeated confrontations with law enforcement.
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James Witvoel
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Auto Walkout Plans Reached
DETROIT AP Topped United Auto Workers officials set plans for a Friday midnight walkout against Chrysler Corp risking two years of labor peace. A strike would hit 127,800 U.S. and Canadian auto workers if talks fail. GM and Ford extended contracts past Friday, aiding strike financing while dues and insurance premiums continue.
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Memos detail plan to ruin Ellsberg image
Los Angeles reports memos from four former White House aides show a coordinated effort to damage Daniel Ellsberg’s image. Dated before the 1971 Beverly Hills break-in at psychiatrist Lewis Fielding’s office, the notes mention covertly examining Ellsberg’s medical files and seek to influence public perception.
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Ellsberg
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Lewis J. Fielding
Bent Tobin Memorial Bridge Hit Kills Truck Driver
A steel girder on the Tobin Memorial Bridge in Boston was bent by a truck impact. The driver died at the scene, and authorities investigated the fatal collision amid traffic disruption.
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Boston
Senators Hear Juvenile Jail Tales
Senators heard juveniles recount harsh jail experiences in discussions on improving state delinquency facilities. A 12 year old runaway described being caged with drunks and menaced by an assailant, while another girl recounted cold, overcrowded conditions and lack of care. The subcommittee, led by Senator Bayh, aims to address widespread juvenile detention issues in U S jails and police lockups.
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Stub Committee
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Bacon Nitrite Probe Faces 4 Cancer Link Questions
Government researchers probe four possible cancer connections in bacon and other cured meats, focusing on sodium nitrite used as a preservative. FDA says no conclusions yet after mid point of a months-long study. Ascorbic acid is being tested as a potential blocker of nitrosamine formation.
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