Community Calendar Highlights From Kingsport Area
Friday events include Mrs. Jane Cox music program at 7 30 p m at Old Kingsport Presbyterian Church and Bible teachers showing slides on the Kingsport Bible program. Clinchport hosts rummage sale September 4 and 13 at Clinchport Community Center 9 30 a m to 4 30 p m. Exchange Place on Orebank Road opens September 1 16 and 17 with crafts and baked goods 10 4 on Saturday 2 6 on Sunday 10 1 Monday. Stitchery classes run Mondays and Wednesdays through September 17 at the Fine Arts Center with registration details.
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Suzanne Buraw
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Patchwork Quilts at the Fine Arts Center Exhibit
The tinn gallery at the Fine Arts Center shows Patchwork Quilts from the Appalachian Mountain Hours through September 28. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays. Admission is free.
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Tinn Gallery of the Fine Arts Center
Kingsport Fire Department Responds to Vehicle Crash at Dale and Wilew
Kingsport Fire Department crews battled an eight vehicle crash at Dale and Wilew streets. Officials cited gasoline spill and possible injuries as responders secured the scene and investigated.
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Kingsport
Ghosts In House Or Bad Plumbing
Denver reports a Denver resident insists a ghost haunts her 1908 house, pushing her, whispering, and breaking a marriage. Neighbors blame faulty plumbing while officials note the tale resembles a land spirit linked to the old farmhouse site. Mrs. Parker endured two stair falls and fear of red decor as she fights the haunting.
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Chilean Junta Tightens Grip After Allende Death
Santiago battles flare as army crushes opposition in the capital. Firepower cracks windows near La Moneda while curfews lift briefly for groceries. Reports say thousands killed and 3,000 Allende supporters held aboard ships in Valparaiso. diplomats seek Red Cross aid. Allende’s widow flies to Mexico City. the junta claims firm control as street violence and mass roundups continue.
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White House fights Mitchell subpoena for tapes in trial
Former Attorney General John Mitchell sought presidential tape recordings to use in his perjury and conspiracy trial. The White House urged prosecutors to fight the subpoena, calling it a broad fishing expedition. Mitchell and Maurice Stans face charges tied to a $200,000 Vesco donation and efforts to influence an SEC probe. The judge did not rule yet on the tape request or witness Tod Dean’s status.
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Watergate
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Wesen
Gas Dealers Rally Washington Over Phase V Pricing
Gas station operators attracted about 2500 protesters to the Capitol steps charging the Phase V pricing restrictions keep them from passing wholesale oil costs to customers. Speakers blamed the Cost of Living Council and urged Congress to act, while lawmakers promised to listen.
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Miajor
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National Congress of Petroleum Retailers
Albert
Congress
Oregon
Louisiana
Cost of Living Council
Silvia Conte
R-Mass
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D-Ind
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D-Mieh
Contr
Auto Settlement Hinges On Wage Hike Size
DETROIT (UPS) The wage hike size and voluntary overtime shaped Chrysler Corp and the United Auto Workers as they neared a strike averting contract. Talks began Thursday morning and concluded shortly before midnight with a one minute to midnight walkout set. A long bargaining session that started Thursday ended near midnight and talks continued. The mood differed from 1970 and 1968 when GM and Ford faced lengthy strikes. A blackout Thursday night suggested no strike tonight, but settlement was not guaranteed.
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UPS
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers
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