Judge To Rule Tomorrow On Indira Gandhi
Supreme Court justice V R Krishna Iyer will rule Tuesday on whether Indira Gandhi may stay in office during her appeal of a lower court conviction for corrupt electioneering. If ruled against, she may seek to remain as prime minister under a provision allowing cabinet service for six months without a seat in parliament.
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New Delhi
India
Supreme Court
Indira Gandhi
V.R. Krishna Iyer
Gandhi
Congress Party
Iyer
Mrs. Gandhi
Allahabad
Personal News of Hatton Evening Musical Recital Highlights
Hatton residents enjoyed a Sunday afternoon program featuring grandchildren and great grandchildren performers. Randy and Juli Foreman led duet numbers with contributions from Mrs. Boyd Brown and daughters. The Rev Calverin Poff his son Estil and Foreman Quartet performed, plus the Foeman family and various allied groups. An offering supported New Hope Cemetery Fund upkeep.
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Randy
Juli Foreman
Boyd Brown
Jeanette Lisa
Terry Eckley
Calverin Poff
Estil
Foreman
Weldon Foeman
Glen Foreman
Ronnie Foeman
Weldon Foreman
Poff
New Hope Cemetery Fund
Timmy Kelly Volunteering for Bone Marrow Transplant
Six year old Timmy Kelly plans to undergo surgery and a four month hospital stay to save his leukemia stricken sister Jan Kelly. Doctors hope a bone marrow transplant from a matched donor will cure Jan and her family seeks funds at the Jan Kelly House Fund.
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Hernando, Mias
Timmy Kelly
Jan
Timmy
Jan Kelly
Hernando
Jack House
Horn Lake High
Nora Kelly
Washington
Seattle
Wellsville Personal News from Kansas City Visit
Personal news notes from Wellsville detail visits and weddings. Mike Gliser of Hixon Tennessee attended his brother Larry Gliser’s wedding in Eldon last weekend and stopped to see parents and relatives in Wellsville and Montgomery City. Doris Beard of Fulton visited Mrs. Helen Brothers and Mrs. Dorothy Winn. William Woods married Brenda Kay Wilsoncroft at Mexico Presbyterian Church Friday night. Rep Joe Holt of Fulton spent time in St. Louis with appellate and circuit court judges of Missouri. Ned Phil and Dan Holt joined grandparents Charles and Dita Deiter while parents were away.
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Mike Gliser
Hixon
Tenn
Larry Gliser
Eldon
Lloyd Bentley
Eddie Wood
Wellsville
Donald Gliser
Mongomery City
Doris Beard
Fulton
Helen Brothers
Dorothy Winn
Mary Crouch
William E. Woods
Brenda Kay Wilsoncroft
Mexico Presbyterian Church
Joe Holt
St. Louis
Mr. Holt
Missouri
Ned
Phil Holt
Dan
Charles Deiter
Personal News Of Perry hosts week long Bible School
A Perry church sponsored a four to junior high Bible School with 35 students and six visitors. Mrs. James Galloway led the school theme Jesus Is Lord with worship by pastors James Beahan Gordon Campbell and several teachers and helpers across Pre K to Juniors. A Saturday picnic at City Park followed a morning session and the week’s offering supported a Church World Service project. Parents and friends attended a Sunday program at Perry Christian Church. Also noted Nixon anniversary quietly marked. married June 21 1940 at the Mission Inn Riverside California.
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James Galloway
Jesus
Lord
Steve English
Fran Fishback
Robert Woodrow
James Beahan
Gordon Campbell
Linda Galloway
Robyn Walton
Buddy Norman
Ron McLaughlin
Stacy Woodrow
Tammy Walton
Willard Schildknecht
Joe Joyce
Dean Harrison
Russell Walton
Church World Service Project
Perry Christian Church
San Clemente
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
Mission Inn
Riverside
Cosmonauts Set Russian Space Record in Orbit
In Moscow two cosmonauts Klimuk and Sevastyanov set a new Soviet durance record by circling Earth aboard Salyut 4, surpassing the 29 days 13 hours 20 minutes mark. They launched May 2 in Soyuz 18 and docked with the station, health reported as good, though they trail the American 84 day record.
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Moscow
Earth
Salyut 4 Space Laboratory
Pyotr Klimuk
Vitaly Sevastyanov
Aleksei Gubarev
Georgi Grechko
Skylab
Moscow Radio
Klimuk
Sevastyanov
Salyut
Gubarev
Grechko
Law Will Throw Book At Erotic Reading Room
Vinita Park officials move to halt an sex themed Reading Room with scantily clad readers. A city injunction and license-suit against owner Allan H Solomon were ordered, plus an ordinance banning nudity and obscenity in the suburb. The plaza aims to curb what authorities call indecent services offered to clients.
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Law
Vinita Park
St. Louis
Charles C. Forrester
Robert J. Hartz
County Prosecuting Attorney's Office
Solomon
Vinita
Park
Wife Hunt Sign Draws Panicked Attention in San Francisco
A neatly dressed middle aged man sits on a street folding chair with a sign seeking a wife. The scene draws only derision and encounters with drug addicts and alcoholics, reflecting local reaction to his unusual appeal.
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San Francisco
Professor Studies How To Lose Least At Reno
University of Nevada economist Bill Eadington analyzes gambling. He finds expected losses per $100 bet vary by game, with roulette about 96.50 lost and baccarat around 2.5 percent. blackjack ranges 1 to 2 percent for skilled players, higher for poor play. Despite grind factor, Nevada casino industry grows, gross revenues above $1 billion in 1974. Eadington, who says he gambles little, notes payback differs by machine.
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Reno
Nev
Bill Eadington
Eadington
University of Nevada
Nevada
Keno
Bacarrat
Sea
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Shulton
Faberge
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Max Factor
Prince Matchabell
Hourigant
Lawrence Drug CO
S. Washington
Walgreen Agency
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Nickerson Farms
I-70
High Hill
Mike Hand
E. Liberty
Wife Hunt
Donald Kizzee
Kiszee
Fabric Shop
West Plaza
Mexico
Poplin
Ular Price
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