11 Aug 1977
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1977
Page
1
Obituary notices list Roy Glenn Davis of Speedwell Tenn and Hugh Miller of Monroe Mich among the deceased. Also reported are deaths of Helen Shrum, Sam Walton, Dan P Richmond Jr, and William Higgins with funeral details, survivors, and burial arrangements.
Canadian air traffic controllers walked off the job and then returned to duty under government mediation USTAWA UPL framework. Talks centered on staffing and safety assurances as services resumed across major centers with limited disruption to flights and regional operations.
In police court yesterday David Smith 37 Mills Ky paid 5 for escaping contents Alfred Rutherford 18 Hammiten 6 paid 55 for reckless driving Claude Cashy 29 Tazewell paid 29 for improper equipment and driving on the wrong side of the road Johnny Norton 40 Evans Drive paid 23 for public drunkenness and disorderly conduct Gary Thompson 19 Alpine Drive and Mike Shumate 21 Exeter Avenue each paid 19 for drinking on a highway Grover Wazell 24 Paris Ky was turned over to the county for an end to a four day walkout and normal service was planned for the first time in five days Air Canada expects to operate up to 90 percent of its normal flights daily after an $8 million loss in the two day walkout by the Canadian Air Traffic Control Association. The carrier noted most transatlantic services will run with minor domestic disruptions and GP Air said international operations should be routine with normal operations expected Thursday. The strike was estimated to cost airlines between 3 and 7 million dollars per day with a potential heavier overall impact emerging over months.
The notice summarizes multiple events in the Cumberland Gap Jonesville and surrounding areas. Activities include a life underwriters meeting at Holiday Inn at noon on August 12, a Mid Summer Shin-Hig at Forse 4 Hunting Club with games, food, music, and free admission, Middleshire Elks Lodge 2453 covered dish dinner for members and families, a note that Oniska Tribe will not meet on August 12 due to a state convention in Louisville, a Full Gospel Businessman gathering in Tazewell with speaker Doctor Beery Sunshine and dinner, and the Livesay Historical Society national meeting in Kingsperenn with Tri-State invited descendants. Also listed is the Hensley family homecoming on Brushy Mountain on August 14.
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