House Demos Limit Power of Ways and Means
The Democrats elected a liberal chairman for the next Congress and moved to strip the Ways and Means Committee of its assignment power, transferring it to the Steering and Policy Committee. Burton won the caucus chair. Mills lost the handling role amid liberal trend.
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House
Demos
Washington
UPI
Ways and Means
Philip Burton
Dcalif
Sth Congress
B. F. Sisk
D-Calif
Burton
Wilbur Mills
Mills
Carl Albert
Pioneer Spacecraft Photographs Jupiter to Model Saturn Flyby
Pioneer 14 pierced Jupiter’s radiation belts reaching 26 000 miles above cloud tops verifying survivability of close solar system maneuvers. Pioneer 11 used Jupiter as a gravity assist to ventur e toward outer planets while NASA praised the resilience of Pioneer 10 and 11 in the radiation environment and noted dramatic but non catastrophic effects on instruments.
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Robertstrand
Mountain View
Calif
UPL
Jupiter
Pioneer 14
Saturn
Pioneer
Pioneer 10
South Pole
North Pole
Pioneer 11
NASA
Burley Tobacco Prices Steady at $115 Ceiling
Burley tobacco prices held steady on opening day of the sales season with a reported $115 per hundredweight ceiling. In New Tazewell, 495,852 pounds sold for $68,634 at $114.88 average, while Kentucky markets averaged $114.36. Six Kentucky towns posted averages above $115, led by Maysville at $116.22 as buyers sold more choice tobacco. The market news service noted improved quality with more fine and good tobacco in yesterday's sales.
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Tazewell
Kentucky
Maysville
Cynthiana
Franklin
Glasgow
Horse Cave
Mount Vernon
ReevesIvan hires visiting hours at hospital amid name list
The article notes visiting hours are set for 1 p m to 6 8 p m with admissions and dismissals listed for numerous individuals across multiple cities including BrAnham Brown Cope Davis Dooley Duncan Ellison Fox Fuson Gibson Harrell Hensley Houston Jenkins Maiden Marsee Marsee Miller Owens Wilder and others The department will review the rolling roadblock experiment to gauge traffic impact and adjust as needed, saying the measure was workable and a factor in reduced congestion.
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Appalachian Regional Hospital
Andrea M. Branham
Pamela Brown
Nathan Paul Cope
Jonesville
Steven Davis
Ina Mae Dooley
Ewing Travis Earl Duncan
Lennie Ellison
Kathleen Fox
Jellico
Ricky Lee Fuson Corbin Bertha H. Gibson
Cynthia Rose Harrell
Teresa Hensley
Calvin Jerry W. Houston
Billy Glynn Jenkins, Jr
Gregory Maiden
Chenoa
Cloetta Marsee
Eva Marsee
Ewing
Maggie Miller
Lee Owens
Martha Wilder
Tdismissals
Jamies G. Bussell
Harrogate
Rosa L. Compton
Lewis W. Gaylec
Eddie van Allen Gilbert
Ethel V. Goins
Geneva Hatmaker
Cumberland Gap
Alfreda Miller
James Robert Smith
Johnson
Kendall Files For Office Of State Auditor
George Herman Kendall a Lexington realtor and former city commissioner announced his candidacy for state auditor in the May Democratic primary. He plans to visit all 120 counties and discuss EMS with officials while pledging to run the office as current auditor Miss Faust has. Kendall, 58, is a Rowan County native with a political science degree from the University of Kentucky.
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Lexington
UPI
George Herman Kendall
Kendall
Faust
Mary Louise Faust
Rowan County
Olivet Nazarene College
University of Kentucky
Asbury ‘Theological Seminary
Common Denominator Sought in Jet Crashes
Federal investigators pursue a common factor between two Boeing 727 crashes on the same day. Northwest Airlines charter bound for Buffalo crashed at 7:25 p.m. near Harriman State Park, killing three crew. TWA flight 514 missed, 92 dead in Upperville Virginia. Recorders recovered for analysis.
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Haverstraw
CPL
Northwest Airlines
Trans World Airlines
Virginia
TWA
Upperville
Baltimore Colts
Buffalo
N.Y
Arnold Holstein
National Transportation Safety Board
New York City
Kennedy Airport
Harriman State Park
Big Hill Mountain
Washington, D.C
Hit and Run Charge Waived to Grand Jury in City Court
In city police court yesterday Willie Langford 67 of Doncaster Avenue had a hit and run charge waived to the grand jury with bond set at 500 dollars. Greg Ward 19 of Wilsomsbury Avenue had a grand larceny charge dismissed for lack of prosecution. Kim Brock 43 of Noetown fined 159 dollars for DWI. Mitchell Turner 18 of Detroit fined 19 dollars for drinking on the highway. Bradford's Motors reported a stolen three quarter ton Ford pickup from their East Cumberland lot. Ironwood Headstart Center reported weekend break in with theft of radios tricycles wagon paper pencils and toothpaste. Vergle Evans at Schultz Heights reportedly hurt herself. police broke into the locked house and ambulanced her to hospital where no injuries were found. Fire department responded to a siding fire at Paul EB. Seals on South 15th Street. cause unknown and siding damaged. Ten Aremen spent 20 minutes at the scene.
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Willie Langford
Doncaster Avenue
Langford
Greg Ward
Wilsomsbury Avenue
Kim Brock
Noetown
Mitchell Turner
Detroit
Michigan
Bradford's Motors
East Cumberland Avenue
Ironwood
Vergle Evans
Schultz Heights
Miss Evans
City Fire Department
Paul EB. Seals
South 15Th Street
Mills Files For Appeals Court Clerk
FRANKFORT Ky Francis Jones Mills clerk of the court of appeals announced Monday she will run for the Democratic nomination for state treasurer. The 53 year old court clerk said this is the elective office where she can best contribute to Kentuckians economy and service. She is the first to file with the secretary of state and must e file in early 1975. Mills, a former state legislator and president of the National Conference of Appellate Court Clerks, noted she cannot succeed herself as clerk. Drexel Davis, current treasurer, has filed for secretary of state.
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Frankfort
Francis Jones Mills
Court of Appeals
Ms. Mills
Secretary of State
National Conference of
Louisville
Drexel Davis
Haldeman Testifies On Nixon Orders To Hide Tapes
Former White House chief of staff H R Haldeman told the Watergate grand jury he failed to disclose the taping system under orders from ex President Richard M Nixon. He said he believed instructions came from Nixon, not his hopes, as cross examination began. The judge planned to finish the trial by Christmas despite defense motions seeking Nixon testimony.
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Wesley G. Pippert
Washington
UPI
White House
H. OR. Haldeman
Watergate Grand Jury
Richard M. Nixon
Watergate
Richard Ben-Veniste
Haldeman
United States
Ben-Veniste
Hakieman
John D. Ehrlichman
Nixon
John J. Sirica
Sirica
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