Train Wreck Scene Described By Daily News Staff Writer
Mike Hamilton reports a dramatic wreck on Bly Mockingbird Road near U.S. 25-E where coal cars lay twisted and scattered across fields. Engines and wheels litter the scene as crews lift rails and replace track, while observers imagine the impact on nearby homes and workers.
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Mike Hamilton
Daily News
Uney
U.S 25-E
Lyon
Naken
Jet
Robert Blakeman
Black Lagoon
Wnill
Circuit Court Suit Seeks 5403 Damages in Bell County
The Ford Motor Credit Company sues Billy R Gray and Gertrude L Gray in Bell Circuit Court for 5403 plus interest claiming funds lent for 36 months were not repaid and installments due from April 25, 1976 remain unpaid. The suit requests the debt be declared due and payable. A separate filing involves James Marshall Shackleford against Doyle and Verda Byrd over a land deal to develop cemetery lots. Shackleford seeks damages and specific performance related to payments, development plans, and losses including 2520, 37520, 20000, and 1520 in interest. Mobile Homes Inc sues Ads Collett for 8174.2 alleging debt. The report also notes a mass wreckage of the LBM freight car derailment near Four Mile Kentucky with visible derailed cars and debris.
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Ford Motor Credit Company
Bell
Billy R. Gray
Gertrude L. Gray
Shackleford
Cemetery Life
Landd. Mobile Homes, Inc
Ads Collett
J. Mobile Homes
Fiscal Court Balances Books In emergency session
The Hell County Fiscal Court met in an emergency meeting to balance the 1975 1978 fiscal year. Judge Willie Hendrickson said the year ended with about 520 000 general fund surplus after transfers to cover overspent items.
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Pineville
Hell County
Bell County
Willie Hendrickson
Forestry Department
Supreme Court Overrules Gag on Nebraska Trials
U S Supreme Court unanimously strikes down a Nebraska court order blocking reporting of open testimony in the Erwin C. Simants murder trial. Editors nationwide hail the ruling as a defense of open trials and press freedom over secrecy that could bias juries.
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Charles Pentecost
United Press International
Kentucky
U.S. Supreme Court
Nebraska Press
High Court
Nebraska Supreme Court Am
Erwin C. Simants
Southerland
Barry Dingham Jr
Courier, Journal
Louisville
Sid
Amicus
Courier-Journal
Bingham
William T. Farr
Los Angeles Herald Examiner
Supreme Court
Lexington
Don Mills
Lexington Herald
Mills
Lou DeResett
Middlesbomo
New’s
Beiruts Dark War Rages Door to Door
Lebanon's capital endures a ninth day with no power or bread as Arab ministers push for a truce. Leftist and Palestinian factions vow to reject any cease-fire until refugee camps are liberated. clashes, shelling, and a mounting death toll strain hospitals and fuel shortages amid the Jisr Al Pasha and Ta Al Paalar camps.
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Doyle Atemanus
Beirut
Lebanon
Jisr al Pasha
Ta al Paalar
Kamal Jumblatt
Suleiman Frangeh
Ceiro
Cairo
al Ahram
Arab League
Mahmoud Riad
Syria
Riad
Beirrut
Bicentennial Edition Published Tomorrow in Middlesboro
The Middlesboro Daily News announces a 116 page Bicentennial Edition to be published tomorrow. Regular subscribers receive it at no extra charge. non subscribers pay 2.50 for a single copy or 2 each for five or more. Several thousand copies will be sold at the Daily News building and outlets.
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Frmarriw
Middlesboro
The
Daily News
Moon
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