Grain dealers indicted in grain export theft scheme
New Orleans UPI reports one of the world’s largest grain firms Bunge Corp and 13 officials were indicted for conspiring to short weigh export grain. Mulloy and Wilcox top the list of charged executives. The case centers on misrecorded ship manifests and short weighing at Destrehan and Galveston elevators from 1981 to 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
UPI
Bunge Corp
New York
Walton Francis Mulloy
Clayton Eugene Wilcox
Bunge
United States
Houston
Destrehan
Galveston
Tex
Christina Onassis Marries Man She Selects Herself
Christina Onassis, heiress to Aristotle Onassis, plans to wed Alexandros Andreadis, a 90 year old banker and shipowner, in a small Athens ceremony after her father’s death. She has rejected her father’s choice and previously dated Petros Goulandris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rigos
Athens
UPI
Aristotle Onassis
Christina
Onassis
Alexandros Ardreadis
Petros Goulandris
Paris
Goulandris
New York
Athens Hilton
Andreadis
London
Dimitrios Toannides
Stratis
Athena University
Greece
Jacque Une Kennedy Onassis
Akathistos Ymnos
Miss Onassis
Budget Amendments Spark County Court Vote Over Tax Rate
The court approved the budget 12 to 5 after amending two provisions. Several squires opposed the plan and complained amendments were denied earlier. The 4.31 tax rate breakdown favored the general fund and the county debt service, with concerns about lost revenue sharing and beer tax receipts. Initiatives included road access clarifications for Frank's Branch and appointments to various local boards and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contreved Rogers
Roy Overton
Marvin Sharp
K. D. Taylor
Neal Lurber
Squire Willie Drummonds
Squires Exco Rogers
K. B. Taylor
Willie Drummonds
Squire Esco Rogers
Rogers
Mungey
General Fund
John Desroches
Mode Valley Legal Eervice
Cluirfield
Frank
Egan
Desroches
Wo Stream
Tenn
Jury Selection Slow in Joan Little Trial
Prosecutors in the murder trial of Joan Little reject two jurors from an affluent black suburb and accept an elderly black tobacco worker who insists the defendant is not guilty. Through Monday eight of nine peremptories used to dismiss blacks, defense attorneys say. Two more women joined the panel as trial enters second week. Black Panther protesters still outside the courthouse. Little, 21, is charged with first degree murder in the stabbing death of Clarence Alligood, a 62 year old jailer, with death penalty mandatory if convicted.
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Hill
Raleigh
N.C
UPD
Joan Lille
Hes
Miss Little
Anne R. Hunter
Jule C. Hudson
Hunter
Milton L. Horton
Owen E. Ivey
Catherine R. Johnson
Kingwood Forest
Black Panther
Larry Little
Joan Little
Little
Clarence Alligood
North Carolina
Senate Move Nears Passage of Voting Rights Extension
Washington and immediate action loom as the Senate strikes down a southern filibuster against a 10 year extension of the voting rights law. The House passed measure would broaden coverage to Spanish speakers and other minorities while banning voter literacy tests. With an August 6 deadline, the chamber set votes on cloture and anticipated final passage by mid week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Senate
James Allen
D-Als
July community club and meeting calendar for Middlesboro area
A series of local events listed for late July and early August includes garden club picnics at National Historical Park Sugar Run, Middlesboro music club meeting with officer installation, Republican Women’s Club dinner at Kentucky Utilities Building, genealogical reference seminar by Ronald A. Bremer at the public library, Jaycettes dinner at the Holday Inn, Lee County Garden Club at Rose HU Masonic Hall, Book of Job cast reception at Pineville Public Library, a nurses picnic at Dr. Weller’s home, Saylor and Lee Reunion at Ewing Civitan, and an August 3 reunion beginning at 10:30 a.m. Details include times, locations, and contact notes for some events.
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Cumberland Park Garden Club
Sugar Run
National Historical Park
Middlesboro
Music Club
Republican Women's Club
Kentucky Utilities Building
Public Library
Ronald A. Bremer
Jaycettes
Holday Inn
Cumberland Gap
Lee County Garden Club
Masonic, Hall
Rose HU
Pineville Public Library
Fred Weller
Glocester Avenue
Nancy Burch
Judy Brenneman
Saylor and Lee
Civitan
Ewing
DWI and related cases continued in city police court
In city police court yesterday Press Shackleford 19 Route 2 city had DWI continued to August 4. Beony Meyers 20 East Cumberland Avenue Noble York 26 North 1th Street city reckless driving continued to August 2. Marjorie McGlamery 29 Route 3 city no operator license and no auto insurance continued to August 2. Delbert Turner 18 Route 4 city no operator license continued to August 2. James F. Breeding 33 Dekath Illinois fined 25 for public drunkenness. Henry Harrell 47 15th Street city public drunkenness continued to August 2. Imperial Mobile Homes reported a break in office theft of a Panasonic 4 band radio RCA 19 inch black and white TV Robbins 123 Citizens Band base station radio and one Boomer CB radio.
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Press Shackleford
City
Beony M. Meyers
East Cumberland Avenue
Noble
Delbert Turner
Route 4
James F. Breeding
Dekath
Ilinois
Henry Harrell
15Th Street
Imperial Mobile Homes
RCA
Robbins
Egypt Reacts Favorably To New Peace Proposals
Egyptian government sources report favorable reaction to portions of Israel's interim peace proposals ahead of President Sadat’s plan to outline his views. Israel alerts forces in the Negev Desert as UN Security Council urges redeployment of 4000 peacekeepers. Cairo calls the appeal a reasonable step though details remain undisclosed.
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Egypt
United Preeinterestional
Israel
Tel Aviv
Anwar Sadat
Binal Desert
Getaila
Caira
United Nations
Security Council
Sadat
U.N
Cairo
Sinai
Visiting Hours and Admissions List at Appalachian Regional Hospital
The notice lists visiting hours from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. and names admissions and dismissals across Pineville Wise Virginia and surrounding towns. It also includes a political report segment noting Middle East peace efforts and Sinai peacekeeping discussions, citing government sources from Israel Egypt and the U.N. secretary general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Britton
Hose Hill
Hazel Baumgardner
Dewey Q. Carrell
Pineville
John EH. Carver
Ethel Cheek
Wise
Ethel J. Chumley
Buffy Davis
Elizabeth Elliott
Clarence C
Ervin
Cumberland Gap
Marie Keck
Gary Edwin Lake
Carpenter
John Lefevers
Jonesville
Edith Ousley
Speedwell
Betty Jo Petrey
Clairfield
Thelma Senters
Ewing
Arthur’ D. Sawders
Harrogate
Jos Sprinkles
Charlene Stephenson
City
Alice Tate
Patricia Lou Wilson
Callaway
Randy Payne Wood
Jellico
Lether Adams
Barbourville
Robert A. Chedester
Nina Henderson
Southern States Co-Op Sets Meeting July 25
The Southern States Cooperative will hold its Mid dleaboro annual membership meeting July 25 at 7 30 p m in the National Guard Armory. A covered dish supper precedes the business session. Members are urged to vote by mail ballots before the meeting and bring or drop them at their agency ballot box. Billy Partin will chair, Rev Ellis Hoskins will give the invocation, and Mickey Joe Ward will report on operations for the fiscal year ended June 30 with notes on the bicentennial, cooperative principles, member responsibilities, and the future role of cooperatives in farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Home Advisory Committee
Southern States Cooperative
Middleaboro
National Guard Amory
Ray Yoakum
Bell County Farm Supply
Southern States
Mickey Joe Ward
Cambeliaville
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Desirehan Elevator
U.S. Agriculture Department
U.S
Gerald Gallinghouse
Mississippi River
Louisiana
Paget
Pacific Ocean
Moon
Skylab Space Station
U. S
Vladimir Shatalov
Pyotr Kumuk
Vitaly Sevastiyanov
Joseph Balker
Los Angeles
Tina Livanos
Magdale
Stavros Niarches
Ernest Hemingway
Claiborne
Fron Page
Charles ‘Teague
Ray Epperson
Jock Daniels
Carl Clair
Glen Yoakum
Harry Rowe
Joe Standifer
Powell Valley Electric Company
Maying
Industrial Park
John M. Reece
Charlie Mountain
Glen Lakina
County Revenue Committee
Jack Richardson
Clancy
Bath James Middlesbors
Family Coke
12Th Street
Cumberland Ave
Sue
Appalachian Regional Hospital
Middle East
Jerusalem
Kurt Waldheim
Pages
Florida
Harriot Shields
State Natural Resources Department
Lertoaries
Verdie Webb
Verdia Webb
Io Wallsend
Lessley Albert Webb
Alice Toliver Webb
Nancy Ellen Miracle
Cawood Funeral Home Chapel
Grant Raines
Raymond Brooks
Jimmy Jackson
Charles Webb
Don Miracle
Lonnie Strunk
Bobby Short
Lennis Evana
Eugene Evans
James Shackleford
Henie Evans
Hurst Cemetery
Cawood Funeral Home
James Telico Martin
Is Memorial Hospital
Frank Amn Harriett Crockett Martin
Rose Hill
Martin
Audraw Kent Martin
Ekion Lee Martin
Michigan
Cornelia Gibson
Detroit
Mich
Arnett Funeral Home
Rose
Wal
Curtis Ferguson
Ernest Rector
Joe Moore
Charles Jefferson
Rozell “Morelock
Larry Whitley
James Ferguson
David Ferguson
Fineville
Zee Ahel
Raymond Ray
Sport Shop & Ray Grocery
Pennington Gap
Virginia
U.S. 58
Verdella Bay
Treailen
Courventane
Aaron Clouse
Peoples Bank & Howard Dea
Witcher
Howie
LEE County
Wose Lee Auction Company, Inc
Pagi Prem Sabeltac Glee Dy
Vgirta
Southern States Co-Op
Billy Partin
Chenoa
Ellis Hoskins
Haynes Flat Baptist Church
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