Ford says Congress finally moving on energy and tax plan
President Ford declares Congress is finally moving and sets 60 days to pass an anti recession tax cut and an energy independence blueprint. He suspended $1 oil import fee installments and vetoed a bill to suspend the fee, urging cooperation and compromise while lawmakers assess energy and budget measures.
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Helen Thomas
UPI
White House
Washington
Ford
Congress
United States
House
Aote
Nashville tracking dogs aid search for missing girl
In Nashville Tennessee two trained tracking dogs and handler Tom McGinn were brought in to locate nine year old Marcia Trimble who has been missing for over a week. The FBI advised the family to hire the team, which already helped locate other cases, though darkness halted progress.
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Nashville, Tenn
Trimble
McGinn
Metro Nashville
Patricia Hearst
Nitpicking Names Across Appal hospital Woes list
A fragmented notice lists numerous individuals under admissions and dismissals at Appalachian Regional Hospital. It includes Richard Biggerstaff, Sopha Buckner, David Collins, Georgia Cornett, Brian Daugherty, Alice England, Richard Evans, Nancy Gray, Marion Hamblin, Bessie Helton, Edith Holman, Buenna Huff, Connie King, Lisa Mason, Armentia Middleton, Darlene Southern, Charles Sulfridge, Debbie Thompson, Alberta Brown, Michael Burchett, Rufus Ervin, Freddie Fusan, William Guy, William Holman, Phyllis Hulstedler, Betty Lindsay, Molly Moore, Louis Murray, Orville North, Hillary Partin, Pearl Perkins, Gwendolyn Stratton, Joe Sumpter, Issac Sutton, William Taylor, Jack Wilson, and a birth: Mrs. Leonard Peace, son Shawanee.
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Alberta Brown
Baxter
Michael Burchett
Jonesville
Rufus Lee Ervin
City
Freddie Fusan
Pineville
William E. Guy
William F. Holman
Harrogate
Phyllis Hulstedler
Betty S. Lindsay
Jeslico
Molly Moore
Louis Mildred Murray
la Follette
Orville
Newton North
Hillary L. Partin
Pearl Perkins
Jeslica
Gwendolyn Stratton
Ives
Charles Sulfridge
Tazewell
Joe B. Sumpter
Rose Hill
William Shave Taylor
Jack M. Wilson
Leonard Peace
Shawanee
School Board Alters Start Time For Daylight Saving Time
The board approves a 30 minute late start for schools due to Daylight Savings Time. The change, aimed at improving after hours use of playgrounds and facilities, remains in effect until April 1.
Gap Planning Group Receives Wastewater Report
Cumberland Gap Municipal Planning Commission heard a final phase one report on the city wastewater project by Bob Jacobs of Johnson City. He noted public input at Ellen Myers Elementary School produced suggestions for phase two, including relocating the treatment plant closer to Powell River without raising costs and potentially lowering them with public land. Initial collection areas would include Tiprell, Cumberland Gap and others.
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Cumberland Gap
Tenn
Bob Jacobs
Johnson City
Tennessee
Jacobs
Bob Jacobs and Associates
Ellen Myers
Powell River
Arthur
Tiprell
Fake prescriptions land man in city custody
Pallace Delbert Miller, 21, of West End Homes, was arrested on a charge of obtaining narcotics with a forged prescription after a police probe. He allegedly used a stolen or fake prescription pad to obtain drugs from Yoskum's Drug Store. In city court, Charles Seivers, 27, of Exeter Avenue, was fined $19 for public drunkenness. Firefighters extinguished a grass fire near high school grounds with no damage reported. A separate plan discussed federal aid highway inclusion for Tenn 90 to Clairfield and Yellow Branch Road from US 63 to Powell River.
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Pallace Delbert Miller
West End
Miller
Yoskum
Don Webb
Charles Seivers
Exeter Avenue
Od High
Lothbury Avenue
Bare Bones Budget Lines Up For Rate Hikes And Cuts
Legislators debate a bare bones approach to state finance with fiscal expert Bragg noting fat remains in the austerity plan. Blanton argues for a lean budget to cover essential state needs while critics from both parties warn against bond funded projects and new taxes.
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Blanton
John Bragg
D-Murfreesboro
Bragg
Rep
Tom. Jensen
Knoxville
Sen
Leonard Dunavant
Memphis
Jensen
Dunavant
4-H and FFA Steer Show Set in Tazewell
The Claiborne County 4H and FFA Steer Show will be held Monday in the tobacco warehouse below the Claiborne County Bank in Tazewell. Registration runs from 1 a.m. to 1 p.m. The show starts at 1 p.m. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Claiborne County
Lincoln Memorial University
Pigeon Valley Tomato Company
LMS
Tazewell
FFA
Claiborne County Bank
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