85 Honored Across Subjects in Paget Awards
Continued from Paget 85 honored by Southeast Community College contests and state tests. Math winners include Viola Mae Johnson Billy Jones Theresa Cornett John Kelly Nancy Robinson Edward Madon Kenneth Davis Rénny Webb Phillip Latiff Neil Barry Pam Price Hugh Davis Rebekah Earle Shay Dooley Alan Goins top 20 percent in regional contest and Matt Daniels second in statewide test. Science winners are Howard Madon John Kelly Kenneth Davis Judith Burns Rhonda Stuart. Chemistry winners Nancy Robinson Retekat Earle Phillip Bartt. English and Literature winners Judy Burns Pam Price Ed Madon Daryl Minton Rebekah Earle Meslissa Goodman Debbie Lambdin Sherry Cowan David Shelby. Art winners Terry Laws Cheri Rowlett Debbie Sanders Scott Debusk William Bingham Vince Cobb Nancy Robinson Donna Thompson Mark Ausmus Mark Bayless Phil Brooks Doug Lambdin. The American and Laotian aid program to return workers for final shutdown. AID employees to leave by June 30, program has poured over $76 million into Laos since 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Mae Johnson
Billy Jones
Theresa Cornett
John Kelly
Nancy Robinson
Edward Madon
Kenneth Davis
Rénny Webb
Phillip
Latiff
Neil Barry
Pam Price
Hugh Davis
Rebekah Earle
Shay Dooley
Alan Goins
Myra Harrell
Southeast Community College
Sill Brewer
Att Daniels
Phillip Latiff
Jiohn Kelly
Benny Webb
Debbie Sanders
Matt Daniels
Howard Madon
Judith Burns
Rhonda Stuart
Retekat Earle
Phillip Bartt
Judy Burns
Ed Madon
Daryl Minton
Meslissa Goodman
Debbie Lambdin
Sherry Cowan
David Shelby
Terry Laws
Cheri Rowlett
Scott Debusk
William Bingham
Vince Cobb
Donna Thompson
Mark Ausmus
Mark Bayless
Phil Brooks
Doug Lambdin
Election Facts Move Governor Race in New York Contest
Election continued from Page last year spots Mra. Stovall as lieutenant governor candidate facing Shirley Palmer-Ball former state parks commissioner in the general election. The United Nations backs adopting universal traffic signs using standard shapes and symbols to help drivers recognize hazards and rules globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mra
Stovall
Shirley Palmer-Ball
The
United Nations
England bus crash kills forty in Thornaby outing
A bus carrying 31 women and an English male driver toppled near the Dibb River, trapping many inside. Fire crews cut through twisted metal to reach victims as ambulances ferried 14 survivors to Airedale Hospital with many not expected to live. The tragedy, linked to Britain's worst road disaster, followed a similar fatal crash in 1969. Dorothy White and Jennie Lowe, organizers and village charity figures, perished.
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Airedale Hospital
Aield
Dibb River
Lincoln Seligman
Thornaby
England
Yorkshire Dales
London
Britain
County Durham
Dorothy White
Jennie Lowe
MHS announces awards and scholarships for seniors
The Mary Yeager Memorial Award of 500 and a 21 jewel 14 carat wrist watch went to Leisa Maxwell. Theresa Collins received the John H. Yeager Scholarship of 1000 and a wrist watch. Joyce Lewis earned 400. Pat Smith received Navy recognition for Naval Academy appointment. Four students earned offer scholarships: Richard Hoskins to Transylvania University, Fanniellen Lewis for Western Kentucky University speech workshop, George Smith NMI to Kentucky Civil Engineering, Katrina Robinson to Sue Bennett College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Lewis
Mary Yeager
Leisa Maxwell
John H. Yeager
University of Kentucky
Theresa Collins
Charles Peace
United States Navy
Pat Smith
United States Naval Academy
Richard Allen Hoskins
Transylvania University
Fanniellen Joyce Lewis
The
Elks Club
Western Kentucky University
George Smith Nmi
State Department of Transportation
Katrina Robinson
First United Methodists Church
Sue Bennett College
Ford stresses European trip aims for peace and diplomacy
President Ford frames Europe travel as vital to America and world peace. He links domestic issues like energy and economy to international relations and vows to work with allies to safeguard interests and reduce conflicts. He recalls Vladivostok meeting with Brezhnev and his commitment against war.
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Europe
America
United States
Vladivostok
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Ford
NATO
Tony Hoskins dies at 54 in Calvin Kentucky
Tony Hoskins of Calvin Kentucky died Monday May 28 1975. Born September 15 1920 in Bell County he was survived by his wife Mary Miracle Hoskins and 15 grandchildren. Funeral services set for May 29 1975 at Blue Ridge Baptist Church with Rev Grant Ingram and Rev Kelly Thompson officiating. Interment Lum Green Cemetery. Durham Funeral Home Pineville in charge.
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Tony Hoskins
Calvin
Sway
Bell County
Jim Hoskins
Sarah Miracle Hoskins
Mary Miracle Hoskima
Kenneth Hoskins
Callaway
Mary Partin
Donnie Hoskins
Steve Hoskins
Tony Lenora Hoskins
Charles Hoskins
Cecil Hoskins
Raymond Hoskins
Gordon Hosking
Farmington
Mich
Brenda Hobbs
Covington
Sarah Hosking
Rube Hoskins
St. Louis
Hattie Presnell
Middlesboro
Elizabth Elliott
Bowling Green
Fla
Carrie Miracle
Blue Ridge Baptist Church
Grant Ingram
Kelly Thompson
Lum Green
Page
Durham Funeral Home
Pineville
Admissions and discharges listed by Appalachian Regional Hospital
A hospital ward listing shows admissions including Naomi Barnett Sheila D Buttery Louis Daniels Shelba J Gibson Rowe Goforth Gladys Gibson Millard Hensley Rose Hill Tolliver C Hill Pamela Johnson Fayette Langham Clytie Lee Sharon Sue Maples Hugh McNew Chica Neely Ruth G Smith Tammy Vanover Georgia Wilder Mosale Wilson with many names. Dismissals include Nancy Childers Andy Cash Roward Jenkins William Metcalf Marie Moyers Callie Petty Ernest Shelton Virginia Susan Vanover and others with Mrs. caps and daughters and Mrs. Roger Mayes noted.
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Appalachian Regional Hospital
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toSp.m
Naomi Barnett
Sheila D. Buttery
Louis Daniels
Shelba J. Gibson
Rowe Goforth
Gladys Gibson
Arthur Millard Hensley
Rose Hill
Tolliver C. Hill
Pamela Johnson
Harrogate
William P. Kelley
Fayette Langham
Clytie Lee
Sharon Sue Maples
Hugh McNew
Chica Neely
Tazewell
General Shelton
Ruth G. Smith
Middlesboro
Tammy BR. Vanover
Georgia
Wilder
Jonesville
Mosale Wilson
Nancy Childers
Andy Jessie Cash
Roward Jenkins
William E. Metcalf
Marie Moyers
Speedwell
Callie Petty
Ewing
Ernest D. Shelton
Virginia
Susan Vanover
James Caps
Clarence
Roger C. Mayes
David Michael ‘Russ
Pitt
Barbourville
David Williams
City
Ex Financial Executives Soon to Become Convicts
In Los Angeles two years after Equity Funding collapse, fourteen former executives plead guilty to fraud and conspiracy, begin multi year prison terms. Stanley Goldblum heads to McNeil Island for eight years. Fred Levin and Samuel Lovell start five year sentences at Terminal Island. others face two to three year terms or work furlough. Civil suits loom as the case widens across courts.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Marvel
Wall Street
U.S
Stanley Goldblum
McNeil Island
Wash
Fred Levin
Samuel B. Lovell
Terminal Island Federal
Terminal Island
Lompoc
Calif
Equity Funding
McNeill Island
Goldblum
New Jersey
Levin
Aleady
Minois
Hospital Broke Docs and Staff Work Free in Brooklyn
Doctors and employees at Brooklyn Eye and Ear Hospital agreed to work without pay to keep the 110 bed facility afloat amid a 1.2 million operating deficit and a 1000000 cash shortfall. About 200 staff met in the cafeteria and backed the effort led by Dr. William Rand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Latham
New York
UPL
Brooklyn Eye and Ear Hospital
Abner
Kissinger Backs Ford In Cutting Oil Import
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger urged a global push at the OECD to support President Ford's plan to cut U.S. oil imports. He outlined a trillion dollar program to reduce energy vulnerability and indicated willingness to discuss marketing of other commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kissinger
Ford
Richard H. Growald
UPI
Paris
Henry Kissinger
U.S
Organization For Economic Cooperation
International Energy Agency
Washington
Congress
IEA
United States
America
Family Planning Clinic Shifts to Monthly Meetings
The Family Planning Clinic announced a schedule change from weekly to monthly meetings. Beginning in June, sessions will run from morning to noon at the Daniel Boone Clinic on the last Tuesday of each month.
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Daniel Boone Clinic
Eac
Car Accident at 12th and Cumberland Ends with Disabled VW
City police reported a single property damage crash yesterday when a 1968 Ford driven by Brenda Gunter collided into a 1969 Volkswagen driven by Tony Hopper that was stopped at a red light. The Volkswagen sustained disabling damage while no court sessions occurred due to the primary election. A Hungarian superstition links touching a pig on New Year’s Eve with good luck and some Budapest parties feature live pigs at midnight.
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City
Brenda Gunter
Tony Hopper
12Th
Cumberland
Hungary
Budapest
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