Ira Williams 70 Rose Hill Va dies in Ohio
Ira Williams aged 70 of Rose Hill Virginia died Sunday May 25 1975 in a Clermont County Ohio hospital. Survivors include daughter Louise Ball Middlesboro two brothers Howard Williams Sardina and Kermit Williams Lynchburg one sister Stella Creed Cincinnati two grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral services were held 2 p m Thursday May 29 1975 at the Davison Funeral Home Chapel with interment at Tiakee Cemetery Rose Hill. Davidson Funeral Home Rose Hill in charge of arrangements.
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Rose Hill
Clermond County
Ohio
Louise Ball
Middlesboro
Howard Williams
Sardina
Kermit ‘Williams
Lynchburg
Stella Creed
Cincinnati
Davison Funeral Home
Tiaakee
Rose Mu. Davidson
Visiting Hours At Appalachian Regional Hospital List Names
Appalachi an Regional Hospital announces visiting hours from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. Highlights include admissions Sharon Barnett Sheila Kay Bussell Davis Caldwell Judy Duffield Vernon J Frederick Nora Green Jack Hammack Minnie Hensley Easie M Hickman Thomas H Huddleston John Lauchadoo Callie Marcum James P Miller Karen F Ramsey Garrett Ricardson Georgia Totten Donnie L Warman. Dismissals listed include June Fuson Omega Green Woodgraw Hammitt Ruth Harris Cora Jackson Eliza Partin Lucy Partin Evelyn Seitz Gail C. Smith Mary Turnbough. Births announced for Mrs Gary M Elliott Kay Mrs Harrison J Norton Birl Mrs James F Sampsen a girl.
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Sheila Kay Bussell
Cumberland Gap
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Hyden
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Vernon J. Frederick
Dewitt
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City
Jack Hammack
Harrogate
Minnie Hensley
Rose Hill
Easie M. Hickman
Thomas H. Huddleston
Foillette
John Lauchadoo
Callie Marcum
James P. Miller
Karen F. Ramsey
Garrett Ricardson
Georgia Totten
Williamsburg
Donnie L. Warman
Fagan
June Fuson
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Pineville
Woodgraw Hammitt
Clair
Ruth Harris
Cora Jackson
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Gail C. Smith
Mary Turnbough
Gary M. Elliott
Kay
Harrison J. Norton
Birl
James F. Sampsen
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Adventurous mail order fashion pamphlet offered
An old newspaper clerical ad promotes pattern orders for garments with prices around 1.25 dollars plus postage and handling. It lists SUE BIT Middlesboro Kentucky Daily News and a New York address, claiming a free pattern in a 74 Saving & Sumner Magic Passion. The flyer hints at professional garment finishing and includes multiple mentionings of patterns and sizes.
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Postal rate hikes eyed for third class bulk and parcel post
A spokesman said rates for third class bulk mailing would rise 7 percent and parcel post by 67 percent with smaller increases for other classes. The rate panel may need two to three months to draft recommendations. The Postal Service warned the system risks further losses, possibly over $320 million this fiscal year, citing ongoing financial strain and concerns about law judge rules.
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Ford Talks With Greek Turkish Leaders Pushes Cyprus Peace
A senior official said Ford’s meetings with Greece and Turkey could provide leaders Cara manlis and Demirel with a public excuse to take initial steps toward a Cyprus compromise. Kissinger’s diplomatic soundings showed both sides not far apart amid nationalistic pressures at home. Schmidt, Ford ally on economic issues, joined a lunch discussing East-West détente, inflation, and energy in Bonn with Republic leader.
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Auction of 12000 Wine Bottles Totals $269,468
The auction opened with a $200 bid on wine, then climbed to $330 for a case. A bidder bought 24 half-bottles of 1964 Bordeaux for $36 after a lunch break. In the end 12,000 bottles sold for $269,468 as bids rose and fell before a solitary winner walked away content.
Oldest Army: Swiss Guard Founded 1506 in Vatican City
The Vatican City Swiss Guard is described as the oldest army, with a formal foundation date of January 21, 1506, while its origins trace further back to before 1400. The unit is noted for its enduring presence guarding the papal residence.
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Trial Continued In Paget Case With Forensic Gun Evidence
Testimony showed three men were highly intoxicated. Police expert linked spent casings to a single gun, with bullets matching a Smith and Wesson .357 Magnum and an M 1 carbine. A fuel of witnesses tied a green SAM Coal Company pickup to the scene as the defense begins its case.
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Lebanon Premier Seeks National Unity Amid Beirut Violence
Premier designate Rashid Karami pledged to form a national unity cabinet to calm Beirut after days of fighting that left 94 dead and 250 wounded in eight days. President Franjieh asked him to form a new government as Christian and Muslim factions pressed for cooperation and an end to the bloodshed. Karami urged both sides to unite and for security forces to suppress sniper fire.
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Beirut
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Suleiman Franjieh
Lebanon
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Two Dead In Tenn Plane Crash
A World War II era Lockheed Lodestar crashes in East Tennessee near Rockwood airport, killing at least two people. Deputies report a large quantity of marijuana found in wreckage, with witnesses hearing an explosion before the 3:05 a.m. EDT crash.
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Retailers Say Credit Law Change Will Hurt Business
Washington officials report retailers denounce new rules banning credit discrimination against women as costly and overbroad. Amerian Retail Federation cited burdens on small merchants, who may drop in house credit plans and shift to bank cards. Sears Roebuck estimated costs exceed 166 million, likely raising consumer prices.
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Bargain menus mix tuna, beans and meats for summer
UPI reports edible bargains as tuna inventories surge and beans, carrots, and peas double. Eggs show mixed price signals across cities while meat prices rise, boosting poultry demand. A Han dynasty regal burial shroud exhibit features jade plaques linked by gold wire, but archeologists found only dust in the tomb.
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UPI
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NATO Leaders Meet in Brussels to Discuss Alliance Strains
NATO leaders converge in Brussels to address recession driven damage and regional upheavals, with Ford making a diplomatic debut. Luns urges reaffirmation of U.S. commitment while concerns loom over Cyprus Greece-Turkey rift and Portugal's leftward shift impacting defense bills.
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Brussels
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Joseph Luns
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