Supreme Court flags lowered for Tom Clark
Justice Tom C. Clark died in his sleep at 77 while staying at his son Ramsey Clark’s New York home. Flags at half mast honor his service across 11 federal circuits. Clark helped the 2nd Circuit workload and was poised to join the New York bench before his death. He died after attending a May 17 ceremony honoring Justice William O. Douglas. President Carter and Chief Justice Burger led tributes to a dedicated jurist who helped drive judicial reform.
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Washington
USS. Supreme Court
Tom C. Clark
Clark
New York
Atty
Ramsey Clark
Supreme Court
2Nd
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Warren E. Burger
William O. Douglas
Carter
Burger
Carter Burger
Texas
Harry S. Truman
Justice Rement
Earl Warren
Warren
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kissinger Says Memoirs Slight Debt From Public Service
Henry Kissinger argues it is fair to earn money from memoirs after years in government service which left him deeply in debt. He notes security costs persist and has hired former Secret Service personnel. reports say a $2 million advance was arranged with Little, Brown & Co, while NBC has engaged him as a news consultant and for a yearly special.
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London
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
the Observer
Britain
Secret Service
Columbus
Ohio
Little, Brown
Principal cried as students gift his new car
In Asheville North Carolina students at T C Roberson High School surprised principal Charles Koontz with a 1977 Chevrolet Malibu presented with an owner's manual and keys. The gift funded by graduates and local supporters followed fundraising and a plan Koontz mistook for a walkway.
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Asheville
N.C
Charles Koontz
T.C. Roberson High School
Moluccans hold funeral for six Assen casualties
South Moluccan mourners from across the Netherlands gathered in Assen for the funeral of six men and one woman killed when government forces stormed a hostage train. A memorial service was held at the Moluccan Evangelical Church before burial in a single plot on Assen’s southern outskirts. Police prepared for potential violence tied to the train siege and Bovensmilde school incident.
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Assen
Netherlands
Holland
Bovensmilde
Computer talks on display at Midwest Regional show
At the second annual Midwest Regional Computerfest in Cleveland, hobbyists saw a talking computer and peripherals. Case Western Reserve University showcased a minicomputer system translating printed pages into speech with a synthesizer. The Digital Group of Denver demonstrated the talking unit, expected to cost about $1,500 later this year.
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Cleveland
Gary Coleman
Cleveland Digital Club
Case Western Reserve University
Digital Group of
Denver
Ordinance authorizes release of Middletown easement to Joseph Lewis et al
The Middletown City Commission adopts an emergency ordinance to release a City easement for roadway use on property in Lots 11287 and 11326 described by metes and bounds, totaling about 0.278 acres. The measure notes prior deed reference and declares emergency for public health and safety, effective upon adoption.
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Middletown
Ohio
Joseph —& Lewis
City of
Butler County
Wilbraham Road
State of Ohio
Miami and Erie Canals
Joseph E. Lewis
Bertie J. Lewis
Treasury Bond Issue Amid Gold Reserve Strength
The Treasury on November 13 offered its second 0 million bond issue of the year as the gold reserve continued to rise.
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Treasury
Union Sanitary Locations Amid 51200 Market transfers
A note lists Union Sanitary locations and a 51200 market reference. The item names sites and ties to the regional market, reflecting a local business update in a compact classified style.
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Tom Clark
Revco
Discount Drug Centers
Ee American Savings & Loan Assn
City Centre Mart
U.S Pet
Koontz
Fran Patterson
Frate & Crate Discount Furniture
Frate & Crate
Germantown RD
Thomas C. Blake
Bettie J. Arthur
U.S
oRt
Uae
RTLA
Bae Oui Saa
Packs Decker Power Pak
Pruners
Nelson
Hudson
Diver's Garden & Pet Supply
Hoover
Streifthaus
First Ave
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