Funeral services for Mike O Biggs
Funeral services for Mike O Biggs 62 of Nitro formerly of Prosperity will be held with burial and obituary details to follow in this newspaper.
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Mike O. Biggs
Nitro
Prosperity
Will
Mickey D. “Wick
St A.m
Gatens Chapel
Poca
Biggs
American Viscose Corp
Moose Lodge
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Goldie Absalom Montgomery
Bennett
Madison
Z. Kyra Biggs
Holywood
Calif
Osby
Marion
Ohio
Omar
Mammie Ethel Brags
Danese
Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home
Rainelle
Roy Tyree
Layland
Oak Hill
Homer. Smith. Beckley
Mintie-Adkins
Mount Hope
Emmaline. Glashen
South Fayette St
Abner Wright
J.T. Waters
Ritchie and Johnson
Greenwood Memorial Park
Glashen
Marlee Manning Richardson
Hurricane
Stevens and Grass
Malden
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Richardson
Kanawha
Stan
Mike
Phil A. Manning
Calvin Manning
Nixon Pays Back Taxes In New York Disclosure
New York state officials say former President Richard M. Nixon owed 11 544.17 in back taxes for 1969 on a reportable gain from selling his Manhattan apartment and paid in full after an eight month probe. Tax Commissioner Mario Procaccino stated there was no evidence of fraud and noted the payment settled the 1969 tax plus interest and penalties. The inquiry began after a congressional committee suggested Nixon owed substantial federal taxes, with the state making the final determination on December 17.
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Richard Silk
New York
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Mario A. Procaccino
Nixon
Manhattan
Procaccind
Tax Department
Procaccino
New ‘York
A. Special
California
Newark
Capitol Building Description in Indiana Limestone
The Oklahoma State Capitol is a white Indiana limestone building with a pink Georgian granite base that extends to the top of the first floor.
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Oklahoma State Capitol
Venezuela jet crash toll could reach seventy eight
Mechanical failure triggered a domestic Aerolineas Venezolanas jetliner crash near Maturin. Sixty burn victims were found. authorities fear up to 78 dead. Rescue teams, including public safety personnel, searched rugged terrain for bodies. The flight from Puerto Ordaz to Caracas diverged and exploded in the air before crashing into Vulture Hill.
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Caracas
Pic
Venezuela
Aerolineas Venezolanas Dcs
Maturin
Cariacas
Vulture Hill
Puerto Ordaz
Matiorin
Robins Pinerna
Luis Penerna Ordaz
Margarita
Mac's Toy Fund party marks 40 years at Beckley
Albert R. Allen Sr. attended his 40th Mac's Toy Fund party at the Beckley Recreation Building. Allen worked with the fund's founder Ted G. McDowell during its early years, reflecting on the charity's long history and community support.
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Albert R. Allen Sr
Mac’s Toy Fund
Beckley Recreation Building
Allen
The
Toy Fund
Ted G.mcdowell
Beckley
Skeeter Hicks
Albert Alderman
Dry Creek
Melissa Elliott
CIA spying controversy lingers in Watergate probe
Senate committee chair Sen. Sam J. Ervin of North Carolina said he had reports of CIA spying in the United States but that his panel did not pursue the issue. The remarks come as the Watergate investigation continues to probe administration ties and possible intelligence overreach.
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Nixon
Sam J. Ervin
DNC
Senate Watergate Committee
CIA
United States
Iran
Keir Helms
James R. Schlesinger
Defense
The
Times
Congress
Umder
Washington
UPD
Henry Anser
Israel
Palestine Nation Organization
PLO
Kissinger
Three Brothers Die in Freezer Tragedy in New Zealand
In Christchurch three Tourelle boys aged 7, 6, and 3 died after crawling into a 12 cubic foot freezer kept in a garage for dog meat. A neighbor found two dead. the third died soon after. Police say suffocation was the cause.
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Christchurch
New Zealand
CPI
David
John
Richard
Colin Tourelle
Oamaru
Dunedin
South Island
Tourelle
Winds Hurt Sitter Seventeen Feet From Record
Vernon Woodridge of Los Angeles was injured when winds cracked a 30-foot flagpole he had sat atop for 67 days in Hollywood. He fell 30 feet and was listed in serious but stable condition at Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital with multiple injuries. Winds up to 40 mph snapped the pole breaking his bid to reach 115 days.
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Hollywood
UPD
Vernon Woodridge
Los Angeles
Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital
Woodridge
Black Eagle of Harlem Aerial Adviser to Ethiopian Leader
Col. Fauntleroy Julian known as the Black Eagle of Harlem served as an aerial adviser to Haile Selassie of Ethiopia in his earlier career.
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Col. Fauntleroy Julian
Black Eagle
Harlem
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Iran to aid Egypt with radar and pilots report
The Cairo press says Iran will supply Egypt with defense equipment including a radar network to bolster air defenses. Unconfirmed reports claim Egyptian pilots may be trained in Iran to fly Phantom F5 jets, with aircraft available from Iran and Saudi Arabia.
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Israel
United States
Europe
Newsweek
Gholam Reza Azhari
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Iran
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Watergate jurors to receive Christmas Day visits
The Watergate jurors and five alternates, sequestered since Oct. 12, will reportedly receive Christmas Day family visits under U.S. marshals. Trial discussions center on the taped conversations and whether high office actions constitute crimes, with Nixon absent due to illness and questions over hush money and clemency.
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U.S
Simiea
Gary
Haldeman
John J. Wilson
Nixon
Howard Hunt
Health Plan Urges Shift in Biomedical Research Funding
A government document criticizes overemphasis on cancer and heart disease, urging expanded support for immunology virology genetics endocrinology and molecular biology. It calls for a new National Institute on Aging and increased funds for infant death diabetes MS burns vinyl chloride hazards and other petrochemical risks.
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Nixon
Congress
HEW
Office of Management and Budget
National Institute
Tax Cut Proposals Contrast Inflation Unemployment Trade Off
A congressional panel says a tax cut could boost buying, productivity and output with little inflation risk. economist Walter Heller advocates a $15 to $20 billion cut, noting GNP near $1.5 trillion next year and the need to stimulate demand without raising inflation.
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Congress
Walter J. Heller
Heller
Johnson
Bombings Continue Near Heath Residence in Belgravia
A two pound bomb was hurled at the Belgravia rowhouse of former British Prime Minister Heath, shattering doors and windows near Buckingham Palace. Heath escaped unharmed, while his housekeeper and her daughter were treated for shock as four youths fled in a silver car. IRA links and ceasefire talks surface as Merlyn Rees and David O’Connell discuss proposals and hopes for a possible extended pause.
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Ulster
Britain
David O'Connell
IRA
Provisional
Dublin
Merlyn Rees
Northern Ireland
TRA
London
Heath
Belgravia
Buckingham Palace
Winston Churchill
Christmas gift leaves 20 marijuana plants at LAPD Foothill Division
Police in Pacoima report an unknown well wisher left a box bearing Merry Christmas outside the Los Angeles Police Department Foothill Division. Inside were 20 marijuana plants about 20 inches long. No clues about the giver were found.
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Pacoima
Calif
UPD
Los Angeles
Bargain beef prices seen through 1975
Chicago Daily News reports a record beef supply likely to keep prices bargain through 1975. Meat prices have fallen, but cattle producers face a difficult year. economists warn of gradual price changes tied to inflation and recession, with more hamburger and lower grade beef available.
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Karen Hasman
Chicago Daily News
Chicago
Federal Agriculture
Avid Stroud
National Live Stock and Meat Board
Stroud
George Hoffman
U.S. Agriculture Department
Hoffman
McGovern says Congress will block food stamp cuts
Senator George McGovern states Congress is ready to kill an administration plan to削 325 million from the federal food stamp program and raise stamp costs. He predicts a broad majority will support any necessary legislation when Congress returns in January.
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Washington
UPI
George McGovern
Dl.d
Congress
McGovern
Raleigh Register Publication and Subscription Rates Notice
Public notice details subscription options for daily and Sunday editions, durations, and prices. Includes monthly, six month, and yearly rates with sales tax, plus delivery notes and service limitations.
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Cartier
Virginia
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