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South Mississippi Sun

Location

Biloxi, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1977

Page

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Former bookkeeper says Southern records moved before receivership

Pat Bowell of Long Beach testified that four filing cabinets with all bookkeeping records were removed from Southern Corp. Gulfport offices two days before involuntary receivership on Nov. 15. She described guards and later events as the search for the missing records continued, with officials debating who took the journals and cabinets.

Southern Corp Gulfport Pat Bowell Long Beach Harrison County Frank Alexander Southern State Attorney General's Office Attorney General's Office David Owen Alexander Nicholas Elliott Bowell Elliott James W. Batson Owen

McIntyre chosen to succeed Lance as OMB director

James T. McIntyre, Carter appointee and acting head since September, will replace Bert Lance as director of the Office of Management and Budget. The 37 year old Georgian budget technician guided OMB through the fiscal 1979 budgeting cycle and will face Senate confirmation.

Washington James T. McIntyre Bert Lance Lance Office of Management and Budget Carter McIntyre OMB Senate McIintyre Georgia Congress State Office of Planning and Budget OMB End

Jaworski levels perjury charge in Korean probe

Special counsel Leon Jaworski charged Bonnie Robinson of perjury in a probe of South Korean influence buying in Congress. Rep. Bruce Caputo said the ethics panel may pursue discipline or refer the case to the Justice Department, with Robinson facing a committee hearing and possible punishment after denying removing a Tongsun Park card from an office file.

Washington Leon Jaworski House Ethics Committee Lester L. Wolff Congress Bruce Caputo R-N.y Justice Department Jaworski Bonnie Rob Inson Tongsun Park Park U.S Caputo Robinson Wolff New York Bonnie Tongsan Park Mrs. Robinson House

WDAM faces possible removal from Biloxi Cablevision lineup

WDAM TV may lose more than 60 percent of its Coast audience as GE Cablevision seeks FCC approval to drop the NBC affiliate. Spokesman Frank Pilgrim says chances of successful protest are slim, and subscribers may pressure the system more than any objection. The plan would shift viewers to Home Box Office and Atlanta Channel 17, with new satellite facilities planned in Biloxi and a 90 to 120 day FCC decision window.

Hattiesburg General Electric Cablevision Biloxi Frank Pilgrim Wdam-Tv Channel 7 Washington Pilgrim GE Cablevision Federal Communications Commission WDAM NBC Independent Channel 26 WGNO New Orleans Atlanta WTCG Ted Turner Biloxi-Ocean Springs New York Cablevision FCC John Humphries Seymour Smith

Hearing Set January 11 On Dismissal Motion In Race Center Suit

A Gulfport man sues five Moss Point city officials alleging a conspiracy to block a Head Start center from locating near a private all white school. A hearing on the motion to dismiss is scheduled for January 11.

Moss Point Gulfport

Carter picks John White as new Democratic chairman

President Carter selects John White deputy agriculture secretary and Texan to head the Democratic Party. Announcement likely Wednesday. At Galveston Texas a grain elevator explosion killed at least three and injured up to 19 with some workers trapped and hospitalized.

Carter John White Agriculture Democratic Party Galveston Texas Eddie Chapman Port of Farmers Industry Galveston County Sheriff's Department Myles Klape John Sealy Hospital

Broncos Linebacker Larry Evans Plays Through Dirt In Playoff

In a playoff clash with Pittsburgh, Denver Broncos linebacker Larry Evans faced a pileup described as dirt. Reporter Joe Powell notes the issue was cleared and Evans, a Biloxi native, awaits Oakland’s visit as the game moved forward. Cold spell persists with a thaw expected later in the week.

Denver Broncos Larry Evans Pittsburgh Joe Powell Biloxi Oakland

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