Sun Herald from Biloxi, Mississippi (2024)

September 7, 1975

Publication:

Sun Heraldi

Location:

Biloxi, Mississippi

Issue Date:

Sunday, September 7, 1975

Page:

2

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Page Biloxl-Gulfport-Pascagoula Miss Sunday September 7 1975 The Suit Herald Deaths Funerals Areas get Bicentennial Shelton REGINA HINES Jackson County Bureau Chief Unincorporated areas of Jackson County and the City of Moss Point received official Bicentennial flags Saturday In separate presentation ceremonies Jackson County residents gathered under a canopy on the lawn of the Jackson County Courthouse in Pascagoula to hear a patriotic address by Circuit Judge Merle Palmer at the 10 am ceremony Palmer introduced by Cirlot Jackson County's Bicentennial chairman emphasized a return to Christian virtues as the answer for the nation's future The program which featured stirring patriotic music by the Keesler AFB Band was also highlighted by a presentation on the 18 original colonies by Cubs and Scouts of the Singing River District In his presentations at both Pascagoula and Moss Point Perry Snyder director of the Mississippi American Revolution Bicentennial Commission said the Bicentennial did not only commemorate the revolution by entirety of our nation's experience" Emphasizing -i th'oj Bicentennial? as the1 people's celebration Synder said the numerous projects planned by Jackson County and other counties and communities throughout the state were making the "nation a better place In' which to live" He cited the success of the 200th birthday of the United States could not be measured now but would be assessed lOOjrears from now by future generations to whether or not we took the legacy of our Mrs Mary Mrs Mary Shelton 75 a resident ot Dixie White House Nursing Home Pass Christian died at Memorial Hospital at Gulf port Saturday afternoon Mrs Shelton a lifelong Biloxi resident was a Baptist Survivors include two daughters Mary Kate Manual Ocean Springs and Mrs Paul Bird North Biloxi two sons Robert Nielsen North Biloxi and Curtis Snyder also proclaimed Sept 17-23 as Constitution Week at the request of Baron Hugo Von Krebs Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution He Introduced Claude Bilbo Bicentennial chairman and Dannis Gandy chairman of the flag presentation program Miss Kathy Perry daughter of the Rev and Mrs Bobby Perry was named winner of the Moss Point motto contest with her slogan "Moss Point USA No Better Place to Stay" Moss official Bicentennial hostess was chosen Saturday morning on the basis of a one-minute talk on the Bicentennial She is Miss Susan Rouse daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Rouse a senior at Moss Point High School Chosen as Moss Point ambassadresses from a field of eight contests were Miss Maxine Lawson daughter of Mr and Mrs Levi Law-son and Miss Lisa CIrlot daughter of Mr and Mrs Cirlot Mrs Ella Mae Ella Mae Reddix 70 2912-21st St Gulfport died at her home Saturday at 6 am flags heritage seriously" Jackson County Board of Supervisors 'President Edward A Khayat accepted the Bicentennial certificate and flag from Snyder Following the morning ceremony members of the Jackson County Genealogical and Historical Society presented an exhibit which Included old newspapers photographs and a sword once owned by President Andrew Jackson A gala red white and blue atmosphere prevailed in spite of threatening skies in Moss Point Saturday afternoon as a parade along Main Street Initiated the Bicentennial observance Khayat serving as master of ceremonies introduced Commander Delano Bruster who welcomes color guards representing each branch of the service which stood as a background for the program Moss Point Mayor Philip Watts who accepted the Bicentennial flag from r-f -V i 4 Jx 3- A iiA4'? Vi Portugal reverses political movement (LISBON Portugal (AP) -4- With the purge of pro-Communist Gen Vasco Goncalves from national leadership Portugal has reversed Its drive to the left Senior Socialist party officials and army officers Who spearheaded the opposition to Goncalves contended Saturday IJjat the danger of a Communist re- i i Louisiana woman killed In accident seeking as a the that appealed In the this military held Nielsen US Army Ft Bragg NC two sisters Mrs Ophecla Marion Biloxi and Mrs Stella Ladner North Biloxi 14 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren The funeral will be held at 1 pm Tuesday at the Bradford O'Keefe Funeral Home Chapel Biloxi Interment will be In Biloxi Cemetery Friends may call from 6 pm to 10 pm Monday at the funeral home Reddix The body is at Lockett's Mortuary In Gulfport Arrangements are incomplete gime here had passed with Goncalves' ouster They now expected that national policy would falteringly point toward the political center base of support broad majority for moderation only elections regime has her car at the time of the accident was apparently traveling east Louis Franklin hus- bandof the injured-' woman and driver of the second car said the victim hit the seawall with her car and the vehicle overturned and then careened across US 90 into the westbound lane of where ltvStruok the Franklin car" The accident! happened in front of the Patio Apartments Mahout authorities O'-'" rug WASHINGTON (AP) 'i-More than 100 of the -government officials who-: decide what drugs can be' sold and what can be put in food In this country once worked for drug or chemical com- Cospsylr bocal Pa Patriotic parade Keesler Drum and Bugle Corps Pascagoula Junior Naval ROTC Band and unicyclists added music and color to the festivities A group dressed as the 9th Mississippi Confederate Sons of America rode along Ilag-linfedMaln Street In Moss Point Saturday during aA Bicentennial celebration parade Clowns beaufrrqucens the uljrgucens tf worked for industry Aw paniea Anymore taa 80 tops leVeJ' egulattiry officials documents shew- that a making the rules total of sdle of stocks and bonds maktlrs out of sifreral thou-to the public by' theip' sand in the nafienja regu- former1 employers In- latory agencies once eluding brokerage A firms worked- for ther industries they now regulate and stock exchanges Recentlyjobtained I A 29-year-old Louisiana woman was killed in a two-cfur collision on raln-Slick -US 90 in Long Beaiefa Saturday night Another person was Injured In the collision Beach Police withheld the victim's name pending notification of the family The victim Harrison County Coroner Gladys O'Neil said died Instantly of head Injuries and a neck fracture Mobile Medic said Mrs Arvina Franklin 27 823 Darby St a passenger ln the second car involved in the collision suffered a possible fracture of the left lower leg She was taken to ilemorial Hospital in Gulfport I The victa to Lang FuneralHome Officials at Mobile Medic said the victim alone in Isolated Precipitation Nat Flag presentation -a Staff photo by Regina Hines they do not retain personnel files ori'fpjpier employes Here are some examples that were made available: Former SEC commissioner James Needhiun is now chairman of the New York Stock Exchange Former EPA administrator William Ruckelshaus is now in private law practice representing the plastics industry in a case before the EPA The former director of the office of nutrition and consumer sciences for the bureau of foods Ogden Johnson left that post to work for Hershey Foods Corp The former director of the office of compliance for product safety Rudolph Bignone now works for Colgate-Palmolive And former FCC commissioner Robert Wells returned to Harris Enterprises a Kansas firm that owns nine radio stations after two yearn on the commission He had been general manager of a division of the company before Joining the FCC The regulatory agencies have rules Intended to break any tie between prior or future Industry employment and government decisions Federal law forbids any former federal official from participating in a matter in which he was in-volved while in government service for at least one year after leaving the government Dcrp rleans and brightens colors Restores that oft plush feel to carpeting! Use in your carpet shampooer Rent Electric Shampooer purchase of Blue Lustre Jackson County's Bicentennial Flag was presented In Saturday morning ceremonies by Perry Snyder director of the Mississippi American Revolution Bicentennial Commission Raising the colors on the courthouse lawn are members of the Navy Junior Officers Training Corps and a Knights of Columbus Honor Guard 'l-iiW -I- Staff pHoto by Regina Hines pvi 0 LEWIS LAHGLINAIS pleased to announce the appointment of BARRY BARQ vestigations subcommittee of the House Commerce Committee The lists along with tens of thousands of pages of other information were released by the agencies in response to Freedom of In- formation requests by The Associated Press and news organizations The Federal Trade Commission listed 66 employes who previously were employed by regulated industries The Securities and Exchange Commission listed 36 employes Environmental Protection Agency 51 Federal Power Commission SO Federal Communications Commission 20 Interstate Commerce Commission 15 and National Highway Traffic Safety Administration 14 For example FCC Commissioner James Quello was vice president of Capital Cities Broadcasting Corp in Detroit before Joining the commission SEC Chairman Ray Garrett Jr came to that agency from the Chicago law firm of Gardner Carton Douglas Children and Waug which represents clients regulated by the SEC The two prior SEC chairman William Casey and Bradford Cook also worked for law firms representing such clients before Joining the agency On the other side of the employment picture the agencies' response about former employes now working in regulated industry was much less corn-1 plete than the data on pre- sent employes The four agencies which provided practically no information on former employes said AP Wlrcphoto Map Lakes states Temperatures on Sup-day will be seasonably warm according to the National Weather Showers are expected Sunday over northern areas of Washington Idaho and Montana as well as In parts of Arizona New Mexico and Texas Rain Is predicted for the Great And at least 4i high level officials and probably many more have left those agencies in the last five years to take often more lucrative posts with companies in those same regulated industries Critics of the regulatory agencies have frequently charged that former industry employes can be partial to their onetime employers in making governmental decisions These critics have also said that regulatory of- ficials might be swayed by the prospect of eventual employment in the regulated industry But agency spokesmen defend the practice of hiring persons with industry experience citing their expertise in a particular area They? also point Vo the various federal laws arid regulations designed to prevent conflicts of interest by present employes and to prevent former employes from using specific knowledge gained in government work for private benefit The Food and Drug Administration leads the list of nine agencies with 115 employes who came directly or indirectly from industries regulated by the FDA The Consumer Product Safety Commission listed no employes at the upper staff levels who came from industry The employe lists were complied by nine agencies in response to a questionnaire from the in- 4 'U riV-- IS a 9 i Lil ra I Nl pt 1 i 6 'i Gulf Coast Weather Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and a few thunderstorms Sunday and Sunday night Overnight lows near 70 Afternoon high in the mid 80s Partly cloudy Monday Winds northeasterly five to 10 miles per hour Sunday Probability of rain is 50 per cent Sunday and 80 per cent Sunday night The SuaikTald PUBLISHED SATURDAY AND SUNDAY MORNINGS AND HOLIDAYS Established weekly in Biloxi 1884 daily 1898 in Gulfport 1909 Established weekends as Sun-Herald 1973 Subscription rates effective April 27 1975 Mail Rates (seven days) IS Ayt SUN a Aw HERALD and Sri I Sy-SUNMERALP) Hmai Hornet Achoi Conte I HSOt A riter edrim I moitH moir Barry brings to our agency the same high quality of professionalism we have maintained over the years We are very proud to have Barry affiliated with our agency Barry is a lifelong resident of Biloxi and is President of the Biloxi Jaycees is a member of the VPW is a member of the Nativity Parish and is active in the Biloxi Chamber of Commerce and other various activities He will be handling all Life Insurance Health Groups and Pension Products Also available to his clients will be all forms of Casualty- Insurance Automobile Home Owner Boat -Mobile Home etc Parcel omitted Jackson County Bureau One of the parcels of land offered to the State Building Commission for consideration for the reconstruction of Ft Maurepas in Ocean Springs was Inadvertently omitted from an article In edition of The Daily Herald The land offered by Lemon Realty of Ocean Springs is located on US 90 west of the Coca Cola Plant The nine sites suggested were reviewed by representatives of the Mississippi State Department of Archives and History and State Building Commission this week Owmb otto Him APOFPO number pU pmtap tarmiMd by Past Office Single Copy tuAr tab a titr rack mIm Drift IS: SunAft IS Home Delivery (seven days) Ry carrier md mUr route I wo tk II woak $ll7flfe 2b wooU 1214 52 44J0 Combination subscriptions (seven days) Ay SUN ad Ay HERAUX Sri Am SUN-HERALD Mail Rates Hanoi Hucck Wm Comte Si-Sfc dl riter cwriat PM Home Delivery I mA Sl-Nt II SIM A nk S1U SI ak S6M0 CAm ri rim cote ri WO km Ml ari to GuK hUilMf Ca he PO (Am Mt 39531 fi I Etfiiiajg or with Lewis Langlinais A Associates 201 Lameuse (the American Lesion Bids) Biloxi MIF ITS INSURANCE WE SPECIALIZE IN IT" Phone will be answered 24 hours a day 374-1450 In Loving Memory of OTIS READ who And September 71974 One year Ago today You left us -Life is not the same We love you and miss you Missed by Wfe Camille Children A Grandchildren i Vr-A's -J-- -tfT- PHARMACY 1600 PASS RD GULFPORT 863-3442 Snail riau paid ri SulfpaL An adult female fur seal stays pregnant 99 per cent of the year nf -v '-V.

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