The Advocate-Messenger from Danville, Kentucky • Page 8

WF.nNF.SDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1975 DANVILLE AUVOCATK-MKSSKNCER, DANVILLE, KENTUCKY PACE EIGHT Witnesses To Meet Here and looking to the Bible for an Christmas Stamp Price Uncertain this century?" Other talks during the public convention are designed to help young and old, male and female cope with the stresses of our modern-day life. "More than two, million Jehovah's Witnesses are concerned with the unprecedented world events now taking place swers. We extend a special invitation to persons from Boyle and surrounding counties to join us during this special meeting," Bigelow said.

Sessions will begin at 9:55 a.m. Saturday when Benner delivers the keynote address on the convention theme. rees, it underscored what has become a basic fact about the legal system in this country: Most Americans cannot afford an attorney. And when the American Bar Association met last month in Montreal for its annual meeting, one lawyer, John Harl Campbell, spoke out about the. 33222 I Jehovah's Witnesses -from 22.

south and central Kentucky congregations will gather here this weekend for a semiannual circuit convention. Hosting the two-day event will be the Danville Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses, according to Charles Buck, presiding overseer of the local group. To be held in Danville High School, more than 1,000 are expected to attend. "A series of discourses during the convention will be based on the assembly theme 'As for Us, We Shall Serve Mark A. Bigelow, Kentucky Circuit No.

4 overseer, explained. Bigelow noted that W.J. Ben-ner, district overseer, will deliver the main address Sunday beginning at 2 p.m. Theme of that address is "How The Kingdom of God Affects You. Benner is expected to answer from the Bible questions such as: "How can we be sure that there is a kingdom of God? If he does have a kingdom, what relevance does it have to men in Heads VA Office Kenneth E.

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Here are some of his remarks: "It is generally conceded that at least 70 per cent, or some 140' million people in this nation, do not have access to legal services. This condition is the inevitable result of the profession's perseverance in retaining certain of our rigid, unwarranted, and anticompetitive ethical standards. "What has been our response to the consumer's plight? "We have publicly bemoaned or, until lately, denied his inability to obtain legal counsel, while privately we have encouraged minimum fee schedules, thereby assuring the absence of price competition for legal services within a community. We have publicly paid homage to our duty to see that the public receives competent (legal) service, (but) have By JOSEPH NOCERA Capitol Hill Newi Service A Washington Writer WASHINGTON This year's commemorative Christmas stamps won't have the price listed on the stamp because the Postal Service isn't sure what the stamps will cost by Christmas. The service is planning to ask for a 30 per cent rate hike in the price of the present 10-cents-an-ounce first-class rate.

Such new rates can be made effective on a "temporary" basis 90 days after the filing, while the Postal Rate Commission has them under review. But postal officials are still trying to decide whether the new 13-cent rate should be put into effect as soon as possible which would be early December or be postponed until after the Christmas season. The Christmas stamp is due to go into production in the next few weeks. "It's a tough decision," ex-- plains one official. "If we bring the new rates in right in the middle of Christmas mailing, the public confusion and resentment could be enor- mous.

But he added, any delay would cost the debt-ridden 'service added revenue during the lucrative holiday season. X-Ray Advice The American College of Radiology has advised most women under 35 years old to avoid routine X-ray ovomSnafinno fnt Hraaet panpop IT Skate-O-Rama PREPARING FOR a semiannual circuit convention of Jehovah's Witnesses to be held at Danville High School Sept. 13 and 14 are Mark A. Bigelow, left, Kentucky Circuit No. 4 overseer, and Edgar I.

Spitzke, Somerset, convention chairman. The public is invited to join the more than 1,000 persons expected to attend the two-day meet. vigorously sought to prevent the creation of alternatives to our high-priced services. We have, in sum, promosed them everything and given them only that which we were forced to surrender." Campbell went on to say that lawyers have, for a long time, been able to hide behind the cloak of "professionalism" to The advice is aimed at women the summer harvest is in! and Joan of Arc and Tomatoes justify such things as bans on who know of nothing wrong with advertising and opposition to para-legal training. But, he tneir neaitn, nave receivea no finding of a possible physical problem, of who have no strong concluded, "If the public must drag us kicking and screaming i 1 1 nisrnrv ni nrpnKr rHncpr.

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(AP) The Federal Bureau of Investi gation says it is investigating a remark by a Ku Klux Klan leader who mentioned the word "lynching" in a speech criticizing the federal judge who or cancer in young women and that X-rays are less effective in detecting it in them than in older women. Damage Cost Study Accidents involving sub-compact cars result in the highest damage costs, according to a recently released study by the Highway Loss Data Institute, an arm of the insurance industry. The studv shows that the dered schools in Jefferson County desegregated. Brian Jinnet, an FBI information officer, said Tuesday that the agency was looking into the remarks made by Phillip RICH, RED TOMATOES Sweet, natural, vine-ripened flavor captured in solid meaty tomatoes that hold their shape throughout preparation of your favorite dishes. SWEET, JUICY PEAS Gently picked and speed-processed to keep that springtime flavor all the way to your table.

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(AP) (1976) Sixty prospective jurors were summoned today from Law Phi I 1 1 I I 1 rence County in an attempt to seat a jury for trial of Sheriff Ray Melvin on a bribery JOAN OF ARC COSMIWJY charge. In two days, a Johnson Coun we still care about quality ty' panel was exhausted with only five jurors selected tenta tively. These were dismissed E9 when Commonwealth's Atty. risva Eugene Rice recommended an out-of-county jury be seated. since 1878 The sheriff has been indicted on bribery and extortion charges in connection with al leged protection of bootleggers.

WORKSHOP SET-Cecil of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Institute of Christian Education in Cincinnati, Ohio, will be holding a workshop from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at Indian Hills Christian Church. He also will be speaking in the morning worship service at 10:30 and evening service at 7 o'clock. The public is invited to attend. v- EXTENDED FORECAST Outlook Friday through Sunday: Chance of showers Friday.

Partly cloudy and mild Saturday and Sunday. Daytime highs in the 80s and overnight lows in the 60s through the.