Veto Saves Sales Tax Yet Calls For Tax Reform
Editor laments that Governor Francis Cherry vetoed a bill exempting feed seed and related farm goods from sales tax. He warns it would devastate local revenues and force districts to lose control to state and federal authorities. The piece argues for reform of the property tax system and local tax authority.
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Overnor Cherry
Wisie
Jean
Becatae
Arkansas
Little Rock
Washington
37 New Cub Scouts Formally Joined
Twenty into the Boy Scout ranks as Cub Scouts, with leaders and volunteers named including Jake Dugan, Jimmy Haylsy, McLarty, Roy Allisory, Paul Edward Cobb, Bill Johnson, Joe Watkins, Regge Turnny, Mosier, Porter, Wray, Anthony, Davide Pyleks, and Vincent Poster among those listed for the ceremony. The event marks the first rank advancement in the Cub Scouts program for the year.
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Jimmy' Haylsy
McLarty
Roy Allisory
Jerson
Paul Edward Cobb
Bill Johngon
Joely Watkins
Ane Sy Barrentine
Regge
Turnny
Mosier
David
Porterov
Wray
Buddy Anthony
Ain
Davide Pyleks
Lucon
Vincent” Poster
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Jamie Tod
Roy
Aighley Banas Jones
Ela
Arrow
Nate Odle
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Air Base Dinner Meet to Discuss Airport Deal
City and Chamber of Commerce officials from Murfreesboro Hot Springs Nashville Magnetia El Dorado Slamps Lewingile Camden Pine Bluff Texarkana Prescott attend a Thursday hotel banquet to hear details of the local committee's trip to Washington and potential further action The gathering will also honor Little Rock Chamber president and note opposition to moving the base from its current site Mr Reasor will fly in for the event from Chicago via John Wilson’s route today
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Washington
Gueph Wouldilie Geease
Hb Corp
Little Roel
ODF
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Reasor
Hope
Chicago
John Wilson
Scottish Rites Plan Maundy Day Observance Here
The Southwest Arkansas Scottish Rite will hold Maundy Day Observance Thursday night April 1 at 7 30 in the Masonic Hall. The ceremony is obligatory for all members of the Scottish Rite and is part of Holy Week. Rev H R Nabors of Chidester will be the speaker in the 3 degree KC GH.
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Southwest Arkansas
Masonic Hall
Rev
H, Rk, Nabors
Kc’ GH
Chidester
Storms Strike Arkansas Across Counties
A severe wind and hail event hit Perryville Lonoke Little Rock and Scott. A community building collapsed near Perryville injuring no one seriously while trees windows and roofs were damaged in Lonoke and Little Rock. A nine year old girl Flora Mac was pinned under debris in a school collision and escaped injury. a car windshield shattered at Lonoke injuring Mrs. Staggs. An Arkansas Trailways bus was dented with a passenger scratched. Weather officials forecast partly cloudy cooler conditions for today.
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Arkansas
Perryville
Oceon
Hall
Lonoke
Little Rock
Clremen
Scott
Ica
Cox
W.G. Staggs
Carlisle
Arkansag Trailways
Lornoke
UW. S. Weather Bureau
Lille
Arkansag
Stuffed Shirts Only Serve to Remind the World
A fragment of garbled text references vanity and sanity, mentioning stuffed shirts, danger, and perspective. The passage hints at clubs or groups and a blurred setting with possible hobby or habitat themes, but lacks clear events or names for precise reporting.
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House Approves Giving Tidelands to the States
The House passed a measure transferring submerged coastal oil and gas lands to state control by a 299 to 106 vote. It aims to assign billions in resources to states, with amendments largely rejected. Rep O Wilson noted expected larger support. Keating amendment adopted. Continued on Page Two.
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Cherry Signs 155 Bills and Vetoes 22 in Arkansas
Gov. Cherry signed 155 bills and vetoed 22, adding to a 1973 total of 574 acts. He spent time ill after action on measures from the 1953 Legislature and approved mostly year-end appropriations for state agencies. Notable non-routine appropriations included funds for the State Hospital Benton Upstate, National Guard Armory, and several university and building projects.
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Cherry
Oynor
Pfier
Peaf
State Senate- Tiwi
Thego University of Arkansas
Young Marine Admits Slaying Five Persons
Dubuque County Sheriff Leo J. Martin says a young marine named McManus quietly admitted to killings across Minnesota Wisconsin and New York involving five victims plus an abduction netting 4 more dollars. Diane Marie Weigeland of Summerville remains in custody as authorities describe the suspect’s signed statement and strange bedtime routine before authorities continued the case on page two.
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Leo J. Martin
Red E. McManus
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Summerville
Rochestar
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Sgid Meyer
Moulin
Uwmole
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Lhound
Alee Ibuque
Gongly Shell
Len Molly Sild McMironis Inny
Silas Snow Named New President of ASTC College
Silas Snow, 44, superintendent of Crasselt schools and Conway native, will become president of Arkangyaal State Wenchers College on July 1, succeeding Dr. Nolen M. Irby. Irby resigns after a 60-year public education career. Snow plans to keep the college at the forefront of teacher education in Arkansas. Snow is married with two children and has long served in the Craigsett school system.
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Silas Ds Snow
Crasselt Schools
Arkangyaal State Wenchers College
Nolen M. Irby
Irby
Snow
ASTC
Arkansas Broto Vachors
Arsange
de Dro Irby
University of Arkansia
Green Forest
Tex
Craigsett
Syeius
Maried
Emmet Baptists Flan Revival
Emmet Baptists host a revival event at the church with a focus on communal fellowship and spiritual renewal. local attendees are invited to gather for services, preaching, and planned activities throughout the weekend.
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Flan Revival
Endorsement by Russ Strengthens Bid for Possible Korea Peace
A Washington report details Soviet backing for a Korean peace initiative amid U S. officials seeking a workable armistice plan. The piece notes Chinese Premier Chou En-lai and allied moves, with Molotov pledging Soviet support. Further details promised on page two.
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Washingtons
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Te Keutalley
Molotov
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April Showers Sweep Across Midwest and South
Tornadoes strike Arkansas and Mississippi towns causing property damage and injuries. A schoolhouse and farm buildings were hit near Perryville Arkansas with eight year old student Nova Lee Cox among the injured. Damage totals surpass ten thousand dollars in several farm structures. Ripley Tennessee and Longview Arkansas reported falling hail and property impacts as storms spread through the lower Ohio Valley and into the Northeast with lighter showers in northern New England and snow in higher elevations.
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Mia
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Laka
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Van Fleet Says St Landings Were Stopped
An oped by Mnphiblend danding claims that June 1992 events tied to St Landings were halted. The piece recounts former Army leaders disputing naval action and Pentagon notes about munition shortages and Korea, with references to officials including Mrs. Emille and a subcommittee inquiry.
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M Mnphiblend Danding
Gould Ete Elroy
Red Armiog
Kovear
Highth Army
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Inti
Korea
Chie Smith
Tharg
Emille
Paisley Fourth Grade Visits Bakery
Fourth grade pupils from Paisley visited a local bakery last week under supervision. Mrs Theo P Witt supervised the group as they toured facilities and watched dough being prepared and baked.
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Hempstead campaign report shows funds raised
Luella Careyigan leads Hempstead optics drive reporting a total of about 1,700 dollars raised. The county faces dangers noted in the briefing as 10 E of old and redabyes are mentioned in the fragmented text.
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Luella Carerigan
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