Boat and motor title law push in Arkansas legislature
Atex reports on House Bills 774 and 820 to require title certificates for boats and outboard motors. The Arkansas DFA provided cost estimates for HB 820 at 75000 dollars and seven staff, with HB 774 expected to cost more. Lawmakers discuss committee delays, potential April 9 session, and efforts by supporters to promote the program to curb thefts.
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Motive sought in Ruppert family mass killing in Hamilton
Ohio authorities probe why 11 members of the Ruppert family were shot to death at a Hamilton home during an Easter gathering. James Ruppert, 40, is charged with aggravated murder after a mass slaying that spared few escape paths and left police puzzled by the lack of motive or sign of struggle.
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Lebanese guns repulse Israeli mine-laying attack
Lebanese gunners repulsed an Israeli mine-laying thrust and a Lebanese farmer was killed by shrapnel during a one hour artillery duel, the Lebanese Defense Ministry reported. A Beirut communique said a 20-man Israeli patrol crossed into southern Lebanon and laid mines near Bustan.
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Communist forces seize central Vietnam coast cities
North Vietnamese troops push along the central coast forcing the Saigon government to abandon Qui Nhon and threaten Nha Trang. Sapping incursions near Phu Cat air base, with evacuations and U S airlift to replace lost equipment. Cambodia’s Lon Nol leaves for Indonesia while Viet Cong seek talks with a new Saigon government.
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Tennessee Forging Steel Fined for False Logs
The Tennessee Forging Steel, Inc., of Hope was fined 500 dollars in U S District Court at Texarkana after pleading no contest to five counts of accepting keeping and maintaining a false driver s log The company faced ten counts overall with five dismissed after the plea The incidents dated December 29 1973 to July 22 1974 also saw other pleas entered in related actions by Melvin Lollar Jr and Thomas Bates for burglary in Washington Ark and plans for sentencing continuation for Lollar and Bates A Prescott Ark youth received probation for false firearm statements and a Stephens Ark man drew one year and one day for possession of a stolen check forgery and uttering A Horatio Ark couple faces trial for being accessories to a Glenmora La bank robbery dated May 3
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U.S
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Tennessee Forging Steel
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Glenwood
Ark
Post Office
Washington, Ark
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Lollar
Bates
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Prescott
Herbert Tee Tooks
Stephens, Ark
Horatio
Civil rights suit filed against Smackover officials
Twelve Smackover residents sue the city, naming the mayor, city council, and two police officers at U S District Court for $110,000. The action claims unjustified searches arrests and jailings violated civil rights with $10,000 actual and $100,000 punitive damages sought.
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Smackover
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Lon Nol Flights Out of Cambodia Aims at Peace Talks
President Lon Nol left Phnom Penh for Indonesia and the United States with 27 aides and family after expressing hope his departure would enable peace negotiations with Khmer Rouge. Military actions near the airport were paused as forces redeployed to strengthen the north. Lon Nol, aged 61, was aided by a cane after arriving at the plane, then boarded an Air Cambodge jet for Thailand en route to Indonesia.
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Cambodia
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Thailand
Daley expected to win sixth term as Chicago mayor
Richard J. Daley faces John Hoellen and Willie Mae Reid in a general election likely delivering a sixth term for the 72 year old. Daley had secured 58 percent in the February Democratic primary and claimed his campaign focused amid police intelligence disclosures stirring controversy.
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Daley
Newsmen
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Louisville merges black and white school systems to form district
Louisville and Jefferson County school boards merged to create a district likely ranking as the 12th largest in the nation with about 130000 pupils. The merger took effect at midnight after a judge allowed separate desegregation plans. City plan favors busing about 30500 pupils. county favors a limited-busing plan under new federal law.
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Louisville
Jefferson County
U. S. District Court
James F. Gordon
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Hendrix College President Speaks on Values Crisis at Rotary
Dr Ray Shilling Hendrix College president warned Hope Rotary Club of a crisis of values in a March address. He urged straightened heads and stressed love mercy sacrifice and forgiveness while noting the college aims to prepare 1050 students for useful careers and broader understanding. Guests and Rotary scholars were acknowledged in a brief program.
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Hendrix College
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John B. Gardner, II
Shilling
Sharon Parham
Lucy Thornton
R. W. Murry
Prescott
Bill Patterson
Conway
Henry Quintus
Austin
Tex
Ralph Madison
Bill Routon
George Frazier
Gary Gillum
James H. Jones
Rotary
Wernon Wickliffe
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