Repaired Trade Winds Restaurant to reopen next week
Reconstruction near completion after last month’s storm damages. Heavier steel trusses are being installed in the roof as owners Raimund and Mrs. Ahlborn prepare to reopen. The motel on the property was unaffected and local firms Tex-Ark Joist Harris Lumber Co and Smith Construction aided the effort.
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Gray’s Watergate influence ends Gray nomination
Senate supporters recall March events as President Nixon vows to halt raw FBI files to Congress. L Patrick Gray III withdraws as FBI director nominee amid Watergate controversy. Gray testifies he handled confirmation himself and supplied Dean with FBI reports. A White House statement calls Dean reference reprehensible.
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Legislature approves drug bill in Arkansas Senate vote
LITTLE ROCK AP The 6th Arkansas General Assembly recessed until April 24 after completing a prescription drug program for the poor. The Arkansas Senate wrapped up action with a 30-0 vote.
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Reunion Plan For Class Of 1963 Organizers Meet
Residents seeking help organize a Class of 1963 reunion are invited to a 7 30 p m meeting at Red River Voc Tech School on April 10 or to contact David Stewart. The note also covers health care funding in Gov Bumpers package, drug assistance for public aid recipients, and legislative action on revenue stabilization and budgeting procedures for state agencies.
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Obituaries for Sam H. Taylor and William Wheat
Sam H. Taylor 62 of San Antonio died April 1 after a hospital stay. He was Fire Chief at Kelly AFB for 20 years and a member of Masonic Lodge No. 239 and the National Fire Prevention Association. Survived by wife Cora Taylor, sister Ellis Moss, nephew Bob Moss, and niece Mrs. Fred H. Tyner. Memorial services Monday at 1 p.m. in the Georgian Chapel, Porter Loring Mortuary. graveside in Mimosa Pines Cemetery, Sulphur, Louisiana. William Wheat 55, WWII veteran and American Legion member, died April 5 in a Shreveport hospital. Survived by wife Gladys, four daughters, three sons, two brothers, three sisters, five grandchildren. Funeral at 10 a.m. Saturday at McNab Baptist Church. interment Fulton Cemetery under Oakcrest.
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Arkansas Forecast Brief For Friday Through Saturday
Experiment station report for 24 hours ending 7 a m Friday notes high 65 and low 37. Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and warmer today, mostly cloudy and not as cool tonight with scattered showers and thundershowers mainly south. Occasional rain and a few thundershowers Saturday with cooler conditions. Highs today mid 60s to low 70s, lows tonight mid 40s to mid 50s, highs Saturday mid 50s to low 60s.
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Rumors swirl on possible FBI director successors
Justice Department official a former Illinois governor and a Los Angeles judge are named in Washington rumor mills as possible successors to L Patrick Gray III. Nixon withdrew Gray after Senate doubts over Watergate tied confirmation. no replacement named.
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