Court Docket and Marriages From Red River County
A court docket lists numerous civil cases filed in chancery and civil court, including names such as Margaret R. Ponder versus James C. Ponder and Jo Ann Phillips versus Johnnie Lee Phillips, plus many others. The section also itemizes numerous traffic and misdemeanor fines, suspensions, and dismissals, along with a long list of marriages including Leo Evans to Shirley Ann Moore and John Williams to Gayle Eisley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret R. Ponder
James C. Ponder Glendon
Alvin Cox
Betty Rae Cox
Jo Ann Phillips
Johnnie Lee Phillips
Veda Lee Jones
Lyle Edwin Jones
Alvina Fowler
Victor Fowler
Linda Diane Benton
William Benton
Mary C. Holloway
Et al
Ernest Walker
James David Haney
Bobbie Jean Haney
Dorothy Mae Snowden
Lee Elmer Snowden
Linda Ward
Robert L. Ward
Bernice Black
James H. Black, Sr
Barbara Jackson
James Anthony Jackson
Betty Sue Keith
David Brewer
Hope
Nancy Wallace
Rosston
Ark
Leo Evans
Fulton
Shirley Ann Moore
Washington
Tommy Charles Jackson
Grand Saline
Tex
Dianne Lee Koonce
Texas
John Williams
Gayle Eisley
Prescott
Jesse L. Terrell
John E. Hill
Nashville
Homer Paul Poindexter
Peggy Sue Rateliff
Johnny Daffern
Brenda Daffern
Bobby Forte
Wake Village
Gwendolyn F. Purnell
Don A. Souter
Trudy E. Baxter
Roy Berry
Myrtle Valentine
Michael R. Diles
el Dorado
Maudena L. Cason
Elvin Douglas Reese
Opal Roberts James
Dierks
Ark City
Cocket
Samuel Scott
Darlene Aylett
Riley Williams
Sebrena Humbert
Jack R. McCorkle
Melvin E. Mathis
Douglas Randel
Horace Lacefeild
Stanton W. Cook
Donnie Stevenson
Don W. Drury
Jeffery A. Kendrick
James R. Mathis
Michael L. Smith
House strengthens human rights stand in aid bill
The House adopted a tougher amendment to the $5.2 billion three year international aid bill, requiring American delegates to oppose World Bank loans to governments violating human rights, with exemptions only for direct human needs loans. The vote was 216 to 156 despite administration opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Representatives
Carter
House
World Bank
American Bank
Legislature Recessed for Brief Session in Arkansas
The Arkansas House and Senate reconvened for just over five minutes before recessing to August 14 1978 with a potential return if a special session is called or leaders decide. Sen Ralph Patterson North Little Rock submitted a veto objection letter to Gov Pryor over a bill making it a felony for armed individuals to fail to surrender weapons at bar doors. A Senate majority appeared with 19 of 35 members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
House
Senate
Ralph Patterson
North Little Rock
Senate Journal
David Pryor
Patterson
Pryor
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Josephine McPherson
Ola B. Sutles
Leonard Sanders
Ark. Farm Transport, Inc
Red River
Federal Credit Union
Major Robinson
Cocket Ness
Victor Felonly
William R. Copeland
Carel E. Dunaway
Reza Daneshaar
Anthony Spearman
Ruben L. Gordon
John H. Hardeson
Saundra K. Hargis
Theophilus
R.W. Murry
Harold D. Nelson, Jr
Ottis
Johnnie Ray Dixon
Denton D. Carr
Garry D. Cauble
Rayn and
L. Blackard
Billy G. Brames, Jr
John C. Carlton
Peter Edwards Keegan
Ernest R
Archie Kissee
Werner H. Viertel
Scales
Jack Hodge
Arkansas Lime
Larry Wayne Bowen
James R. Burroughs
Blackmon Machinery
Bank of America
Jimmy D. Currey
John Cline
Moulding Products, Inc
Peter Edgar Keegan
Miller Drilling Co
Red Transportation, Inc
Tol-E-Tex Oil Company
D & H Lumber Co
Dallas & Mavis Fc, Inc
William Everett Davis
W.C. Forthman
Frozen Food Express
General Farm Service
Gulf Plains
W.E. Nichols, II, Inc
ATC
Jorick Bros., Inc
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
House Banking Committee
Herman Badillo
Dn.y
Jimmy Carter
Mary Rose Oakar
Tom Harkin
O Iona
Mobil
PTTL
Lea Aia
Archer
Cb-Am
Auto
SHACK
Radio Shack
2Nd & Elm ST
COX
Noma
and Childrens Shoes
Ladies Orig
Mens Orig
ORIG
Jcpenney
Dowtown