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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1973

Page

7

Bus Depot Defended as Parochial Aid Bill Fails

Editor recounts reader debate over a bus station in Hope Arkansas and notes the Maryland General Assembly defeated a parochial school aid proposal. Dr. S A Whitlow cites Americans United opponents and constitutional objections to aid to church schools.

The Star Washington, Ark ICC U.S. Highway 67 Main St S.A. Whitlow Hope First Baptist Church Church-State Maryland General Assembly Maryland Americans United C. Stanley Lowell Lowell

Pentagon to Close 224 Bases and Cut Thousands of Jobs

Washington AP Navy and Army officials announce 224 military installations to close with 21 172 civilian and 16 640 military jobs terminated. Total 274 bases affected. Hunter's Point and Boston Naval Yards cited. Ft. Dix to stay open. New England hit hardest. Portsmouth NH facility to shut. Lakehurst and Fort Monmouth NJ cutbacks noted. Philadelphia Navy Yard to remain open.

Washington Pentagon Senate Capitol Hill Hunter's Point Naval Yard San Francisco Boston Naval Yard Portsmouth N.H United States Richard S. Schweiker R-Pa Ft. Dix New Jersey Appropriations Committee New England Boston Navy Yard Schweiker Lakehurst Ft. Monmouth N.J Pennsylvania Navy Air Engineering Center Philadelphia Navy Yard

Death penalty urged by Sen McClellan in hearings

Senator John L. McClellan of Arkansas urged restoring the death penalty for convicted murderers during a hearing on the Criminal Justice Codification Revision and Reform Act of 1973. He cited rising homicides and argued that enforcement and the threat of capital punishment deter crime.

Washington John L. McClellan D-Ark McClellan Subcommittee On Criminal Laws and Procedures National Commission On the

New fighting in Laos signals possible renewed bombing

The Pentagon warned North Vietnam of a potential resumption of U S bombing in Laos amid new fighting near Plaine de Jarres and Tha Vieng. Spokesman Friedheim cited a major cease fire violation and said Pacific Command would announce any renewed strikes.

Washington Pentagon North Vietnam Laos U. S Jerry W. Friedheim Plaine de Jarres Pacific Command Hawaii U.S Ting Vietnam Friedheim Tha Vieng Vientiane

South Vietnamese troop redeployment toward Cambodia

South Vietnamese forces gather toward the Cambodian frontier after the first border incursion since the cease fire. Air force gunships support armored units as fighting is reported on both sides near Tinh Bien. The Viet Cong denounces the move as a dangerous violation of Cambodia’s sovereignty and the Paris agreements. About 500 refugees flee toward Saigon as 15 truckloads of troops move from Chau Doc toward the border.

Saigon Vietnam Phnom Penh Cambodia United States South Vietnam Associated Press Neal Ulevich Tinh Bien Mored Chau Doc Ulevich

Caldwell elected Arkansas GOP chairman at Little Rock

Jim Caldwell of Rogers was elected state Republican chairman succeeding Charles Bernard of Earle. Carolyn Pollan of Fort Smith became vice chair and Odell Pollard of Searcy was named national committeeman. Gary McClure of Paragould elected secretary and Judy Petty of Little Rock treasurer. Caldwell, a state legislator, commented on the 6th General Assembly which is in recess until April 24 and will reconvene next January.

Little Rock Jim Caldwell Rogers Republican Party Charles Bernard Earle Caldwell GOP Carolyn Pollan Fort Bernard 6Th General Assembly

Tax protest groups plan rallies in 11 cities

Washington reports dawn deadline as Tax Action Campaign led by ex senator Harris mobilizes 25 000 volunteers for demonstrations in Los Angeles San Francisco Chicago Boston Milwaukee and more. ITT to receive tax avoidance award amid protests criticizing corporate rates and federal taxes.

Washington Tax Action Fred Harris Oklahoma Harris International Telephone & Telegraph Corp New York Stock Exchange ITT Bernie Goodrich Los Angeles San Francisco Chicago Boston Milwaukee

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Alex. H. Washburn Mrs Derris Butler Hope, Ark Arkansas Associated Colleges of Arkansas Church America Sen. McClellan the Beauty and the Beast Kiwanis Club Flapper Fanny Harry Hawthorne Cathy Moore Wheatley Ark Fanny d Miss Wheatey South VN New Gop ERS Avaiders
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