Installing film processor for 4 color pix
The Star prepares to resume four color photo printing with the Agfa Gevaert T-42 automatic processor, ordered March 17 and arriving last week. Dallas technicians Dave OBrien and Rus Anderson will install Tuesday, joined by Garland Bosley from Jungkind Photo Graphic. The upgrade cuts development time from hours to minutes and will allow weekly process color runs.
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Berkey
Agfa-Gevaert
Dave O’brien
Rus Anderson
Dallas
Agfa Gevaert
Garland Bosley
Jungkind Photo Graphic
Little Rock
O’brien
Anderson
Hope
The
1967
Murder ruling upheld in two cases in Arkansas
The Arkansas Supreme Court upheld Earl Wynn's second degree murder plea and 21 year sentence for the shooting death of Bobby Charles Person. It also ruled that submitting three verdict sheets to a jury on Kenneth Britt's three charges was not error after a five minute holdup and shooting at a beauty shop.
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Little Rock
State Supreme Court
Earl Wynn
Wynn
Bobby Charles Person
Crawford County
Supreme Court
Kenneth Britt
Pulaski County
Britt
Property tax deadline set for April 18 in Arkansas
Arkansas counties set April 18 as the payment deadline for property taxes. State law requires at least one fourth paid by April 18 and allows a single payment for all taxes by the Monday deadline. Delinquent penalties now accrue after each missed installment, with the first installment including any special improvement taxes. Tax collector Henry Sinyard says taxes are collected under 1975 statute No. 84-1001, from the third Monday in February until October 10, with the county courthouse office closing at 5 PM.
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Arkansas
Henry Sinyard
Hempstead
Sinyard
State AG rules against retroactive overtime pay at Med Center
Arkansas attorney general ruled that state law bars retroactive overtime payments to University of Arkansas Medical Center employees for 1974 and 1975. The decision follows prior federal rulings and a Supreme Court voiding of the wage law provision, limiting overtime pay to future work only.
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U.S. Labor Department
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Med Center
Ray Trammel
Fifth victim claimed by New York killer in car slayings
A 18 year old Lehman College student Valentina Surianin and 20 year old tow truck operator Alexander Esau were shot to death after a movie date in New York. Police link the crime to a .44 caliber revolver used in four prior attacks targeting women with shoulder length brown hair. A note was found at the scene. The killer remains at large and authorities describe the case as the work of a psychologically disturbed person. The next city board meeting is scheduled for May 3 at Hope City Hall.
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New York
Alexander Esau
Valentina Surianin
Lehman College
Belgian premier resigns after election with no clear majority
Premier Leo Tindemans announced his resignation to King Baudouin after the Social Christian party again led in a general election but failed to secure a majority. He offered to form a coalition and would seek support from the opposition Socialists for a national unity government.
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Belgium
Leo Tindemans
Social Christian Party
Tindemans
Baudouin
National Union
Carter to outline energy plan in Oval Office speech
President Carter prepares a high profile energy push with a nationwide broadcast from the White House and a joint session address planned for Wednesday. White House officials describe the message as a call for conservation and sacrifice to stave off shortages, with possible new taxes and incentives to boost home insulation and coal use.
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Analysts foresee Soviet oil shortage and rising tension
CIA analysts warn President Carter that the Soviet Union, now self sufficient in oil, could face a supply crisis within a decade. A production peak may come as early as next year, with significant declines after, potentially sharpening U.S.-Soviet rivalries in the Middle East and affecting European hard currency.
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Red River step approved aims for Arkansas navigation
Texarkana official says the Carter administration approved initial Red River work in Miller County with possible navigation to Shreveport by the mid 1980s. Bank stabilization and future Arkansas navigation to Index are planned, with estimated $20 million for stabilization and hopes for economic gains.
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Daingerfield
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