$23 Million Tax Hike Slow Hitting Peak
Arkansas officials warn the $23 million tax increase will not hit peak revenue this year due to a postponed state tax law. The 1997 act raised sales and income taxes, boosted resource taxes, and funded higher education and welfare programs with added salaries and expanded agricultural programs.
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Adiens
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Arkaneos Hulbed
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Toy Agrireal - Regeurth
Weather station report shows light showers and warm temps
A station report notes high around 77 degrees with some precipitation. River readings near 6.8 feet at Dex and 10.9 feet at Whitecliffs. stream viges predicted. Moderate temperature changes listed for the coming days.
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Wid
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Whitecliffs
Red
Tree Falls on Farmer in Glendale Fatality
A farmer was killed Monday when a tree fell on him at an Oak Grove area. The accident occurred after another tree collapsed, pinning the victim beneath the top of a fence. Funeral services for the deceased will be held Wednesday at Oak Grove.
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Glendale
Corchér
Oak Groi's
Tito Rejects East West Ploys In Yugoslav Stance
In Ljubljana Tito criticizes Soviet tactics and Radio Moscow aimed at Yugoslavia while praising U S Yugoslav relations as based on mutual respect. He reaffirms staying neutral and denounces interference, noting Western and Soviet pressure but defending Yugoslavia’s independence amid boycotts and ideological campaigns.
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VTL
Tovhis
Tite
Rot
Fussiang
Yososlav Party
Wplattarje
Belgrade
Ahény
Feeder Calf Association Board Meets Friday Night
The Feeder Calf Producers Association held a board meeting in Sutton Lignstack’s office. Directors present included Willgms of Hope Bil Britt of Okolona Conrad White of Pres galt and Claud Sultan of Hope Johnny Wilson Wade-Gihert Crossroads was absent. Officers named for the first year are William Tinms president Bil Buitt treasurer and Ray Lawrence secretary. The group adopted bylaws and constitution, planned a meeting at the home of the newly formed association, and discussed membership cards and future dues.
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Woman victimized in apartment attack in Chicago
Police report a woman was assaulted in a Lake Shore apartment after being followed by a man. The assailant brandished a weapon and dragged her into an elevator before escaping. Valuables valued at about 126 dollars and other items totaling multiple thousands were reported missing.
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Iask
Walel
Weed Control Meeting Thursday at Hempstead County Extension
A Thursday afternoon program at 2:00 will cover weed control in cotton and other crops. County Extension Specialist William A. Wandall and County Agent Oliver Ly Adams will discuss chemical use, pre emergent and post emergent applications, labor implications, equipment, and expected weed control results for farmers.
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Hempstead Couny Conribants
William A. Wandall
Extension Cyran
Oliver Ly’ Adamis
Intermisiiva
Ejuest. Af
Gotion Pree Milam- Green
Vruman Int DY
Rowe
Sareyers
U S Weather Report Notes Wide Temperature Variance
The United States sees a broad temperature range across regions with cooler mornings and warmer afternoons. Forecasts indicate variable conditions and regional differences in high and low readings across several states.
Settling Race Issues Faces Commission Idea
Little Rock report shows Judge Herbert L. Thomas voicing support for a commission to settle race troubles. He notes possible resistance and pressure, while business leaders welcome a plan. Bates, state president of a national association, stresses rights and government aid in calming tensions.
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Little. Rock
Juggernte
Herbert L. Thomas
Thomas
Phin Hs
Pes
Aes
LG. Bates
Natiounl
Asaghi
Youth Center Show Draws $175 From Audience
A chaotic youth show at the local center featured Lee Ga bap Amevicnts Number q Magleinit and comedian performers entertaining the younger crowd. The act included stunts and stage tricks, drawing attention from attendees despite unclear details and partial OCR garble.
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Magleinit
Siyer Dalkirs
Grabul
Tony Phe
Batesle
Jamie Fussel
Mr. Graber
Graber Addes
Lions Club Holds Conference Amid Creations Puny Note
A garbled OCR item describes a Lions Club hold and conference event with unclear phrases. The readable parts reference Lions Club activities and a ceremonial or organizational creation noted in fragmented text. No clear date, place, or participants could be reliably identified.
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