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Overtime Promise to Cut Jobless Returns in Manufacturing
A government view suggests large overtime boosts could create up to a million jobs. Data show 4.0 overtime hours weekly in March saved payrolls, with millions idle yet to work. Debate centers on shifting work from manufacturing to nonmanufacturing sectors and whether overtime can offset unemployment.
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Recession Spurs Debate on Overtime and Hiring
Labor leaders pressed President Kennedy at a White House meeting to consider boosting overtime pay to double time to curb hiring. Employers weigh keeping existing staff versus adding workers amid uncertain business conditions and rising fringe benefits costs. Lonoke county hosts 22 rice mills and elevators.
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Weather outlook across Arkansas and nearby states
Forecasts show warm mainly in the 70s to 80s across Arkansas and Louisiana with partly to mostly cloudy skies. Scattered thundershowers expected Friday and Saturday across regions including Northwest and Southeast Arkansas, Southeast Missouri, and parts of Louisiana, with variable highs around 75 to 85 and lows generally in the 60s.
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Ridan Favored In Blue Grass Stakes At Keeneland
In Lexington trainer Moody Jolley boasts Ridan has proven he is better than Crimson Satan as the Nantaylah colt prepares for the Blue Grass Stakes a 25 000 added one mile race at Keeneland Ridan is favored in the Derby prep field with Crimson Satan and Alfie Grissoms Roman Line among the top contenders Also in the mix are seven other 3 year olds in the important Derby prep heading to Louisville May 5
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Oil Allowables Adjusted by Arkansas Commission
The Arkansas Oil and Gas Commission met in Hot Springs to set the daily oil allowable at 85,000 barrels for the next three months. The quarterly session, moved from El Dorado, precedes the Arkansas Oil and Gas Institute opening today.
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Quota Cuts Hit Little Rock and Pulaski County Hospitals
A University Medical Center plan lowers patient quotas effective July 1, reducing Little Rock from 702 to 618 days and Pulaski County from 408 to 220. Quotas are set for counties and cities to obtain care for indigent patients with excess charges borne by the unit.
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Fragmentary OCR Notice Across Multiple Locations
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Arkansas ATDC lowers truck freight rates on cotton shipments
The Arkansas Industrial Development Commission announced negoti ated rate cuts for truckload cotton and cloth shipments into the state. effective May the charge per 100 pounds on shipments from the Carolinas to garment manufacturers drops from 2.45 to 1.69. The report notes hospital outpatient and clinic treatment rates were unchanged.
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