U.S. Trade Deficit Deepens in March Defying Efforts
The Commerce Department indicates a March trade deficit similar to February's 597.6 million, pushing this year's first-quarter shortfall past 1 billion dollars. January and February totals show imports outpacing exports by 916.4 million, with critics urging action as Mills signals hearings on protective trade measures while Connally opposes strict quotas. The deficit follows a 1971 pattern of growing imbalances tied to currency realignment and the Nixon administration's policies.
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Brandt survives no confidence vote in Bundestag
In Bonn Willy Brandt won a crucial round as his Social Democratic Free Democratic coalition held firm against a no confidence motion led by Rainer Barzel. The vote 247 to 249 failed to oust him, allowing ratification of nonaggression pacts with Moscow and Warsaw next week as East West tensions ease.
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Bumpers Endorsed for Reelection by Arkansas PAC
Gov. Dale Bumpers won an endorsement for reelection from the Arkansas Political Action Committee for Education PACE formed under the Arkansas Education Association. The committee of 15 members said the endorsement reflects progress in public education during his first term.
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Weather report from Arkansas station for 24 hours ending Thursday
Weather Experiment Station notes 24 hours ending 7 am Thursday with a high of 68 and a low of 47. Precipitation 07. Forecast shows showers and thunderstorms mainly in the western third today, spreading central to east tonight and Friday, then tapering in the west Friday. Locally heavy rains possible in the west central northwest today through tonight. Cooler through Friday with highs in the 60s to low 70s and lows in the mid 50s to mid 60s.
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Outlaw Hilderbrand arraigned in rape case in Arkansas
Joe Hilderbrand of Dover aged 35 was arraigned in Pope County Arkansas on a first degree rape and incest charge involving a 12 year old girl on April 23. Prosecutor Alex Streett said the case is capital and he is held without bond. Hilderbrand pleaded innocent and no trial date was set.
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Inclement Spring Weather Spreads Across Central Plains
A spring storm blanketed parts of Wyoming, Nebraska, and Colorado with heavy snow. Up to a foot of snow fell in Colorado mountain areas while the rest of the nation enjoyed generally fair and dry conditions.
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Boston Surpasses New York as Costly Medium City
Washington AP Boston overtakes New York to rank third most expensive among medium budget urban areas. Anchorage remains first, Honolulu second. Southern towns stay cheapest. Budgets show four person family costs and wage data with city by city contrasts. FAA official says security plan reviews will consider financing and local laws.
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Arkansas Improves Highway Safety Standings
Arkansas officials report progress in highway safety since a critical study. Billy G. Pierce notes the state rankings rose and emergency medical services improved with federal funds, boosting expected scores from near zero to about 85 out of 100.
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