Pay Board Untangles Red Tape By Brooks Jackson
The Pay Board reduces its unsettled cases by nearly half from 2,219 on Feb 25 to 1,158 by April 21. Executive Director Robert Tiernan says faster progress will come as detailed regulations near completion and individual cases begin. The board highlights case categories by size and notes 402 large cases remain, with public hearings for exceptional wage increases such as the East Coast dock workers sought for May 2.
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Associated Press
Washington
Robert Tiernan
Tiernan
Internal Revenue Service
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George H. Boldt
Boldt
Coleman Fined in Fayetteville Over Minor Delinquency
Coleman McGehee Democrat for Congress was fined in Fayetteville in 1967 for overdraft and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. He still owes $152. records show $100 overdraft and $100 minor delinquency plus $3 costs. Coleman alleges a power struggle within the Young Democrats sparked the charges. He claims the minor charge was technical and involved a January 1967 campus birthday party with an underage attendee.
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Jack Coleman
McGehee
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Coleman
Young Democrats
Richard McChristian
McChristian
Heart Cocktail Cuts Death Rates After Heart Attacks
Abraham Bisteni of Mexico City reports a glucose potassium insulin intravenous mix given within 24 hours of a heart blockage reduces death from ventricular fibrillation by half. In a study of 250 patients, 6 percent died versus 12 to 15 percent elsewhere. The cocktail, used with a low sodium diet, aims to rebalance electrolytes and guide potassium back into damaged cells.
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Abdo Bisteni
National Heart Institute of Mexico
Mexico City
Bisteni
Interamerican Congress of Cardiology
United States
Europe
Obituaries for Mrs. A. J. Camp and Mrs. Lillian Saunders
Mrs. A J Camp 89 of Hope died Thursday in a Magnolia hospital. Survived by five sons and seven daughters, 44 grandchildren, 68 great grandchildren, six great great grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. Saturday at Herndon Funeral Chapel with burial at New Hope Cemetery. Mrs. Lillian Saunders 75 of Hope died Thursday in a local hospital. Survived by three sons and two daughters, five sisters, one brother, fifteen grandchildren, three great grandchildren. Service p.m. Sunday at First Baptist Church Hope with Rev. Gerald Trussell officiating. burial in Washington Cemetery. Funeral arrangements by Herndon Funeral Home of Hope.
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Texas
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First Baptist Church
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Texarkana
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Tustin
California
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Plattsburgh
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Washington Cemetery
Gas Hearings on Leaded Gasoline Regulation Progress
Oil executives and nature preservation spokesmen resumed testimony before an EPA panel, reacting to proposed rules to cut lead in gasoline. Regular gasoline averages 2.5 grams of lead per gallon. if adopted, producers must offer at least one unleaded or sulfur-free grade by July 1, 1974.
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Kiwanis Officials Highlight Community Service Goals
Ray Donathan Kiwanis Division 24 Lt. Governor spoke at the Hope Club meeting about Kiwanis Unite for Progress with Operation Drug Alert as a core aim. He urged local involvement while detailing community service efforts and the need for rapid action. Mrs. Phillip Manus urged funds for a School of Hope housing to aid mentally retarded children, needing $10,000 for a building to serve forty pupils. twenty seven are on a waiting list. Vic Powell’s son, Kenneth Powell, was the sole guest.
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Kiwanis Club
School of Hope
Vic Powell
Kenneth Powell
Managers Named For Texarkana Congressional Campaign
TEXARKANA Ark AP Richard Arnold of Texarkana a candidate for Congress from the 4th District announced the appointments of Earl Jones Jr as campaign manager and Mrs Bill Schroeder as women's coordinator of his campaign. Jones 34 a Texarkana businessman Schroeder 25 will direct women's activities for Arnold. She is a member of the Democratic State Committee and served on the Inaugural Committee of 1970.
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Earl Jones Jr
Bill Schroeder
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Arnold
Arkansas Weather Summary for Friday Forecast
Experiment Station reports 24 hours ending 7 a m Friday with highs near 62 and lows around 55. Precipitation 15. Scattered showers and thundershowers in Arkansas today ending in the west this afternoon and central tonight with east Saturday morning. Mild today and tonight, cooler northwest tonight. Warmer Saturday with highs in the 70s and lows mid 40s NW to near 60 E.
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Apollo 17 Sets Stage for Moon Mission Drama
Apollo 17, slated to depart December 6 for Taurus Littrow, headlines an ambitious mission with astronauts Eugene Cernan Ronald Evans and Harrison Schmitt. The crew aims to probe lunar history and the origins of time, atmosphere formation, and potential ice layers, seeking groundbreaking insights though not final answers.
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Moon
Rocco Petrone
Eugene Cernan
Ronald Evans
Harrison Schmitt
Taurus-Littrow
al Worden
Utility Weather and College Ozarks News Briefs
Calm weather dominates most of the nation with clear East skies and light winds. In Clarksville Arkansas the College of the Ozarks faces withdrawal of church funding and plans a May 6 trustees meeting for a fund drive. Also noted are scattered temperatures from 23 to 74 degrees and regional weather specifics. A separate note covers the Arkansas Soil and Water Conservation Commission backing a $25 million Lake Chicot rehabilitation project, urged by County Judge James R. Burchfield. An astronomy note introduces a surface gravimeter experiment on the moon by Dr. Joseph Weber to detect ancient gravity waves from the universe’s birth.
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New England
Mississippi Way
Great Plains
Regio
Wyoming
Colorado
Clarksville, Ark
Don Davis
College of the Ozarks
Board of National Missions of the
United Presbyterian Church
Board of Trustees
Joseph Weber
University of Maryland
Moon
Earth
Radiothon for Cox Family by Hope Lions Club
The Hope Lions Club will hold a Radiothon on KXAR for the Cox family on Saturday April 29 from 12 30 to 4 00 p m. William Cox a World War II veteran and former logging worker injured in 1965 seeks help as hospital costs are covered by Workman’s Compensation and Veterans Administration. his wife and 15 year old son are unable to work while the family awaits Social Security Disability.
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William Cox
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Europe
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Little Rock
Veterans Administration
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