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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1971

Page

5

Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis sweeps Texas

Within a week of detection in Texas in July the VEE virus killed scores of horses and sickened many people. The disease, spread by mosquitoes, threatens the Southwest as a national campaign to control it, led by the Agricultural Department's Animal Health Division. Dr. Lloyd C. Weldon, AHO veterinarian, takes a blood sample for analysis at Denver and Atlanta labs.

Texas Latin America Southwest Is National Agricultural Department Animal Health Division Right AHO Lloyd C. Weldon Denver

1972 Draft Lottery Numbers in Washington

Washington AP lists the 1972 draft lottery numbers in calendar order with hundreds of entries across months. The long stream includes many misread or garbled codes but preserves the core concept of the lottery numbers assigned to dates and categories.

Washington Tanliary

Commission Funds Are Contained Ozarks Regional Aid Bill Signed

Washington AP reports a $3.9 billion regional aid bill signed by President Nixon funds the Ozarks Regional Commission and other SIN regions. The measure authorizes appropriations to boost regional economies, though much of the money will go to multiple areas.

Washington Ozarks Regional Commission Presdent Nixon Ozarks Anpilacha Appalachian JW Welliome Dlonust

Reporter kicked from Marianna street confrontation amid Adams trial

Little Rock journalist Bill Husted said he was kicked and told to leave Marianna while talking to two Black plaintiffs, Princiss Neal and Rabon Cheeks, in a tense scene surrounding Judge Haskell Adams’s assault and weapon charge case. Officials noted possible race-linked hostility as townspeople questioned the reporter’s presence. The incident occurred during coverage of Adams’s pending no contest plea and $100 fine.

Marianna Ark Bill Husted Little Rock The Arkansas Democrat Husted Lee County Haskell Adams Adams Princiss Neal Rabon E. Cheeks Neal Y Husted

Graham Pleads Innocent In Springdale Robbery Murder

Daniel Lon Graham 31 of Springdale pleads innocent to first degree murder and armed robbery in the June 16 Safeway store killings. He was transferred from Cummins Prison Farm for arraignment in Fayetteville Circuit Court. Judge Maupin Cummings appointed John Lineberger as attorney. a preliminary hearing was denied and no bond was set. Graham, who escaped Cummins May 31, had been serving a life term for kidnapping a banker's wife.

Fayetteville, Ark Daniel Lon Graham Springdale Roibery Graham Cummins Fayetteville Circuit Maupin Cummings John Lineberger Lineberger Cummings Arkansas Michigan Safeway Springstile

Draft Lottery Assigns 1952 Youth Numbers in Hope

The AP report outlines that nearly two million men turning 19 will receive draft lottery numbers, with calls this year below last year’s peak and expected to stay low next year. Numbers 100 and below likely called, while 200s and 300s usually not, barring emergencies. The lottery used two rotating drums for birthdays and priority numbers, with Dec 4 paired to number 1 and Nov 1 to 366.

Jerry T. Baulch Associated Press Washington Congress Curtis W. Tarr Selectee

Americans Face $105 Billion Health Care Bill in 1974

A government study projects 1974 national health expenditures at 105.4 billion dollars, with various reform plans adding from 1.8 to 8.4 billion. Kennedy plan would raise federal taxes by 59.4 billion but cut private costs by 46 billion. Nixon plan would lift taxes by 2.6 billion with no change to private bills. The analysis compares twelve proposals and highlights political debate over cost versus coverage.

G. C. Thelen Jr Associated Press Washington Department of Health, Education and Welfare Nixon Congress Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Organized Labor Wilbur D. Mills House Ways and Means Committee American Medical Association

Youth Blames Friend for Killing in Arkansas Trial

In DeWitt Arkansas N Kagebien a 15 year old defendant testifies that Teddy Kittler shot Jim My Wayne Wampler a 27 year old Wynne rice farmer while four youths including Kagebien held the victim. Kagebien claims all four fired and that Wampler was alive when Kittler fired. The defense rests and closing arguments loom as jury deliberations near.

Dewitt, Ark N. Kagebien DeWitt Kagebien Jimmy Wayne Wampler Larry L. Mannis Bennie West Teddy R. Kittler Wampler Kittler Teddy Kittler West Milton Robinson

U S Team to Play in Havana

U S volleyball stars cleared by the State Department to play in Havana for Olympic trials begin Aug 13 as Cuba urges lifting barriers and opens arms to North American athletes. Pan Am site hosts call for baseball team entry to Amateur World Series. USA Fr. Fraser says not going to Havana.

Hubert Mizell Associated Press CALI Colombia U.S Cuba Havana Gonzalez Guerra Munich Guerra Ron Fraser USA United States Fraser University of Miami Fla William Fehring U.S. Baseball Federation

Congress Prepares Month-Long Vacation in 1971

Congress plans a month off starting Aug 6 1971 after Senate moves to fund agencies through Oct 15. House and Senate actions include campaign spending reform, education money bills, and public works funding. The House completed most work, while the continuing appropriations legwork shifted to conferences.

Carl P. Leabsdorf Associated Press Washington (Ap Congress Senate House U.S Vietnam Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare Nixon Congressional

Harrison Shankar plans benefit concerts for Bengali refugees

The room buzzed as George Harrison and Ravi Shankar discussed two benefit concerts for Bengali refugees from East Pakistan. Ringo Starr was absent in Spain filming Blindman. Harrison noted his desire to pursue own music beyond The Beatles. A possible record or film may capture the events for those who missed the shows.

Harrison George Harrison Ringo Starr Ravi Shankar Shankar Ringo Spain East Pakistan George Ravi

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