Arkansas attorney general: massage board meeting location ruled
The Arkansas attorney general's office says the state Board of Massage may meet at a place convenient to its members rather than the capitol rest room, clarifying that notices must set hearing times and places but allow flexibility in location for hearings and board meetings.
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Gould School Ordered to Drop Dual System in Desegregation Move
U S District Judge Gordon Ey Young ordered Gould School District to end its dual school system by Sept. 2 and adopt a unitary desegregation plan, potentially using attendance zones or school consolidation. If the board fails, he will impose a geographical zoning plan and assign classes to preserve approximate racial ratios. The ruling follows the Supreme Court's May decision declaring freedom of choice unconstitutional and notes the district has shown no steps to implement the decision. District officials worry white students may transfer out if the plan is enacted.
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Crank Promises River Agency and Ammonia Pipeline Aid
A Arkansas political report shows Crank pushing eminent domain to support anhydrous ammonia pipelines for Arkansas Chemical Corp. He backs debating Rockefeller if nominated, opposes a gun control bill, warns light turnout could hurt him, and opposes Mrs. Johnson's sportsmen nominations for the Game and Fish Commission. He would create a river development agency to tap federal river funds and criticizes state agencies. The piece notes district school funding issues and changes to school configurations for racial integration.
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State School District Debt Totals and Rates Lead Arkansas
Arkansas school districts owed 183.9 million dollars in outstanding loans and bonds as of June 30, up about 22 million from the prior year. Little Rock led with 15.5 million, while Woodlawn and Mansfield districts showed high debt percentages of assessed value. The state Education Department reported average mills for debt service and noted Act 38 borrowing limits and waivers.
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Wolfson Found Guilty of Violations
NEW YORK AP Louis L Wolfson and three Merritt Chap man associates were found guilty by a federal jury of perjury conspiracy obstruction of justice and filing false SEC reports The five defendants faced up to 14 years in prison and 32000 in fines The verdict centered on a secret stock deal tied to Kosow and the Merritt Chapman stock buy in program with profits claimed at four million dollars The trial saw the judge narrow charges to cover up while a fifth defendant pleaded guilty and testified Awaiting sentencing for the remaining defendants
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Proclamation on Family Reunion Day by President Johnson
The document proclaims Sunday August 11 1968 as Family Reunion Day urging support for stronger families through jobs education housing and anti discrimination. It cites concerns about poverty and civil disobedience while highlighting President Johnson’s call for order and unity amid civil rights tensions. It also references Agnew’s stance on housing and law and order during Baltimore riots and his defense of civil rights within a frame of constitutional republican values.
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Obituary notices for Nunn and Page in Hope
Claire V. Nunn Jr a long time Hope native died Thursday at his home in Lordsburg burial Sunday at Herron Funeral Chapel with Rev Everett Vinson. Will be in Memory Gardens. Survived by wife Kitty Tolleson Nunn and a son Rammel. Mae T. Page 79 of Washington Ark died Thursday in Dallas. Survivors include husband, five daughters, a son and a granddaughter. Funeral arrangements by Herndon Funeral Home. Also a philosophical excerpt about Peter Finch and acting career after war service and travel bonds.
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Arkansan Killed in Thatland Near Air Force Base
Paragould native Harlen G. Houston, 38, was shot and killed Wednesday in Thatland while serving with the Air Force. His father, Pearl C. Tyland, said he was notified. Houston had been shot in the end.
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Philadelphia Orchestra concert in Arkansas tribute
The Philadelphia Orchestra under Eugene Ormandy will perform in Little Rock on June 34 1989 as part of the Arkansas Commemorative Commission observance. Sponsor Miss Lilly Peters of Marvell says she commissioned Pulitzer Prize winner Norman Dello Joio to write a suite for the orchestra in Arkansas tribute.
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Philadelphia Orchestra
Ynder Eugene Opmandy
Arkansas Commemorative Commission
Lilly Peters
Marvell
Norman Dello Jolo
Arkansas
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