Giants Board OKs Sale To San Francisco Firm
The New York Giants board approved transferring the team to a Sun Brains led bidder for the 1988 season. Horace Stoneham said the deal is favorable and plans to sign an official contract next week. A 44,000 seat stadium would be built by the city at Bay View Park for a 1950s season.
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Hope Star Newsboys Outing on Ouachita Lake Exploration
Hope Star reports on the annual outing of the Hope Star Newsboys to Lake Ouachita with four boats and a crew including editor Brad Ruta and several named helpers. They travel about 73 miles, visit Camp Albert Pike and The Narrows, return by 9:45 p.m., and plan future trips to mountains or large lakes in Arkansas.
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Wants Draft Age Limits Raised in Present Proposal
Sen. Francis Case urged Congress to raise the draft induction age from 18 to 21 and lower the maximum age from 36 to 40, arguing a large talent pool reduces the burden on the civilian population. He said his amendments, tied to a House bill, would refine service needs and cut uncertainty for families as Army officials push for changes. Maj. Gen. Hershey noted the average age of would-be inductees is about 22 to 23, with local boards currently screening older applicants.
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No Closer to Special Meet Says Fabus
Gov. Orval Faubus said Arkansas is no closer to calling a special session of the Legislature than a month ago. He indicated he has not decided if such a session is needed over the Highway Department’s finances. He noted some progress in gathering facts to support a decision and said no plan would be favored unless the Highway Commission and lawmakers could agree beforehand. The Highway Commission earlier proposed delaying partial payments to contractors until new funds accrue later in the fiscal year, warning payments could be uncertain after August 18.
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Parliament to debate Hungary uprising report
Just a week ahead of the regular 1997 session, the committee of inquiry’s 159000 word report on Hungary’s suppression of last fall’s uprising will be the central focus as debates begin.
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Fragmentary Santa Cruz Notice Mentions Spanish Names
Incomplete OCR text references Santa Cruz village, New Degal, and Spanish names including Moj and Senge. Details missing, unable to determine event or action.
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Neuva de Espanoles
Senate panel seeks extra funds amid alarm over racketeering ties
The Washington report notes Senate committee chair L. McClellan urging an additional 160000 dollars to continue its work. The panel accuses government officials of anger over dues and alleged misuses, while stressing the need for sustained inquiry and action.
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Investigations Hearings Spark Calls for Broad Reform
In Arkansas and nationwide, lawmakers pushed for remedial legislation after early hearings on major industry affairs revealed conditions warranting change. McClellan cited Taft Hartley implications and urged action to cut racketeering in construction and food stalls, as a six to seven series of public hearings are planned with legislative recommendations ready when Congress reconvenes in January.
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Violence in State Claims 14 Lives this Week
A week ending Sunday saw fourteen fatalities from violent incidents across Oklahoma and Arkansas. Notable cases include a 19 year old killed in a car crash near Salih, four seriously injured, and a bridge collapse sending debris into the roadway. A Newport worker died after injuries from a compressor hose incident, and a North Little Rock woman died when an SUV overturned on Highway 63. A child died when a car overturned on Highway 55 near Mineral Springs, while another man was killed walking along U S Highway.
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Unclear State Funding and Legal Delays Reported
Officials discussed needed funds to ensure federal matching money, with no indication of loss. Legislators showed mixed willingness for a special session, while postponements and mental exams for condemned inmates were noted amid broader governance concerns.
Latin Lover Defense Faces Test in Maureen O Hara Case
Hollywood reports defense plans to call Entino Parra as witness in the Maureen O Hara trial amid sensational claims from Confidential and Whisper magazines about a Latin Lover romance in Grauman's Chinese Theatre Row 95. O Hara denies the affair asserting she was overseas filming when the incident allegedly occurred.
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AWOL Soldier Breaks Jail in Stolen Car Escape
UP report says an AWOL soldier, Laverne Saylor, 18, from Missouri and another suspect tunneled through a wall and pried open a cash box while stealing a car and leading police on a pursuit toward Mexico near Mugdurh. The jailbreak occurred early today as officers tracked the pair after a Feb 41 arrest.
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Arkansas Airman Dies in Crash Near Topeka
An Arkansas airman from Forks Dale Force Base died in a crash after a wild pursuit through Topeka. Carroll Childers, 22, from Lyndon Ark, was pronounced dead at Forbes Hospital after the accident on Main Street. Larry Florence, 42, of Chicago, injured severely, remained in critical condition at the same hospital. Childers is survived by wife Darlene, a Lyndon resident.
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Two Killed in Small Plane Crash Near Mandeville
In a thunderstorm near Mandeville Louisiana a single engine plane crashed killing pilot Varher Van Alphen 87 of New Orleans and passenger Walley M. Negratti 3 of Soutn Bah Metarle near New Orleans. Wreckage spread over a wide area and Civil Aeronautics Administration planned an investigation.
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Moscow to Publish Mrs Sterns Novel
Moscow reports that Mrs Martti Dodd Stern's novel The Shattering Light will be republished next year. The US Justice Department says Stern and her husband Alfred Stern fled after she was named by Boris Marras, a Hollywood producer tied to espionage, as a Soviet agent. the tale links to loyalty path certificates at American colleges and Stern's family ties to Willam Dodd, US ambassador to Germany.
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