Tax listings and receipts from Hempstead County Arkansas 1975
A dense transcription lists numerous individuals and amounts tied to tax records and sums due in Hempstead County Arkansas. Names span residents and businesses with varied figures, followed by official certification of the tax books and authority of the county collector and clerk. The document cites New York CBS program scheduling context but is primarily the tax roll excerpt with the county official endorsements.
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Henry Singard
Hempstead County
State of
Arkansas
Hoffman on Underground Life in Texas Sessions with Nightbyrd
Chicago Seven figure Hoffman talks about life underground during two days of interviews with Jeff Nightbyrd in Texas around Thanksgiving. He describes disguises, multiple identities, and wandering unrecognized in a major city while reflecting on Patty Hearst’s arrest and the FBI’s publicity machine.
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Austin
Tex
Abbie Hectman
Life Underground
Jeff Nightbyrd
Edi- Want
Hoffman
Texas
Chicago Seven
New York
State Supreme Court
Nightbyrd
Hoffman Pool
Miami
Patty Hearst
FBI
Nightbyrd recounts Hoffman's global stance shift in interview
Nightbyrd recalls Hoffman describing a change to a more orthodox Communist view. He previously claimed to be anarchist or hedonistic, but said that worldwide audiences understand the force fighting for them as communism. He and Nightbyrd discuss the public misidentification incident as well as a humorous moment where a bystander mistook Hoffman for Serpico.
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FBI
Patty
Nightbyrd
Hoffman
Senate ready to pass Ford loan bill to aid New York City
The Senate moves toward final passage of President Ford's $2.0 billion loan package for New York City to avert bankruptcy. The bill imposes strict fiscal reforms, with repayment backed by federal first claim on NYC revenues. House action on bankruptcy law change to allow orderly defaults also proceeds. NYC could face bond payments totaling $437 million due December 11.
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Washington
Senate
Ford
New York City
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
James B. Allen
D-Ala
Byrd
Allen
York City
New York
Senate Appropriations Committee
House Rules Committee
House
Firm pleads guilty to illegal donation in Tennessee
Builders Transportation Corp of Memphis pled guilty in U S district court to illegal campaign contributions to Gov Ray Blanton s 1972 Senate race. Judge L Clare Morton placed the firm on one year probation after a brief hearing. Indictments could have carried up to 5000 per count. The company s president Frank Phillips and lawyer J N Raines spoke for the firm as they argued the payments and bookkeeping. Phillips said funds were personal and the firm sought no favors for Blanton. Morton suggested prior knowledge of the law violation. The sentencing noted this was the firm s first appearance before the court and implied intent by Phillips. The governor declined comment through a spokesman. The story ends with a music chart note: Irving Berlin s White Christmas remains a top seller.
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Nashville, Tenn
Builders Transportation Corp
Memphis
U.S
Ray Blanton
U.S. District Court
L. Clare Morton
Frank Phillips
Brooks Parker
Blanton
Morton
J.N. Raines
U.S. Atty
Charles Anderson
James Brown
Mary ‘Betsy
Phillips
Raines
Philips
State Alcohol Beverage Commission
Cities divided on urban problems at league meeting
Miami Beach AP report describes a split among U S cities at the National League of Cities convention. factions include the U S Conference of Mayors National Black Caucus of Local Elected Officials and associations of fiscally sound smaller and larger cities. debate centers on revenue sharing renewal gun control and federal handgun policies.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Congress
National League of Cities
League
Carlos Romero Barcelo
San Juan
P.R
Senate
The
U.S. Conference of Mayors
National Black Caucus
National Conference of Democratic Mayors
Republican Mayors Conference
Caucus of
Women
Association of Fiscally Sound Cities
American Association of Smaller Cities
Ford Administration
Conference
Ford
Israel boycotts UN debate over Lebanon air raids
Israel refuses to participate as the UN Security Council debates its air assault on Palestinian camps in Lebanon after the PLO is invited to attend. The vote, backed by the United States Britain and Moynihan, drew strong objections from Washington and London who warned the move could undermine peace talks. Basel Amin Aal, the PLO observer, condemned Israeli actions as villages were razed and casualties mounted amid heretofore reported raids.
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Israel
United Nations Security Council
Lebanon
Palestine Liberation Organization
Council
PLO
United States
Britain
Moynihan
Equational Liberation
General Assembly
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