Senate panel moves to curb presidential war powers
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved a bill limiting the president's authority to commit U.S. forces to war without Congress approval. The measure, passed 13-0, caps use at 30 days and allows action only to forestall an imminent attack or to evacuate U.S. citizens under threat. The Nixon administration opposes it, and debate is expected next year with concerns raised by committee chair Fulbright and sponsors Javits Stennis Eagleton Spong.
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D-Va
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Hope Star Publication Details and Affiliations
The Hope Star in Hope Arkansas 1899 1927 consolidated announces weekly weekday publication from The Star Building Hope AR with staff including President Editor Alex Washburn Vice President Parker and others. It lists addresses postal details circulation and AP and press association memberships for local and national advertising and news distribution.
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Results in ASC Second in Rowe County Delegates Elected
ASC county and community farmer committees oversee local administration of REAP Production Adjustment and Price Support programs. County convention at 10:00 A.M. December 10 in the Federal Building Hope will elect committee officers and delegates. About 600 farmers in the county participated last year.
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Five Persons Found Shot to Death in Westfield
Five people including three children were found shot to death in a Westfield New Jersey home. Police said an alarm was issued for John E List an executive for a New York City firm who is wanted for questioning. Victims include Mrs Helen List 46 and her children Patricia 16 John F 5 and Frederick 13 plus Alma List 60s the mother. A handgun was found but not confirmed as the murder weapon.
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Jury Probing Death in Police Custody
Memphis youths George Estes Barnes and Calvin McKissick testify before a Shelby County grand jury secret session as District Atty. Phil Canale seeks indictments after ruling Elton Hayes died in police custody. Police say the death followed injuries from a crash during a chase. witnesses allege beatings by officers.
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Hayes
Memphis
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Supreme Court expands power to halt state court actions
The court ruled five to two that federal agencies may seek injunctions in federal court to halt state court proceedings. The decision builds on 1967 precedent and extends to agency requests, in a labor dispute context involving Grand Island Nebraska workers and Jack and Jill Food Stores. Forecast notes follow with 54 high and 37 low, cloudy weather and light rain possible across Arkansas.
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Obituary Dr Verling K Hart Pioneering Endoscopist Dies
Dr Verling K Hart 77 a pioneer in endoscopy died Tuesday in Charlotte NC He received the Chavalier Jackson Award in 1969 for otolaryngology and was a University of Pennsylvania Medical School graduate Ferdinand Pecora New York AP obituary notes Pecora 89 who helped spark the formation of the SEC died Tuesday Born in Nicosia Sicily he came to New York at age five Mildred Rainville Palm Beach society figure and widow of Canadian financier Gustave Rainville died Sunday AP obituary report mentions both Pecora and Rainville
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Palm Beach, Fla
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Frankfurt probes US killer claims of seven more deaths
Frankfurt prosecutors say Mark Alan Smith, jailed for four U.S. murders, claims seven additional killings in Germany while in the Army. Investigators have found no bodies for four cases and are checking two murders near Mannheim, a homicide in Frankfurt, and a 1989 Neckar River burial claim, with further inquiries ongoing.
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United States
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Debate on Rehnquist Nomination Continues in Senate
Washington AP reports the Senate debate over William H. Rehnquist s Supreme Court nomination persists amid Republican accusations of a Democratic filibuster. Republican Leader Hugh Scott cites 73 solid votes for confirmation while Senator Birch Bayh counters with tough remarks and vows to present the record. Bayh signals timing for a vote remains uncertain as he presses to document the nominee s record.
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Pennsylvania
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Pulaski County Approves New Jail Project
Pulaski County voters approve a $4 million jail to replace the old facility and the penal farm with no tax increase. The measure passes 4,008 to 49, with the county paying 800,000 and the federal government funding 3.2 million.
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Weather Elsewhere Forecasts Across Regions
The Associated Press reports on weather across distant locations with varied conditions. Expect temperature changes, precipitation chances, and winds shaping travel and daily planning in multiple regions.
Supreme Court bars unions from forcing retiree benefit talks
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 1 that unions cannot compel management to bargain on benefits for retired workers. The decision limits NLRB authority, affecting about 190 Ohio retirees and potentially broad labor law implications for future bargaining dynamics nationwide. Justice Douglas dissented without stated reason.
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Extension of Sales Tax Ruled Legal
LITTLE ROCK AP Deputy Atty Gen Rodney Parham upheld the constitutionality of the 1971 law extending the sales tax to certain services like repairs. State Rep James E Harris questioned if the act discriminates among professions, but Parham noted the state supreme court allowed excise taxes without property uniformity rules.
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Judsonia
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