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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1976

Page

6

Spain votes for return to parliamentary democracy

Spanish voters approved the plan for free parliamentary elections next year with 72.9 percent backing, as 98.4 percent of ballots counted showed yes. The referendum, Spain’s first since Franco’s death, clears a two house legislature replacing the Cortes and sets elections by June. The vote was peaceful despite fears of ultra right disturbances.

Madrid Spain Francisco Franco Council of State Antonio Maria de Oriol Juan Carlos Adolfo Suarez Cortes Franco Suarez

Bomb blast targets defense ministry in Buenos Aires

Guerrilla forces claim responsibility for a bomb on the third floor of a defense ministry building killing at least 15 and wounding 30. Victims included diplomats, civilians, an army colonel and naval captain. a second device was defused. USA officials say no Americans among the casualties.

Buenos Aires Argentina Defense Ministry Navy U.S Associated Press Norma Arrostito Montonero Miss Arrostito Peronist Jorge Videla la Plata

Pryor Proposes Tight Arkansas Capital Budget

Gov. Pryor seeks a 16 million two year capital budget with 142 million for universities and major prison construction. About a third of the funds target state prison projects though limited surpluses may bar some work. No university construction funds are allocated despite administrator pressure.

Little Rock David Pryor Pryor Cummins Pine Bluff

Gas leak blamed on explosion near Baton Rouge plant

Allied Chemical co reports a 42 mile chlorine cloud from a natural gas explosion that entered an exhaust system. The incident evacuated 10 000 people including 6 000 Southern University students. No serious injuries. Plant shutdown and decontamination ongoing as maintenance caused closure.

Baton Rouge Allied Chemical Co Southern University

Suit delays phasing out Benton Unit hospital work

The Benton Unit of the State Hospital phaseout will be postponed until a lawsuit is served. A chancery court suit filed last week in Little Rock seeks to block the shutdown, arguing only the legislature may authorize such action. The case is set for trial February 4.

Little Rock Benton State Hospital Chancery Court

Glenda Jackson Sees Golden Years as Marvelous Time

Actress Glenda Jackson says aging is terrific when you keep health and faculties. She believes old age allows absolute freedom without blame and calls it a marvelous period.

Glenda Jackson Viva Magazine

Gilmore calls Utah execution date cruel punishment

Gary Gilmore, 36, protests a 32 day wait in a stripped down cell before his Jan 17 firing squad date. He vows to pursue every legal remedy, while his mother and opponents seek to halt the execution. He criticizes Judge Bullock after the new date is set and a habeas writ is denied.

Salt Lake City Gary Gilmore Gilmore 4Th District Court J. Robert Bullock Provo Nicole Barrett Bullock Nicole Utah U.S. Supreme Court Ronald Stanger Robert L. Moody

Fire destroys four townhouse buildings in Ontario Calif

A wind driven fire sparked by a fireplace destroyed four wood frame townhouse buildings in Ontario California and damaged about a dozen more. Some 125 residents were forced from their homes but injuries were limited to four firefighters including a man with a broken collarbone. High winds up to 45 mph spread the flames across rooftops.

Ontario Calif Los Angeles Susan Wesley

Vivian grocer vows to defy dairy board milk loss rules

Vivian Louisiana grocer Jimmy Wilson says he will ignore Dairy Stabilization Board rules on milk as loss leaders. He argues state law limits board reach and cites support from Agriculture Commissioner Gil Dozier and Charles Tapp of the Governor's Office of Consumer Protection.

Baton Rouge, la North Louisiana Dairy Stabilization Board Jimmy Wilson Vivian Stabilization Board Wilson Dairy Board Agriculture Commissioner Gil Dozier Charles Tapp Governor's Office of Consumer Protection

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