TV Previews Highlight Rose Parade Coverage and Bowl Games
AP TV preview outlines New Year's Eve and New Year programming. Lohman Barkley radio team plans live Rose Parade coverage with stunts and outlandish stunts including a float rider and a tree observer. Bowl lineup lists Sugar, Cotton, Rose, and Orange Bowls with matchups and broadcast networks.
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al Lohman
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Democrats push planned public works jobs program
Democratic leaders announce they will immediately pursue a plan to double federal public works through 150 000 to 300 000 new jobs and 2 to 4 billion dollars in funding. They will hold hearings next week and meet Carter in Plains on Jan 7 to finalize details.
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Bethel A M E Church to Host Watch Night and New Year Services
The Bethel A M E Church in Hope hosts New Year Eve watch night services starting at 10 with 30 minutes of fellowship followed by a sacred worship and sermon led by Dr. W G Wynn titled The Knock At The Door. Sunday features annual New Year worship and Holy Communion with organ and piano by Sherry Muldrew Tina Major and Jeannette R Johnson, plus a 7 pm city wide fellowship hour.
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Jonesboro Miss Wins State Title in Arkansas Pageant
Christy Moller of Jonesboro was named Arkansas Junior Miss at the state competition in Little Rock. She will compete nationally in Mobile, Alabama in May. Vicki Martin of Little Rock was first runner up, Susie Bass of North Little Rock second runner up, Katherine Deimer of Southeast Arkansas third runner up, and Olivia Moorehead of Pine Bluff fourth runner up.
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Pine Bluff
Jewish leaders urge worship over New Year’s Eve revelry
Jewish groups across conservative reform and orthodox lines urged worship on New Year’s Eve as the Sabbath began at sunset, urging observance over festive toasts. Rabbinical Assembly president Rabbi Stanley Rabinowitz and Orthodox Rabbi Walter Wurtzburger warned that celebrating as usual would desecrate the Sabbath, though some synagogues may host modest social hours after services.
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Stanley Rabinowitz
Washington, D.C
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Walter S. Wurtzburger
Rabbinical Council of
Amerca
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