Survive and understand the young say eight Bolling tips
Landrum R Bolling of Earlham College offers eight guidelines for civility with college students. Listen and smile. avoid hostility. don t dismiss youth. level with them. don t pretend to be one of them. share high ideals. believe in them. authenticity matters. Also notes a Pennsylvanian letter suggesting bumper sticker reform.
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Alen
Washbum
Landrum R. Bolling
Earleham College
Richmond
Indiana
Wall Street Journal
Earlhamite
Bolling
Earlham
Winston
Beef Producers to Meet on February 3 in Hempstead
Hempstead County beef producers will attend a 4 o’clock meeting on Tuesday February 3 at the Extension Service Center. The session on income and Social Security taxes is to be held on the first floor of the Hempstead County Courthouse beginning at 7 30 PM.
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Hempstead
Rempstead County
Play by Play Raps Plan at Court Hearings
Charles Brown of Litthe cites a plan tied to prison reform and government strategy. The text references urgent reforms and initial steps discussed by figures as part of a wider political plan.
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Sutgart
Atk
Charles Brown
Litthe
Nixon unveils 1971 budget amid inflation concerns
The Associated Press reports President Nixon presents a $200.8 billion fiscal 1971 budget promising balance and anti inflation aims. Critics call it inadequate to curb rising prices while Congress remains skeptical of fiscal discipline. The piece also notes other AP dispatches from Saigon Tokyo Tel Aviv Vatican City and Buenos Aires with facility to include casualty figures strikes and political debates.
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THE
Associated Press Washington
Nixon
County Votes on Bond Issue Tuesday
Hempstead County voters go to the polls Tuesday to decide on $450000 in bonds under Act 9 to aid Standard Generator Service expand its plant and hire 250 more workers. The plan, backed by private underwriting, mirrors the Delight Egg Co. pledge of 245000 passed in 1962. Experts estimate 150 new jobs will bring $600000 yearly county income. polls open 8 a.m. to 7 30 p.m. Citizens urged to vote.
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Hempstead
Standard Generator Service
Delight Egg Co
Cold Wave to Sweep All Arkansas Tonight
The Associated Press reports a cold front will move across Arkansas causing lows tonight in the low teens in the north and upper teens elsewhere. Rain ends tonight as the front exits. some northwest readings show light snow with no accumulation. Sunday highs reach 44 to 50 across the state with varied overnight lows including 35 Fayetteville 46 Harrison 38 Little Rock 40 Jonesboro 42 Fort Smith 46 El Dorado.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
U.S. Weather Bureau
Little Rock
Fayettesville
FE Dorado
Fayetteville
Harrison
Jonesboro
Fort Smith
Texarkand
el Dorado
Groundhog Fails to See His Shadow in Punxsutawney
Punxsutawney Phil did not see his shadow signaling an early spring. The traditional rite sees the groundhog emerge from its burrow and, upon a shadow or lack thereof, predict six more weeks of winter.
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Groundhog
Punxsutawney, Pa
Phil
Gregory to Speak at University
Gregory Gaegary, a civil rights advocate, will speak at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville on Wednesday night. The event, announced by university officials, aims to discuss progress and challenges in civil rights work.
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Gregory
Fayetteville
Ack
Bik Gaegary
University of Arkan- Sue
Charge Filed in Auto Accident at 6th and Laurel
Ronald S. Phillips of Hope and Lula May Duberry of Sanfonica California collided with minor damage and no injuries. Officers Haltom and Linyard charged Lula May Duberry with failure to yield the right of way. Powell Loses Bid to Get Money Washington AP The Supreme Court rejected Powell’s bid to recover $55,000 in congressional pay lost after his 90th Congress exclusion. The court also refused to recognize recovery of a $25,000 fine paid in January 1969 as a condition to seating in the 91st Congress.
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Laurel
Ronald S. Phillips
Hope
Lula May Duberry
Sanfonica
Calif
Haltom and Linyard
Luelz May Duberry
Powell
Washington
Supreme Court
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Congress
George L. Hart Jr
District of Columbia
House
Jusce
Warren E. Burger
Nine Charged for Possessing Narcotics in Little Rock
Nine Little Rock men were charged with possession of narcotics and hallucinogenic drugs after a Saturday raid by police and federal agents. A quantity of drugs and related supplies were confiscated. Suspects listed include Tarmey By Plummer, Bonglas C Coteper, Hubert W Fullerton, Stephen Hitcliffe, Schuyler Bain, Danny M Lanéstd, Serafia LE Joe J, and Salvador GC Murchese.
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Little Rock
Lite Rock
Offiers Sil
Tarmey
Plummer
Bonglas C
Coteper
Hubert W. Fullerton
Stephen Hitcliffe
Schuyler
Bain
Danny M
Lanéstd
Serafia LE
Joe J
Marotuse
Salvador GC
Murchese
Officials Question Head Start Progress After Fifth Year
AP report reviews Head Start as it nears year five, with officials and President Nixon voicing mixed views. A study by the Washington-led consortium for the Office of Economic Opportunity questions program effectiveness and long term outcomes, amid calls for clearer results and better delivery.
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Hidgins
Washington
Stadt
Nixon
Cohsess
Ledsning Corp
Oho University
Waterways funding eyed for Arkansas under Nixon plan
President Nixon proposed a 61 million dollar allocation for Arkansas water projects to the Army Corps of Engineers. The plan includes opening the Arkansas River to navigation from the Mississippi River to the Oklahoma line, with dams and locks receiving about 25.93 million dollars.
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Washington
Arkansas
Nixon
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Congress
Army Engineers
Reclamation Bureau
Army
Arkansas River
Mississippi River
Oklahoma State Line
Oklahoma
Quachita
Black Rivers
Allies Claim Killing 500 North Vietnamese Troops
Allied forces reported over the weekend they killed more than 500 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong fighters in the heaviest fighting in six months. The tally included 21 Americans and 20 South Vietnamese dead, with 165 Americans and 99 South Vietnamese wounded amid widespread rocket and mortar attacks along the Da Nang coastal lowlands and Central Highlands.
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Saigon
Ulukue Lok
Associated Press
da Nang
Highlands
Vietnamese Communist Party
Cou Hlund
Work-Study Program Details at Hhupe High School
A Thursday January 29 report outlines a work-study effort at Hhupe High School for special education students. Giles of the Texarkane Office of Vocational Rehabilitation Service serves as consulting counselor. the program covers student salaries, medical costs, and any required equipment. Most students are identified by Mrs. Richard Carter, the legal teacher, with coordination by the Regan WHT Education Service of May Julia.
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Fee Giles
Texarkane Office of Vocational Rehbilintstien
Beiig J Leoo
Hichard Carter
Regan Wht
May Julia
Hope High Seniors Stage Feb 19 20 Plays
Hope High School presents A Night with Monty and three one act plays February 19 and 20 in the Helen auditorium directed by Mildred McPherson. Student director is Cotte Hendrix with a large cast including Lanetty Arrington Ray Rogers and many others.
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Hope High School
Monty
Helen Auditorian
Mildred = McPherson
Menry
Bagdad
New York
Cotte Hendrix
Lanetty Arrington
Beline du Butler
Ray Rogers
Mary Fube
Roubeat Peeved
Arts Tay Lehman
Davis
Gary Iivills
Artis Shortin
Doug
Mark Stevens
David Doug Byrd
Paula Burnete
Jas Howell
Pam Huffeit
Susan Turner
Nichard Lyely
Mary Loy Huckeseh
Fowtys
Gurald Purl Bey
Ricky Renshew
Bebey
Jummy Graves
Ated
Tysats
Thinglug J
Beauhy
Arkansas Population Rise Shifts Demographic Balance
Census Bureau estimates Arkansas population grew 11 percent to 1.906 million from April 1, 1960 to July 1, 1966. The 18 to 44 age group rose 21.4 percent while 65 and older increased 16.2 percent. Median age projected at 28.7, against a national 27.8.
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Uttle “Rock
Census ‘Bureau
Arkansas
Duleate
Nixon budget highlights show balanced 1971 plan
President Nixon sent a budget to Congress showing 1971 outlays of 200.8 billion with receipts of 202.1 billion creating a 1.3 billion surplus. Revenues rise 2.7 billion from 1970 as tax changes trim receipts and civilian federal employment declines for a second year. The budget prioritizes human resource programs over defense and aims to curb inflation amid rising prices.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Woman's Body Found Near Center Point
The body of Mrs. Billie June Thomas, 37, of Nashville, missing since January 16, was found Saturday in a shallow grave near Center Point in Howard County off Highway No. 4. She had been shot. A first degree murder charge was filed today in Newark County against her husband Claus Tam Thomas, per State Police Capt. Milton Muster. Mrs. Thomas formerly lived in Hope and worked here several years.
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Billie June Thomas
Nashville
Center Point
Howard County
Neward Coune Ty
Claus
Tam) Thomas
Milton Muster
Thomas
Hope
Arkansas Supreme Court OKs Southland residency rule
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled Act 285 of 1989 constitutional requiring Southland Racing Corp officers and directors to be residents of Crittenden County. The decision reversed a lower court finding, stating dog track gambling is a state privilege justifying residency conditions and police power. Harry Latourette of Jonesboro was cited as the nonresident officer.
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Bill Simmons
Associated Press
Uttle Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Southland Racing Corp
Crittenden County
Southland
West Memphis
State Racing Commission
Supreme Court
Pulaski
Kay L. Matthews
Jane
Harry Latourette
Jonesboro
All Around Town Laneburg winner Nancy Glass gains state title bid
Nancy Glass, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Glass of Rininet, wins the Laneburg Home Maker of Tomorrow contest and will compete for the state title. Everett Edwards of Hope completes 4teale police training at East Came den Academy and, with his wife Vie, has two children. Joh Ellis of Prescott is ree ngiged as a Pop Ten producer for Farmers Union Mutual and Town and Country Mutual, receiving a 350 dollar savings bond at the state convention. In 1969 highway deaths totaled 84 in Arkansas, Hempstead led with four and Mississippi County had seven. Newer Patinus reports drilling by Trinidad Petroleum Corp at Harold L Copeland No 1 well. Whitfield Masonic Lodge meets Feb 4. Weekend City Police log lists four traffic arrests, one drunk, two DWIs, one parole violator, and 20 accidents in 1970 with four injuries.
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Belly Crocker
Laneburg
Nancy Glass
Robert Glass
Kt. 1
Rininet
Everett Edwards
Hope Police Department
Lian Enforcement Academy
East Cameden
Yereger High School
Vie
Patsy Dutty
Charles
Charleen Edwards
Joh Ellis
Prescott
Farmers Union Mutual Gas. Co
Country Mutual
Little Rock
Nixon's first budget message signals sweeping cuts and reforms
President Nixon introduced a tightfisted 1971 budget cutting $6.9 billion from overall outlays to $73.6 billion with $71.2 billion for military functions. Space spending faces a 12 percent cut to $3.4 billion while a $1.2 billion efficiency push is planned. He proposes user charges, higher postal rates, and selling government assets including the Alaska Railroad. Seven domestic programs are tagged urgent, with reform as the administration’s watchword, and defense spending emphasized to sustain international duties and deter aggression. The overrun stems from uncontrollable costs in welfare and interest, affecting a 195.7 billion or near 2.2 billion shortfall.
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Nixon
Congress
Eid
Treasury
E.posal
National Defense
Alaska Railroad
Tpwirdé
Hue Man
Pentagon
Vietnam
Soviet Union
Nivoo
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Hos
John N. Mitchall
Tel Aviv
Golan Heights
Vatican City
Paul VI
Buenos Aires
Arkansas Waterways
Sta
Mississippi Co
Nevada County
Trinidad Petroleum Corporation
Harold L. Copeland
Whitfield Masonic Lodge No. 299
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