Vikings Player Among 17 Snowmobilers Lost in Wyoming Blizzard
MINNEAPOLIS RP reports a group of 17 snowmobilers were stranded on Beartooth Mountain after a violent Wyoming snowstorm. Viking defensive tackle Paul Dickson, teammate Jim Marshall, and teen Bob Leviska Jr. survived after a 12 hour trek with a rescue party reaching them before nightfall. One injured or killed was Hugh D. Galusha Jr., president of Minneapolis Ninth Federal Reserve District, who died early Sunday.
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Minneapolis
Paul Dickson
Minnesota Vikings
Wyoming
Beartooth Mountain
Hugh D. Galusha Jr
Ninth
Federal Reserve District
Dickson
Vikings
Jim Marshall
Bob Leviska Jr
Rocky Mountain
Marshall
Young Leviska
Arkansas Welfare Bill Sponsor Angered by Grim Gift
Sen Virgil T Fletcher of Benton, sponsor of a bill to limit Welfare Department regulation of child care facilities, was angered by an anonymous wreath shaped like a gravestone. The gift, bearing a card in memory of the children of Arkansas who cannot stand up and be counted, was handed on Monday. The measure, approved by the Senate last week, would allow regulation only for facilities receiving state or federal aid.
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Little Rock
Virgil T. Fletcher
Benton
Welfare Department
Arkansas
Senate
Daytime Schedule Snapshot For Texarkana Network
A dense TV radio grid outlines morning to evening programming across CBS NBC and ABC including Sunrise Semester Texarkana College RFD Your Pastor and Bozo shows. Notable entries feature Dramas and Game Shows such as One Life To Live The Young and the Restless at midday plus Sesame Street and Mister Rogers in late afternoon.
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R.F.D
Arkansas A.M
Jar
Lucille Ball
All My Children
Little Rock
Arkansas
Lucille Rivers
Guiding Light
General Hospital
Bay City
Bright Promise
Dark Shadows
Mike Douglas
Somerset
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Gamma People
Flipper Bozo
Judda Daktari
Lassie
Daniel Boone
Perry Mason
ABC News
CBS News
Union service choir rehearsal and season tea at Bethel A. M. E.
Bethel A. M. E. Church led by Rev. W. G. Wynn invites singers for the February 7 union service. Rehearsals set for February 3 and 5 at 7 p.m. at Bethel. A season tea at City Park Youth Center February 7 from 2 to 6 p.m. supports the February 21 rally with admission of $1 and tickets available from local organizers.
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W. G. Wynn
Bethel A. M. E. Church
Bethel
E. L. Hicks
Bethel A. M. E
City Park Youth Center
E. L. Green
Sally Lou Hall
Queen Hughey
Sarah Phillips
Wing Tip Parts Scrapped in F111 Defect Case
William C Wade a former General Dynamics quality assurance representative testified that at least 25 wing pivot support plates for the Fill fighter bomber made by Selb Manufacturing Co were scrapped in July 1969 due to defects in the U S District Court in Little Rock Wade described the defense of James L Townley of Hurst Texas one of seven defendants charged with conspiring to sell defective parts for the Fill Townley a former quality assurance inspector for General Dynamics was the only defendant present in court Selb Blades Manufacturing Rector and Aircraft Engineering Corp all supplied parts for the F111 James H Davenport testified that dimensionally bad parts made for the Fiji airplane by Selb were purchased by the Fort Worth plant under Townley authority
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Little Rock, Ark
William C. Wade
General Dynamics Corp
U.S
Selb Manufacturing Co
Walnut Ridge
Wade
James L. Townley
Hurst
Tex
Townley
General Dynamics
U.S. District Court
Selb
Blades Manufacturing Co
Rector and Aircraft Engineering Corp
Pocahontas
James H. Davenport
Fiji
Fort Worth
Reagan Seeks $6.74 Billion Budget With Welfare Cut
Governor Reagan unveils a lean 1971-72 California budget totaling about 6.74 billion dollars. He avoids tax increases by trimming welfare spending by 700 million annually and keeps UC state support at 337 million while denying large raises for state workers. He warns lawmakers of immediate actions to reduce welfare and health costs and urges faculty to teach more as campuses face tighter funding.
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Bill Stall
Associated Press
Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
California
University of California
Osteopathic bill proposed to boost Arkansas physicians
An Arkansas letters to the editor argues for a new osteopathic practice act to align with 46 states, expand DO rights, and attract physicians. It cites physician shortages, Arkansas ranks 46th in doctors per 100,000, and notes seven practicing DOs in state under current law. It calls for examining osteopathic medicine and notes balloon history.
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Arkansas Medical Society
Arkansas Medical
District of Columbia
U.S. Office of Education
National Commission of Accrediting
Michigan State University
Louisiana
Mississippi
Montana
George Bean
D.C
Arkansas Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
Arkansas Legislature Reorganizes State Agencies
Monday's rush to vote on 12 Senate amendments to a major reorganization bill stalled as House members pushed for more study. The measure would merge 60 agencies into 13 departments. Governor Bumpers aims to unveil tax plans after final action. Senate also passed antiparole and consumer protection bills while pondering clemency reforms and retirement increases for state workers.
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House
Bumpers
Charles D. Matthews
Rep
W. F. Foster Sr
England
Charles Honey
Prescott
State Agencies Committee
Frank Henslee
Pine Bluff
John Miller
Melbourne
N. B
Nap” Murphy
Hamburg
Senate
Sen
Olen Hendrix
Space center plan to study moonquakes with charges
AP report describes NASA style plan to fire small charges from a mortar to probe moonquakes at the lunar surface while astronauts work, as security staff oversee a building alarm system and lawmakers debate unemployment insurance funding and ESD payroll.
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Bill Stap
Science Space Center
Apomy4
Lunar Trust Fort
B. Shepard
Gor D. Mitchell
Earth
News Quiz prompts readers to test history pace
The Hope Star promotes a weekly News Quiz on page 4 to measure how well readers keep pace with history. It highlights that many stories today will become tomorrow's history and credits sponsors First National Bank, Hope Auto Company, Ladies Specialty Shop, Anderson-Frazier Insurance Agency, and Hope Star for supporting Ita Living Textbook Program in local schools.
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Hope Star
VEC
First National Bank
Hope Auto Company
Ladies Specialty Shop
Anderson-Frazier Insurance Agency
Ita
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Hot Springs
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