Reagan attacks judge over welfare ruling in California
Gov. Ronald Reagan harshly criticized Sacramento Superior Court Judge William Gallagher over a welfare ruling. He called the order delaying income checks “unconscionable” and said it violates public trust. Reagan announced an appeal and blasted the judge for misconduct while noting the ruling affected welfare recipients and state data-sharing between welfare agencies.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Sacramento Superior Court
William Gallagher
Gallagher
California
San Francisco
Arkansas forecast cool and clear into Friday morning
An experiment station report covers a 24 hour period ending 7 am Friday with a high of 39 and a low of 17. State forecast for Arkansas calls for fair and cool conditions tonight and partly cloudy, warmer Saturday with a low in the upper teens to near 30 and a high mostly in the 50s.
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Arkansas
Dockworkers Oppose Strike Legislation in Congress
President Nixon seeks compulsory arbitration to end the West Coast dock strike. ILWU chief Bridges argues workers will return only by secret ballot. Pacific Maritime Association's Flynn backs a tribunal. Legislative debate pressures House and Senate as farmers feel the impact of halted exports and spoiling crops.
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Washington
Nixon
Harry Bridges
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
ILWU
Congress
Edmund J. Flynn
Pacific Maritime Association
Flynn
Bridges
House Labor Committee
Frank Thompson Jr
D-N.j
Hawaii
Hawaii Employers Council
Thompson
House
Senate
Arkla Told to Show Cost Report Details
The Arkansas Public Service Commission ordered Arkla Louisiana Gas to file a detailed cost of service report for 1971. The PSC had directed a report for the year ending Sept 30 to help set new customer rates, but Arkla’s Dec 5 filing did not meet the order. The commission then revised the order to cover the full year 1971 with specified detail.
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Little Rock
state Public Service _ Commissid
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
PSC
Arkla
Cold Weather Delays Kansas Guard Training Trip
IOLA Kansas AP date: A Kansas National Guard cold weather training exercise is postponed due to near zero temperatures. The Neosho River is frozen, delaying the four day float trip for the second consecutive week. The trip will start the first Friday the river clears of ice.
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Iola
Kan
Kansas National Guard
Neosho
Evans Obituary Featured in Hope Star Section
Jessie M. Evans is highlighted in the Hope Star obituary section as a notable local figure remembered by readers for her life and contributions. The notice appears amid winter storm era printing, reflecting archival access across U.S. press.
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U.S
Jessie M. Evans
Rt. 4
Southside Assembly Church
Carl
Bill
Clifton Evans
Gertrude McCorkle
Laneburg
Helen Knighton
Mildred Yates
Ben Evans
Bethel
Okla
Rufus Evans
Mesquite
Texas
Northeast Storm Delivers Heavy Snow and Arctic Airstream
A powerful winter storm hit the Northeast with heavy snow, sleet, freezing rain and high winds. Syracuse received seven inches while interior areas saw one to four inches and more snow was expected.
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Gulf Coast
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Georgia
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International Falls
Minn
Key West
Fla
Alias Smith and Jones changes keep viewers wary
Roger Davis replaces the late Pete Duel as Hannibal Heyes in ABCs Alias Smith and Jones. The mid season casting shift is noted as risky amid low ratings opposite the Flip Wilson Show. Davis impresses with light comedy timing in a story recalling Maverick with poker, counterfeit money and a crooked banker.
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Pete Duel
Hannibal Heyes
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Hollywood
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Nichols
Boothill
Jimmy Stewart
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O'Hara
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Great Wall
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John Roderick
Associated Press
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Roderick
Mizlou
Muskie renews attack on Nixon war plan in Wisconsin
Senator Edmund S Muskie defies GOP critics by renewing his call for a unilateral withdrawal date from Vietnam marking a sharp clash with Secretary Rogers and other White House allies. In Madison he faced hostile antiwar protests as he pressed for prisoner releases and troop safety as conditions for a withdrawal timeline.
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Associated Press
Nixon
Edmund S. Muskie
U.S
Vietnam
Wisconsin
Maine Democrat
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Muskie
Hanoi
Gers
Rogers
Ronald L. Ziegler
Defense
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Congress
White House
New Hampshire
Rogers C. B. Morton
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Women’s
National Democratic Club
Sen
Jackson
Madison, Wis
Fewer IRS tax audits in 1971 despite gains in compliance
IRS Commissioner Johnnie Walters reports fewer individual and corporate returns were audited in fiscal 1971 than in 1970, with one in 56 returns examined. Despite fewer audits, computer selection generated about $3.4 billion in additional payments, $300 million more than the prior year.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Johnnie R. Walters
Treasury
Nixon
AM&N SGA expands boycott to Pine Bluff merchants
Tom McCall president of the Arkansas AM&N College SGA said the boycott against downtown Pine Bluff merchants and two shopping centers will broaden protests over the merger with the University of Arkansas. He previously targeted Coca Cola Bottling Co of Southeast Arkansas.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Tom McCall
Arkansas Am&n College
SGA
University of Arkansas
McCall
Coca-Cola
Warming Trend for Arkansas
A warming trend follows frigid days with sunny skies and higher temperatures across the state. Lows tonight dip to the upper teens north to near 3 south, with Saturday highs in the 50s for most areas and no precipitation through Saturday.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Harrison
Memphis
Fayetteville
Jonesboro
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