Israel silent on Sadat pullback demand during cease fire ext
Egyptian president Sadat demanded a partial Israeli pullback from the east bank of the Suez Canal as a first step toward a timetable for full withdrawal. Israel studied the proposal while press reactions were harsh, and Sadat extended the cease-fire by 30 days amid ongoing U.N. talks led by Gunnar V. Jarring.
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Associated Press
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Weather Elsewhere: Troop Movements Near Laos Border
The report notes South Vietnamese reconnaissance units possibly 150 to 200 men moving into southern Laos amid no clear evidence of large scale crossing. AP's William Barton observed about 20 UH1 helicopters cross the border into Laos, likely carrying South Vietnamese troops. U.S. Command says no American helicopters carried South Vietnamese troops into Laos, but some flights from Dong Ha to lands near Khe Sanh occurred. The South Vietnamese air force has a limited number of troop carrying helicopters.
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Tornadoes and storms sweep the eastern half of the nation
A vicious winter storm battered the South and Midwest with wind, rain, snow, and ice, killing eight in Alabama and Mississippi, with flood warnings, power outages, and school closures across multiple states. Arctic cold is expected to plunge temperatures below zero in the Plains and Midwest by Saturday.
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Associated Press
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Arkansas Weather Summary for 24 Hours Ending Friday
Experiment Station report shows 24 hours ending 7 am Friday with a high of 70 and a low of 24 and precipitation of .55 inch. Forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy and cold through Saturday with tonight’s low in the 20s to 30s and Saturday’s high mostly in the 40s in Arkansas.
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Arkansas
Veterans Affairs reports Hempstead County funds in 1970
The Veterans Administration released Arkansas totals for fiscal 1970: $909,035 allocated to Hempstead County. Major share $83,586,665 statewide for disability and pension payments. Hempstead County received $707,143. Other Hempstead expenditures included $80,247 for education programs, $86,145 for insurance and indemnities, and $55,500 for direct loans. Veterans urged to contact the Little Rock VA office.
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Veterans Administration Today
Arkansas
Hempstead County
Henry E. Hudson
Little Rock VA
Hudson
West Capitol
Little Rock
Tax plan shifts tax rate bands and raises high incomes
A chart detailing Bumpers and governor proposals shows taxable incomes of 5 000 to 75 000 facing modest net increases under Bumpers. The governor would raise rates in multiple brackets from 3 000 up, with increases ranging from 0 5 to 4 percent and new per thousand taxes reaching 70 to 90 after 25 000, affecting upper incomes most.
Europe Faces Oil Shortfall If Persian Gulf Mideast Ties Break
London AP reports Western Europe holds oil reserves for two to six months with Austria Belgium Spain and Switzerland at six months France four months Britain three months and West Germany about two and a half months. OPEC warned it will raise prices by about 36 cents a barrel within 10 days or withhold oil from the West, prompting potential rationing and use of alternative sources like Nigeria the US and Venezuela. The Soviet Union has cut exports to the West to meet rising domestic demand.
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Associated Press London
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Barbs by Phil Pastoret
The column humorously notes that tardiness rarely pleases the boss and observes how callers label a frying punk as spider while colleagues embrace the self starter, in a light satirical tone.
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Andrew Neal dies at 51 in Texarkana. funeral set
Andrew Neal of Texarkana formerly of Hope dies at 51. He leaves three sons and three daughters, his mother Mrs. Annie Neal of Hope, a brother Orval Neal of Houghton La, two sisters Mrs. Etta Nichols of Mabelvale and Mrs. Irene Holt of Harrison. Services 2 p.m. Saturday at Herndon Funeral Chapel. Burial Westmoreland Cemetery.
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Texarkana
Hope
Annie Neal
Orval Neal
Houghton
Etta Nichols
Mabelvale
Irene Holt
Harrison
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Herndon Funeral Home
Edgartown seeks funds to repair Chappaquiddick Bridge
Edgartown voters are asked to appropriate 1000 dollars to build railings and repair timber damaged by souvenir hunters on the Chappaquiddick Bridge. The incident in 1969 involved Senator Edward M. Kennedy driving off the bridge, his passenger Mary Jo Kopechne dying.
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Mass
Chappaquiddick
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Mary Jo Kopeehne
Robert F. Kennedy
Apollo mapping aims for four-foot lunar detail in new photos
The article describes lunar surface study and landing site photography efforts during manned missions, focusing on high resolution imagery from low orbital passes to identify mascons, map subsurface structures, and assist selecting future Apollo landing sites. It also notes experiments using radio beaming and radar tracking to refine gravity measurements, plus a side note on George Washington Carver’s peanut product discoveries.
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Alan B. Shepard Jr
Edgar D. Mitchell
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Kitty Hawk
Shepard
Mitchell
Roosa
Lunar
Earth
Bank Fishing Problem In Hope Arkansas
Local letter complains of limited bank fishing spots near Millwood and the dam. The writer cites locked government and private roads to Millwood Lake, blocked access to a flooded area behind the Okay plant, and calls on authorities to open the gate for public fishing this summer. February 3, 1971.
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The-Star
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