Cargo ships awaiting removal of US mines
U S intelligence reports nearly a dozen Communist cargo ships bound for Haiphong or in Chinese ports waiting to sail for Haiphong once mines are cleared. A Navy delegation led by Rear Adm. Brian McCauley prepares to meet North Vietnamese officials on mine removal, amid reports of resumed overland and sea supplies to North Vietnam and continued trail activity near the Laos border despite the cease fire.
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Arkansas Legislature enters fifth week amid city county funding bill
The Arkansas General Assembly begins its fifth week with Gov. Dale Bumpers weighing a bill to allocate seven percent of state general revenues to cities and counties. Bumpers has until Tuesday to decide to veto sign or let it become law. He met privately with city county representatives for a possible compromise.
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Six Die On Arkansas Highways In Weekend Death Toll
The Associated Press reports six people died on Arkansas highways over the weekend from Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight. Victims include 18 year old Joseph Felps and 16 year old Carolyn Bennett struck by a fleeing vehicle in Sweet Home. Others: Roger Dodson 26 of Mayflower in a single vehicle crash on US 64 near Conway. J C Vaughn 25 of Clarksville in a head on crash on US 64 west of Clarksville. Henry Hirsch 78 of Texarkana killed in Texarkana city limits. Harold J Russell 48 of Fort Smith in a two car crash on US 71 near Fort Smith.
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Pine Bluff
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Sweet Home
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Hartman
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Fort Smith
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Rising food prices and beef demand shape future purchases
New York AP notes planned price increases may anger buyers yet persist as consumers chase high priced foods. Beef consumption climbs from 60 pounds per person in 1920 to an estimated 118 pounds this year amid subsidies, productivity gaps, and rising demand, while chicken and pork use grows and veal and lamb drop.
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