Israel Will Refuse to Pull Back From Suez Front
Associated Press report says Israel will reject a full troop withdrawal from the Suez Canal until a peace agreement is reached, while allowing possible frontline reductions. Prime Minister Golda Meir will outline the stance before the Knesset as Egypt seeks a partial withdrawal during a 30 day cease fire extension.
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Martin Zucker
Associated Press
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Israel
Suez Canal
Egypt
Golda Meir
Knesset
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Suez
Sinai Desert
Gunnar V. Jarring
U.N
Jordan
New York
Meir
Middle East
Suez Canal Authority
Mashhour Ahmed Mashhour
al Ahram
Amman
Arkansas Forecast Sees Cold, Snow Likely
Experiment Station report notes 24 hour period ending 7 am Monday with high 39 low 16 and 1 percent snow. Forecasts call for fair skies then much colder tonight and Tuesday with lows from zero to 8 below in the north and 5 to 16 above in the south. Highs Tuesday expected mainly in the 20s.
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Arkansas
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Marshall
Boone
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Four Charged With Drug Possession in Hot Springs Raid
AP report says four people were charged after a Saturday raid on a Hot Springs residence. About 6500 dollars worth of drugs were seized. Named suspects are John Woods, 60, and Helen Woods, 29, both Hot Springs residents, Silvester Weekley, 27, and Gloria Bradley, 22, both of Little Rock. Bonds were set at 5000 dollars each. Police said seven others were charged with accessory to possession of illegal drugs.
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Hot Springs
Ark
John Woods
Helen
Silvester Weekley
Little Rock
Gloria Bradley
Revenue sharing fight shifts to welfare reform strategy
Washington AP reports House Ways and Means shifts focus from Nixon revenue sharing to welfare reform. Mills and Byrnes favor no strings and higher federal aid alternatives. Drafts propose raising federal share while capping state spending, aiming to reassure governors while curbing demand for revenue sharing.
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Edmond Lebreton
Associated Press
Washington
House
Nixon
Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Mills
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
New York
California
Obituaries and a political survey cross Hempstead County
Notices from Superior and Philadelphia report the deaths of Morgan Murphy 67 and Dr Jacob Gershon Cohen 72 while Pomona records the death of drag racer Lew Robinson at 37. A Hempstead County Rotary column presents a public survey on taxes education and state services amid references to Governor Bumpers and redistricting.
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Jacob Gershon-Cohen
Cohen
Graduate Hospital
Pomona
Calif
Lew “Sneaky
Pete” Robinson
Robinson
Arkansans
Hempstead County
Conviction of Robbery Is Upheld by Arkansas Court
The Arkansas Supreme Court upheld Eddie Morris formerly Eddie Tate's robbery conviction and 7 to 21 year sentence for a 1969 Forrest City holdup in which store employee William F. Epps was stabbed. The court rejected 10 reversal arguments and also upheld Johnny Harper’s related seven year sentence. The ruling also affirmed Hallmark Loan & Investment Corp.’s certificate as an industrial loan company under Act 111 of 1941. Justice Byrd wrote the opinion.
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Bill Simmons
Associated Press
Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Eddie Morris
Eddie Tate
Forrest City
Tate
St. Francis County
William F. Epps
Conley Byrd
High Court
Johnny Harper
Harper
Supreme Court
Pulaski County
Hallmark Loan & Investment Corp
William F. Sherman
Hallmark
State Bank
Union Industrial
George Rose Smith
Ellis Joins McClellan staff for Arkansas appropriations
Clyde T. Ellis, former Arkansas congressman 1939 to 1942, has joined Senator John L. McClellan's staff. He will assist with Arkansas appropriations and related fiscal matters in the McClellan office.
Arkansas High Court Decisions List
The Associated Press reports on Arkansas high court actions affirming rulings in several cases from multiple circuits. Notable items include reversals and remands in Moyer Brothers v Nero Poe and various affirmations in Bell v Bell Sherman v Hallmark Loan, Fogleman v First National Bank, and Anderson Ward v Ward, with motions and per curiam orders noted.
Sanchez Get High CEO Position Named by Nixon
President Nixon named Phillip W. Sanchez to be assistant director of the Office of Economic Opportunity, making him the highest ranking Mexican American in the administration pending Senate confirmation. The 41-year-old Fresno County administrator would head the CEO operations office and oversee community action, state and local government liaison, Indian and migrant programs and training.
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Nixon
Phillip W. Sanchez
Fresno County
Calif
Office of Economic Opportunity
Sanchez
Senate
Hillary Sandoval
Small Business Administration
Frank Carlucci
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