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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1972

Page

5

Peace alternatives seen as close to surrender

Washington AP says Nixon signals debate on Vietnam policy while avoiding aggressive language toward critics. He warns presidential hopefuls not to aid Hanoi, while Kissinger labels McGovern’s peace bid as aiding the enemy, and Rogers and Haldeman previously caution attacks could hinder negotiations. Presidential aspirants may criticize but risk being seen as calling for surrender.

Washington Nixon Vietnam Hanoi H.R. Haldeman United States Henry A. Kissinger Kissinger Sen George) McGovern Haldeman Marks William P. Rogers Edmund S. Muskie McGovern South Dakota Rogers

Three print contracts ruled invalid by Arkansas judge

LITTLE ROCK AP Three firms won state printing contracts last December but a Circuit Court judge ruled they had no rights to the jobs. Judge Warren E Wood said International Graphics Inc had the lowest enforceable bid and Bryant’s rejection of that bid was within his discretion. The ruling follows a January finding of law urging judicial deference to the secretary of state. The case stems from Bryant’s Dec 10 decision to reject International Graphics bids on four contracts.

Little Rock Kelly Bryant Circuit Court Warren E. Wood Wood International Orphics Inc Litle Rock Bryant International Graphics International Graphis

Bill Ends West Coast Dock Strike by Arbitration

A bill forcing end to the 125 day West Coast dock strike through compulsory arbitration sits on President Nixon’s desk if a tentative agreement collapses. Leaders of the longshoremen vote Saturday on accepting the deal. Nixon plans to delay signing. The House passed the measure 214 to 139, with the Senate earlier approving 79 to 3.

John Beckler Associated Press Washington Nixon House Senate William M. Colmer D-Miss Rules Committee Education and Labor Committee Colmer B. F. Sisk D-Calif

Officer Guilty of Perjury in North Little Rock Case

Lt. Tommy Glover of the North Little Rock Police Department was found guilty of perjury in U.S. District Court after a Grand Jury probe into alleged illegal gaming. Judge Henley postponed sentencing pending a presentence report. potential penalties include up to $2,000 fine and up to five years in prison. The jury rendered its verdict after 37 minutes of deliberation.

Snow Slated for North Arkansas

Snow is forecast for parts of Northern Arkansas though the front is weak with little accumulation. Other areas expect rain starting this evening through Friday, with colder temperatures. Lows tonight mid 20s to 30s, Fridays highs in the 30s to 40s, weekend clouds with possible rain Sunday.

Little Rock Arkansas Nation Weather Service Memphis el Dorado Fayetteville Harrison Jonesboro Pine Bluff Fort Smith

Backlash Feared Over Nixon backed Construction Wage Control

AP reports Florida labor leaders warn of backlash from rank and file if local unions overturn wage rulings. AFL-CIO heads on the Construction Industry Stabilization Committee seek stronger legal authority via executive order or legislation to protect cooperation and prevent recalls from office.

Neil Gilbride Miami Beach Fla Nixon White House Afl-Cio Construction Industry Stabilization Committee Stabilization Committee Iron Workers John Lyons Aflcio Building and Construction Trades Department Aflcio Executive Council

Divide the Racing Board in Arkansas Split

Senator Q Byrum Hurst of Hot Springs proposes abolishing the five member Arkansas Racing Commission and replacing it with two separate five member commissions for horse racing and greyhound racing in Arkansas. Each would include governor appointees with at least one member from each congressional district. The plan follows growth and differences between Oaklawn Park and West Memphis dog racing franchises.

Little Rock Q. Byrum Hurst Hot Springs Arkansas Arkansas Racing Commission Hurst West Memphis Southland Greyhound Corp Oaklawn Park Dale Bumpers

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