Cemetery Diggers Bargain as Funeral Plans Unfold
A narrator describes visiting Beech Tree cemetery near Wellington Road where workers prepare for a funeral of Frank, with Jake and the Beech Tree Cemetery Association arranging digs and supplies. Tension rises over embalming room access and a potential convention, as residents discuss permissions and timing for the grave. The scene shifts to Alice Osborn’s house with local officials nearby, while the narrator reflects on community dynamics and forthcoming sundown burial.
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Tree Farmers Bank
Wellington Road
Wellington
Ted
Johnson
Qn Commission
Ann the Bald
Frank
Alice
Austin O'Coneavy
Jake
Beech ‘Association
Pittsburgh
Alice Osborn
Bill
Louis
Woodrull
Abner
Union Decides the GOP to Have Edge
AFL-CIO political strategists forecast a Republican edge in the 1996 presidential race. The analysis submitted to the AFL-CIO Executive Council cites Eisenhower era spending proposals for schools housing social security health and roads as eroding Democrats appeal. The report also notes farm price declines as the Democrats strongest remaining domestic issue.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Aplcio
Eisenhower
Aan
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Afl-Cio
James L. McDevitt
Jack Krall
Dandelions mark warmth and pipe lines. Red Cross notes volunteers
Dandelions cluster on warm ground revealing buried heating pipelines. The Red Cross reports two million volunteer workers.
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The
Red Cross
Loopholes in Contribution Law Spark Taxpayer Debate
Washington lawmakers push Henings bill to tighten election funding rules. It targets primary and general elections spending, expands federal limits to state and local committees, and raises caps to 12 million dollars for federal contests with detailed reporting extending to all committees. Critics say Congress unlikely to act this election year.
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Sen. Henings
DMO
Congress
Warren Olney
Supreme Court
Hennings
Senate
Reisa
Hennings Dill
Arkansass Supreme Court Affirms Several Decisions
The Arkansas Supreme Court issued multiple rulings today including affirmations in Earl B D Whitwell vs Carl J Henry Sr from Pulaski Chancery Court and Gipson cases against local officials from Saline and Pulaski courts, with some probate and chancery matters modified or affirmed. The decisions involve appellees and appellants from Pulaski Ouachita Saline and Garland counties, including land and treasurer disputes.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Earl BD
Whitwell
Carl J Henry Sr
Pulaski Chancery Court
Dewey Harris
Bennie Arris
Ouachita Probate Court
Ren Howell Davis
Jerry T. Perryman
Pulaski
Charles E.ludwig
The
Arlington Hotel Co
Garland Chan
Everyone Wants to Fight Sugar Ray in the Middleweight Scene
The middleweight division roars after Sugar Ray Robinson reclaimed the title by beating Bob Olson. A rematch is set for April 20 in Los Angeles. Ralph Jones, Tony Baldon, Hardy Smallwood, Ray Drake, and Eduardo Latisse enter the crowded field as contenders, with bouts in New York and Chicago shaping the season.
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Sugar Ray Robinson
Sugar Ray
Bobs Olson
Sinion
Wabbaseka School District V Rubye Johnson Appeal
The Jefferson City court affirmed the ruling in the case between Wabbaseka School District No 7 and Rubye Johnson, upholding the prior decision.
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Wabbaseka School District No. 7
Rubye Johnson
Jefferson Cite
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