Deep well water troubles in Hope Prescott Magnolia
In the Nevada County News Prescott faces a critical water crisis after a Jan 7 supply failure. A planned pipeline to Millwood and a filtration plant are proposed, with federal aid likely. Camden uses river water and filtration, while other towns endure similar summer shortages.
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Plane hijacked over Florida halts Newark to Miami flight
A Boeing 727 en route from Newark to Miami was hijacked near Jacksonville Florida today. The incident was reported by the Federal Aviation Administration. The aircraft reportedly diverted and landed safely as authorities pursued resolution. No injuries were immediately reported and investigations were begun by FAA and local officials.
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Weather to Be More Pleasant
A cold front moved off the state joined by high pressure from the Mexican Gulf, clearing rain and freezing rain. The outlook through Wednesday shows milder sunny spells, with a pleasant period expected across the state.
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Supreme Court Nomination of Carswell Clears Senate Panel
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved by 12 to 4 the nomination of Judge G Harrold Carswell of Tallahassee Florida to the Supreme Court. The panel set an April 24 vote on electoral reform, with opponents citing concerns over Carswell's qualifications and past remarks. A Florida deed report alleging a white only clause in property Carswell and his wife sold in 1966 prompted renewed controversy.
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Michigan
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Massachusetts
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Indiana
Joseph D. Tydings
Maryland
Marlow Cook
Fastland
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D-N.j
James O. Eastland
Florida
Will Enforce Inspection Law Campaign Begins March First
The Arkansas State Police will start a campaign March 1 to enforce the state vehicle inspection law. Col. Ralph Scott said troopers will set up periodic roadblocks in counties to check inspection stickers. January inspections totaled 39,137, down 63,616 from the prior January.
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Massive U S Air Raids Hit North Vietnam and Laos
More than 400 American fighter bombers attacked North Vietnamese troops trucks and supply lines in eastern Laos on Sunday in one of the heaviest air raids in Southeast Asia. A Skyraider was shot down over the Plain of Jars with the pilot presumed killed. Other raids targeted Ho Chi Minh Trail routes to slow North Vietnamese movement toward South Vietnam. B52 missions pounded supply depots along the border. In Da Nang area fighting, allied forces killed about 182 enemy troops and captured 16, with government losses at 12 dead and 31 wounded.
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New Wave of Antiwar Demonstrations Planned for April
Cleveland April 15 set as nationwide action by Student Mobilization Committee and National Moratorium groups. Demonstrations target taxes inflation and war spending. SMC aims for mass student strikes and a "Bring ALL the GI's Home now" slogan.
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Riots Case Deliberations as Contempt Sentences Imposed
Federal jury enters third day on riot conspiracy charges against seven men jailed since the 1968 Democratic National Convention. Judge Julius Hoffman sentenced lawyers Kunstler and Weinglass for contempt, staying execution to May 4. Each defendant faces up to 10 years and a $20,000 fine if convicted.
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Earl Ayrrod
Associated Press Writers Chicago
Res Liberations
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William M. Kunstler
Leonard J. Weinglass
Kunstler
New York City
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Newark
Cook Couny
Weinmlass
Census Takers Needed for Hempstead County
Census officials issued a call for Hempstead County residents to apply as census takers for the 1970 Population and Housing Census starting April 1. Applicants must be 18 or older and U.S. citizens, pass a basic test, and may receive mileage for driving. Pay averages about 2.00 per hour with 40 hour weeks yielding roughly 60 to 100 dollars, assignments lasting three to five weeks beginning in March.
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Hempstead
United States
Parents Son Loses Heir Rights In Arkansas Supreme Court Ruling
Arkansas Supreme Court ruled that a son who murdered his parents loses any inheritance rights. The case stemmed from the 1953 rifle slaying of Mr and Mrs Tunious E Wright of Sulphur Springs. Leslie A Wright, paroled in 1964, later died in an automobile accident and his widow and son were not entitled to any of the Wright property. The court held no one should profit from their own wrongful act.
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Associated Press
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Arkansas Supreme Court
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Sulphur Springs
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Union County
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January 194? District Traffic Fatalities Report
The Hope District of the Arkansas State Police released January traffic data. Hempstead Miller Little River and Sevier counties each had one fatality. 99 accidents investigated in the Hope district with speed too fast for conditions as the leading factor. Alcohol-related collisions totaled 19. Clark County had the highest district rate with 20 accidents. statewide 767 accidents with 39 fatalities.
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Budget compromise bill advances in HEW aid debate
The House Appropriations Committee reported a compromise HEW bill funding Education Welfare and Labor and the Office of Economic Opportunity at total 20.3 billion, above Nixon's budget by 699 million. The panel noted potential veto risk and counted more supporting votes than sustaining, signaling a path to House floor consideration.
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Protest March Set Saturday in Little Rock
A protest march against Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller's busing policy for racial balance is planned in Little Rock on Saturday. Dr. Mitchell Young of Texas, national president of Freedom Inc., expects 20,000 to 25,000 marchers to end at the state Capitol. Norman Warnock of Camden said the American Party in Arkansas would support the rally.
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Camden
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College Course Offerings Begin at Hope in Spring
Henderson State College announced extension courses at Hope for the spring semester. Courses include American Literature Engl. 3073 taught by James Durham, Elementary Music Methods educ. 2403 with Dr. Robert Bruner, and Educational Psychology psyc. 4123 by Dr. Ward Ankrum. Classes meet 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. for 15 weeks in the Hope High School annex, starting Feb. 11 and Feb. 17 with different start dates. Enrollment via second week of the class. Tuition is $45 plus luned materials.
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Henderson State College
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Typhoid May Have Killed Man In Vancouver Outbreak
A passenger from the Oronsay died in Vancouver General Hospital amid a typhoid outbreak traced to the ship. Frederick Bower, 62, of Victoria Station Australia, was identified as the deceased after an autopsy was arranged. The Oronsay had spent three weeks in harbor while authorities tracked the fever, with 75 aboard hospitalized for suspected or confirmed typhoid.
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Unclear OCR note from financial page
Fragmentary text references banks, billions, last quarter figures, and named entities but remains unreadable. No coherent event or persons to identify. cannot determine a concrete news item or outcome from the provided text.
Visit by Merle Norman stylist at Red River VTS
Students at Red River Vocational Technical School iMeet Specialists learned beauty and sewing basics from Mary Arnold of Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio and Frances Gilley at Fabric Center. Demonstrations covered the Three Steps to Beauty and fabric selection with trims while James A. Brewer of Yari-Type displayed office machines.
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Brenda Grimens
Verser
Frances Gilley
Clase
James A. Brewer
Yari-Typer Corporation
Little Rock
Red River Vocational Technical School
Evans Honored at Arkansas Tree Farm Meeting
In Little Rock Arkansas the Tree Farm Committee met to award Tree Farmer of the Year Leo Evans Columbus and Outstanding Tree Farm Inspector Joe E Boyd Malvern. Evans received a chainsaw from dealer Carlos Caciuppo and was named tree farmer for 289 acres of culvertrove? and timber and tar production. New state officers include A L Nelson as chairman and J C Dake linger and Kraig Morriston as vice chairman and secretary treasurer Meat.
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