Chance Of Rain Returns In Arkansas Weekend Forecast
The National Weather Service extends the Arkansas forecast with a renewed chance of rain this weekend as the outlook covers Saturday. Weather officials urge residents to monitor updates for possible showers.
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Scientists study human hibernation potential in space travel
Washington AP reports National Geographic notes hibernation slows body processes and reduces food and oxygen needs, potentially enabling long space voyages. Scientists link triggers to endocrine and nervous systems, though true human hibernation remains uncertain.
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Vance Praises Sadat as a Man of Vision in Cairo
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance arrived in Cairo on the Middle East tour and praised Egyptian President Anwar Sadat as a man of vision and a statesman. He said talks in Israel were useful and urged progress toward a Geneva type conference in 1977. Israel and Jordan outlined views on PLO participation and separate Arab delegations for talks.
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Tax writers denying high income rebate plan changes
Congressional tax writers move to deny $50 rebates to families and individuals earning over $30,000 and to extend payments to AFDC recipients. They scale down the $25k–$30k bracket, remove relief above $30k, and consider a $1 billion cut by barring 19 million from double receiving both a $50 rebate and a $50 bonus.
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Two Hempstead residents on UA Little Rock Chancellor's List
George T. Frazier Jr. of Hope and Paul D. Thaxton of McCaskill named to the Chancellor's List for fall semester at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. List honors fulltime students with B plus grades or better.
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Funeral services for Loyd Childers held at Delight
Loyd Childers 61 died Tuesday afternoon in a Murfreesboro hospital. Services were held Thursday at Delight Baptist Church with burial in Bethel Cemetery Clark County. He was a WWII veteran and retired farmer survived by wife Annie Bell, five step-sons, three daughters, two brothers and one grandson.
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Carter favors vote for D C
President Carter supports granting voting representation in Congress for the District of Columbia but questions the merit of granting statehood. He envisions D C having voting rights in Congress and mentions Home Rule limits, without committing to Senate representation or full statehood.
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Measles cases rise in multiple states show vaccination gaps
Utah reports 373 cases in 1975 and 2351 last year. Virginia epidemiology chief Donald Biemiller urges uniform enforcement of the immunization law. Virginia tallies 38 in 1975 and 844 last year. Pennsylvania cases climb from 626 in 1975 to 2682 last year. penalties exist but rarely imposed. Hawaii enforces vaccination laws with 64 cases in 1975 and 11 last year. Ohio records 1000 cases last year versus 106 in 1975.
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Marines order court martial for two black Leathernecks
The Marine Corps will hold general courts-martial for Cpl. Clarence Capers Jr. and Lance Cpl. Bobby R. Bishop, among 14 black Marines charged in the Nov. 13 raid at Camp Pendleton. Convictions could bring 21 years hard labor and dishonorable discharge for conspiracy and assault.
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Carter nominates earth scientist as top agricultural adviser
In remarks to farmers, President Carter said he selected the best person for secretary of agriculture. He pledged to boost basic agricultural research and plans to shift science advisory focus toward earth science, rejecting six physicists for the role. He noted changes to simplify travel voucher paperwork and aimed to restore U S relations with Angola and Cuba, with strong applause during the Q&A.
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