Lions Club talk outlines park plans and guests
City Parks project updates discussed at a Lions Club luncheon. Paul Henley criticized youth activity management while outlining park improvements. Picnic shelters and new trash containers were noted. Cecil O'Steen and Dr J C Wells arranged the program with local officials and guests including city manager Garland Medders, Gene White, David Still, and Haskell Jones.
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Parks Recreationair
Paul Henley
Lions Club
Town & Country
Youth Activitier
Otheir Management
Cecil O’steen
J.C. Wells
New Orleans
Lion Trussell
Garland Medders
Gene White
David Still
Sear’s Maidger
Haskell Jones
Senate weighing stopgap spending amid veto threats
The Senate faces a Saturday deadline as the current spending authority for H E W Labor risks lapsing. Congress may pass a general funding resolution through June 30 or risk a Nixon veto. Mansfield notes a veto possibility while Magnuson cites reports Nixon might reject a continuing resolution. Mrs. Hattie Caraway of Arkansas is noted as the first woman elected to the US Senate in 1932.
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Department of ‘Health
Education and Welfare
Department of Labor
Congress
Mansfield
Nixon
Magnuson
House
Hattie Caraway
Arkansas
Kentucky teachers strike closes about 60 percent of districts
About 24,000 of Kentucky's 32,000 teachers did not report to work on Monday, closing roughly 118 of the state's 193 districts as the first day of a walkout unfolded. KEA officials called the response very good while lawmakers faced pressure for higher pay and negotiations reforms.
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Pbusville
Kentucky Education Association
Kentucky
Marvin J. Dodson
KEA
mid-Kentucky
General Assembly
Romano Mazzoli
Louisville
Senate Education
Arkansas Horse Purchase Case Tests Jurisdiction
The appeal concerns Ton Hughes owner of a stallion business who sent employees to Arkansas to buy three horses from Bob Wichman of Madison County. Checks used for payment were dishonored and payments reportedly stopped. The sole issue is whether Hughes transacted business in Arkansas to establish personal jurisdiction under the Uniform Interstate and International Procedure Act.
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Arkansas
Ton Hughes
Bob Wichman
T Madleon ‘County
Wetman
George Smith
Hughes
U S Financed School Programs Explained By Official
James H. Jones, Superintendent, explains federal ESEA Title I aims to assist economically deprived pupils in Hope Schools. He notes shifts from food aid to textbooks and instructional materials, with Title funded programs including reading remedial work, counseling, testing, health, clothing, and school bookstores and lunchroom services operating self-supporting.
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James H. Jones
Hope
ESEA
Children of Hope
Esea Tite I
Chicago 7 Get Jail Haircuts For Sanitary Standards
Chicago seven riot defendants at Cook County Jail have had haircuts to standard length for sanitary reasons, Warden Winston E. Moore said. Dellinger aged 54 is balding and compliant. others include Davis 29, Hayden 30, Hoffman 33, Rubin 31, all convicted last week of crossing state lines with intent to incite a riot. They received five years in prison and $5,000 fines plus costs.
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Chicago
Cook County
Winston E. Moore
David T. Dellinger
Moore
Dellinger
Bennard C. ‘Renewe” Davis
Thomas E. Hayden
Abbott
Abbie'' Hoffman
Jerry C. Rubin
Arkansas Weather Outlook Our Cloudy Week Ahead
Parts of Arkansas will see unsettled conditions with rain and snow flurries spreading from the west. The midweek forecast calls for mild days in the 50s with mainly cloudy skies and overnight lows around freezing, with potential colder pockets tonight.
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Arkansas
Mbally
South
Condemnation Round on Middle East Air Crisis Sparks Debate
A Cairo press dispute follows the Abu Zaabal blast that killed 80, provoking accusations that the U.S. and Israel manufactured a hostile atmosphere to justify arms sales. Al Ahram and Al Gumhurriya attack the incident as propaganda while the Swissair disaster prompts global airline and security responses. Israel and Palestinian factions distance themselves from the Swissair crash as European carriers halt shipments. The Swiss plan an aviation security conference to discuss civil air protection.
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Israel
Qe Cairo
al Gumhurriya
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Cairo
al Ahram
Front
Beirut
Germany
Amman
Popular Front
George Habash
Eswayl
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Arsh
Pryor Calls for National Inquiry Into Nursing Home Care
Washington congressman David Pryor reports he has spent over a year collecting data on the nursing home industry. He cites rising profits and higher costs while services lag, noting about 2 billion dollars in tax funds flow to homes annually and that chains are expanding with owners from varied professions. He visited 12 facilities and found care levels uneven, describing a wide price range and staffing concerns.
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Washington
David Pryor
Dougrass
Pryor
Maryland
Virginia
Volunteer Dentists Save Local Youths in Free Clinic
Los Angeles volunteers led by Dr Martin Rosenberg join Teen Posts and American Jewish Committee to provide free dental exams for more than 400 youths from the black community and East Los Angeles Spanish speaking barrio. Rosenberg expressed shock at findings with one girl showing 13 cavities and extensive dental issues.
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Los Angeles
Martin Rosenberg
William Elkins
Los Angeles County
Gosenberg
Rosenberg
Safety program teaches fire prevention at Red River
Roy Taylor of the Hope Fire Department presented to the Nurses Aide Class at Red River Vocational School. He demonstrated methods to prevent fires, how to control small fires, and safe patient evacuation procedures.
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Roy Taylor
Hope Fire Department
Red River Vocational School
Cloudy Skies With Rain Likely Across Arkansas
The Associated Press reports cloudy skies and scattered light rain across Arkansas with a cold front expected Wednesday bringing colder drier air. Temperatures will fall from 45 to 60 across cities with overnight lows in the 40s. Measurable precipitation totals ranged from .01 to .09 inches in several cities. A dentist cites a tragic remark about a dental cripple while Rosenberg notes that most of the first 310 youngsters examined required treatment.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Weather Bureau
Bureau
Harrison
el Dorado
Fayetteville
Jonesboro
Pine Bluff
Little Rock
Memphis
Rosenberg
Rockefeller decries state problems as nonpartisan burden
WR ASKS cites Governor Rockefeller asserting that state ills are not partisan but people problems and that any governor faces the same duties. He vows to advance the state, noting aging and crowded state buildings impair efficiency and that his third-term bid depends on legislature support.
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Rockefeller
Arkansas
General Assembly
Labor Not Happy With Nixon Plan
Miami Beach AP reporter Neil Gilbride covers AFL CIO leaders reacting to President Nixon's anti inflation policy stance. George Meany and others press Shultz as Nixon urges cooperation and says unemployment should not rise steeply. Lincoln quote ties labor to economic justice while discussing inflation's hidden tax. Also an odd note on heavy turkeys from Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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Miami Beach
Nixon
Afls Cio
Labor Federation
Executive Council
George Meany
Afl-Cio
George P. Shultz
White House
Council
Shultz
Abraham Lincoln
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Notice of Proposed Compromise in Broad Spectrum Antibiotics Case
Legal notice outlines proposed settlement terms in a U.S. District Court antitrust action involving major pharmaceutical companies over broad spectrum antibiotics. It notes a hearing date in New York, locations for examining plans, and procedures for class members to participate or object, with deadlines and allocation method details.
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United States District Court For
Souther District
New York
the Coure
Amber
Agtons
Chay. Plier & Co. Dig
Aniean Cytrid Company
Bristol-Myeds Company
Olin Mathignan Chemueal Corporati Squibb
Beech Nat, Inc
Appoha Company
Cereai
Tatulits
Affeharta
Offe Ghoup i Chads Yy
Tad Corstens
States Court House
Posey Square
Theo Abibara
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