Arkansas seeks mistrial record in Kagebien appeal
The Arkansas Supreme Court was asked to include the mistrial record in Joe N. Kagebien's appeal from a first degree murder conviction. Kagebien, 16, of DeWitt, was sentenced to death after a 1970 death of Jimmy Wayne Wampler, 27, of Wynne. The stay was granted by Gov. Bumpers pending appeal.
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DeWitt
Larry Mannis
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Political Prisoner Mujibur Rahman Released by Bhutto
President Bhutto announced the release of Sheik Mujibur Rahman, East Pakistan’s former dominant political leader, hailed by Radio Pakistan at a Karachi rally. Mujib, Awami League chief, led Bangladesh’s independence movement and was arrested in March. The move may ease India Pakistan settlement talks after their recent war.
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ASU Board Names Hoyt New Chairman
W. P. Gulley of Little Rock praised the Arkansas State University Board after Gov. Dale Bumpers appointed Hoyt 33 a Newport lawyer to replace Joe Brooks as board chairman. Brooks’ five-year term expires January 14.
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Newport
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Dale Bumpers
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Mrs Mabel Smithey Rites Held In Meridian
Meridian Mississippi Mrs Mabel Smithey aged about died December 31 in a Meridian hospital. She is survived by cousins including Mrs Hansford Long of Hope. Funeral services were held Sunday January 2 in Meridian with graveside services in Hope on Monday at Rose Hill Cemetery conducted by Reverend Carlton Roberts. Arrangements were by Stevens Funeral Home of Meridian with interment by Oakcrest Funeral Home.
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Famous Author Succumbs to Old Age in Phoenix and Huntington
Harold R. Pinckard 74 editorial page editor of the Huntington Herald-Dispatch died after a long illness. He had been with Huntington Publishing Co. since 1922. A separate item notes Dr Lillian Gilbreth death at 93, widow of Frank Gilbreth, cofounder of time and motion study, author of Cheaper by the Dozen with their children. Memorials set for January in Scottsdale and Montclair.
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Viet Cong shell Da Nang air base in first strike in three months
Saigon reports Viet Cong shelled the Da Nang air base early today after a three month lull, firing four 100 pound rockets that wounded one American and damaged planes and ground gear. Mortar fire along the DMZ killed one South Vietnamese soldier and wounded two. Atlantic City convention hall seats 41,000.
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Nixon Seeks Major Cutback in Wage Price Controls
President Nixon says wage price and rent controls could be drastically reduced this year if inflation slows, while keeping some controls beyond 1972 if needed. He aims to lower unemployment from 6 percent, down from 6, amid gradual decontrol as inflation psychology cools.
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Nixon
Herbert Stein
CBS
Dan Rather
Paul W. McCracken
McCracken
Stein
ABC
Fed Up With Football Games
Conway Arkansas Mrs Maples of Vilonia argues television football ruins homes during holidays. She tells the Conway Log Cabin Democrat she will not buy products advertised on games and says removing football would rouse lazy workers from the couch.
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D. S. Maples
Vilonia
Faulkner County
Airman De Venney Completes Basic Training
Airman Frank E. De Venney son of Mrs Mary L De Venney of 904 Spring Hill Hope has completed basic training at Lackland AFB Texas He is assigned to Chanute AFB NL for aircraft maintenance training and is a 1971 Hope High School graduate His father George F De Venney resides in Perrytown.
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Frank E. de Venney
Mary L. de Venney
Spring Hill, Hope
U.S. Air Force
Air Training Command
Lackland Afb
Tex
Chanute Afb
de Venney
Hope High School
George F. de Venney
Perrytown
1971 Arkansas traffic deaths rise to 691
LITTLE ROCK AP The State Police report 691 people died in Arkansas traffic accidents in 1971, up 75 from 1970, reflecting a higher annual toll across the state. The data underscore ongoing road safety concerns amid increasing vehicle use.
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