Warnings Issued as Snow Starts Falling in State
Light snow began in Fayetteville and northwest Arkansas may see two to three inches. Travel alerts issued for west and north regions as rain shifts to freezing rain or snow behind a cold front. Temperatures dropped to 19 at Fayetteville and Pine Bluff. a tornado watch for Ashley and Chicot counties expired without incidents.
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Associated Press
Fayetteville
Little Rock
Pine Bluff
Ashley
Chicot
Weather Station Report and ARKANSAS Travel Warning
Weather data for 24 hours ending 7 am Tuesday records high 50 and low 39 with 0.73 inches rainfall. Forecast warns travelers in Arkansas of cloudy, cold conditions with intermittent light snow in the northwest and freezing rain mixed with snow elsewhere. Precipitation ends earlier in the northwest this afternoon and elsewhere tonight. Expect continued cold tonight with decreasing clouds, then a Wednesday with highs in the 30s.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Radioactivity spreads to airports via contaminated Delta jet
A leaky shipment of 80 curies of molybdenum radioisotopes contaminated a Delta Convair 880 in Kennedy to Houston transit. The same plane carried passengers on eight flights through Florida Ohio Kentucky Illinois and Georgia before detection. AEC officials say no one was hurt and radiation in the luggage area was minimal.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Aiken
S.C
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Atlanta
Kennedy Airport
New York
Houston
Tex
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Giboney
Democrats Seek Free CBS Air Time in Response
The Democratic National Committee asked CBS for free air time to reply to President Nixon's CBS Sunday night appearance with Dan Rather and also sought NBC time to answer the NBC program A Day in the Presidency aired Dec 21. No response had been given by either network.
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Democratic National Committee
Columbia Broadcasting System
Nixon
CBS
Dan Rather
National Broadcasting Company
NBC
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New Manager of El Dorado News-Times Named
David R. Plamer has been named general manager of the El Dorado News-Times to succeed A. W. Estes. The appointment was announced in El Dorado Arkansas.
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EL Dorado, Ark
David R. Plamer
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el Dorado News-Times
A. W. Estes
Zodiac Sign Key Codes Across 12 Constellations
The text lists astrological signs with date ranges and sets of letter codes. Each sign includes two lines of code groups such as AC-BC-CG-DE-EJ-FH for Aries and similar patterns for Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius.
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ARIES
Hope Arkansas Star discusses prison reform and costs
The Arkansas Star outlines prison conditions since 1967, noting a self supporting system at first but later sweeping reform. It cites large appropriations from 1967 to 1971, aims for rehabilitation through work, and calls for better personnel and industrial training. The piece mentions mechanization, garment and furniture production ideas, and toll-road funding discussions. Don Stanley organized the program with guests Doug Byrd and John Wilson Jr.
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Tolbert Inauguration Gala Dances Amid Mourning Note
Liberia's President Tolbert hosts a gala inaugural ball with Billy Graham, Pat Nixon receiving Liberia's highest decoration. Tolbert and guests dance late into the night, though Tolbert mourns the death of one of his children. The event features Martta Fahn Bulleh and bands from Grambling College. Mrs. Nixon accepts the Grand Cordon for the American people.
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Liberia
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William Tolbert
Pat Nixon
Tolbert
Grambling College
Louisiana
Martta Fahn Bulleh
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Republic of Liberia
Four Accidents Investigated Yesterday by City Police
City police investigated four accidents causing heavy property damage and injuries. At 11 40 a m at North Hazel and Beach St a collision involving Jack Cannon and Dayton Thomason of Hope led to a failure to yield charge against Cannon. A 1 20 p m crash on the Safeway Store lot between W M Ramsey of Hope and Archie L Wingfield of Washington caused minor damage. At 1 30 p m at 6th and Walnut Glen Mattison of Tulsa collided with Edward L Smith of Hope, sending Smith into George Straughter’s home. Smith was injured. Straughter residence damaged. At 3 15 p m at S Elm and Second Margie Osborn of Hope struck Essie Lee Johnson. Johnson was hospitalized with unknown injuries. No charges filed.
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Dayton Thomason
Hope
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W. M. Ramsey
Archie L. Wingfield
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Neal
6Th and
Walnut
Glen Mattison
Tulsa
Okla
Edward L. Smith
Smith
George Straughter
Straughter
Ward
Purtle
S. Elm
Margie Osborn
Essie Lee Johnson
A. C. Sinyard
Four Big Banks Cut Prime Rates to 5 Percent in New York
Four major New York banks Chase Manhattan Bank Bankers Trust Manufac turers Hanover Trust Co and Chemical Bank reduced their prime lending rate to 5 percent effective immediately following a drop in money market rates and sluggish business loan demand Observers note the last 5 percent prime was in March 1966 Irv ing Trust Co had cut earlier boosting the trend In El Dorado Arkansas Ollie B Bowman 33 was charged with first degree murder in the New Year s Eve slaying of Charlie Roberson 44
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EL Dorado, Ark
Ollie B. Bowman
el Dorado
Charlie Roberson
Nixon Meets Japanese Prime Minister in California Visit
President Nixon travels to California to boost U S shipyards facing foreign competition from Japan and Europe. He plans talks with Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato at San Clemente and will visit San Diego National Steel and Shipbuilding Co. to discuss subsidized vessel building in the United States.
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Associated Press
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Calif
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California
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United States
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National Steel and Shipbuilding Co
Mrs. Carrie G. Bayless Dies at 87 in Gordon
Carrie Gladden Bayless aged 87 of Gordon died Saturday. She was a First United Methodist Church member and former Hope resident. Survived by three daughters, three brothers, five grandchildren, seven great grandchildren. Funeral at First United Methodist Church Gurdon. burial Rose Hedge Cemetery. L L Middlebrooks age 90, formerly of Patmos, died January 3 in a Shreveport nursing home. Survived by wife Bertie and five sons. Funeral January 4 at Rose Neath Funeral Home Shreveport.
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Hope
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Gurdon
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Prescott
Gladden
Louisiana
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Patmos
Shreveport
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Corley Tedder
Texarkana
Dale
F.D
Redondo Beach
Calif
W.G
L.W
Ray
Rose- Neath Funeral Home
Armstrong Holds His First Class At University of Cincinnati
Neil A. Armstrong, Apollo 11 astronaut, teaches his first class as aerospace engineering professor at the University of Cincinnati. He joined three months ago and appeared Monday in a course on applied aircraft performance.
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Neil A. Armstrong
University of Cincinnati
Armstrong
Wapakoneta
Ohio
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