Seminary Singers to Perform in Ashdown Concert
The 70 member Seminary Singers from Perkins School of Theology, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, will present a concert at First United Methodist Church in Ashdown, Arkansas on Sunday evening January 12. The program spans motets to folk and electronic styles, with the choir touring the South and Southeast. Dr Carlton R Young directs.
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Crop prices drop for Arkansas farmers in Dec period
Arkansas crop and livestock prices fell for the 30 days ending December 15. All Farm Products Index was 5 percent below the November 15 level, with Dec 15 index 1 percent above December 1973. Beef cattle broilers and calves eased while hogs milk and eggs partially offset the drop.
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Louisiana Deepwater Superport Plans Move Forward
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U.S. Auction Aims to Stem Foreign Gold Inflow
Washington reports the government is auctioning about one million ounces of gold to big buyers at roughly 175 dollars per ounce to curb an expected surge of imported gold after Americans could own gold again. The sale, limited to domestic bidders, seeks to protect the U.S. trade balance amid a trade deficit and rising gold prices.
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Liddy Defends Nixon In TV Interview
Convicted Watergate burglar G Gordon Liddy says Nixon should have been more ruthless and destroyed the tapes. He likens Dean to a stool pigeon and Magruder to an accomplished liar while praising Judge Sirica and criticizing Dean's confinement. Liddy predicts he would prefer an honest bank robber if returned to prison. He calls Watergate an justified intelligence effort and details his silence. His wife defends him as a hero for silent service. Kris Kristofferson introduces Billy Swan in New York transfer event.
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Brezhnev leukemia rumor prompts cancellation report
Soviet leader Leonid I. Brezhnev is suspected ill with leukemia, the Chicago Sun Times reports. Columnist Charles Bartlett cites confirmation of the disease without Soviet acknowledgment. Rumors had circulated in Moscow about his health and absences being blamed on flu.
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