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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1970
Page
2
Cormack Endorses Run for Speaker amid Liberal Challenge
Rep. Carl Albert of Oklahoma sits as majority leader in the House, while McCormack faces a possible insurgent bid. Reports note McCormack may retire after this year amid a grand jury probe into aides using his Capitol office. Udall proposed challenging McCormack for Speaker in 1988, a bid that failed 178 to 56 in caucus. Mills aligned with liberals on key votes, signaling a split among Southern conservatives.
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Cormack
Mills
Mah
McCormack
Rep
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Capitol
Congress
House
Morris
Udall
D-Arit
Arkansas
White House
Marie Hill case in North Carolina death row protests
The article covers Marie Hill awaiting execution for a Rocky Mount murder on Oct 7 1968 amid capital punishment protests led by Leon White and church groups. It notes nine NC death row inmates mostly Black, Hill's supporters seeking a new trial, and related cases like 16-year-old Robert Roseboro. It contrasts legal options and public sentiment with political context under Gov. Bob Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oratetgh
H.C
Bohol
Rocky Mount
Marie
North Carolina
Léon White
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Save
Marie Hill
Dilion
D.C
Edgecombe County Superior Court
North Carolina Lane
Bob Scott
Miss Hill
Robert Louis Roseboro
Roseboro
Alcoholics Treatment Outlined at Hope Lions Meeting
Hope Lions heard a program by J G Cooper of the Arkansas Rehabilitation Service on alcoholism as a disease. He cited 60 000 true alcoholics in Arkansas and up to 300 900 with drinking problems, noting 1500 patients annually sent to Benton State Hospital with half readmissions. Guests included Harry Lowder Judge James Pickinton and Judge Royce Welsenberger and Winston Davidson was welcomed as a new Safeway manager.
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Hope Lions
Haskell Jones
J.G. Cooper
Arkansas Rehabilitation Service
Alcoholic Division
Little Rock
Cooper
Arkansas
Alcoholics Anonymous
State Hospital
Benton
Winston Davidson
Safeway N Hops
Harry Lowder
James Pickinton
Royce Welsenberger
Police Power Extended to ABC Agents in Arkansas
Two Alcoholic Beverage Control agents in Little Rock halted a motorist for suspected traffic violation. ABC director Joe Gaspard said agents have police powers granted by Act 159 of 1951, though he prefers focusing on alcohol control and involving regular police for traffic offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Simmons
Associated Press
Little Rock
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Game and Fish Commission
The
Commerce Commission
Weights and Standards Division
State Highway Department
ABC
Joe Gaspard
Gaspard
Witte
Mrs. W. T. Rowland obituary ends in Hope area
Mrs. W. T. Rowland died at 79 after a Saturday illness in a local hospital. A Hempstead County lifelong resident and Walnut Street Church of Christ member, she is survived by a daughter Mrs. Robert Levins of Hope, a son Parks Rowland of San Antonio, a brother Milton Stone of Nashville, and three grandchildren. Funeral services were held Monday at Herndon Capel Memory Gardens, under Herndon Funeral Home of Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Rowland
Hempstead County
Walnut Street
10 Million in Road Jobs to Be Let in Arkansas
The Arkansas Highway Department will open bids on eleven highway projects totaling about 10 million dollars. The bid opening, Jan 28, is the first since October after near nine million in federal funds were released last week. Projects include an 8.8 mile Fayetteville bypass, relocation of the Arkansas River bridge on Arkansas 79, and additions such as weigh stations, signs, and new approaches across several counties including Conway Pope Crittenden Faulkner Perry Grant Saline Lonoke Mississippi Pike and Saint Francis.
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Little Rock
State Highway Department
Fayetteville
Drake Field
U.S. 71
Mud Creek
Pine Bluff
Stuttgart
Conway-Pope
Nouth
Atkins
Plumerville
Crittenden
West Memphis
Lehi
Faulkner-Perry
Arkansas River
Grant-Saline
U.S
I Sheridan
Arkinsis
Lonoke
Austin and Ward
Mississipty
Roydstown
Hilton
Pike
Arkansas
Howard County
Langley
St, Francis
Crowley’s Ridge
Newcastle
Arkansas Minerals Value Dips to 1980s Level
Washington APS reports the Bureau of Mines estimated Arkansas mineral production worth 198,691,000 for 1999, a decline of about 332,000 from the prior year. Mineral fuels accounted for roughly 80 billion, with value remaining largely unchanged from earlier figures.
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Arkansas Minerals
Washington
APS
Bureau of Mines
Arkinsds
Honea
Bureau
American Party Man Says APA Must Fit Within Framework
Camden and the American Party of Arkansas figure John Norman Warnock warns the APA cannot exist outside a party framework. He notes internal dispute between Chairman Walter Carruth and national committeeman Jim Johnson began in 1968 over a Fulbright challenge and a Democratic gubernatorial bid. Warnock maintains unity is key for the party’s survival.
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Camden
Ark
John Norman Warnock
American Party of Arkansas
Warnock
APA
Walter Carruth
Lexa
Jim Johnson
Johnson
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Rockefeller faces mixed support for tax session plan
Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller won one legislative backing for a proposed late February special session tax program while two lawmakers forecast failure. Rep. B. D. Brandon urged higher taxes if proceeds aid elites and counties, but House Speaker McClerkin and Sen. Gathright doubted passage, citing political risk and unclear spending plans.
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Associated Press
Winthrop Rockefeller
General Assembly
B. D
Doug’’ Brandon
Little Rock
Rockefeller
Hayes C. McClerkin
Texarkana
Morrell Gathright
Pine Bluff
Pro Tam
Senate
McClerkin
Gathright
Brandon
Grant for State Driver Education in Arkansas
The Federal Highway Administration approves a 90995 dollar grant to Arkansas for continuing maintenance and operation of 15 driver education simulators for local school districts and for supervision of driver education courses by the state Education Department.
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Associated Press Washington
Federal Highway Administration
Arkansas
State Education Department
300 Enemy Killed in Fight Series
U S and South Vietnamese forces intercepted North Vietnamese troops from the Cambodian border to the DMZ in eight battles, killing nearly 300 with heavy air and artillery fire. The United States reported five helicopters shot down, bringing total U S aircraft losses to 6,295 in the war. One American was killed and 29 wounded, while South Vietnamese casualties were eight killed and 32 wounded.
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Saigon
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Commercial Rocket Is Insured For Satellite Launch
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The first U S space rocket insured against failure with a 872000 premium. The policy pays COMSAT 4 57 million if the Delta rocket fails to reach orbit. INTELSAT consortium members cover the rest of the 11 5 million total cost. The satellite is sixth in the Intelsat 3 series intended for a global network with stations over the Atlantic Pacific and Indian Oceans. Two Intelsat 3 satellites previously failed to reach orbit in 1968 and 1969.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
U.S
Communications Satellite Corp
Comsat
Delta
International Telecommunications Satellite Consortium
INTEL+ SAT
Atlantic
Pacific
Indian Oceans
Retired Judge to Hold Court in Little Rock
U S District Court Judge John F E Miller of Fort Smith will hold court in Little Rock the week of January 15 to help clear a backlog of cases.
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Little Rock
U.S. District Court
John FE. Miller
Fort Smith
Nixon May Seek Excise Tax Increase
President Nixon may seek raises in several federal excise taxes including a possible steep hike in the cigarette levy to help balance the budget. Treasury has drafted alternatives for increased revenues in fiscal 1971, with some proposals to appear in the budget message.
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Sterling F. Green
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Nixon
Treasury
White House
Congress
San Clemente
Calif
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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