Camden Man Named New Safeway Store Manager
Winson Davidson, a Camden native, was named the new store manager for the Safeway in Hope. He arrives from Forrest City where he led the store for 11 months and brings 11 years with the company across Crossett Bastrop Hope and Forrest City. Davidson and his wife Wanda have a daughter Janet eight, and they attend Unity Baptist Church as Lions Club members.
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Writers Honor Killebrew at Boston baseball dinner
The Associated Press reports Harmon Killebrew, 1969 AL MVP, will be a special guest at the 31st annual Boston Baseball dinner on January 9. Killebrew hit 49 home runs and 140 RBIs last season and ranks 13th on the all time major homer list with 446.
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Slain Labor Chief Allies Get Threats
Investigators report two close allies of the late Joseph A Yablonski have received threatening calls since the slayings. Marion Pellegrini of UMW District 5 said a caller warned, Youre next, while Elmer Brown noted a warning to mind his own business. Police and FBI continue to probe possible ties to the December election turmoil that pitted Yablonski against Tony Boyle.
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UMW District 5
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Delsbarton
W. Va
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UMW
Wade
West Virginia
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W. A. Tony” Boyle
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Arkansas Lawmakers Divided Over Sales Tax Increase
State Rep George Nowotny of Fort Smith leads the Republican minority opposing any sales tax rise unless paired with income tax revamp and tax structure review. Gov Rockefeller hints at a possible 1 percent sales tax hike, while two other Republicans oppose new taxes citing weak public demand and potential impact on taxpayers.
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State Upsets No 1 Team Ky Wesleyan
Arkansas State Indians upset top ranked Kentucky Wesleyan 84 68 in Jonesboro. Allen Pruett closed the win with four late free throws as the Panthers rallied from a 13 point second half deficit. David Erwin scored 25 points and Gene Smith added 16 for Kentucky Wesleyan while Steve Brooks started and contributed 16.
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Teammates Say Dawson Is Innocent
New Orleans AP reports Lenny Dawson faces a looming Super Bowl mood while a gambling probe clouds his name. Teammate Tom Flores says Dawson is likely troubled yet confident of innocence as KC Chiefs prepare to meet the Minnesota Vikings.
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Elderly Have Tax Advantages By RAY DE CRANE
Tax tips for seniors discuss credits and deductions that reduce liability on pensions annuities and investment income. The guide outlines eligibility earned income thresholds and how to claim credits based on retirement status and adjusted gross income. It notes age rules and the need to verify blocks for 65 or over.
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Beliveau Expected to Play as Portisch Wins Hastings
In Hastings England Lajos Portisch of Hungary captured the Hastings International Chess Tournament trophy and a prize of 480 dollars. Jean Beliveau, Montreal Canadiens captain, is expected to return tonight for the NHL game against Pittsburgh after an ankle injury on December 6.
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Private schools in Mississippi face federal tax fight over desegregation
In Jackson and statewide, HEW Secretary Finch said tax benefits for private schools formed to evade court-ordered desegregation may be halted. Gov Willis notes about 100 such schools exist across 30 districts. several districts have resumed desegregated classes while others await actions from lawyers and courts.
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