Train strike wounds McNab man at Hempstead Hospital
LeRoy Austin of McNab was injured yesterday when hit by a Frisco train at Hempstead Memorial Hospital. He suffered cuts bruises and a head injury. A gospel singing is set for 7 pm Thursday at Garrett Memorial Baptist Church with public invited. The report also mentions federal cases involving political espionage tied to the Watergate break in and forthcoming testimony from White House aides as the trial commences.
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Buddy” Turner
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McGovern Reflects On 1972 Campaign Reforms
Sen George McGovern says his 1972 bid would be run cooler with less travel and more television. He urges fewer media open sessions, more fireside chats, and more no comments while noting the press coverage was poor.
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Mrs. Alice Chapple Obituary Noted in Hope Funeral Plans
Mrs. Alice Chapple died Monday in a local hospital. A native of Arkansas she was a member of Garrett Chapel Baptist Church. Survivors include daughter Henrietta Turner two sons Timothy and Hosealee Turner three sisters Queen Ester Maxwell Lenora Hill Opel and a brother. Hicks Funeral Home of Hope will announce arrangements.
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Inauguration joint session in Arkansas capital
The 6th Arkansas General Assembly opened with a joint session for Gov. Dale Bumpers second term. Despite icy roads, all members attended except one. The session marked historic black membership since 1893 and introduced reorganized committees while lawmakers eyed a possible $100 million revenue surplus. A key court hearing on Senate term redraws followed.
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Associated Press
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Nimrod
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Buddy” Turner
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Weather report from Arkansas station 24 hours ending Tuesday
The ARKANSAS weather report notes a cold 24 hours with a high of 31 and a low of 24. Forecasters expect mostly cloudy skies, cold temperatures, light snow flurries tonight, and continued cold conditions tomorrow with snow likely in central and north areas and possible freezing rain or rain in the south. Lows tonight range from around 14 in the north to the mid 20s in the south, with Wednesday highs from the mid 20s in the north to the mid 30s in the south.
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State at crossroads State at crossroads
Gov. Dale Bumpers told a joint session that Arkansas faces a crossroads with new affluence and should strengthen weaknesses while solidifying strengths. He urged lawmakers to pursue new opportunities and moral evaluations to benefit the public. He warned against over committing income amid a record revenue surplus near 100 million.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Dale Bumpers
General Assembly Today
Arkansas
Bumpers
Open house marks Bull Testing year at Southwest Branch
Station officials invite the public to an open house Friday from 10 a.m. to 12 30 p.m. viewing 59 bulls from 26 breeders with six months of performance data. Many bulls will be sold by private treaty. Breeds include Herefords Charolais Angus Semmental Crosses Murray Grey Crosses and Holstein Brahman Brangus. Researchers will discuss test results and bull qualities. Also 28 breeders will deliver 60 more bulls for spring testing.
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Cecil M. Bittle
Farm prices jump 6.8 percent driven by weather loss
Washington AP Farm prices rose 6.8 percent in the latest month the largest monthly gain in years driven by weather damage to crops. The government said the wholesale price index increased 1.8 percent in December with grains up 21.1 percent and eggs up 16.9 percent year over year.
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Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
United States
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