AFL-CIO critiques Carter on unemployment plan
AFL-CIO leaders, who backed Carter, say his two year $23 to $30 billion stimulus is insufficient. They urge a $30 billion plan focused on direct job creation, expanding public works by $10 billion for 600,000 jobs and boosting public service programs by $8 billion for 800,000 more jobs.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
Carter
Labor Federation
John T. Dunlop
F. Ray Marshall
Congress
Congressional Budget Office Today
Pike hotel funds approved for Albert Pike renovation
A $2.5 million HUD loan was approved to remodel the Albert Pike Hotel in downtown Little Rock. The Second Baptist Church, which operates the Albert Pike as a home for the elderly, will begin renovations in spring turning many hotel rooms into apartment units.
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Little Rock
Albert Pike
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Second Baptist Church
Alpert Pike
Dale Cowling
Longet Trial Opens With Claims of Accident
Weeping Claudine Longet described as confused faced prosecutors as they laid out the case over the shooting of Vladimir Sabich in Aspen. Witnesses testified Longet raised the gun and said bang bang before Sabich fell dead, with Longet crying as details emerged.
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Aspen
Colo
Claudine Longet
George Ackerman
Rocky Mountain
Andy Williams
Ashley Anderson
Miss Longet
Vladimir Spider Sabich
Spider Sabich
Sabich
Griffith
Ringy
Anderson
Claudine
Spider
NAACP urges Senate to reject Bell as attorney general
The NAACP board urges Carter to drop Griffin Bell from consideration for attorney general citing his segregationist ties and past recommendations. Spokesmen argued Bell aided apartheid legislation while an aide to former Governor Vandiver and supported Judge Carswell for the Supreme Court. The group notes Bell joined clubs with no Black or Jewish members. Bell later resigned. The NAACP reports a 361835 deficit turned into a 132834 surplus, while Roy Wilkins prepares to retire.
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New York
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Senate
Carter
Griffin Bell
U.S
NAACP
Bell
Association
Georgia
Ernest Vandiver
G. Harrold Carswell
U.S. Supreme Court
Carswell
Mitchell
Ford
Roy Wilkins
Dealers Kickbacks in Auto Financing Draw Fire in Hearing
House subcommittee Chairman Frank Annunzio says lenders pay dealers "under the table" kickbacks, boosting consumer finance charges. The Fed plans disclosure requiring lenders to reveal dealer compensation in auto and other consumer loans, enabling buyers to seek direct financing.
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Washington
Frank Annunzio
D-Ill
House
Consumer Affairs Subcommittee
Annunzio
Oehler Named Arkansas Division Superintendent
Carl Oehler 34, a Yale 1966 graduate from St Paul Minnesota, named Arkansas Division superintendent for Missouri Pacific Lines. Headquartered in North Little Rock, he replaces William Hillebrandt now assistant general manager for transportation in St. Louis. Oehler oversees MoPac operations from St. Louis to Memphis and Texarkana with about 2000 employees.
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North Little Rock
Carl Oehler
Arkansas
Missouri Pacific Lines Railroad
Oehler
St Paul, Minn
Yale University
William Hillebrandt
St. Louis
MoPac
Memphis
Texarkana
Arkansas bill seeks perpetual city taxes unless council acts
Senator Jerry Bookout introduced SB 59 proposing that municipal taxes for any purpose remain in effect until the city or town governing body changes them by ordinance or resolution. The measure, forwarded to the City County and Local Affairs Committee, covers general taxes bond issues pension funds for police and firefighters and library levies.
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Little Rock
Jerry Bookout
Jonesboro
First Federal Savings and Loan annual meeting set in Hope
The annual meeting of members of First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Hope Arkansas will be held at 400 South Main Street Hope Arkansas at 4 30 p m on Thursday January 20 1977 for electing three directors and other business. Leonard F Ellis vice president January 4 11 1977.
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First Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Hope
Arkansas
South Main Street
Notice of probate accounts in Hempstead County Arkansas
Pursuant to Probate Code all interested persons must file objections to amended second accounting by personal representative for Ruth B Ditty Estate. Personal representative Dorothy Huckabee of Hope Ark must be notified of filing dated 12 22 76 with sixty day deadline to object. probate clerk Betty Lough deputy clerk seals.
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Ruth B. Ditty
NCM
Dorothy Huckabee
E. 13Th
Hope
Ark
Dee McMurrough
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Rosacea on the nose explained and treated
The reader learns rosacea can redden and enlarge the nose with visible veins, often worsened by alcohol, hot drinks, or creams. A dermatologist referral is advised, with early cases treated by daily tetracycline and electrolysis possible, while advanced cases may require surgical skin removal and plastic surgery.
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Reader
P.O
San Antonio
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Pike Hotel Funds
Ok’d
Roy Griffith
Pitkin County
Robert Nicoletti
Denver
Nicoletti
Clarence Mitchell
Wilkins
Nunzio
Federal Reserve Board
Bank of Blevins
F.D.I.C
Blevins,Ark
U.S. Treasury
Federal
Frank McLarty
P.C. Stephens
Harold Stephens
Mike Stephens
Neil Stephens
Maurine Stephens
Harold M. Stephens
the Division
County and Local Affairs Committee
Leonard F. Ellis
Betty Lough
Master Charge Bank
Americand
Ownners Club
American Express
Fleet Tire Service
Dr. Lamb
Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D
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