Arkansas Outboard Motor Title Act of 1977 Bill Reappears
State Representative Larry S. Patterson informs readers about House Bill 169 to require title certificates for all outboard motors in Arkansas. The bill, referred to Legislative Affairs, outlines titles for used and new motors, special interim titles, fees, and theft reporting requirements.
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Larry S. Patterson
Arkansas
House Committee On Legislative Affairs
Mr. Patterson
General Assembly
State OF
Orgin
Department of Finance and Administration
Department of Finance and
Carter sworn in as 39th president in peaceful transfer
Jimmy Carter took the oath of office at the Capitol marking a peaceful transition from Ford. They rode together along Pennsylvania Avenue amid holiday crowds, with Carter and Ford sharing a cordial farewell public display and prayers at the Lincoln Memorial.
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Washington
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
America
Carter
Gerald Ford
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
Ford
Riots End After Cairo Curfew Halts Price Increases
Cairo quieted after two days of riots over subsidy cuts. Army traf troopers and police guarded key squares and slums while a 14 hour curfew eased. Death toll conflicting with 40 killed and 250 injured per police, 34 killed and 409 injured per Al Ahram. Alexandria also affected as talks on deficit continue and Sadat suspends price hikes. Prime Minister Salem proposes higher taxes to cover the budget gap.
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Cairo
al Ahram
Alexandria
Farouk
Cairo Radio
Mediterranean
Suez
Suez Canal
Nile Delta
Upper
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Aswan
Tito
The
People’s Assembly
Mamdouh Salem
Center Party
Hope School District Board Reviews 1976 Finances
The Hope School District board, at its January meeting, reviewed the year end financial statement showing expenditures of 401 655 in December and a December 31 1976 cash balance of 114 539. January projected spending totals 213 507. The board discussed a proposed 57 mill tax levy including 9 mills for a 2 000 000 bond to fund a new high school complex.
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Hope Star Financial Matters
Hope School District
The
Hope Star
Johnn Miller
State Department of Education
Wayne Russell
Marion Robertson
Hope
Hempstead County Budget Tops Jan 25 Quorum Court Agenda
The Hempstead County Quorum Court sets a special meeting for January 25 to review a zero-budget plan focused solely on the budget. County Judge Wayne Bohannon prepares to present the budget in the Hempstead County Courthouse large courtroom at 8 30 a m with QC members examining each item for approval or discard.
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Hempstead County
Wayne Bohannon
Hempstead County Court House
Cattlemen seek federal aid to save cattle in Louisiana
Louisiana cattlemen press for federal money to buy hay as stocks dwindle. Executive secretary Bob Felkner warns that within 10 days the situation will become critical and cows could die in large numbers if relief is not secured.
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Baton Rouge, la
Louisiana
Bob Felkner
The
Louisiana Cattlemen’s Association
Carter outlines six month plan and a two week tour
President Carter will promote domestic programs with a two week national tour in March and push for a new strategic arms agreement by October. The agenda details include an economic State of the Union, talks with Mexico and Canada, sessions with Israel and Arab nations, a China meeting after April, and a United Nations speech in March. The plan envisions roles as unifier shaker leader and manager and stresses early legislative wins to project a can do image.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Hope
White House
Israel
China
United Nations
Office of Telecommunications Policy
Carter
Utilities warn of possible rolling outages in South
Subfreezing cold drives electricity demand across the South with Middle South Utilities noting trouble meeting load. Spokesman warns of periodic short interruptions in limited areas if conservation fails, shared on a rotating basis during peak daytime hours among the connected companies. Gulf States Utilities also reports risk of natural gas curtailes unless voluntary reductions are made.
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New Orleans
South
Middle South Utilities Co
Middle South
Elec
Louisiana Power & Light Co
New Orleans Public Service Inc
Mississippi Power & Light Co
Arkansas Power & Light Co
Arkansas-Missouri Power Co
Baton Rouge
Gulf States Utilities
Mid-Louisiana Gas Co
Ford says his administration was good and history kind
In final hours as president Gerald Ford told about 75 White House staff and cabinet members his administration was good and history will treat it kindly. He spoke emotionally at a farewell breakfast, thanked his aides, and said friendships would endure beyond his term. He prepared to meet Jimmy Carter for coffee in the Blue Room and leave the Oval Office for the last time.
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Carters
Lincoln Memorial
Fords
Carter
First Baptist Church
Blair House
Ford
Walter F. Mondale
Mondale
Minnesota
Ruth Stapleton
Martin Luther King Sr
Plains
Bruce Edwards
Edwards
King
Washington
Cabinet
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Oval Office
Nell Yates
Jimmy Carter
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nelson
Rockefeller
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