Carter begins term with tribute to Ford
President Carter opens his administration with praise for Gerald Ford noting his role in healing the nation. Ford, leaving the White House, reflects on restoring trust, while Carter credits Ford with facilitating an unprecedented peaceful transition and bipartisan cooperation.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Yale admits hoax student who forged credentials
Andrea Alrea posing as a wealthy applicant fooled Yale University veterinary for a time. Patrick McDermit admitted fabrications in transcripts and business claims after entering Yale as a freshman and living in a college with honors courses. He withdrew after the fall term and vows not to reapply.
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Soviets push propa ganda in Rome before Helsinki talks
In Rome two Literaturnaya Gazeta editors defended Soviet dissident policy on Italian TV. They claimed freedom of expression, criticized Western coverage, and framed expulsions as emigrant rights while pledging Helsinki Accord compliance and noninterference in other nations.
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Literaturnaya Gazeta
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Aleksandr Tchaikovski
Vitalij Syrokomskij
Italy
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Czechoslovakia
Vladimir Bukovsky
Luis Corvalan
Soviet
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Bukovsky
Wester Press
Syrokomskij
Belgrade
Nitrogen in Agriculture and Soybean Meeting Notes
Agricultural guidance explains nitrogen cycles from fixation to plant uptake and loss. Forrest City hosts Gov. Pryor and soy industry leaders January 25 at the civic center to discuss soybean yields and marketing. Arkansas Extension outlines disease losses and prevention steps for 1976 crops in Little Rock.
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David Pryor
Arkansas Soybean Association
William H. Wigton
USDA
Ruel P. Nester
Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service Agronomist
Wigton
Earth Resource
Kenneth L. Bader
American Soybean Association
ASA
Little Rock
Arkansas
Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service and Agricultural Experiment Station
M.C. McDaniel
Extension Service
McDaniel
Hot Springs Boy Drowns After Ice Breaks
Archie Lee Morrow Jr., 10, of Hot Springs, fell through thin ice on a pond near his home and drowned. The Garland County Coroner's office said the boy was alone at the time and was pulled from seven feet of water.
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Garland County Coroner’s Office
When your oven is on heat open can on oven floor
A home tip explains heating canned vegetables by placing the can directly on the oven floor with the label removed. The method emphasizes safety in handling and avoiding the can’s label.
Arkansas Mechanized Farm Equipment Show at State Fair
About 70 manufacturers from nine states join the ninth Arkansas Mechanized Farm Equipment Show in Little Rock at the Hall of Industry Building February 3 4 and 5. Free admission and parking. Highlights include a three screen tribute to America and the American farmer by Allis Chalmers with multiple showings and sponsored tractor pull contests by the Stuttgart Sled Association.
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Farm and Ranch
United States
Canada
Arkansas Power & Light Company
KAAY
Stuttgart Sled Association
Hall of Industry
Disappointed Wendy Yoshimura Freed on Bail After Jury Split
In Oakland California a jury found Wendy Yoshimura guilty of possessing an explosive machine gun and making a destructive device and deadlocked on a charge carrying up to life. She remains free on $25 000 bail with sentencing set for February 24 and her attorney plans an immediate appeal. The case ties to Patricia Hearst and a Berkeley garage raid in 1972.
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Wendy Yoshimura
Patricia Hearst
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Miss Hearst
Alameda County
Martin Pulich
Pulich
Yoshimura
Jeff Horner
Gospel Singers to Perform at St Luke Baptist Church
A sing a Rama at St Luke No 1 Baptist Church Fulton Powers Community invites worship through songs Sunday January at 3 00 p m Readings feature Rising Star Gospel Singers Tollette Union Singers of Fulton with Frank McClenton Blevins and Charles Stewart Hope. LOS ANGELES Jazz pianist Erroll Garner dies of a heart attack at 38 after emphysema battle His career spanned over four decades including Carnegie Hall Paris and early New York city appearances.
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Rising Star Gospel Singers
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Arkansas
Union Singers
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Los Angeles
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Chicago
Curtailed Electric Use Ends in Arkansas
Arkansas Power and Light Co. announced the end of emergency curtailment of electricity for consumers and industries due to warmer weather and added capacity. AP&L credited public cooperation and urged continued conservation during peak demand periods while monitoring the situation.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Power & Light Co
United States
Gene Herrington
Ap&l
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