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Hope Star in Hope, Arkansas

22 Jan 1969

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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1969

Page

4

Sheriff Kenneth Guthrie Elected Arkansas Sheriffs Leader

The 1969 Arkansas Sheriffs Association Annual Convention in Little Rock elected Sheriff Kenneth Guthrie of Lawrence County as President for 1969. Other new officers include First Vice-President Marion Thomas and multiple regional vice presidents, with ceremonies by Attorney General Joe Purcell. The event highlighted legislative discussions, honors for Sheriff family members, and a banquet featuring Rep. Ivan Rose and Sen. Jim Caldwell.

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Arkansas Sheriffs’ Association Little Rock Marion Hotel Kenneth Guthrie Lawrence County Clyde Hawkins Scott County B. Frank Mackey Pulaski County Marion Thomas Crittenden County Ray Holmes Poinsett County Warren Minton Lonoke County Jimmie Griffin Hempstead County Billy Bert French Lincoln County Jake Williams van Buren County Otto Brinkman Pope County Bill Vickery Crawford County Robert S. Moore Desha County Glenn Knight Monroe Love Bud Canada Olde West Theatre Ivan Rose Jim Caldwell Benton County Charlene Hickey Marion Hickey Phillips County Arkansas State Police Herbert Hoxie FBI State of Arkansas Robert Sarver Department of Correction John H. Hickey Crime & Law Enforcement Joe B. Gaspard Alcoholic Beverage Center Col George V. Armstrong Ark Law Enforcement Training Academy Cal Carl Miller Joe Purcell Watten Minton Eack Robert S$. Moore
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Sirhan Case Locked in Maneuvers in Los Angeles

In Los Angeles the Sirhan Bishara Sirhan murder trial faces court room maneuvering that may delay jury seating for a week or more as both defense and prosecution begin peremptory challenges. A tentative panel was accepted by prosecutors, while the defense prepared its decision as a juror was excused for medical reasons and replaced.

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Linda Deutsch Associated Press LOS Angeles Sirhan Bishara Sirhan Sirhans Robert F. Kennhe Helen L. Woodworth Geraldine Scherer Whittier Grant B. Cooper Scherer Dist Atty Lynn D. Compton
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Juror Challenges Spark Dispute as Sirhan Trial Moves On

The jury selection raises issues after dismissals by peremptory challenges. Judge Walker excused a juror due to opposition to capital punishment, and two women objected to hotel sequestration amid Vietnam family concerns. Sirhan's reactions and courtroom scenes accompany the proceedings as the panel is reshuffled.

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Herbert V. Walker Sirhan Russell B. Parsons Parsons
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Forced Air Furnaces Need Periodic Maintenance

This piece urges regular upkeep of forced air furnaces to improve efficiency and reduce fuel bills. It covers cleaning registers, replacing or cleaning filters and belts, inspecting ductwork for leaks, adjusting dampers, and ensuring the thermostat and blower operate correctly. It also includes a quoted call by Attorney General Ramsey Clark for stronger crime control and police professionalization.

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Ramsey Clark
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Group Against Filibuster See No Hope

Washington AP Leaders of the Senate antifilibuster forces concede no path to changing the two thirds rule for ending debate this Congress. Sen Frank Church says allies will not push further to substitute a three fifths vote. Humphrey's ruling and subsequent vote split show divisions over Senate procedure. Church plans no new effort with VP Agnew, but a second attempt may seek to cut off debate under current two thirds rule next week.

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Washington Senate Congress Frank Church Idaho Hubert H. Humphrey Humphrey Church Spiro T. Agnew
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