Rockefeller outlines tax plan and education priorities
The governor signals broadening the base by taxing services such as barbering and professional fees and eliminating exemptions to raise 35 million dollars. He may not meet a promise to share bills 30 days before the session. A statewide TV announce is planned about two weeks before March 2. Priorities include $8.6 million for an $425 annual raise for public school teachers and $5 million for a 4 20 percent pay boost for state workers. Rockefeller met with advisers to trim nonbudget items for a special session and noted polls mix on tax increases. He also defended using pupil assignments to oppose school integration.
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Hope Star publishing details and rates from 1929 issue
The Hope Star announces staff roles at The Star Publishing Co and lists offices and contact data. It includes postal rates, circulation areas, pricing for subscriptions by carrier and mail, and special college student offers, reflecting a 1929 local newspaper economy and distribution network.
City to vacate alleys in Riffin's Addition Hope AR
Notice filed by DM Collier et al to vacate all alleys in Block Twelve of Riffin's Addition Hope Arkansas. A public hearing before the Board of Directors is set for January 27, 1970, at 7:00 p.m. Sally Andrews, City Clerk, announces the hearing and invites all interested parties to attend.
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Arkansas
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Hempstead County
Sally Andrews
Guardian’s Final Settlement Filed in Hempstead County
The guardian Bil S. Knighton and Cesert Steen filed the guardian’s final settlement in Probate No. 1698AN on December 15, 1969, in Hempstead County Arkansas. Interested parties must file exceptions within 60 days of filing or be barred from contesting any item. County Probate Clerk Pat House announced the notice on January 15, 22, 1970.
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Arkansas
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Cesert Steen
Guardian
Pat House
Jai
Senate bill targets organized crime and gambling profits
The measure proposed by Senate Judiciary subcommittee leader Sen. John L. McClellan aims to make large-scale illicit gambling a federal crime and curb bribery of local officials by gambling syndicates. It blends bipartisan bills with Nixon and Mitchell recommendations to erode underworld influence via antitrust concepts, court actions, and asset forfeiture.
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John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Nixon
John N. Mitetell
McClellan
Senate
Junior Cotillion Dance at City Park Youth Center
The Junior Cotillion Club sponsors a dance at City Park Youth Center tonight starting at 6 o'clock with admission 25 cents. The Lonoke Baptist Church rally group sells homemade chili in the church dining room Saturday January 24 at noon for 50 cents a bowl. The First Quarterly Conference at Bethel AME Church meets January 25 and 26 with Rev. W L P Muldrow presiding. services scheduled for 8 p.m. Sunday and 7 p.m. Monday.
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Franchise System Attacked in Prepared Testimony
Washington AP reports Sen. Phil A Hurt accuses franchise agreements of forcing small businessmen into dependency on the parent firm, undermining self ownership. Testimony is set from industry figures including ex football player Hadey Keys and Jets QB Joe Nae Wath. both allegedly operate licensed hospitality venues.
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Arkansas Interscholastic scoring leaders noted
The Arkansas Intersollegiate Conference leaders include Johnsott of State College of Arkansas with an average of 24.6 points per game. Paul Brot of Arkansas Tech follows at 22.5 points. Danny Davis of Hemlérson ranks third with 19 points per game.
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Lever and Gonzalez in Shoot Out
Rod Laver and Pancho Gonzalez teamed for a doubles win at Madison Square Garden opening night of the Tennis Champions circuit. They defeated Emerson and Gimeno 4-6 8-6 8-6 as part of the lead-in to Friday’s $10,000 winner-take-all single match against John Newcombe in Detroit on Jan. 31. Fred Stolle claimed the singles top prize of $2,000.
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Crealey Upsets Smith In Australian Tennis Match
Sydney AB Larky Alig trailed Richard Stealy to oust U S Davis Cup star Stan Smith of Pasadena Calif in the Australian New South Wales Tennis Championships at Wilte City Smith ranked No 1 in the world Crealey seeded 12th won 6 4 6 4 24 12 overcoming Smith who fought back at 5 4 and 9 8 U S Davis Cup Coach Dennis Ralston beat Ian Stone 6 2 6 3 6 2 Rain delayed play under wet courts Arthur Ashe was set to face Bil Bowrey Rosewall and Emerson contested finals in pro scoring matchups BUFFALO NY AP The city poised for a 20 year lease for expanded Memorial Auditorium as Buffalos new NHL team gains city concessions deal worth 15 percent of hockey revenue after council approval
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Kansas State Confirms Football Recruiting Investigation
Kansas State University officials acknowledged a recruiting violation probe and reported that assistant coach Dick Steinberg resigned after admitting involvement. Dr Clyde Jones stated Steinberg was given the chance to resign at season end and completed his contract through January 31.
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Lumberjacks Lead NABC Small College Poll After 4-0 Start
The Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks top the Associated Press small college basketball poll for a second straight week after a 90 7 victory over Southwest Texas. They hold 190 points with five first place votes, while Kentucky Wesleyan trails with 158, followed by Ashland and Youngstown in the top five amid a 20 team ranking.
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NCAA considers new blocking rule changes
Sarasota report notes a three day NCAA meeting proposing 41 new rules including studying a shift to blocking above the beltline to reduce leg and ankle injuries. The committee plans to seek financing to study the program this year.
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