Budget Deficits Hit Nixon Re-Election Drive
The AP report notes deficits of 64 billion dollars over two years undermine Nixon's campaign outlook. It warns Democrats will seize on the 38.8 billion in 1972 and 25.5 billion in the next year to press for higher taxes and fiscal restraint. Conservative Republicans express rising irritation with Nixonian economics.
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Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
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Vietnam
Plans Set for Arkansas Special Legislative Session
Gov. Dale Bumpers will present the call for Arkansas's February 7 special session to the Arkansas Legislative Council. Archi Schaffer III said the call will include under 50 items and likely be issued today or Tuesday. The session will avoid controversial measures.
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Little Rock
Dale Bumpers
Arkansas Legislative Council
Archie Schaffer III
Bumpers
Stanford Fires Tenured English Professor After 70 Years
Stanford University dismissed tenured English professor Bruce Franklin, 37, after a campus protest turned violent. An advisory board approved his firing 5-2, with the board of trustees finalizing the decision. Franklin plans to pursue teaching the course without credit while legal and political actions unfold.
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Stanford
Calif
Franklin
Jane
Your Share of Budget 1768.10 as Debt Burden
U S government projects a federal debt of 371.3 billion by end of fiscal 1973, yielding an individual share around 1,768 dollars and 10 cents. Canada marks Thanksgiving on the second Monday of October in observance.
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Washington
Canada
Springlike Weather Set to End in Arkansas
The Associated Press reports a cold front will enter extreme northwest Arkansas around noon and move southeast, crossing the state by midnight. Tonight’s temps will be mid 20s north to mid 40s south with much cooler readings Tuesday. Sunday highs were in the 70s, today in 60s north to 70s south, and Tuesday’s highs 40s to 50s. Westerly winds steady, no rain reported. overnight lows varied by city, including Fayetteville 34 and El Dorado 62.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Fayetteville
Harrison
Jonesboro
Pine Bluff
Texarkana
el Dorado
Memphis
Little Rock
Fort Smith
New Ruling on Loans For Apartment Projects
Washington AP reports federal savings and loan associations may lend up to 80 percent of a project's value for apartment developments and extend repayment up to 30 years. Preston Martin, chairman of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board, announced the rule at the National Association of Home Builders convention in Houston, Texas.
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Federal Savings and Loan Associations
Preston Martin
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
National Association of Home Builders
Houston
Tex
Martin
Wide Range on Expenditure in Arkansas Districts
AP reports Arkansas per pupil expenditures across 389 districts range from 322 to 1717 dollars this year with an average of 477. State Education Department cites a 2.2 billion assessed valuation, up 109 million from last year. Bobby K Hayes of Calico Rock sues in U S District Court challenging school funding system, alleging denial of equal protection for poor districts. Palestine District in St Francis County records the lowest 322 and Collins District in Drew County the highest 1717.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
State Education Department
Bobby K. Hayes
Calico Rock
U.S
Palestine
St. Francis County
Collins
Drew County
Court Okays Stay in Turner Case
The state Supreme Court ruled that school boards cannot grant tenure beyond what contracts provide, upholding dismissals of Harold Nethercutt and Charles Payne in Pulaski County. The decision voided a tenure policy adopted July 1968 that offered fourth-year tenure.
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State Supreme Court
Arkansas
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Charles T. Payne
Pulaski County
Leroy Gattin
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Conley Byrd
John S. Mosby
Larry Higginbotham
Bobby Steel
Howard County
Dennis Turner
Hope
Turner
U.S. Supreme Court
Priest and Others Face Trial Over Kissinger Plot
Rev. Phillip Berrigan and six codefendants go on trial in Harrisburg on antiwar conspiracy charges alleging plans to kidnap Henry Kissinger, blow heating tunnels, and vandalize draft offices. Berrigan urges using the case to revive the movement as 175 jurors are summoned for a three month trial in a guarded U.S. District Court.
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Lee Linder
Associated Press
Harrisburg, Pa
Phillip Berrigan
Henry A. Kissinger
Berrigan
Dauphin County
Draft Board
Washington
U.S. District Court
R. Dixon Herman
Weather and trial notes from 1960s era report
Experiment Station reports a 24 hour period ending 7 am with a high of 74 and a low of 49. Arkansas forecast calls for mild near term weather with clearing tonight and cooler temperatures tonight and Tuesday with highs in the 60s and 70s and lows in the 20s to 50s. Separate items note a legal case involving Berrigan, his Danbury prison transfer, and ongoing defense teams led by Ramsey Clark and Leonard Boudin with Deputy Attorney General William Lynch as chief prosecutor.
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William S. Lynch
Justice Department
Clark
Yevtushenko Plays Ping Pong as Slippery Politics Fade
Soviet poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko, in New Jersey for a poetry event, played a doubles ping pong match with Ridder College students amid a U S tour to publicize his new poetry book. He avoided political questions, mused about writing prose, and recalled LSD use on a prior U S trip while praising American readers but criticizing Americans for not reading poetry.
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N.J
Yevgeny Yevtushenko
Rider College
Madison Square Garden
Carlo Antomare
Bijou Singers
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Rider
New York
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Warren Beatty
Kurt Vominegut, Jr
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Walt Whitman
Administrator Pleads Guilty in Helena Hospital Scandal
Carlos J. R. Smith, former administrator of Helena Hospital, pleaded guilty to 19 counts of embezzlement totaling $51,887.89. He was sentenced to two years in prison on each count, to run concurrently, with repayment of the full amount plus interest. Judge Hargraves imposed the sentence after waiving arraignment. Prosecutor Raff said Smith had repaid the sum.
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Carlos J. R. Smith
Helena Hospital
Circuit Court
Co.h. Hargraves
Smith
Pros. Atty
Gene Raff
Helena
Raff
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Beltone
Beltone Electronics Corp
W. Victoria
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