Budgets for Colleges Approved by Arkansas Panel
A joint Arkansas legislative student committee approved salary and funding plans for seven state colleges and universities totaling about 6.84 million dollars from general revenue. The action raised questions over staff roles and pay, with presidents set at varied salaries and several campuses seeking construction and equipment funds.
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Jim Thomasson
Little Reek
Arkansas Legislative
General Revenue Fund
James. A. Gipson
Saline Warted
Fortheiming
Mudget Committee
Gipson
Second Romance Restores Susan’s Youth in Family Talk
Merry struggles with Susan’s happiness with Carter and Kin while Aunt Jane explains Susan’s renewed vigor comes from a second romance. Merry contemplates marriage herself after a flirtation in New York, but Aunt Jane urges patience, noting Merry is still growing and not ready for marriage. The scene ends with a plan to distract Merry with gardening until the story continues.
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Merry
Susan
Carter
Jane
New York
Aunt Jane
Nw York
Kin
Lissa
Susann
Mercy
Dad
Merv
Mike
Rera
Retirement bill seeks half pay after 20 years for judges
In Little Rock on January 24 the Arkansas senate introduced a measure to let circuit and chancery judges retire after 20 years with half salary, regardless of age, and to deny retirement if the judge loses reelection. A 24-year service exception would still allow retirement if defeated after 24 years. Also noted were bills on veterinary licensure and wife and child abandonment reforms, including a $2 daily support provision funded by county or state depending on imprisonment.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Senate
F. C. Crow
Yepe
Senate
Arkansas
Weams Trussell
Fordyce
Trusgell
Aid to China debated as policy depending on talks
Washington officials say future U S aid to China hinges on peace negotiations between the Nationalist government and the Communists. Hoffman outlined three options including continuing aid in split control, aiding a Communist coalition if sanctioned, or cutting off aid entirely if policy shifts. Acheson and Hoffman to confer soon at the White House.
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Washington
Ferelem
Paul G. Fortman
State Acheson
China
Hoffman
State Department
Acheson
White House
Ache
Little Rock Man to Assist the Governor
Howard Gladden of Little Rock is named administrative assistant to Governor McMath. He will oversee clemency and extradition matters and liaison between the governor's office and state departments. A former FBI agent, Gladden has worked in the McMath administration since inauguration. The note mentions the University of Caen in Normandy as a historic English university founded by Henry VI.
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Little Rock
Howard Gladden
McMath
Gladden
Theovernor
University of Arkansas
Federal Bureau of Investigation
University of
Caen
Noremandy
France
Henry VI
England
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Aie
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Magnolia A
Macnelia
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Henderson
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Jonesboro
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Genone
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Suman
Angel
Ami
Penney's
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Penney’s
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JEANS
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