Arkansas Senate Expunges Tax Exemption Vote Amid Debate
The Arkansas Senate voted to expunge the record of last Wednesday's passage of a corporate tax exemption repeal bill and sent it back to Revenue and Taxation Committee. The House pursued merger talks for Little Rock University and the University of Arkansas, hearing 80 minutes of testimony before adjourning.
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Associated Press
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Hot Springs
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Benton
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Rogers
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LRU Board of Trustees
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Nelson
Department of Correction
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Board of Correction
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Walnut Ridge
Bullets Beat Pistons Narrow Eastern Lead Change
Baltimore pulled back an NBA division lead with a 126 to 106 victory over Detroit on Monday night as Philadelphia stayed idle. Seattle also beat Milwaukee 128 to 107 in Tacoma with Kevin Loughery scoring 37 and adding 11 assists anchoring Baltimore’s run.
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Seattle SuperSonics
Milwaukee Bucks
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Wash
Kevin Loughery
ARES By PHIL PASTORET Financial Tilt and Frugal Woes
A PHIL PASTORET column notes private capital moves causing a net fund outflow. The writer jokes about household spending, reflecting on a wife’s charges and a friend who speaks plainly about convictions and fogs turning to clouds.
Chamber Tests Sentiment in Central Arkansas Counties
The Little Rock Chamber of Commerce said it was testing sentiment in Pulaski Lonoke Perry and Saline Counties for a Central Arkansas community college. The school would not be linked to the proposed merger of Little Rock University and the University of Arkansas.
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Little Rock Chamber of Commerce
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Perry
Saline
Central Arkansas Community College
Little Rock University
University of Arkansas
Basic Problems About Same Nixon Press Conference
AP Political Writer JACK BELL recalls Nixon's first news conference in the White House, comparing it to Truman's first 1945 briefing and noting the evolution of media, decorum, and television coverage. The piece contrasts Nixon's solemn debut with past presidents' styles and the changing ground rules of press access.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Harry Truman
Oval Room
George
Martha Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
Johnson
Kennedy
Eisen
Banking Officer Thomas E Foster Is Elected
Banking officer Thomas E Foster, son of Autrey and Mrs. Foster, has been elected Banking Officer of Republic National Bank of Dallas. He grew up in Dallas, graduated from Hope High School in 1959, earned a BBA from SMU in 1963 and a Master's in 1967. He joined Republic Bank in 1964 via the internship program and now supervises in Credit. he won a 1968 Second Place Award from Robert Morris Associates for credit analysis research. He attends Highland Park Presbyterian Church and Calyx Club, resides at 5919 East University, and served in the U.S. Air Force Reserve from 1964 to 1970.
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Foster
Robert Morris Associates
Highland Park Presbyterian Church
Calyx Club
East University
U.S. Air Force Reserve
Nixon first press conference compared to past presidents
The piece notes Nixon faced 456 newsmen and delivered a confident briefing. It compares his demeanor to Truman Eisenhower and Kennedy, labeling him practical and seasoned, more polished than some peers though not as homespun as Truman or as pedagogic as Johnson. It contrasts attendance with Eisenhower and Kennedy.
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Truman
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Kennedy
State Department
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