Henderson State to Offer Seven Vocational Courses
Henderson State College in cooperation with Quapaw Vo-Tech Hot Springs Red River Vo-Tech Hope and Quachua Vo-Tech Malvern will run seven spring semester vocational courses on campus. Courses include Refrigeration Fundamentals Theory and Practice I II Building Trades Major Appliance Repair and Brick Masonry with classes beginning January 28 30 and schedules set for evenings. A 15 dollar fee applies per course excluding books and supplies and minimum enrollment is 12 students.
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Levi defends neutrality as Senate panel questions nominee
Atty. Gen. designate Edward H. Levi tells the Senate Judiciary Committee he avoids firm positions on controversial issues to protect the university’s neutrality. He says he will draft guidelines for wiretapping and FBI file handling, but cannot guarantee feasibility, and he declines fixed stances on death penalty national security and antitrust enforcement. He supports warrants for taps unless abroad involvement is clear, stopping short of Saxbe’s stricter abroad-activity rule.
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Ceasefire talks falter after London Manchester bombings
Bombings in London and Manchester injure 26 as IRA prospects for a cease-fire fade. Scotland Yard warns of more attacks while Provisional leadership in Dublin debates renewed truce terms. violence continues in Northern Ireland with multiple fatalities. Police defuse a gelignite device at a Putney shoe store.
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Supreme Court actions Monday span abortion to mine safety
The Supreme Court let stand a Minnesota 20 week abortion limit and rejected a Massachusetts abortion ruling on procedural grounds. It ordered more population equality in North Dakota redistricting, agreed to review overtime rules for non supervisory state and city workers, and declined to hear Liddy’s Watergate conviction appeal. Virginia Voting Rights Act exemption bid denied. It also agreed to hear a challenge to federal civil penalties for coal mine safety violations.
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Death penalty debate gains House floor action in Missouri
Missouri House ready for floor debate on the death penalty as a Senate panel weighs the measure. Support and opposition line up with law enforcement, ACLU spokesmen, and religious groups amid arguments on deterrence and morality. The bill by Sen. Ike Skelton would mandate death for premeditated murders of a peace officer or committed during kidnapping or rape, and for felons who kill in prison. Other actions include discussion of no fault car insurance and limits on corporate farming.
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