Hulsey Named Arkansas Game and Fish Director
A Lonoke resident Drew Hulsey was chosen state Game and Fish Commission director effective October 1. He will take over August 1 with Hugh Hackler retiring at September end. Hulsey plans higher public communication and minor program changes while defending the dog running ban controversy. He becomes the first with fishing division background to head the agency, earning 12500 dollars annually plus travel and car use benefits. He joined the agency in 1952, is a University of Arkansas graduate, and has a wife and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Andrew H. Hulsey
Lonoke
State Game and Fish Commission
Hulsey
Hugh Hackler
Hackler
Commission
Canada
Dave Donsaldson
Joe D. Scott
Nashville
Lloyd McCollum
Stuttgart
Game and Fish Agency
University of Arkansas
Little Rock Net From Mixed Drinks Tax Reveals $10,264
City Collector Dick Jones reported Tuesday that taxes and permits on the sale of mixed drinks last month produced net revenue of $10,264 for Little Rock. The figure reflects city collection activity and supports municipal finances.
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Little Rock
Dick Jones
Television Log Highlights A Busy Prime Time Mix
A compact listing shows a Wednesday schedule with different channels and time blocks. Notable items include Truth or Consequences The Virginian Tarzan and The Real programs like Hawaii Five-O to close the evening. The log also mentions News Weather Sports Matt: various segments and multiple film titles.
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King Family
Eileen
Music Hall
Beverly Hillbillies
Green Acres
Net Journal
Hawaii Five-O
Jonny Carson
Joey Bishop
Paul Harvey
Arkansas TV Schedule Fragments From Daily Lineup
A fragmented OCR listing outlines a dense Arkansas television schedule with numerous shows including Bonanza, Bewitched, I Love Lucy, The Dating Game, General Hospital, and local news. The page shows times, titles, and channel tags, illustrating a daylong lineup across multiple hours with classic programs and game shows.
Bruton seeks gag order on publicity in federal indictment
In Little Rock AP report Jim Bruton asked a federal district court to restrain news media and public officials from further dissemination of opinions and investigative excerpts related to his July 11 federal indictment on 19 counts of civil rights violations against inmates. Bruton, former Tucker Prison Farm superintendent, posted bond after a 15-individual grand jury indicted on 46 counts. His attorney argued pretrial publicity risks a fair trial.
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Little Rock
USS
Jim Bruton
Bruton
Tucker Prison Farm
E.A. Bilbott Jr
Pine Bluff
Eilbott
Arkansas State Penitentiary
Arkansas State Police
Prohibition of Bond Conversions Adopted by Convention
Arkansas Constitutional Convention approves a measure barring bond conversions for state and subdivisions by 68 votes to 44. The debate cites George Campbell and Dabbs Sullivan with Governor Rockefeller's prior efforts noted. The panel also backs bond sales by sealed bids or public auction, county indebtedness up to 10 percent, taxpayer suits against the state, and an ethics code extending to political subdivisions and state employees.
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Little Rock
Dabbs Sullivan
Sullivan
George Campbell
Arkansas
Campbell
Winethrop Rockefeller
Senate
House
John Smith
Fayetteville
Drunkendorf and Court Docket Report from Hempstead 1969
The Hope Star records state court entries listing numerous defendants with pleas guilty or not guilty on charges including driving while intoxicated speeding and assault. Individuals named include Bernard Allen Shirley Stuart Frederick C Knight and William Walker among others with fines bonds and jail terms noted and a public letter from William E Foster urging protest to the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission about water removal from Clear Lake.
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Frederick C
Knight
Bernard Allen
Mitchell A. Henderson
Shirley Stuart
Mack Ragland
Harold Marshall
Frankie Brown
Jeanie G
Cox
Rodney H. Bobo
A. Martindale
Jerry G
Stnberg
Jerry Nelson
Pink Carrigan
William Walker
Mitchell Henderson
Aaron Sharp, Jr
Jessie Mae Davis
Simms
Hubert Hall
Carrie Johnson
Robert L. West
Wiliam Jones
William Jones
Charlie Graham
Robert Robertson
John Conway
Johnny Fox
Lee J. Hall
Ollis Harris
Lcense
Eual Bingham
Ollie Harris
Melvin E
Mathus
Samuel J. Forester, Jr
Howard L. Robinson
Thomas H. Stamphill
Mickey Spillman
Jones
George R. Rooks, Jr
Lawson Rowe
Vinson O. Huckabee
Paul H. Jackson
Chandler Trailer Convoy
Terry W. Redman
Jones Truck Line
Robert E. Wade
F & F Service Company
ACC Authority
Sand Mountain Auto Auction, Inc
Ace Authority
James Turner
Jerry Allen Brown
Steve Allen
Cassady
Billy Wayne Marstin
the Star
Hempstead County
Clear Lake
Arkansas Game & Fish Comes
Little Rock
William E, Foster
Rt. 1
Box 172
Hope
Ark
Cooley Opposes L A March to State Capitol
The Rev J C Cooley questioned the value of the proposed poorepeople s march planned to start Aug 20 in West Memphis and end at the Arkansas Capitol in Little Rock Cooley and Cato Brooks cochairmen of the Committee for Peaceful Coexistence lead protests in Forrest City against alleged discrimination in local businesses with St Francis County.
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North Little Rock
J.C. Cooley
State Capitol
West Memphis
Little Rock
Rey
Cato Brooks
Forrest City
Brooks
Cooley
Committee For Peaceful Coexistence
St. Francis County
Glover’s Murder Case Nears Jury Deliberation
Paragould Arkansas AP defense lawyers to finish closing plea in Clyde Ray Glover first degree murder trial for the March 1 death of Judy Evans 21 found burned in car wreck near Rector. State seeks death penalty. trial testimony began last week with James Al Jen Latham 23 Paragould testifying that Glover beat Evans to death with a car jack and helped in the killing.
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Paragould, Ark
Clyde Ray Glover
Pardegould
Glover
Judy Evans
Near
Rector
Paras
James al
Jen
Latham
Paragould
No Official Excuse Says Heckler in Hearing
In Little Rock AP report, Director Hugh Hackler of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission says he is unaware of any invitation from Colorado or British Columbia officials for trips by Raymond Farris. Gov Rockefeller accuses Farris of misconduct for using commission property on trips to Colorado and British Columbia. Minutes from 1966 mention an invitation and use of the commission airplane, while later reports are unclear. New witnesses confirm trips and equipment use, and Newt Hailey faces misconduct charges.
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Little Rock
Hugh Hackler
State Game and Fish Commission
Colorado
British Columbia
Come
Eet
Raymond Farats
Hackler
Goy
Winethrop Rockefeller
Farris
Rockefeller
Commission
H. W. McMillan
Verl Hudspeth
Hudspeth
Newt Halley
Rogers
Hailey
Rockefeller hearings and Kennedy half dollar change noted
The article discusses Rockefeller presiding over hearings to determine if commissioners are guilty of charges, with Sam Robinson arguing that the arrangement makes Rockefeller prosecutor and judge. It also notes congressional consent required to change coin designs, citing the Kennedy half dollar replacing the Franklin half dollar in 1948.
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Rockefeller
Sam Robinson
Farris
U.S
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St. Louis
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