Protecting Digs: Call Enterprise 9800 Before Excavation
A Bell system official warns that digging without contacting Enterprise 9800 can disrupt life saving calls to doctors police and fire services. Workers dial 0 and request routing to the nearest Bell office to locate buried cables at no charge. Signage marks buried lines and planners are urged to check with the company two days ahead to prevent outages and identify lines for crews.
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Enterprise 9800
W. B. O'Neal
Southwestern Bell
O'Neal
Speratic
Oneal
Ogal
President Sees Ball Game
President sees ball game amid a trip described as a cordial pause in a tense year. A White House schedule notes a meeting with Nixon and remarks on Defense Secretary Mel to discuss ongoing security challenges.
Wilson to Attend Toronto SCS Meeting
Herman Wilson RC&D Coordinator belongs to eight Arkansas Soil Conservation Service staff traveling to the Soil Conservation Society of America annual meeting in Toronto August 9 12. The event marks its 25th anniversary with theme Turning Points in Time. Wilsons will tour via a July 24 camping trip stopping at the Smoky Mountains Cape Hatteras Washington D C New York City and Niagara Falls planning to attend with Mrs. Wilson and the children.
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Herman Wilson
Rc&d
Soil Conservation Service
Arkansas
Soil Conservation Society of America
Toronto
Canada
Einar L. Roger
Wilsons
Smokey Mountains
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Washington D. C
New York City
Niagara Falls
Four Die on Arkansas Highways
The Associated Press reports four fatalities on Arkansas highways over the weekend. A head on crash on Arkansas 9 near Morrilton killed Patricia Ann Webb and injured six others. A second death occurred on U.S. 63 at the Lake David Overpass when William T. Parish’s vehicle collided with a southbound tractor trailer. Two more people died in a two car crash on Arkansas 22 near Charleston involving Bill Tolbert and Douglas W. Roberts.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Patricia Ann Webb
Morrilton
Arkansas 9
W. M. Mahan
Bee Branch
van Buren
Arkansas 22
Charleston
Bill Tolbert
Ozark
Douglas W. Roberts
Lavaca
Schweiker calls for better military exams after defects found
Sen. Richard S Schweiker urged improved screening for military inductees after a GAO report showed ongoing admission of unfit men. Nearly 40,000 service members were discharged for prior defects in fiscal 1968 and 1969, with examples including a kidney scar and a missing thumb. The Pentagon spent 17.9 million for discharges and related costs. The GAO urged changes to balance inductee flow, noting Pittsburgh's station capacity and fluctuating daily workload.
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Brooks Jackson
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Richard S. Schweiker
Armed Services
Pennsylvania Republican
General Accounting Office
Pentagon
Schweiker
Air Force
Congressional Investigative Agency
GAO
Pittsburgh
Inmate at Cummins Prison Farm Gains Sleep Choice Rights
Correction Commissioner C Robert Sarver says James E Jackson a 26 year old inmate may choose each evening to sleep either in the isolation unit or on the ball diamond after a federal judge ruled confinement there cruel and unusual. Jackson had been kept on the diamond nearly full time since May 14 except for rain periods.
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Cummins Prison Farm
Ark
Correction
C. Robert Sarver
James E. Jackson
Sarver
Jackson
U.S
Oren Harris
Harris
Asst
Cecil Boren
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Nixon
Asya
Anaheim Stadium
California Angels
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St. Louis
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STAR
United States
West Virginia
Smart Savers Shop Safeway
Safeway
Mes. Wright's
Bils
Candi Cane
Sanandas
Ct. Phys
White Bread
Bel-air
Tin
Xe Bok
Royal Treat Mushrooms
Gerber
Coles Fyne Pyne
I’s
Fleischmann
Met
USDA
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