Supreme Court Proceedings Summary From The Augusta Corp Case
The Augusta Corp division of The Grinnell Corp faces Woodruff Electric Cooperative in Woodruff Circuit with judges Harris Smith Brown Fogleman and Byrd ruling on multiple cases. Reversals in Dorothy Moore v J F Lawrence and Alma Lins v Shoe Tree of Fayetteville occur. Allstate Insurance v Lanie Orland is affirmed in part and reversed in part.
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Associated Press
Carleton Harris
Augusta Corp
Grinnell Corp
Oodruff Electric Cooperative Rp
Woodruff
George Rose Smith
Satterfield
the State
Fulton Circuit
Lyle Brown
Home Utual Fire Insurance Co
Ward N. Riley
Baxter Scuit
John A. Fogleman
Over Manufacturing Co
Dicky Wayne Willis
Fom Pope Circuit
J. Fred Jones
Dorothy Moore
J. F. Lawrence
Pulaski Chancery
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Harris
Conley Byrd
Allstatesurance Co
Lanie Sue Orand
Lafayette Reuit
Arkansas State Highway Mmission
Helen B. Dalple
Nevada Circuit
Frank Holt
Almaens
Shoe Tree of Fayettelle, Inc
Washing Circuit
Opening lead dilemmas in bridge hands discussed
Oswald and James Jacoby analyze a bridge problem where West starts with a jack of spades and East drops the deuce. South must choose between continuing trumps or discarding clubs to avoid losing tricks, with success depending on the distribution of clubs and the position of the ace of clubs among East and West.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Arkansas State Forecast and 24 Hour Report
Experiment Station report for 24 hours ending 7 am Monday with a high of 90 and a low of 60. State forecasts for Arkansas call for partly cloudy and very warm conditions Tuesday, with fair and mild tonight. Lows tonight in the 60s and highs Tuesday in the 90s.
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Bridge bidding lesson from a cryptic hand prompt
A fragmented bridge problem asks what to respond after a partner with three hearts opens a trump sequence. The readable text notes spades as the best suit for the responder and mentions a three no trump bid as a potential response. It includes stray phrases about friendship and health, with no clear author or date.
Beasley Acts as Alabama Acting Governor After Wallace Out
Lieutenant Governor Jere Beasley assumes Alabama’s chief executive role as Governor George C. Wallace remains hospitalized in Maryland. Beasley says he will coordinate with the governor and notes the state holiday as he takes over under the constitutional provision for 20 days absence. Wallace was shot May 15 while campaigning for the Democratic nomination and is recuperating at Holy Cross Hospital in Silver Spring.
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Busy Weekend Reflections From A Newswire Column
Hope Arkansas notes a packed weekend vibe with assorted quotes and trivia. The piece surveys phone call averages, shoplifting estimates, elderly malnutrition linked to diet, and quotes from Einstein, plus Purdue studies on fitness altering middle aged personalities. It adds economic hints about rising living costs and a folkloric nail cutting superstition.
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Hal Boyle
New York
University of Texas
Roger J. Williams
Albert Einstein
Purdue University
Bridges Hit by Bomb Strikes Near Hanoi Northwest Rail Link
Eight U S Air Force jets struck within 50 miles of the Chinese border destroying two bridges on Hanoi’s northwest rail line with five 2000 pound bombs. Other rail bridges linking to China were not hit but may be targeted in the future. The hit bridges lie about 85 miles northwest of Hanoi.
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Rocket strikes kill and wound in Phnom Penh during vote count
Rockets hit Cambodia's Defense Ministry bases killing three and wounding ten as bulls eyes target the president's villa killing three girls and wounding one. Bon Nol leads counting results with Lon Nol at about 51 percent while Sihanouk backers gain support amid war and election aftermath.
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Associated Press
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Cambodia
Defense Ministry
Takia
Neal
National Assembly
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Keo An
Phnom Pehh University Law School
Ken An
Sihanouk
Peking
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