Longhairs rise on campuses while Nader wins praise
A Gallup style survey notes 23 percent of male students prefer hair long but not past the ear, 20 percent wear it over the ear yet above the shoulder, and seven percent go full length, while 45 percent still want short cuts. The piece also highlights Ralph Nader receiving a $10,000 consumer award for advancing safety, purity, openness, and accountability.
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Gallup
Savannah
Evening Press
Ralph Nader
Nader
Atlanta
Penn Central to Cut 8900 Jobs If Crew Laws Ease
Penn Central Transportation Co trustees say 8900 jobs could be eliminated with three-man crews and federal approval, saving about 135 million annually. They warn shutdown by November if crew-size laws in Ohio and Indiana stay in force. Jobs would be cut across the railroad via attrition and union talks.
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Philadelphia
Penn Central
Penn Central Transportation Co
Ohio
Indiana
Bus Stops Named for Head Start
Head Start bus routes listed with stops including Yerger Junior High Brookwood Hopewell Hardee Garland and early School. First stop at Yerger Junior High is 7 30 a m on Wednesday morning June 9. Program hours run 8 a m to 1 p m at Beryl Henry School.
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Brookwood School
Hopewell School
Hardee Grocery
Garland School
Yerger Junior Hgh
Une
Beryl Henry School
New Senate Controversy Over Laos
Senator Symington seeks a ceiling on U S spending in Laos amid reports of at least 250 million dollars a year for air operations and support of forces fighting Communist units. Senate held a secret session to hear Symington on Laos activity and possible law violations.
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Associated Press
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Senate
U.S
Laos
Stuart Symington
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D-Mo
State Department
United States
Charles Bray
J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Congress
Famous Old Edgewater Gulf Hotel Goes on Block at Biloxi
The Edgewater Gulf Hotel in Biloxi Mississippi, once a 600 acre national watering hole for 44 years, goes up for sale auction in a three day event. The eight story property features an Olympic pool and tennis courts as its era ends. Hotel manager A P Shoemaker recounts his 1930s start here as soda jerk and later rising to manager.
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Tel
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Court Expands Free Press Protections in Supreme Court Ruling
Supreme Court rules 5-3 to require actual malice for defamation suits by private individuals against media, lowering risk for small outlets and potentially boosting public issue coverage. The decision affects cases like Philadelphia radio station WIP cited in a privacy suit by George A. Rosenbloom, who faced a multimillion-dollar award that was cut on appeal.
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Supreme Court
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Byron R. White
William J. Brennan Jr
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Philadelphia
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Rosenbloom
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Moon Treaty Offered by Russia
Moscow reports the Soviet government proposes a moon treaty to govern exploration and use. The draft bans force, military bases, weapon tests, and exercises on the moon and aims to keep lunar activities peaceful and environmentally safe for all signatories.
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Andrei Gromyko
U Thant
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Moon
Perfect Wife: Alas She Never Finishes What She's Started
Forest Hills, New York AP columnist Jake Booher recalls his wife Mary, a skilled home economist and crafter, who rarely completes projects. He cites a 4 by 6 foot rug still 1720 unfinished after three years and a birthday coat fabric unreadily used since 1968. The piece ends with the narrator contemplating rebellion by not finishing the column.
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Jake Booher
Associated Press
Forest Hills
N.Y
Mary
Pricilla
Lee
New York City
Joel
Russians Tell N.Y. Bridges Secrets of Space Station
Three Soviet cosmonauts aboard Salute linked with Soyuz 11 to raise the space station into a higher orbit. The 18-ton Salute-Soyuz has orbited Earth 21 times since April 19 as Tass reported the crew Dobrovolsky Volkov Patsayev felt well and continued their planned research after docking and checking systems.
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Associated Press
Moscow (Ap
Space Laboratory
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Soyuz
Earth
Tass
Georgy Dobrovolsky
Vladimir Volkov
Viktor Patsayev
Space Station
Showers Likely on Wednesday Across Arkansas
The Arkansas forecast shows a chance of rain through Wednesday with scattered showers and thunderstorms moving from Texas through Missouri. Highs will be in the 80s to 90s, with cooler weather by Wednesday, while overnight lows range from the 60s to low 70s in several cities.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Texas
Kansas
Missouri
Jonesboro
Texarkana
Fayetteville
Harrison
Pine Bluff
el Dorado
Memphis
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Atty. Tucker Questions Alderman Over Alleged Bribe
In Little Rock Prof. Atty. Jim Guy Tucker says he questioned North Little Rock Alderman John O. May for about 30 minutes regarding May s statement last month that another alderman offered him 600 dollars. Tucker declined specifics but noted little likelihood of further action.
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Atty
Jim Guy Tucker
North Little Rock
John O. May
May
Tucker
Fordyce Man Dies of Injuries in Crash
CAMDEN Ark AP Jack H Grimmitt 44 of Route 2 Fordyce died Monday in a Camden hospital from injuries suffered June 1 in a two vehicle crash at the junction of US 167 and Arkansas 8 in Dallas County. He was driving a car that collided with a tractor trailer truck driven by Charles B Davis 50 of Springfield Mo.
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Jack H. Grimmitt
Fordyce
Camden
U.S. 167
Dallas County
Grimmitt
Charles B. Davis
Springfield
Jeep Blown Up in Rosslea Near Northern Ireland Border
A British army jeep was blown up in Rosslea four miles from the Republic of Ireland border. The army reported no casualties after the blast, which initially suggested a land mine detonated during patrol. Earlier in west Belfast a terrorist trap failed to explode on an army patrol.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Rosslea
Irish Republic
West Belfast
Clinic for Crippled Here 10th
The Crippled Children's Division of the State Department of Public Welfare will hold a diagnostic and check up clinic in Hempstead County Health Department on Thursday June 10 from 8 30 a m to 1 p m. Invitations indicate registration in the Armory from 8 to 11 a m. Orthopedic surgeon Dr Charles G Smith and pediatrician Dr Betty Lowe will examine the children with Branch Hospital handling x ray and lab work. Nurses and nursing students from Red River Vocational Technical School plus volunteers will assist.
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State Department of Public Welfare
Hempstead County
Armory
Charles G. Smith
Betty Lowe
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Red River Vocational Technical School
Sharpe Elected President of Junior Bankers Section
Charles E. Sharpe Jr., assistant vice president at First National Bank in Hope, was elected president of the Junior Banker Section of the Arkansas Bankers Association. A Texarkana native, he attended the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville and belonged to Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
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First National Bank
Hope
Arkansas Bankers Association
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Texarkana
Arkansas
University of Arkansas At
All Around Town events highlight June gatherings and achievements
The June 10 LPN Assn meeting at Hempstead Memorial Hospital dining room will feature Whit Murphy of Southwest Technical Institute speaking on Ax for fire. The Patmos Jamboree occurs June 12 with The Country Additions and other acts. Mrs. Louise Fowler attends the 33rd CWA convention June 14 in Kansas City as a delegate. Debbie Gunter leads FHA Leadership Workshop at Henderson State College with 325 girls and 72 chapters. Airman Raymond W. R. Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Jackson, reports to K. IL. Sawyer AFB after basic training, to serve as a security policeman. a Subiaco Academy graduate from 1970.
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LPN Assn
Hempstead Memorial Hospital
Whit Murphy
Fire Service Technology Dept. of Education
Southwest Technical Institute
Ax For Fire
Louise Fowler, McCaskill
Communications Workers of America
Kansas City
Debbie Gunter
W.H. Gunter, Jr
Hope
Henderson State College
Debbie
Arkansas Hall
Raymond W. R. Jackson
Robert G. Jackson
U.S. Air Force
Lackland Afb
Texas
Strategic Air Command
K. IL
Sawyer Afb
Michigan
Jackson
Subiaco Academy
State College of Arkansas
Britain Eyes Entry to Common Market Pledge on Sterling Gradual Runoff
LUXEMBOURG AP Britain clears a hurdle toward joining the European Common Market by promising a gradual end to the pound’s reserve role. Geoffrey Rippon says Britain will align sterling with the monetary union by 1980 and follow market practices on capital movements by 1978. The six members criticize the pledge but expect no impact on talks. further bargaining on budget contributions and fisheries access is scheduled for June in Luxembourg.
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Britain
Geoffrey Rippon
Rippon
London
Executive Commission
Raymond Barre
New Zealand
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Jury Selection Continues in Wynne Farmer Slaying Case
In DeWitt Circuit Court jury selection proceeded for the first degree murder trial of four youths Lamar Mannis Teddy Kittler Benny West and Joe Kagbien all from DeWitt charged in the shotgun slaying of 27 year old Jimmy Wayne Wampler of Wynne last November Three jurors had been chosen earlier Monday and the process continued today.
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Dewitt, Ark
Lamar Mannis
Teddy Kittler
Benny West
Joe Kagbien
DeWitt
Jimmy Wayne Wampler
Wynne
Wampler
News Quiz Takes Readers Around the World
Weekly feature invites readers to test knowledge of worldwide news developments. Printed today on Page 4 with answers on Page 3, part of the Living Textbook Program sponsored by First National Bank and Hope Star for area schools.
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