Pollution fund faces Senate test in air standards fight
Washington AP reports the House approved a three year extension of the 1967 clean air law 374 to 1 expanding national air quality standards and funds to 775 million over three years. Senate questions over centralizing standards were raised by Sen. Muskie who fears national rules may weaken local control.
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Washington
House
Senate
Edmund S. Muskie
D-Mathe
Air and Water Pollution
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Muskie
HEW
Hope Star publication details and subscription rates
Hope Star provides publication data for 1929 with staff titles, offices, and contact details. It outlines subscription options by carrier, mail in various counties and Arkansas, and general advertise representations across multiple cities and states.
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Hope
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard
Pike
Clark
Arkansas
Helen Eae
Weather Expariment Station Report Atmosphere Update
Arkansas forecast partly cloudy and warm through Friday with widely scattered thundershowers mainly in the afternoons. High Friday in 80s to low 90s, low tonight in 60s to 70s. Thursday 24 hours ending 7 a.m. shows high 85, low 80.
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Expariment
Arkansas
Voting machines plan urged by Faulkner County board
Arkansas Attorney General's office says the Faulkner County Board of Election Commissioners must set up a plan to buy voting machines if voters in an election approve their use. The opinion notes mandamus as a possible remedy for failure to act.
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Little Rock
Attorney General's Office
County Board of Election Commissioners
Tom Tanner
Theo J. Hiegel
Personnel Puzzle Faces President
President Nixon reshuffles and expands his administration by naming Labor Secretary George P. Shultz to head the new Office of Management and Budget, absorbing the old Budget Bureau, while John Ehrlichman leads the Domestic Council. The plan aims to streamline government though tensions loom over how the two bodies will mesh and operate together.
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Frank Cormier
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Nixon
Labor
George P. Shulte
Office of Management and Budget
Bureau of the Budget
Shultz
Domestic Council
John D. Ehrlichman
Council
Schultz
Shhultz
Ehrlichman
Robert H. Finch
Health, Education and Welfare
White House
HEW
Finch
Elliot L. Richardson
James E. Allen
Eleanor Roosevelt
Peace Near in Jordan Says King Hussein
King Hussein said Jordan’s civil war situation was improving rapidly after three days of fighting between Palestinian guerrillas and Jordanian troops. He urged bridging the gap and burying dissension, calling the armed forces and guerrillas “our sons.” The violence killed or wounded about 500, with hostages taken at the Amman Intercontinental Hotel and a U.S. military attache killed in front of his family. The conflict drew in Egypt’s Nasser, Libya’s Kadafi, and Yasir Arafat, with cease-fire attempts and shifting alliances amid reports of ongoing hostilities and a possible broader regional involvement.
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Associated Press
Hussein
Amman
Beirut
U.S
Amman Intercontinental Hotel
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Muammar Kadafi
Libya
Liberation’’ of
Palestine
Israel
Political Fund Drive Not Barred in Arkansas
The attorney general's office said there is no state law prohibiting individuals or groups from soliciting funds on state-owned property for political candidates.
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Little Rock
Attorney General’s Office
Clemency Questioned in Arkansas Marijuana Case
Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller explains clemency for two Arkansas State University students convicted of marijuana and LSD possession. He cites penal system conditions and reports on the case to state Rep. Hunt, noting probation and parole offered a better attitudinal change than imprisonment. The letter discusses lack of funding and professional counselors in the Department of Correction and warns against political exploitation of the matter.
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Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas State University
Arkansas
Rockefeller
Jimmy Doyle Hunt
Jonesboro
Buel Lee Hensley
Heber Springs
Gary Turnen
Wynne
Turner
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Hensley
Hunt
Rocke
Feller
Gerald Pearson
Arkansas Department of Correction
Department of Correction
Board of Pardons and Paroles
Garrett Baptist Revival Starts June with Evangelist Brunson
Garrett Memorial Baptist church launches a revival from June 14 to 31 with morning services at 10 and evening services at 7 30. Evangelist Rev Harold Brunson of Tyler Texas will lead the meetings assisted by Wade Warren and Ivy Mitchell in gospel singing with special singing each evening before the message.
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Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Harold Brunson
Tyler
Texas
Wade Warren
Ivy Mitchell
Vacation Bible School Closing at Providence Baptist Church
The closing program for daily Vacation Bible School at Providence Baptist Church proceeds Friday night at 7 30. The church is on Highway 49 Win.
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Providence Baptist Church
Ath Church
Highway 49
Win
Nixon to Shuffle Labor Post and White House Staff
President Nixon announced a personnel reshuffle moving George P. Shultz from Labor to head a new Office of Management and Budget unit. He will earn 42 500 while keeping Cabinet rank. Other moves included Finch to White House staff, Weinberger to deputy OMB, and Allen fired as education commissioner amid broader shakeups.
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Carl CO
Uttar
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Fie
George P. Shultz
Office of Management
Art Budget
Bureau of the Budget Shultz
Robert H. Finch
HEW
Labor Department
James Hodgson
Shultz
James £. Allen
Cambodia
Finch
U.S
Columbia
Jack Hood Vaughn
Bogota
Caspar Weinberger
Federal Trade Commission
Office of Management and Budget
Robert P. Mayo
Stanley F. Yolles
White House
National Institute of Mental Health
Anthony J. Moffett Jr
Office of Education
Revival Series Opens at Southside Baptist Church
Southside Baptist Church on Highway 29 South will start a revival series on June 14 and continue through Sunday June 1st with morning and evening services. Morning sessions begin at 10, evening at 7 40. Evangelist Rev. Hollis Dillard and Pastor Rev. Chester Daniels welcome the public.
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Southside Baptist Southside Baptist Church
Highway 29 South
Hollis Dillard
Chester Daniels
Rev Kenneth Bobo to Lead Unity Baptist Revival
The Rev. Kenneth Bobo of Memphis will evangelize at Unity Baptist Church Fifth and Hervey Street in a week long revival from June 1 through June 21. Services begin daily at 10 am and 7 30 pm with Shelby Crowring and Gordon Renshaw listed among supporters.
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Kenneth Bobo
Memphis
The
Unity Baptist, Church
Fifth and Hervey
Bobo
Arkansas
Churches of the
Baptist Missionary Association of Arkansas
Shelby Cowering
Gordon Renshaw
Mrs Willie Reynolds Obituary Notice from Hope Arkansas
Mrs Willie Stuckabee Reynolds 41 died in a Little Rock hospital. Lifelong Hempstead County resident and Baptist member. Survived by husband William Reynolds two daughters Mrs Robert F Smith and Nena Lough five sons Roger Dale Richard R Ronald D Lough, one granddaughter, parents R B Huckabee and Mrs Huckabee, five brothers and three sisters. Funeral services to be announced by Oakcrest Funeral Home of Hope.
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Willie Stuckabee Reynolds
Little Rock
Hempstead
The
Baptist Church
William Reynolds
Robert F. Smith
Hope
Nena Lough
Thhree
Roger Dale
Richard R
Ronald D. Lough
R. B. Huckabee
Edwin
Conway Huckabee
Bruce
Salem
Virginia
Vernon
Charles
Mena
Lester Gilbert
David Ratcliff
Bakersfield
Calif
James Laughard
Nashville
Oakcrest Funeral Home of
Europe May Pay to Keep U.S. Troops
NATO defense ministers from 14 nations discussed the possibility of a European cash offer to deter U.S. troop withdrawals from Europe. A West German source said the plan would share costs of 300,000 U.S. troops, with specifics and participants undecided. Plans aim to be ready by fall to affect the 1971 budget. West Germany has previously funded much of the foreign exchange loss via purchases in the United States.
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Brussels
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.S
Europe
NATO
United States
Melvin R. Laird
West Germany
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