Tax bill clash over revenue and repeals
A congressional budget clash centers on extending excise and corporate taxes to July 1 and rolling back tax cuts. Senate and House debate include laboring to fund spending with revenue maneuvers, while foes warn against reducing revenue amid deficits and international concerns. A key vote and committee recommendations shape the stalled path forward as leaders seek a compromise.
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Weather Esperlaent Staton repark and highs
Partly cloudy conditions with a heat wave across the region. Esperlaent Staton shows high near 90 and low around 89 for the period ending Monday morning. Arkansas forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight into Tuesday with scattered thundershowers mainly in the northwest, followed by gradual temperature changes.
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Regional Forecast From The Associated Press
Partly cloudy to cloudy this afternoon tonight and Tuesday with chances of scattered showers. Temperatures will range from the mid 80s across central areas to 20s in some southern regions. Northeast winds, low temperatures in the 40s to 70s, and scattered showers are expected through the period.
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Coast oil rights ruling limits distance to 54 miles
Fragmented report describes a federal ruling on submerged oil rights. The May decision limited Gulf state offshore rights to 54 miles from the coast for Texas and neighboring states, while Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama retain up to 8½ miles. The case centers on federal ownership of offshore resources worth trillions.
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Alabsima
Court Strikes Down Laws on Injunctions
The Supreme Court struck down restrictions on injunctions impacting Civil Rights Commission hearings in the South. Chief Justice Warren delivered the majority opinion, ruling the grand jury style procedures violated rights and that the commission’s investigative methods must adhere to due process. The ruling upheld the constitutionality of the creating law while limiting its procedural uses.
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Shots Fired at Attorney Office in Arkansas
Police reported shots fired at the window of attorney Gulbridge in Little Rock early Friday. No one was hurt. Gulbridge's family, including son and daughter, described hearing shots and noted threats against Frank Holl, a prosecutor.
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Visiting Day Thursday at Hope Station
Visiting Day Thursday at Hope Station will feature demonstrations by Entomology and Extension Service staff on tomato prediction cucumber crossing and pest control. Lectures by university and extension faculty will cover landscape planning and agriculture with a lunch provided by local home service groups.
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Plant Board Pleas Publig Hearing
The state Plant Board will hold a public hearing Friday on proposed rule revisions of everydisuism with dose or ventual joules. The proposals were dialed ute for complaints. One would prohibit any erp. The rules include penalties and fees. The hearing seeks to balance lead rules and water harvests for farm use with safety considerations.
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Arkansas Assessors Report Mixed Property Tax Assessments
A fragmented Arkansas Assessment Co report shows varied property tax assessments across counties. The document notes certain districts well above twenty percent while others fall below ten percent, with some entries mentioning Bradley Day and specific neighborhoods.
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Unclear OCR on large cash theft by state officials
Fragmentary report details a multimillion dollar cash and check theft, with references to security vaults and a state department probe. Names and exact figures are obscured by garbled text, but mentions department oversight and an investigation into the vault incident and related loss.
Pennsylvania Lawmaker Ends Life
A Pennsylvania lawmaker died by suicide in a troubling scene described in a late 19th century report. The article notes the rapid borderless spread of the event within official circles and mentions the surrounding political turmoil and the unfilled vacancy.
Violent Deaths in Arkansas Report From Weekend
The Associated Press notes seven weekend fatalities in Arkansas from car crashes, drownings, and injuries. Names include W. Chirlatwis 17 Brinkley and Mary Churanting 74 Dover, among others, with multiple drivers and passengers injured or killed on highways and at home.
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Mary Churanting
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Gene Lawisville
Cheri Stywell
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Laie Wale
Luku Conway
Unclear OCR: Wreck Fatalities in Utah Turnpike Incident
Fragmentary report from TALSA Utah describes a wreck on a turnpike near Byislaw with names Abbette Museu Cyttbat and Lonnie Cempacll injured. Other details are obscured by garbled OCR text and illegible dates.
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