Hempstead girl named high point senior at 4-H horse show
The Southwest District H Horse Show at the Third District Livestock Show Coliseum on June 11 drew 65 4-H members from 10 counties across 23 classes. High point senior went to Peggy Reece of Hempstead County with Cindy Jones of Little River County as runner up.
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High Point
Kaylyn Ross
Clark County
Teresa Nix
Miller County
Peggy Reece
Hempstead County
Cindy Jones
Little River County
Lisa Thompson
Columbia County
Denise Radebaugh
Howard County
Lanny Ford
Suzann Franks
Garland County
Mike Radebaugh
Korea seeks U S bugging explanation from Washington
South Korea pressed U S Ambassador Rich ard Sneider for explanation of a New York Times report that the United States bugged President Park Chung hee office in 1975. Officials said the ambassador promised regret and that Seoul would pursue the issue in Washington.
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Seoul
South Korea
U.S
Richard Sneider
New York Times
United States
Park Chunghee
Sneider
Park Tong-jin
Kim Yong-shik
The
Washington
Amin remains missing as Uganda reads mixed signals
In Nairobi Uganda Radio says Amin has not been seen since Friday amid reports of an assassination attempt near Entebbe. Cabinet meetings in Kampala proceed with officials unsure of Amin s whereabouts while Cairo reports Amin sending a message to Sadat on African issues.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Uganda
Idi Amin
Ministry of Information
Kampala
Amin
Entebbe
Egypt
Middle East
M. Aly
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Carter proposes interest on checking accounts with fees on each check
The Carter administration backs legislation to allow interest bearing checking accounts nationwide. Banks would likely charge per check, offset by Fed support for NOW accounts with limits. Blumenthal argues the plan aids all depositors while protections keep costs manageable, though critics warn it could cost taxpayers.
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Washington
Carter Administration
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Blumenthal
Senate Banking
New England
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank
William Proximiren Dwis
PCA officials accused of stealing from farmer
In federal court in Little Rock the trial of three Lonoke Production Credit Association officials opened. Prosecutor Samuel Perroni alleged a conspiracy to steal 162000 from Harold Huntsman by misrepresenting loan facts. Defendants Griffin Chambers Hansell are named.
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Little Rock
Charles Thomas Griffin
Lonoke
Joe Henry Chambers
Carlisle
Bill Hansell
England
Guardsmen May Join Locust Grove Girl Scout Killings Search
Oklahoma National Guard could be called to search Camp Scott area in Locust Grove for the killer of three Girl Scouts on June 13. Up to 400 soldiers may be mobilized as investigators pursue leads. No murder weapon found and no suspects named. Local district attorney Sid Wise deferred confirmation while a joint investigative meeting occurred.
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Locust Grove
Okla
Tulsa
Oklahoma National Guard
Tulsa World
279Th Infantry
Camp Scott
Mayes County
Fire crews push to contain 10800 acre La Mesa blaze
In northern New Mexico the La Mesa fire, burning about 10 800 acres near Los Alamos, challenged crews with 30 mph winds and incomplete lines. Containment slipped to Thursday as officials cited fire size and terrain. One firefighter, Juan Aldaz, 51, died after a heart attack on the line amid the effort.
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Los Alamos
N.M
New Mexico
la Mesa
U.S. Forest Service
Forest Service
Bruce Holmson
Juan G. Aldaz
Vallecitos
Organ Mountains
Las Cruces
Bureau of Land Management
Doyle Kline
Philmont Scout Ranch
Gunslinger of CB rings bell in court case
Oklahoma City resident Fred Ernest Riley known as The Gunslinger pleaded no contest to using profane and obscene language on CB radio airwaves. The charge carries up to two years in prison and a $10 000 fine. Oct 18 indictment followed angry listeners petitioning protest.
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Oklahoma City
Fred Ernest Riley
Johnny Green
Riley
Green
Mrs. Adell Mamby Joins Henderson State Trustees
Mrs. Adell Mamby of Nashville Arkansas becomes a new trustee at Henderson State University. A 33 year old with a varied background in business education and twenty two years as a homemaker she is also a current student at the Arkadelphia campus. She will study financial and policy matters at the next board meeting on June 30.
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Arkadelphia
Henderson State University Board of Trustees
Adell Mamby
Nashville
Howard County
Mamby
University of Arkansas System
HSU
Hope, DeQueen
Saratoga Public Schools
Hempstead County
Garrison
Central University
John
West Indies
Mexico
Canada
Theresa
Henderson Board of Trustees
Jane Ross
Vivian Hegwood
Little Rock
Ray Martin
Rison
Ned Mosely
Stuttgart
H.D. Luck
Bill Abernathy
Mena
James Pilkinton
Hope
HSU Board of Trustees
Martin Garrison
Pryor defends actions after Arkansas executive firings
Governor David Pryor criticized media for overreacting to a routine personnel review that led to several dismissals in Arkansas state agencies. He denied any broad shakeup, noting changes included Lou Oberste of the Parks and Tourism Travel Division and two volunteers, while insisting he would announce any further removals directly.
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Little Rock
David Pryor
Executive Branch
Hawaii
Pryor
Lou Oberste
Parks and Tourism Department
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Ers
Hunstman
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Olin Cook
Department of Higher Education
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Herbert Burns
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Goodyear
America
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Facia
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Pius F.E.T
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