Rains Lift Arkansas Soybean Planting Prospects
Rains across Arkansas improve soil moisture for soybeans after a month long drought. Extension expert Ruel Nester says moisture from now on can prevent yield loss though some river bottom areas remain dry. Farmers planned about 4.4 million acres this year with good prospects overall.
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Little Rock
Ruel Nester
Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service
Nestor
Arkansas
Nester
Senators propose amendment to youth crime law
Senators Dale Bumpers John L. McClellan and John C. Culver introduced a bill to let crime victims learn final court dispositions of juveniles. The Senate passed the amendment unanimously. Bumpers defended youth privacy but said victims deserve access to case outcomes.
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Dale Bumpers
John L. McClellan
John C. Culver
Iowa
Senate
Bumpers
Vo Tech Classes Set to Begin August 8 at Red River
J W Rowe announces Red River Vocational Technical School in Hope opens enrollment for August 8 1977. Programs include Office Occupations Carpentry Forestry Industrial Equipment Mechanics Machine Shop Plant Maintenance Diesel and Heavy Truck Mechanics Welding Heavy Equipment Operation Brick Masonry plus Adult Basic Education and GED Nursing students named for next term. Enrollment hours are 8 am to 4 30 pm and applications may be submitted in person by mail or phone 777 5722.
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J.W. Rowe
Red River Vocational Technical School
Hope
Carter praised by Ford for budget stance and caution on action
Former President Gerald R. Ford commends President Carter's budget balance efforts while urging more concrete actions. Ford notes public approval of Carter's style but demands substance and tough decisions. He also criticizes Carter on Soviet relations and Cuba and Vietnam links. Ford weighs 1980 GOP bid amid ongoing U.S. policy debates.
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Washington
Carter
Gerald R. Ford
Congress
Ford
U.S. News & World Report
Soviet Union
United States
Cuba
Vietnam
Africa
Newton remains jailed in Canada awaiting deportation hearing
Huey Newton, Black Panther co founder, bartered for 10 days of freedom in Canada to consult lawyers before his U S murder trial. Immigration officials adjourned the hearing to Wednesday as his Toronto attorney seeks documents on the California homicide case.
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Brampton
Canada
Huey Newton
Cuba
Tral
California
Newton
Havana
Toronto
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Panthers
United States
Paul Copeland
U.S. and
U.S. Justice Department
Gwen
U.S. Congress
Oakland
Calif
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