Ammonia Leak Inspected by Biochemist in Arkansas
A biochemist from Texas A and M University, Dr Jerard O Donovan, toured Floral Arkansas after anhydrous ammonia pipeline rupture on June 5. He estimated about 80 tons released at 14000 psi, affected 10000 acres but potentially 30000 acres benefited as fertilizer. Accompanied by two lawyers and an insurance adjuster, he advised farmers to keep stock away and avoid fish grown above ground. A July 2 meeting called by Prof Atty David B Hodges of Newport will discuss possible criminal violations.
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Batesville, Ark
Texas A and M University
Here
Jerard O’donovan
Gulf Central Pipeline Co
O’donovan
O'Donovan
Atty
David B. Hodges
Newport
Levi Strauss to Build $6 Million Sports Center Plant
Gov. Bumpers announced Levi Strauss & Co will construct a $6 million sportswear distribution center in Little Rock on a 70 acre site in the South Industrial Park, employing over 500. The facility aims to boost Arkansas as a regional distribution hub with operations slated for late 1972. The project marks the first major distribution complex in the state.
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Little Rock
Dale Bumpers
Levi Strauss & Co
Levi
San Francisco
Little Rock South
Dan Roebuck
Arkansas Industrial Development Commission
Arkansas
Things that make life worth living and real gems
Hal Boyle surveys everyday joys from a mortgage payoff to a lost tooth, a desert night under stars, love and family moments, and small humorous wonders. The piece blends light personal anecdotes with a political section on Pulaski County districting debates, noting proposals for multimember vs single member districts and their political implications.
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Hal Boyle
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River
Bumpers
Pulaski County
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Hot Springs
Helena-West Helena
Texarkana
Miller, Sevier
Little River
West Memphis
Jonesboro
Fayetteville
Thornton
Senate
4th Army to Join 5th Army in Pentagon Realignment
SAN ANTONIO AP The 4th U.S. Army becomes part of the new 5th Army with Ft. Hood and III Corps reassigned. The merged force will cover Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas and much of the old 5th Army states. Lt. Gen. George W. Underwood will lead the combined command headquartered at Ft. Sam Houston.
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Tex
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4Th Army
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New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
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Iowa
Kansas
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Army
Ft. Sam Houston
George W. Underwood
Sth
Ft. Sheridan
Ill
Chicago
Italy
4Th
Arkansas Weather Summary for 24 Hours and Outlook
Experiment Station report notes 24 hour period ending 7 a.m. Tuesday with a high of 93 and a low of 68 and a trace of precipitation. Forecast calls for widely scattered showers and thunderstorms in Arkansas through Wednesday, mainly late afternoons and evenings, with partly cloudy and warm conditions continuing. Highs through Wednesday expected in the upper 80s to 90s and lows tonight in the upper 60s to 70s.
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Arkansas
Congressmen Inspecting Secret Data
Washington AP Administration witnesses invited to Capitol Hill as congressmen press open review of document classification. House subcommittee seeks full 47 volume Vietnam history and a complete Gulf of Tonkin study while Wise questions secrecy and misuse of state secrets. Hagerty cites 235 million pages still secret from WWII and Korea.
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Information Panel
Secretary of Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Gulf of Tonkin
Senate
David Wise
New York Herald Tribune
Wise
James C. Hagerty
White House
Eisenhower
University Women Would End the War
The American Association of University Women urged U.S. withdrawal from the Southeast Asia war without a fixed deadline. The group also backed admitting Red China to the United Nations and called for full UN participation on the 1972 Human Environment Conference. They supported the Geneva Protocol and opposed chemical and biological warfare use. A permanent UN peacekeeping force was favored.
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Dallas
Tex
American Association of University Women
United States
AAUW
China
United Nations
Taiwan
Little Change Expected in Weather
The Associated Press reports Arkansas will see little change in weather through Wednesday with hot humid afternoons and scattered thundershowers. A large high moisture Gulf air mass and patchy fog blanketed parts of the state. Monday brought widely scattered thunderstorms. Little Rock recorded 2.88 inches at Adams Field and Harrison 0.38 inches. Temperatures reached upper 80s to low 90s, with Texarkana at 99 degrees overnight.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Gulf
Little Rock
Adams Field
Harrison
Texarkana
Fayetteville
Jonesboro
Malpractice Rehearing Rejected by Arkansas Supreme Court
The Arkansas Supreme Court on Monday rejected Dr. Vandee Kroft of Little Rock's petition for a rehearing in a malpractice case. Kroft, an intern at Baptist Medical Center in Little Rock, was found 65 percent responsible for negligence in the laceration treatment of Wilbur H. Cox of North Little Rock, with another doctor at 35 percent. Kroft claimed the case was dismissed without her knowledge by her lawyer.
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