Carter to meet Soviet dissident Bukovsky on human rights theme
President Carter will host dissident Vladimir Bukovsky in a White House meeting aimed at advancing human rights as a central theme of his early presidency. The talks with Bukovsky, who spent 12 years in Soviet prisons, are described as a briefing with top officials rather than a full presidential session.
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Allen woman flees before rabies vaccination court order
Alice Wyborny disappeared before a scheduled Allen Oklahoma court hearing over forcing her two Arvid twin boys to receive rabies shots after health officials linked a rabid dog to ongoing vaccination concerns. Assistant District Attorney Addicott said she may be in Oklahoma City and drives a blue 1970 Chevrolet van. The case follows nineteen residents already receiving shots as authorities warn of possible dog bite exposure.
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U N blacks test Young as council chair at UN
Andrew Young becomes council president for March at the United Nations and his fellow Africans plan a debate on a mandatory arms embargo against South Africa to curb its apartheid policy. They hope his tenure signals closer U S Africa ties, while a Benin incident report looms for the council.
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Arkansas Crime Slightly Up in 1976 Report
The Arkansas Criminal Justice and Highway Safety Information Center notes a slight rise in crime in 1976, with violent crimes down 13 percent and property crimes up 1 percent. Property stolen totaled 20.3 million dollars, with over 5.5 million recovered. The average work week declined from 53.2 hours in 1900 to 41.7 in 1950 and 38.7 in 1975.
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Blue and Gold Banquet for Cub Scout Pack 62 in Fair Park
Cub Scout Pack 62 held its Blue and Gold banquet at Hope Community Center in Fair Park with Den 1 and 2 opening. Reverend Ralph Madison led invocation and a potluck followed.
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Number of poor kids increases in most regions
Census figures show school age children living in poverty rose in most regions in the early 1970s, with the South showing a five year drop of 718,000 to 3.1 million in 1975. Nationally 14.5 percent of school age children were in poverty, while 19.6 percent in the South lived below the poverty line.
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Weyerhaeuser High Yield Forestry in Arkansas
Weyerhaeuser outlines a high yield forestry program that grows two to three crops of trees on the same land by using smaller, faster growing plantations. The aim is to meet rising wood demand within 25 years while preserving recreation land and other forest benefits. Read more by contacting Weyerhaeuser in DeQueen Arkansas.
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