Senators Reject Idea to Limit the Debt Ceiling
The Senate, after initial approval, reversed course on a Roth amendment to cap legislative control of spending at 430 billion dollars, with two Long amendments gutting the proposal. The House backed a 20 billion dollar rise while Treasury officials expect another review this summer as Congress has raised the ceiling 38 times since World War I.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
William V. Roth Jr
Roth
Congress
Russell Long
D-La
Long
Finance Committee
House
Treasury
John Connally
Calendar Of Events At A Glance In March
The Cotillion Federated Club meets at Mrs. Odie Draper home 711 South Spruce Street Friday night March 10 at 7 oclock All members urged to be present The Ushers of Rising Star Baptist Church sponsor a program by the Mysterious Gospel Singers of Magnolia Arkansas Sunday March 12 at 7 00 p m Public is invited Reverend W M Martin pastor.
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Cotillion Federated Club
Odie Draper
South Spruce Street
Rising Star Baptist Church
Gospel Singers
Magnolia
Arkansas
W. M. Martin
Born a Winner or Loser by Hal Boyle
New York AP column examines the idea of born winners and losers. Examples contrast two ends of luck and fate, from bowling averages and lottery odds to daily misfortunes and humorous anecdotes. It closes with a fact about the earth’s crust elements.
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Hal Boyle
New York
United Nations
16 Years and Still Fighting in Sudan South War Ends
In Addis Ababa a cease fire and peace accord will end 16 years of civil war between Jaafar Numairi's government and the South Sudan Liberation Movement. The accord creates regional autonomy for South Sudan with a Juba parliament while Khartoum retains control of defense and foreign affairs. The agreement hinges on a March 27 start, with UN agencies aiding refugee return and regional stability efforts led by Emperor Haile Selassie and the World Council of Churches. Princess Margaret arrives in Tortola to open a 300th anniversary celebration of British rule in the British Virgin Islands.
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Harry Dunphy
Associated Press
CAIRO
South
Sudan
Congo
Biafra
Jaafar el Numairi
South Sudanese Liberation Movement
Addis Ababa
Britain
Khartoum
Ethiopia
Numairi
U.N
Red Cross
Egypt
Libya
Syria
Anwar Sadat
Soviet Union
Joseph Lagu
White Nile
South Sudan
Juba
Equatoria
Haile Selassie
World Council of Churches
Tortola
B.V.I
Margaret
Elizabeth II
British Virgin Islands
Lord Snowdon
Arkansas DAR State Conference Page Announcement
Mrs Paul W Klipsch Regent of John Cain Chapter announces the Arkansas Society DAR State Conference in Pine Bluff March 16 18 1972 Miss Marynell Branch daughter of Dr and Mrs James W Branch Hope Arkansas belongs to Children of the American Revolution American Legion Auxiliary Beta Club treasurer French Club Hope High School Band Majorette Region Band and Madrigal accompanist 1971
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Paul W. Klipsch
John Cain Chapter
Arkansas Society Dar
Pine Bluff
Marynell Branch
James W. Branch
Hope
Arkansas
Miss Branch
Children of the American Revolution
American Legion Auxiliary
Hope High School
Region
Madrigal
Black Elected at LSU Black Elected at LSU
Baton Rouge AP reports the first Black student elected as president of LSU Student Government Association. The piece also covers recommendations from the Hope Citizens Committee for Better Quality Schools to Hope School Board, detailing curriculum and general school improvements.
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Baton Rouge, la
Louisiana State University
Herman Wilson
Citizens Committee For Better
Hope City Hall
Hope School
Earl Downs
Hope
Horoscope Day Forecast Pulse Card
After reviewing each zodiac section, tally 12 numbers and add them. The resulting overall day forecast reflects the combined reading, guiding mood and decisions. Stay mindful of caution and favorable moments as you navigate daily choices.
Qualified LPNs in Hempstead Memorial Hospital Milestone
Mrs Lorene Hamilton and Bertha Carrigan have completed required hours and passed the State Board to become Licensed Practical Nurses. The program began in World War II, now requires one year of study split between Red River Vocational Technical School and hospital clinicals. Hempstead Memorial has offered clinicals to 29 students, 14 currently employed.
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Lorene Hamilton
Bertha Carrigan
Hempstead Memorial Hospital
Red River
Singer Awarded Car Damages in Nashville Circuit Court
Singer Bobby Goldsboro was awarded 3458 dollars 26 cents by a Circuit Court jury for damages to his Rolls Royce from a 1971 collision with W. J. Stalcup and Ed Stalcup of Franklin Tennessee The award was made on Tuesday in Nashville.
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Nashville, Tenn
Bobby Goldsboro
Goldsboro
W. J. Stalcup
Ed Stalcup
Franklin, Tenn
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Richter
Women’s Liberation Movement
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Schauer
Howard
Bernice Bede Osol
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