Reassess Hempstead County to aid school funding
Hope School District voters rejected a tax hike. The Star urges Hempstead County to form a coalition of districts and towns to request a voluntary reassessment from the Arkansas Assessment Coordination Division. Howard County’s experience shows a coordinated reassessment with trained local appraisers can protect revenue and reduce millage, guiding Hope toward stable school funding.
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Louis Graves
Nashville News
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White House leaks expose Moynihan memo to public
AP reports the President's private aide Moynihan’s confidential memorandum surfaced on front pages raising questions about administration leaks. White House confirms concern over loss of private communications and possible internal intrigue amid ongoing disclosure speculation.
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Associated Press
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Daneel B. Moynihen
White House
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Moynihan
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Daniel P
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Laos ready for cease-fire amid Vietnam troop withdrawal
Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma said the royal Laotian government is ready for a cease-fire, but North Vietnamese troops must withdraw first. He tied the halt of American bombing to the removal of North Vietnamese forces, endorsing a peace proposal by the Pathet Lao and noting increased raids at Washington’s prompting. The talks come as Hanoi adds more than 13,000 troops in Laos, raising total strength above 67,000.
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Associated Press
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Laos
Souvanna Phouma
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Pathet Lao
U.S
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Laos War Credibility Damaged By Administration Errors
A New York Times summary notes growing pressure on the U S administration over Laos involvement. Officials acknowledge earlier statements were incorrect as American casualties rose from one to about thirty in Laos operations. The sequence damaged credibility and increased calls for restraint and accuracy in public statements.
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Arkansas to get 698000 for military projects
WASHINGTON AP Arkansas slated to receive 698000 under the list of military construction and housing projects Congress is asked to authorize for the fiscal year beginning July 1. Blowing Oil Slick Out to Sea off the Louisiana Coast AP Brisk winds drive a massive oil slick seaward, offering hope it spares oyster beds and a wildlife refuge. Booms and barges broke amid thigh seas. a company vows to reignite the fire and may use charges to move birds. Interior Secretary Walter Nichols to inspect offshore platform with Dr Leslie Glasco. Chevron crews labor to repair boom chains and reduce spill spread. Witches Case Fors Released Fayetteville Arkansas Two sisters beaten as suspected witches released from hospital after over two weeks. Cindy Long and Mrs Garmon custody awarded. relatives and neighbors face charges over the beating.
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Orleans
Leslie J. Glasgo
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Fale Provilll
ATK
Van
Fayetteville
Bil Long
Washington County
Stalla Carmion
Cindy Perez
State Welfare Department
Cindy Long
Troublesome F-111 Planes End Reign At 356 Total
Washington ABP reports the Pentagon will end F-111 production at 356 planes, far short of six years earlier target. Gen James Ferguson told the Senate Armed Services Committee that funds will cover F-111 production beyond mid-1972, rounding out four fighter wings. Doubt remains if Defense Secretary Laird will approve final 40 planes for the fourth wing, while six test models of the 225 operational fighters have been grounded after the Las Vegas December crash, traced to a steel flag causing a wing to fail. Laird will await Air Force inspection results before deciding on the final 20 of the fourth wing.
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Auto Fatality Near Rogers
An Arkansas crash on U S 71 west of Rogers injures Ingred G Dill 28 of Cedar Bluff Mississippi and three others after a two car rear collision. James Davidson 50 of Bentonville reportedly lost control and mis struck the car Dill drove.
Russellville to Get a New Dow Plant
Gov Winthrop Rockefeller announces Dow Chemical Co will build a second Russellville plant on a Dow land along the Arkansas River. Construction starts in two months with production planned for late 1971. Financing stems from a 1968 $20 million bond issue approved by Russellville voters. the prior Dow facility is to be dedicated next month.
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Dow Chemical Co
Russellville
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas Industrial Development Commission
Dow
Arkansas
Arkansas River
Ways Fellow Can Tell If Status Image Okay
A humorous reader questions how to detect a decline in a colleague's prestige and lists subtle signs. The piece cites missteps at work, social rejections, and odd behavior as indicators, framing them as a guide to notice status slips.
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Senate votes to drop voting age to 16 nationwide
In Washington, the Senate approved lowering the voting age to 16 across federal, state, and local elections by a 64 to 17 vote as part of extending the Voting Rights Act. If enacted, about 10 to 11 million young people aged 18 to 24 would gain the franchise after Jan 1, 1971. another plan to delay to 1972 failed 72 to 15.
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Montana
House
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D-Ala
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Postal Corp Plan Passes First Test in House
The House Post Office Committee backed Nixon’s plan to create a government owned postal authority to run the mails. The U.S. Postal Authority would aim for self support by 197? The Post Office Department and postmaster general role would be disbanded With closed session approval amid little debate despite late compromise attempts fading away.
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Thaddeus J. Dulski
Bombings hit three Manhattan office towers in midtown
A series of blasts damaged Mobil GX Co. on East Street, International Business Machines on Park Avenue and General Telephone Electronics on Third Avenue. Authorities reported no injuries. A fourth site, Litton Industries, was searched and found empty. An anonymous caller claimed the attacks targeted major American business, government and military interests.
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Goodson Declares Candidacy for Circuit Judge
John W. Goodson of Texarkana announces his candidacy for Circuit Judge in the Eighth Judicial District. In an open letter to residents of Clark Hempstead Miller and Nevada counties he states his qualifications and asks for support in the upcoming election.
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Alli Around Town and Local Community Notes
Robert Joseph Jones named loan manager at Universal C I T Credit Texarkana branch. He joined in 1964 and rose to assistant loan manager. Native of Hope, Hope High School graduate, son of Mrs Car B Jones of Ragston Road. Saratoga Junior Class play Pleased to Meetcha set for Friday March 13 at 7:30 p.m. in the school gym. Arthur Wimmell McCaskill underwent surgery at St Michael's Hospital Texarkana. Census Bureau announces crew leaders for Arkansas. Mrs Jaral dine D Pruden of North Washington St noted for Hope. Mrs Margaret J Thompson of Nashville announced. Gary Golden, son of Leroy and Mrs Golden of Hope Rt 4, attended Southwest Arkansas Society of Professional Engineers dinner at Southern State College. Southern State College students Lin da S Harris daughter of E A Harris Rt Z Ozan sophomore sociology major and Sue C Montgomery Rt 5 Prescott sophomore home economics major attended Hendrix State College Association of Women Students convention. Linda Harris and Sue Montgomery are named. Southern State University golf team has a 4-match stretch starting March 16 with team member Doug Cross of Hope.
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Hope High School
Car B. Jones
Ragston Road
Gary Golden
Leroy Golden
Southwest Arkansas
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Hempstead County
Association of Women
Hendrix State College
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E.A. Harris
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Maejor
Sue C. Montgomery
Rt 5
Prescott
Time Nearing for Annual Kiwanis Show
The 27th Annual Kiwanis Variety Show is announced for March 19 at City Hall Audis foriam. Proceeds fund Kiwanis Youth Programs and Golden Age Club with no operation or administration costs taken from funds. Kiwanis has supported Youth Centers and the Kiwanis Park near Fair Park, with funds aiding improvements and tangible evidence of youth initiatives.
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