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LITTLE ROCK AP Of the 76 administration bills introduced in the Arkansas legislature 38 have been signed into law and all others except three are still alive. The figures exclude appropriation bills and bills withdrawn or defeated. Gov Dale Bumpers major reform aims largely passed. only his failed turnpike liberalization was dropped.
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Pine Bluff group plans private Jefferson Academy
A Pine Bluff group announced plans to open a private school named Jefferson Academy. Rex Martin says operation could start this fall after an organizational meeting drew 150 parents and 144 pupils registered. The school would include a 12-grade building, gym, and laboratories, estimated at $300,000, with $1,000 annual membership per student refundable after graduation minus 2 percent per year attended. Oklahoma House OKs Arkansas River compact measure for joint development with Oklahoma, 93-1, sending to Senate.
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Jefferson Academy
Rex Martin
Academy
Martin
Five Arkansas colleges to receive precollege funds
Rep. Hammerschmidt announced 460,791 for five Arkansas colleges to run precollege programs aiding low income students unlikely to enroll due to funds. Allocations include Philander Smith 135,006 Arkansas College 90,586 University of Arkansas at Fayetteville 83,745 Southern State 80,002 and Ouachita Baptist University 71,452, subject to final negotiations.
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Arkansas College
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Day in Prison for Youths to Be Discussed
Correction Commissioner C Rob ert Sarver plans meetings with judges and prosecutors to discuss a program that sends youthful first offenders to Cummins Prison farm for a 12 to 14 hour day. He notes about 100 youths have participated in two years with only one returning to prison.
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Correction
C. Robert Sarver
Sarver
Maupin Cummings
Fayetteville
Cummings
Cummins Prison Farm
Cummins
Son of Colts President Takes Over
Steve Rosenbloom, who began as a $5-a-week clubhouse aide, replaced his father Carroll Rosenbloom today as president of the Baltimore Colts. Carroll, owner since 1964, will step aside to become chairman of the board while remaining the top fan and adviser.
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Steve Rosenbloom
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Rosenbloom
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Burns Fatal to Youth in Sylvan Hills
Timmy Williams, 15, of Sylvan Hills, died in a local hospital on Wednesday from burns suffered earlier in the day.
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Burns
Little Rock
Timmy Williams
Sylvan Hills
Merger Talks Move Forward at AM&N Arkansas College
Arkansas AM&N College students and faculty pressed Governor Dale Bumpers on merging with the University of Arkansas. Bumpers indicated he would consider a merger draft proposing July 1, 1972, with commitments to add at least two Black trustees and create an AM&N Board of Visitors.
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Walker
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Bumpers
Lawrence Davis
van Johnson
Hoover Defends FBI Data Privacy Amid Senate Hearing
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover asserts the National Crime Information Center list of 2.5 million names and details poses no threat to privacy. He notes frequent accuracy checks and purges to remove outdated data while safeguards are under study. Assistant Director Dalby presented the statement to the Senate subcommittee on constitutional rights.
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Dwight Dalby
National Crime Information Center
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