Arkadelphia High School sees half attendance amid protests
In Arkadelphia, about 50 percent of students attended Arkadelphia High School as police patrolled hallways after last week’s incidents. About 25 Negro pupils walked out amid parent refusals tied to police presence. Authorities prepared charges for 19 blacks and two whites, with suspensions and expulsions planned for students tied to Thursday's disturbance. The school board held a special meeting, faced questions over executive session conduct, and scheduled a further 7 p.m. meeting with parents.
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Arkadelphia, Ark
Arkadelphia High School
Atty
W. H. Arnold
Travis Mathis
Marvin Miller
Billy Hasley
Clark County
Joe T. Clark
Robert Stephens
Bill Ward
Alaska pipeline route decision faces hearings push
Gov. William Egan said Interior Department findings likely allow a right of way permit within 45 days for the Alyeska oil line from Prudhoe Bay to Valdez. Three environmental groups, backed by a court, demand public hearings, while Pecora calls hearings a circus and harmful to analysis.
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Juneau
Alaska
William Egan
Interior Department
Interior
William T. Pecora
Prudhoe Bay
Valdez
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
Alyeska
U.S
Egan
Bering Sea
Helena Gets a New Plant
Dan Roebuck says a carbon dioxide byproduct plant will be built at Helena to produce liquid carbon dioxide. The investment exceeds 1 million dollars and 15 people will be employed. Construction should finish before summer 1973. Liquid Carbonic Corp. will operate the plant through an arrangement with Arkla Chemical Corp. Liquid Carbonic, part of Houston Natural Gas, is the world’s largest supplier of carbon dioxide and other gases.
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Little Rock
Dan Roebuck
State Department of Industrial Development
Helena
Roebuck
Liquid Carbonic Corp
Houston Natural Gas Corp
Arkla Chemical Corp
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Liquid
Rich ard Hoyt files as Democrat for House District 8
LITTLE ROCK AP Rich ard I Hoyt 60 restaurant owner of Johnson Washington County filed Monday as a Democrat for the state House in District 8 Also filing were Rep Harry Carter 51 Little Rock seeking re election Democrat in District 5 Position 2 Prosecutor Joe Holmes 45 Pine Bluff seeking re election Democrat in the 11th Judicial District Rep B D Brandon 39 Little Rock seeking re election Democrat in District 4 Position 2 Rep Frank Henslee 31 Pine Bluff seeking re election District 52 Rep H Lacy Landers 44 Benton seeking re election Democrat in District 33
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Little Rock
Johnson
Washington County
Harry Carter
Joe Holmes
Pine Bluff
11Th
B. D. Brandon
Frank Henslee
H. Lacy Landers
Benton
The Negro Community by Ester Hicks
S T Boyd Consistory 201 meets in Washington on March 24 at 7 30 p m all princes to attend. Veterans of World War I meet at Hope on March 2 at 1 15 p m for an important business meeting. W S Williamson secretary.
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Ester Hicks
S.T. Boyd
Washington
Hope
W.S. Williamson
ITT accused of plotting Chile coup with CIA
Columnist Jack Anderson cites secret ITT documents alleging the company and CIA figures plotted to trigger a military uprising in Chile to block Salvador Allende’s 1970 election. The Oct 9 1970 memo reportedly described attempts to recruit armed forces and economic chaos to force a coup.
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Washington (Ap
Jack Anderson
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Chile
Salvador Allende
CIA
Clandestine Services
Allende
Anderson
ITT
William
Merriam
John McCone
CTA
Avalanche Toll Across Japan Depression
A weekend storm in Japan left at least 118 dead and 22 missing. Nineteen climbers perished on Mount Fuji as heavy rain and 90 mph winds triggered an avalanche. six climbers remain unaccounted. Twelve fishermen drowned near the Danjo Islands after a fishing boat sank. 85 people died in traffic accidents Sunday and Monday.
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Tokyo
Japan
Mt. Fuji
Danjo Islands
Kyushu
Horoscope Card: Daily Astro Graph and Numbers
After completing each section of your horoscope, add your 12 numbers and consult the forecast for your overall day. The instruction prompts readers to tally 12 numbers and review a general daily outlook based on astrological guidance.
Pryor says HUD housing funds frozen in U S Senate bid
Rep. David Pryor D Ark says HUD has millions in housing assistance funds frozen while communities search for aid. He cites a House Appropriations Committee report not yet public, and argues government action is needed to ensure credit for housing. He urges reexamined priorities and possible direct government loans to keep housing production high.
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Rogers
Ark
David Pryor
D-Ark
U.S. Senate
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Pryor
House Appropriations Committee
HUD
Northwest Arkansas Homebuilders Association
Humphrey Attacks Nixon Busing Moratorium Plan
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey denounces Nixon's busing moratorium as deceptive and unconstitutional while urging scrutiny of the plan. George McGovern calls Nixon's televised speech dangerous demagoguery and Edward Kennedy criticizes it as a belittling of the presidency.
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Robert L. Campbell
Associated Press
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nixon
Humphrey
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Congress
DeKalb,ll
George McGovern
United States
South Dakota
Northern Illinois University
Illinois
Edward M. Kennedy
Congressional Record
Kennedy
Blacks Ask for Recount in Arkansas School Election
In Marianna Arkansas two Black candidates Harvey L Williams and James Burnett have asked for a recount after losing last Tuesday. Williams trailed Norman French 2037 to 3033 and Burnett was defeated by Dan Miller 2023 to 3043. The pair allege Negroes were not represented on the Lee County Election Commission and were excluded from election judge and clerk roles.
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Marianna, Ark
Harvey L. Williams
Norman French
James Burnett
Dan Miller
Lee County Election Commission
Water rate hike sought by Morristown Water Co
Morristown Water Co owned by General Waterworks Corp requests a rate increase from the Public Service Commission. Citing rising costs and a 1.5 percent current return, the company seeks about 142000 dollars to achieve a 9 percent return after completing a new construction program to improve service.
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Little Rock
State Public Service Commission
Morriston Water Co
General Waterworks Corp
Philadelphia
Justice Denial of Life Magazine Allegations in San Diego
Life magazine accused the Nixon administration of delaying prosecutions and hindering investigations to aid friends. U S attorney Harry Steward denied squelching probes into C Arnholt Smith and tax evasion tied to John Allesio. Senator Tunney urged further inquiry as Frank Curran and others rebut the report.
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San Diego
Calif
Life Magazine
John Tunney
Dcalif
Life
U.S
Harry D. Steward
Nixon
C. Arnholt Smith
John Allesio
Caliente
Tijuana
Mexico
Frank Curran
Steward
Smith
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Frank Thornton
Army LT Fuller returns to campus after drug abuse study
Ronald N. Fuller 2d Lt a Henderson State College graduate attended the Transportation Officer Basic Course at Ft. Eustis Va. He is currently at Yale under army orders on a drug abuse program and will return to Korea to set up an educational program and work with the American Race Relations Institute at Deoul as human relations officer. He is married to Carol Baker of Hope and is son of Lloyd L. and Mrs. Fuller of Hot Springs.
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Arkadelphia
Ark
Ronald N. Fuller
Henderson State College
Henderson
Fuller
Ft. Eustis
Yale
Korea
American Race Relations Institute
Deoul
Carol Baker
Hope
Lt. Fuller
Lloyd L. Fuller
Hot Springs
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