Compromise Reached on Fifth District Judicial Plan
In Little Rock a Thursday compromise proposes creating two geographically defined circuit divisions in the 5th Judicial District with judges elected districtwide. Key figures Sen. Guy H. Jones Rep. Lloyd R. George Gov. Dale Bumpers face mixed reactions as vote timing and potential splits linger.
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Mutt" Jones
Conway
Streett
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Russell Roberts
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Senate OKs University Medical Center indigent care bill
The Arkansas Senate approved a bill to apportion indigent in patient and outpatient admissions at the University of Arkansas Medical Center in Little Rock among the 75 counties. The measure, sponsored by Sen. Robert Harvey, passed 18-12, with a reconsideration notice enabling another vote within three days. The bill ties in patient quotas to county population and sales tax shares, and would shift costs to residents when quotas are exhausted. Critics warned Pulaski County would be penalized due to its larger indigent population.
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Associated Press
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Arkansas Senate
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Week-long revival at First Baptist Church
A week-long revival begins Sunday March 26 at First Baptist Church with evangelist Dr. Stanley Jordan of Muskogee Oklahoma. Jordan recently left the pastorate at Muskogee to pursue full-time evangelism and has conducted revivals in 15 states. Song leader is Dr. Joe Trussell of Brownwood Texas. Luncheon will be served after the noon services. schedule includes noon and 7:30 nightly sessions Monday through Friday and 10:45 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday services.
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Lamar recounts prompt treatment after Vietnam crash
Col. James L. Lamar of Little Rock told a Kiwanis Club he received prompt medical care after his plane was shot down in North Vietnam. He said captors took him to a doctor within three hours, received a pain reliever, and had his arm splinted. Lamar, a former POW, emphasized he was not brutalized.
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Little Rock
North Vietnam
Kiwanis Club
Lamar
Air Force
G&FC ordered to reinstate warden in Arkansas case
U S District Court Judge J Smith Henley ordered the state Game and Fish Commission to reinstate warden Paige Miller of Earle and to pay back wages after his May 31 1972 firing. Henley ruled Miller was illegal fired after testimony in a District Court case involving Garland Stokes Billy Brown and Lanny Green who were accused of beating him in retaliation for 1970 testimony.
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J. Smith Henley
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Paige Miller
Earle
Henley
Commission
Andrew H. Hussey
Miller
Garland Stokes
West Memphis
Billy Brown
Lanny Green
Hughes
Crittenden County
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Brown
Green
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Hulsey
Brandywine Island
Weather Report and Court Testimony Mix From Arkansas News
Weather data for 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Friday shows a high of 71 and a low of 38 with showers and thundershowers spreading tonight and Saturday across Arkansas. Central and eastern regions to warm modestly. lows in the 50s tonight, highs in the 60s Saturday. Separate court testimony details Brandywine Island allegations and remarks on Stokes, Miller, and related investigations, noting assessments of witnesses and rulings. A civil suit for $400,000 by Miller against Stokes, Brown, and Green remains pending in federal court at Jonesboro.
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Green
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Rural water and sewer grants urged for revival
Sen. John J. McClellan and Sen. J. W. Fulbright, both of Arkansas, urged immediate restoration of federal rural water and sewer grants. They opposed a Nixon admin amendment limiting projects to those with filed applications when the program was terminated Jan. 10. Congress appropriated 150 million for the year, but only 30 million has been spent.
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Rising Star Gospel Singers At St Luke Church
The Rising Star Gospel singers of Tollette will perform at St Luke No 1 Baptist Church Powers on Sunday March 25 at 2 30 p m. Sponsored by Robert Lee White and Londell Williamson for the church building fund. Rev M E Richie pastor. Obituary John Phillips funeral service at Mt Olive Baptist Perrytown March 24 at 2 p m burial Phillips Cemetery Hicks Funeral Home Inc. Fred Cooper of Hope Chicago death March 13 1973 survivors listed. Funeral services held Chicago March 18 attended by McElvene and wife from Hope.
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Powers
Robert Lee White
Londell Williamson
M. E. Richie
Fred Cooper
Hope
Chicago
Gartha Cooper
Julius Cooper
Larry Taylor
Lynn Jackson
Paul
McElvene Cooper
Charlene Smith
Laneburg donkey ballgame and local service notices
North Hazel Street residents may begin tying onto the new sewer line today per Sewer District No. 16. Laneburg Senior Class sponsors a donkey ballgame Monday March 26 in Laneburg Gym with advance tickets 1 adult 50 cents student, at door 1.25 adult 75 cents student. Dr. Lynn Harris of Hope attends the Arkansas Medical Society 97th Annual Session in Hot Springs April 1 1 2. Harris represents physicians in eight counties as councilor for the sixth district. The U S Navy will have a representative in Hope March 26 through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Federal Building parking lot. Chief Electrician's Mate John McLeod invites all local high school graduates and seniors to visit. Four Hope pharmacists attended the University of Arkansas Pharmacy Extension Course in Little Rock on Sunday March 18. Prescott pharmacists also attended.
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Hope
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John McLeod
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Little Rock
David Stewart
Medical Arts
Jimmy Stone
Paul Morgan
Deanna Drug
Douglas Drake
Village Rexall
U of A School of Pharmacy
Prescott
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