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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1972
Page
5
Area students in a WEC poll show 45 percent favor retaining the death penalty while 40.5 percent oppose it and the rest are undecided. National results are nearly evenly split with about 44.9 percent for abolition and 44.3 for retention, with 10.8 percent undecided.
The United States heads to Finland for the seventh SALT round led by Ambassador Gerard Smith. Talks in Brussels and Helsinki focus on ABM limits and whether submarine based missiles join any agreement. Officials foresee a possible compromise around 150 to 200 missiles each side, but submarine weapons remain a sticking point.
Legal notice from Hempstead County Chancery Court warning defendant Janie Lee Russell Woolsey to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint. Clerk Jim Cole notes the March 8 1972 date with solicitors F C Crow and Johnson L Wilson listed for act lite publication on March 10 17 24 31 1972.
Democratic presidential hopefuls push tax reform as Wisconsin primary looms. Wallace credits his Florida 42 percent win for shifting attention to the average voter while McGovern proposes a 75 percent minimum tax above $50 000 and Lindsay backs a 30 percent tax credit against property taxes funding by rolling back Nixon era corporate gifts. California filing closes with several candidates set to qualify for the June 6 primary amid petition efforts.
LITTLE ROCK AP Rich ard Mays of El Dorado on Thursday became the second person to file for the Democratic nomination for Congress in the 4th District. Mays, 34, is a lawyer. Richard Arnold of Texarkana, a lawyer, had filed previously. Other filings include: Ray Thornton and Jack Coleman in the race for 4th District. State Sen. W. K. Ingram seeks reelection in District 33. Mayor Tilden Rodgers of West Memphis filed for Tuesday. Additional filings list Norman M. Smith for prosecuting attorney in the 8th Judicial Circuit. Rep. Roscoe Brown seeks reelection in District 68. Sen. Virgil T. Fletcher seeks reelection in District 16. Rep. James M. Matthews seeks reelection in District 78. Rep. Sturgis Miller seeks reelection in District 33. James H. Brewer is among the listed filers.
A former Navy man testified the so-called love letter to one of two women involved in chaplain Andrew F. Jensen’s adultery case was words he dictated during counseling. Jensen, senior chaplain at Cecil Field NAS, is court-martialed on misconduct by adultery. The accuser described a letter claiming love and joy, while a witness said he dictated the words in sessions and used phrases like hard shell.
Hope High School faculty members have been elected to serve their educational organizations. Ruth Love, business education instructor, was elected director of District III of the Arkansas Education Association of Classroom Teachers. Jim Bullock, guidance counselor, was elected to a three year term as a board member of District III and will preside at a district coordinating meeting at Hope High School March 28 at 7 p.m. The meeting will cover the new Political Action Committee for Education.
After 64 witnesses, the government rests its conspiracy case against priest Philip Berrigan and six others. Defense motions seek acquittal as they challenge proof of a Kissinger kidnapping plot and tunnel explosions. The trial spans 9 weeks with FBI witnesses linking defendants to draft raids and a tunnel project.
Hope employees may join Jim Caudle's Retail Sales Training Program at Hope High School. The seven week course starts Monday night April 10 with two hour sessions, featuring Bonnie Guffin's lectures and class participation. There is no charge and the meeting place will be announced later.
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