Missouri Pacific to spend on Arkansas rail projects in 1977
The Missouri Pacific Railroad budgeted funds for 1977 Arkansas improvement work including 125 miles of welded rail installation from Bald Knob to North Little Rock and Newport area. Upgrades to three car retarders at North Little Rock yard and added environmental protection at fueling and repair facilities are planned along with bridge work on 15 structures between Monticello and Warren and near Mulberry and Biltmore.
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Bill signed to widen public records access in Arkansas
AP reports Gov. David signed a bill broadening the definition of records under the state Information Law though a technical error references a defunct law. The legislation aims to increase accessible records, but an executive fix may be needed while lawmakers consider corrections. Patterson of SPJ Delta Chi praised efforts to promote open government and said SDX will aid officials in promptly addressing the flaw.
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Carrick H. Patterson
Little Rock
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Sidma Delta Chi Patterson
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SDX
Pryor vetoes bills on agents grounds and state salaries
Governor Pryor vetoed a bill that would restrict insurance company grounds to dismiss agents, citing interference with private enterprise. He also vetoed a measure increasing legislature over state employee numbers and pay, while signing a version with similar aims but different provisions. Additionally, he vetoed a $100,000 appropriation for the Prairie Grove Battlefield Park.
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Little Rock
David Pryor
Pryor
Art Givens
Sherwood
Givens
Prairie Grove Battlefield Park
Blake to Leave Baretta After 1977-78 Season
Actor Robert Blake says he will exit the ABC series Baretta after completing his Universal contract for the 1977-78 season. He notes the show’s focus on social rather than legal police work and expresses positive memories.
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108 Angeles
Robert Blake
ABC
Blake
Universal
Sidney Shewberg
MCA Inc
Baretta
Patterson removed as commission chairman
Patterson of Lavaca, who failed in his bid to oust highway director Henry Gray, was removed as chairman of the Arkansas Highway Commission during an angry session. George Kell was named chair as Patterson remained a member, while party and legislative figures weighed the impact on highway revenue measures and possible special sessions.
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Henry Gray
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Swifton
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Prairie Grove
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Marion Burton
Burton
GOP
James Branyan
Camden
Jack Phillips
Ozark
Bran
George Washington as Unanimous Electoral College President
George Washington holds the unique distinction of being elected unanimously by the Electoral College. His unanimous victory reflected broad national consensus during the founding era.
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Singing Convention Opens in Shreveport With Regional Acts
The annual three state singing convention debuts in Shreveport Louisiana with performances from 7 to 10 p m Saturday and 10 a m to 3 30 p m Sunday featuring groups Envoys Bogalusa Bible Tone Quartet Holley Family Jeffers and Jerry Davis and Group among others Pianist Jack Taylor Dallas participates Free performances sing along songs provided by music companies Officials include Dave L Pearce president Baton Rouge Arthur Watson Dallas Dave Kennedy Bossier City Miles Doss Little Rock and secretaries Mrs Jewell Clark Carthage Mrs Dave Kennedy Bossier City and Mrs Miles Doss Little Rock all events open to the public.
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Texas
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Houston
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Bossier City
Miles Doss
Little Rock
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