Student Council and class officer election results
The 1972 election results list senior junior and freshman representatives and officers. Named are Alan Foster Lester Sitzes Dick McCormack Judy Reyenga Don Ogden Joey Galloway Tim Hogan Jill Herring Rusty Pendergraft Sharon Ellis Pam Gunter Anette Walker Mike Atkins Sherry, Georgia Bell Donna Rowe Pam Thrash David Sittes Jan Dillard Billy McCorkle Betty Honeycutt Debbie Crank Sue Butler Tim Gunter Ricky Fawcett Judy Powers Patsy Burtch Tony Yocom Eugene Tyree Donna Cox Becky Singard Mike Lingard Jodi Duncan Jolyn Herndon Judy Clark. Door foes: Poughkeepsie Ark board offers 1000 reward after fire at high school cafeteria porch causes minor damage.
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Alan Foster
Lester Sitzes
Dick McCormack
Judy Reyenga
Don Ogden
Joey Galloway
Tim Hogan
Jill Herring
Rusty Pendergraft
Sharon Ellis
Pam Gunter
Anette Walker
Mike Atkins
Sherry
Becky Singard
Mike Lingard
Jodi Duncan
Jolyn Herndon
Judy Clark
Severe Spring Weather Across Regions Causes Travel Warnings
A large spring storm spread severe weather warnings from northern Illinois to Mississippi with tornadoes hail and heavy rain. A tornado near Clinton Arkansas. strong winds destroyed a tractor in western Tennessee. No injuries reported. Hail up to 2 inches hit Arkansas. Greenwood Mississippi saw nearly 2 inches of rain. Burlington Iowa recorded up to 4 inches of snow. Travel advisories extended from Missouri to northern Illinois. Rockies snow also reported with up to 5 inches in Cheyenne Wyoming.
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Associated Press
Ilinois
Mississippi
Clinton
Ark
Tennessee
Arkansas
Greenwood
Miss
Burlington
Iowa
Missouri
Illinois
Rockies
Cheyenne
Wyo
Kalispell
Mont
Dickinson
N.C
Key West
Fla
San Francisco
Seattle
Washington
Chicago Police Seen as Trigger Happy in Survey
A private study group reports Chicago police are undisciplined with weapons. It finds Chicago has three times as many police killings as New York, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, and Detroit, from 1969 to 1970. Police officials question the figures and methods.
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Chicago
Marshall Patner
Chicago Law Enforcement Study Group
Chicago Patrolmen’s Association
Association
Northwestern University Center For Urban Affairs
International Association of Police Chiefs
IAPC
New York
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Detroit
Patner
James B. Conlisk
Chicago Police Department
Police Depart
Sunrise Easter Service at Mt. Pleasant A.M.E. Church
The Negro Community Calendar Of Events notes a Sunrise Easter Service at Mt. Pleasant A.M.E. Church on Sunday April 2 at 6 30 a.m. Dr. W G Wynn Bethel A.M.E. will deliver the message. Rev. W T Keys is pastor.
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Mt. Pleasant A.M.E
W. G. Wynn
Bethel A.M.E
W. T. Keys
Grants Delayed For Fort Smith Housing Over Complaints
Fort Smith city administrator Cliff Keheley says HUD notified the city that all annual funding will be delayed until complaints against the local housing authority are resolved. HUD staff report allegations of segregated operation and discrimination against welfare recipients at the Fort Worth office. The notice delays affect Fort Smith public housing programs pending investigation outcomes.
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Fort Smith, Ark
Cliff Keheley
Fort Smith
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Sterling Cockrill
Little Rock
Viet Cong booby trap kills two American men near Saigon
A Viet Cong booby trap exploded on a jungle trail 31 miles east of Sai gon killing two men of a small American reconnaissance patrol and wounding four. The patrol belonged to a company of the 3rd Brigade 1st Air Cavalry Division, the only American combat unit in the Saigon region. Officers in the field said the fate of the patrol remains unclear.
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Saigon
1St Air Cavalry Division
Public trial rights span rape to pandering cases
A 1960s to 1970s court doctrine piece notes judges may exclude spectators to protect witness modesty but not to shield the public, reaffirming that a defendant’s right to a public trial is fundamental and cannot be crushed by lurid testimony. It cites ABA officer Will Bernard and discusses cases across rape and pandering.
Breast cancer risk higher in some families says scientist
Dr. David E. Anderson reports that hereditary risk for breast cancer may be up to nine times higher in certain families. Pre menopause bilateral cases raise relatives risk to 9 times. overall lifetime risk remains 5 to 7 percent, with some linked cases reaching 45 percent. Frequent screening urged for high risk women.
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Alton Blakeslee
Clearwater Beach, Fla
David E. Anderson
M.D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute
Houston
Tex
Anderson
American Cancer Socity
Science Writers
Eas
University of Texas
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Hope High School
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the Supreme Council of the House of Jacob
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Yerger Junior High School
St. Patricia Artis
Jerry Lynn Thomas
Annie Bell Jackson
St. Michael Hospital
Texarkana
Suse Awe Lawyer
American Bar Association
Will Bernard
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