State anticrime program aims to educate public
The Arkansas Crime Check program, funded by an 11 000 grant, distributes pamphlets on burglary burglary prevention and auto theft to police departments civic groups and chambers of commerce. It emphasizes nonprofessional crime prevention and long term education to reduce incidents and deter budding criminals.
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Louisiana teachers face potential strike over pay raise
House Speaker Henry cautioned a teacher walkout is possible if top priority measures fail as Louisiana mulls an annual $1,000 pay hike for teachers. Labor leaders demand broader civil service raises, while Henry suggests funding from executive cuts and surplus could finance the plan.
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Cunard Princess christened by Grace of Monaco in New York Harbor
Princess Grace of Monaco christened the Cunard Princess in New York Harbor smashing a champagne bottle on the bow as spectators watched. The $60 million Italian built liner is the world’s newest pleasure vessel and was named amid a ceremony with her son Prince Albert present. A second item notes Prince Charles dining with a potential Luxembourg bride near Brussels, a tabloid report denied by both royal houses.
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Stones charges dropped in Warwick District Court action
Five year old charges against Mick Jagger and Keith Richards were dropped by Warwick District Court Judge Anthony Dennis after the defendants could not be ordered to return to Warwick. The case could be refiled if new Rhode Island charges arise within a year. Richards was accused of assaulting a Providence Journal Bulletin photographer. Jagger of obstructing a police officer.
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Warwick District Court
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Mick Jagger
Keith Richard
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Providence Journal- Bulletin
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No acceleration of U S weapons programs urged by defense chiefs
Defense officials say no need for rapid buildup despite Soviet rejection of Carter arms plan. Brown expects eventual new agreement on mutual benefit and notes human rights issues unlikely to block talks. Carter will seek good faith evidence in May talks with Gromyko. failure could push deeper U S commitment to BI production as hedge.
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Brown
United States
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Andrei A. Gromyko
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Shoe plant at Conway to close temporarily
International Shoe Co will close its Conway plant from April 15 to about June 1 leaving about 300 workers unemployed. A company spokesman cited instability in the domestic shoe market due to cheap imports. Batesville plant has reduced to a four day work week.
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International Shoe Co
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Batesville
International Shoe
Unclear Military Balance Cited By Brown
Brown says the United States has a cushion of several years to act if needed to address a potentially dangerous military imbalance as other powers continue unabated.
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