Kiwanis Speaker Patterson Links Law Day and Jury Duty
Larry Patterson attorney from Hempstead County spoke at the Kiwanis Club on National Law Day May Day contrasts USSR. He urged citizen duties, jury fairness, police support, and legal process participation. He reviewed recent legislative actions and voting reasons. Anniversary donors included Phil Jacobs, Gaylon Decious, F.C. Crow, Mel Thrash. guests Mike Downs and Mike Waters attended.
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Larry Patterson
Hempstead County
Kiwanis Club
Rufus Herndon
Royce Weisenberger
Patterson
Ussr
Representative Patterson
Phil Jacobs
Gaylon Decious
F.C. Crow
Mel Thrash
All volunteer army will miss targets by 1977
The GAO says the all volunteer force will fall short of manpower goals without more civilian hires, more women recruits, and lower intelligence standards. It estimates a shortfall of 11,000 to 83,000 against 345,000 new recruits next year, mainly Army and Marines, under current mental ability and high school graduation quotas. It urges expanding women’s roles as staffing options and notes greater potential to use women in uniform.
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Washington
General Accounting Office
GAO
House
Patterson addresses Hope Lions on Law Day significance
Rep Patterson of Hempstead County spoke at the Hope Lions Club luncheon on May 1 outlining Law Day purpose and the need for juries and witnesses to uphold justice. He contrasted the continental system with no juries to the American system, urged civic support for government, and noted Law Day as a counter to May Day propaganda. Visitors included Gene Trussell, Thurman Wright, Bob Stender, and Mike Westbrook. Hope Club won the District Governor's Award and the annual Broom and Mop Sale set for May 7.
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Larry Patterson
Hempstead
Hope Lions Club
America
Russia
Lion Jack Caldwell
Hope
Bill Morris
Camden Lion’s Club
Johnnie Harrell
Camden
Gene Trussell
Shreveport
Lion Trussell
Thurman Wright
Lion Henry Burke
Bob Stender
Lion Davidson
Mike Westbrook
Lion Lowell Harris
Hope Club
Weather Delays Planting Across Regions In Spring
AP report says severe weather and record flooding in the Southern cotton belt stall crop production. North-central states show spring plowing only 30 percent complete versus 75 percent last year. Flooding mostly in Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana delays cotton land prep and planting with scant Mississippi planting and near-zero in Arkansas and Louisiana. Corn planting in the Midwest delayed but improving with dry spells needed. Winter wheat grows well in the southern Great Plains as fertilizer shipments run ahead of last year.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi River
USDA
Iowa
Minnesota
Great Plains
Protein powder question addressed by Dr Lamb
Dear reader asks if high protein intake from a powder can harm health. Dr Lamb says excess mixed protein becomes carbohydrate or fat, warns few conditions require protein restriction, and finds no danger in typical use. He notes protein powders may convert to carbohydrate and offers diet guidance.
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Dr. Lamb
Bridge Problem From January Hand Demonstrates Club Reentry
A bridge column analyzes a hand where East wins ace hearts and declarer plays king and queen clubs. West shows out, slam unlikely. South could textually force West with a club reentry via dummy, but practical paths fail if West holds the singleton jack. The column ends by asking how to continue after double and three spades bids, promising answer tomorrow.
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East
West
South
Dummy
Warning notice in probate and chancery courts
In Hempstead County Arkansas, Billy Lee Knott must appear within 30 days to answer petition in the Adoptions matter of Rickey Lynn Knott. Clerk Dee McMurrough signs April 21 1973 with notice dates April 25 May 2 9 16 1973. In Chancery Court Shirley Ward sues Claude Ward Jr the defendant is ordered to appear within 30 days to answer the complaint. Clerk Leona Cole signs with Patti Murphy as DC.
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Hempstead County
Arkansas
Rickey Lynn Knott
Billy Lee Knott
Dee McMurrough
Chancery Court
Ark
Shirley Ward
Claude Ward, JR
Langley Divorce Case Warns Defendant to Answer
Arkansas Jeanine Langley sues Jackie Langley in a court filing. The defendant is ordered to appear within 30 days to answer the complaint. Clerk Leona Cole signs the notice dated April 10, 1973, with publication dates April 11, 18, 25, and May 2, 1973.
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Brera
Anderson- Frazier Insurance Agency
Muon
Hope, Arkansas
Rep
Lions
Boy Scout Troop
Spring Lake Park
Texarkana
Lawrence E. Lamb
Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
North
By Oswald
James Jacoby
Leona Cole
Patti Murphy
Jeanine Langley
Jackie Langley
Prin
Aeares
TED & Solid Duble
Dacron
Cotton
Orion
Skein
Hope Village
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