Constitutional Budget Amendment Debate and City Board Actions
The Washington Wire notes state legislatures pushing for a balanced budget via a constitutional convention. In Arkansas, discussion centers on the Women's Equal Rights Amendment and federal debt influence on future living standards. City Board agenda includes EPA contract talk, retirement plan for John Swift, and repair projects at West Avenue B and Hervey Street.
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Tornado damages downtown Taylor Arkansas
A Sunday tornado struck Taylor in Columbia County Arkansas causing destruction to a 20 by 40 storage building and damage to a service station and a bank. No injuries were reported with minor residential damage and one minor traffic accident linked to the storm.
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Doctors reduce bone marrow destruction through freezing
National Cancer Institute doctors report a marrow preservation technique that allows high dose chemotherapy by removing, freezing in liquid nitrogen vapor, and reimplanting the marrow. In a 19 patient study, several responses were observed including complete remissions in a subset, with cautions about long term survival.
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Overseas plant may locate in Arkansas
Ross Fordyce, director of the Arkansas Industrial Development Commission, says a $15 to $20 million overseas plant could locate in Arkansas, possibly the first state site for such an overseas backed project. Decision expected in 2 three weeks with details limited. Occasional rain and scattered storms in Arkansas tonight, easing Tuesday with highs in the 70s to 80s.
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City Subscribers Help Line Instructions
Notice to readers about missed Star deliveries with phone hours for weekday and Saturday calls and carrier delivery service. Do not call outside listed times.
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Seabrook Nuclear Protesters Arrested in New Hampshire
About 800 demonstrators were jailed in armories and at courts after refusing to end a peaceful sit in at the Seabrook nuclear plant site. Arrests began Sunday and continued Monday with hearings set for Thursday.
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May Day violence and protests around the world mark 1976
Thirty three people were killed and many injured in Istanbul as rival leftist groups clashed during a May Day rally. Across the globe, May Day demonstrations continued with riots in Madrid Paris and Athens, and Pope Paul VI urged prayers for the unemployed as he spoke in Vatican City.
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Carter unveils outline of welfare reform plan
Washington AP report says President Carter, after missing his deadline, unveils the outline of an incomplete welfare reform plan. He convened a budget meeting with Cabinet and congressional leaders to discuss projections, revenues, and four to five year economic forecasts.
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Watergate appeal denied by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court rejected a request by Watergate defendants to file a supplemental brief about a NPR report on the justices secret discussions. The court gave no reason and said Justice Rehnquist did not participate. The NPR report said the 5-3 vote to deny appeals was held up by Burger seeking another vote.
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