Estes case widens probe into department ties
A federal probe into Estes accusations broadens to include links with the Agriculture Department. Secretaries and aides face questions over alleged gifts and favored treatment tied to Estes cotton holdings and government aid programs.
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Acheson
Orville L. Freeman
Tment
Ifrom Estes
West Texas
Hat ‘Estes
Hay Hani
Estes
Publican Congress
Agriculture Department
Parachis
Agripid Aid Department
Bthe
Uphead
Congress
Department
Freeman
Emery E.jacobs
Agricultural Stabilization and Constivation Service
William Morris
James
T. Tralph
Ralph
Ex Arkansan Two Children Die in Wreck Near Refugio
Near Refugio Texas a four-vehicle crash killed farmer Molda N Hope 28 of Kingsville formerly of Lewisville Ark and her children Kay 2 and Leroy 18 months. Driver Miguel Garcia Ramiro s of Refugio also died. Hope family was en route home from a funeral in Stamps Ark for Mrs Hope’s grandfather R H Wooten. Sister Linda Sue Rogers 17 of Kingsville was injured.
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Nefugio
Tex
Arkansan
Molda N. Hope
Kingsville
Lewisville
Ark
Kay
Leroy
Miguel Garcia Ramiros
Stamps
Hope
R. H Wooten
Linda Sue Rogers
Weather totals and forecast for Arkansas region
Weather totals show 1982 precipitation through April at 17.85 inches versus 16.26 inches last year. The forecast from the Arkansey Regional Forecast notes clear to partly cloudy conditions with warm afternoons, isol ated thundershowers, and temperatures ranging from the upper 50s to mid 80s across the period through midweek.
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Arkansey
Associated Press
Central
Arkansas
Northeast
Arkaa
FTA Guests of Local Sorority at May Meeting
Senior members of the future and teachers from Amoviva attended the Alpha Delta chapter meeting of Delta Kappa Gamma. Tea, cookies and roses decor in the Home Ec area while Betty Bryant spoke as president and Barbara Reese was named state member at large. Career Day featured seniors teaching in elementary and junior high schools including Washington School. Officers for 1962 88 were installed with Marie Holt as president and Ami Mace Williams as first vice president among others.
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Future
Amoviva
Heinif
Alpha Delta
PMA
Barbara Reese
Gnt
Junio High School
Washington School
Ginger Bowden
Mary Ann Tussell
Suzy Booth
Tena Pilkington
Sus Thuynpsonr
Gention
Ana Breed
Phoebe Perkins
Marie Holt
Ami Mace Williams
Muriel Moriarty
Edith Brown
Nelen Hayes
Rcording
Mary Nell Turner
Mildred McPhesson
Magnolia Boy Drowns in Local Creek
Magnolia Arkansas reports the drowning of 1 year old Jose Evans in Natio Creek along Cathouy Road. Police say it appears the child and others swam for recreation but the exact cause remained unclear. A rescue squad responded as divers searched the shallow water.
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Magnolia, Ark
Jose Evans
Natio Creek
Cathouy Road
Osceola Plant Dedication Marking Greeting Card Factory
Osceola Arkansas hosts a full day ceremony dedicating the American Greeting Card Corp factory built by the city. The plant aims to employ about 700 workers making wrapping paper ribbon and greeting cards with about $1 million invested. Miss Universe Mariene Schmail of Germany will headline the parade and open house with guests including Gow Orvall Faubis John McClelan William Fulbright and Rep. B. C. Guthings. The dedication is supported by the City of Osceola the Osceola Industrial Development Commission and the Chamber of Commerce.
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Osceola, Ark
ATP
Oseeola
Cleveland
Ohio
Wea
Osceola
Mariene Schmail
Germany
Iil
Gow Orvall
Faubis
John McClelan
William Fulbright
B. C
Three Houses Damaged in Multifire Incident
Firefighters answered three calls including a blaze affecting three houses. The home of Herbert Gamble was destroyed along with a hay storage building, with flames spreading to another residence but kept to partial damage. A separate outbuilding burned in North Mazel, with efforts preventing spread to nearby structures. Authorities reported minimal injuries.
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Hebert Gamble
Saad
Congress Moves at Slow Pace in Second Session
Washington AP reports the second session of the 17th Congress moves slowly with little major legislation. Senate and House schedules show a few contested items, including a voters literacy test filibuster and a compromise committee on higher education aid. Lawmaking lags behind past years as many members seek reelection.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Dale
Northwestern honors Law School scholarship recipients
J Michael Barvier of Little Rock and nine other students were named Sunday as the first Floyd Russell Medien scholars at the University of Chicago Law School. The awards grant four thousand dollars annually and are renewable.
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Chicago
J. Michael Barvier
Lille Rock
Northwestern University
University of Chicazo Law School
Floyd Russell Medien
First broad securities probe opens in Washington
Washington AP reports the first major public inquiry into the securities industry since 1934, led by SEC director Milton Cohen. The study aims to evaluate price setting, trading controls, and industry safeguards without prosecutorial intent, hearing from Investors Planning Corp. president Walter Benedick and King Merrill & Co. president TH L Hamieson, with invites extended to firms including Merrill Lynch, Pickering, Fenner & Smith, and Bache.
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Washington
Milton 4. Cohen
Securities and Envhange Commission
Sitel OU
Skstermerh
Cohen
Ade Weber Tuelber
Mao’ Wey
Hp Senate Banking Committee
SEC
Walter Benedick
Investors Planning Corp. of America
Aid TH. L. Hamieson
King Merrill & Company, Inc
New York City
Tale
Morrill, Lynch, Pieker, Fenner & Smith, Inc
Wae Bache & Company
Bureau Board Meets Tuesday
The Nempstelad County Farm Bureau Board of Directors will meet Tuesday at 7:40 p.m. County Agent Calvin Coldwell will present slides showing U S activities. The slides were prepared for the Land Grant College Centennial Celebration.
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Nempstelad County Farm Bureau Board of Directs
Will Meek
Te Diamond Cute
Calvin Coldwell
Land Gayl I College
Miss Executive of 1992 Named at Southern State College
Na omi Caudle daughter of Uershel Caudle of Bodean was named Miss Executive of 1992 at Southern State College. She tied for the Underwood Typewriter Company award for second most outstanding in the secretarial science department.
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Southern State College
Mag ‘Nolia
Naomi Caudle
Uershel Caudle
Bodean
Underwood Typewriter Company
Wee J
B. Burton Wt
Lewisville
Veonom
Leo R. McPheeson
Indust
Senate Vote on Literacy Bill Heads to Cloture Wednesday
The Senate weighs a cloture petition to end debate on the literacy test bill. Leaders Mansfield and Dirksen filed the petition with 2 sponsors, aiming for a Wednesday cloture vote and possible debate limits. Supporters cite a sixth grade alternative to enforce voting fairness, while opponents call it unconstitutional overreach.
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Senate
Washington
Mike Manafield
D-Mont
Everett M. Dirksen
Bell
Mansfield
Naan
Willy Maisfield
Dirkgen Ware
John A. Carroll
Colo
Joseph A. Clark
Paul J
Wo Va
Benjamin A. Smith
Mass
Stephen M. Young
Olio
Republic
Gordon
Sen
Richard B. Mussell
D-Ga
Arkansas Factory Wages Among Lowest Nearby States
Arkansas factory workers earned about $1.65 an hour in May, roughly 74 cents below the national average of $2.29 among four neighboring states. The report shows Arkansas averaged 40.4 hours per week, with Texas and Oklahoma higher, Louisiana higher still, and Texas at about $2.15 an hour in the month.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
U.S. Labor Department
Louisiana
Okhiluita
Texas
Ius
Crise
Pine Aid
Okla Hartkins
Hi Werase
Age Keatsy
Oklahoma
Shiela
Iwas Nour's
Ex-Lawmaker Dies At DOUAUO Ark Regional Hospital
A former deputy and state official died at City hospital in Fortier Arkansas after a long career in public service. The record notes his arrival and mentions surviving relatives and a prior legal career.
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Douauo
Ark
Fortier State
Palberh
Cetate
Soniadh
Oliser
Alan
Held In Public Safety Incident At Wayteyevige Ark
Officers said a Saturday night public safety incident in Wayteyevige Ark involved 25 year old Adem Nesl, Negra, and 26 year old Joyal Ray Care. The report notes unclothed parents present and mentions final headeye of wouiner Neg'o.
Candidates Plan Speaking Engagements In Arkansas Bid
In a sprawling schedule, gubernatorial hopefuls announce speaking tours with Sir McMilliaml Kenneth Coffelt leading, pledging five statewide TV broadcasts in June and a campaign kick set for July 30 election eve, while remaining Democrats Coy Orval FE Faubus and McMath delay announcing dates. Coffelt opens with a June 4 radio address from Conway and a May 17 Fayetteville appearance at the University of Arkansas campus amid campus policy battles.
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Little Rock
Ments
Sir McMilliaml
Kenneth Coffelt
Coy
Orval
Faubus
McMath
Bis
Coffelt
Conway
Paulkper Couney
Gitte Roel
Sehovt
Qoniuadkunle
Arkansas Division elects new officers at gathering
The Arkansas Division of the Children of the Confederacy elected Genese Dorada president on Saturday. Stan Sulys from Crawfordsville, Ernest Spelman from Tesarkund, and Martha Sarah set fries of Buyeka Spring were named vice presidents and Eileen Caller as recording secretary.
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Lir Dowabol Ark
Arkansas Division of the Children’ of the Confederacy
Genese (Harrison
Dorada
Stan Sulys
Crawfordavile
Ernest, Spelman
Tesarkund
Martha Sarah Set Fries
Buyeka Spring
View
Eileen Caller
EA Wovadd
Carriers Elect Camden Officers in Arkansas Meeting
Camden Arkansas election results recall two day convention where Noble Jones of Burnville was named president and Peter Loris of Fort Smith named vice president. J B Darling of Joneshern became secretary, and James Stevens of West Memphis was elected treasurer.
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Camden
Ark. MN
Are
Kansas
Tig
Noble Jones
Burnville
Peter Loris
Fort Snvh
View Pilesilent
J.B. Darling
Joneshern
James Stevens
West Memphis
Wits
Sub Launched Polaris Missile Test Drops Warhead Near Target
The Polaris missile fired from the Ethan Allen submarine in the Pacific reportedly dropped its nuclear warhead near the test range. Officials said the first full test of a Polaris missile with a warhead was a success, with the weapon possibly reaching near 1400 miles in range and detonating in the air. The test, conducted under near combat conditions, marks one of several atmospheric tests in Operation Dominie aimed at evaluating warhead and missile performance.
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Wasiington
Pacific
Wthin Allen
Navy
Haverlead
U.S
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
Chritmas Island
Polaris
Ethan Allen
AEC
United States
Poppy Poster Contest Open to Students
A Poppy Poster Contest planned by junior members of the American Legion under the direction of Junior Alivity Chatman, Cookie Jones, at Unit 12. Students in grades through are eligible to enter with awards offered to winners. For details contact Miss Jonas at the school. The contest runs through May.
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de Leing
Angeliary
Uvter
Chatman
Cookie Jones
Linit
Miss Jonas
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