Law Practice Dinner Set by Southwest Arkansas Bar
The Southwest Arkansas Bar Association will hold its regular dinner meeting at 7:00 p.m. on May 4 in Hope Country Club. A special program on law practice management will be presented by Mitchell D. Moore of Osceola with Fo Embry Pickett of Ashdown as organizer. The film Romancing Fees Into the Twentieth Century will be shown. Participants include Paul B. Young of Pine Bluff, Isleet Henry Woods of Little Rock, Paul J. Hogue of Hot Springs, and Talbot Feild Jr. of Hope.
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Hope Country
Hope
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Ashdown
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Arkansas Bar Association
Osceola
State Bar Association
Paul B. Young
Pine Bluff
Isleet Henry Woods
Little Rock
Paul J. Hogue
Hot Springs
Talbot Feild, Jr
Moore
Lost Generation film links drugs to America heavy issue
Billy Graham film Lost Generation features Art Linkletter and Jack Webb. Linkletter discusses teenage drug use and voluntary efforts to curb it while Webb comments on police roles. Filmed in Eastmancolor across Alaska and mid America. Also report on College of the Ozarks three year $1.5 million fund drive after losing church support. Event note: Friday May 12 screening at Garrett Memorial Baptist Church.
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Art Linkletter
Jack Webb
Linkletter
Diane
America
Webb
World Wide Pictures
Alaska
mid-America
San Francisco
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
North Ferguson
Clyde Johnson
Five people killed in Howard County crash
Five persons died in a two car head on collision on U S Highway 70 ten miles east of here Friday afternoon at 5 50 p m State Police named the victims as Darrell Ray Pate 16 Nebo D Davis 17 and A L Bissell all Athens Howard County Leonard McMurtey 51 of Dallas and Homer Lt McMur tey 43 of North Little Rock The drivers were Pate and Leonard McMurtey Officers Hender Shott of Nashville and Ken Hendrix of Hope investigated the wreck.
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Here
Darrell Ray Pate
Nebo D. Davis
A. L. Bissell
Athens
Howard County
Leonard McMurtey
Dallas
Homer Lt. McMurtey
North Little Rock
Pate
Hender Shott
Nashville
Spt
Ken Hendrix
Hope
Seek Alternative for Local Property Tax Seek Alternative for Local Property Tax
Gov. Dale Bumpers formed a committee to study replacing property tax funding of public schools in Arkansas. He cited existing discrepancies and said federal courts may soon require improved school financing, urging a considered approach rather than a rushed mandate. Named to the panel were Lt. Gov. Bob Riley and A. B. Hervey, acting director of the Department of Finance and Ad.
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Dale Bumpers
Arkansas
Bumpers
Bob Riley
A. B. Hervey
Department of Finance
Notable Arkansas Education and Commerce Officials Named
A list of prominent figures appears including state Education Director A W Ford Education Department officials Dr Earl Willis state Sen Clarence Bell Richard Longing director of the state Department of Commerce state Rep Ode Maddox Edward Lester Little Rock lawyer Joe Burlingame director of the Division of Assessment Coordination Dr Charles Venus Little Rock economist and Dr Gerald Fischer superintendent of Hot Springs Schools.
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Earl Willis
Education Department
Clarence Bell
Parkin
Richard Longing
State Department of Commerce
Ode Maddox
Oden
Edward Lester
Little Rock
Joe Burlingame
Division of
Charles Venus
Gerald Fischer
Hot Springs
Obituaries from Hope feature Jaeger Hobbs and Huntley families
Mrs. Mary Jaeger 83 of Hope died Sunday after a lengthy illness and was a First Baptist Church member. Surviving sisters are Aurie Huntley Theron King and A A Sell. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. at Herndon Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Gerald Trussell. burial Rose Hill Cemetery. Mrs Rhoda Van Riper 86 of Hope died Sunday in a nursing home. Old Liberty Methodist Church member. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. at Herndon Funeral Home Chapel. burial Washington Cemetery. Mrs Lucille Hobbs 67 of Hope died Saturday after a short illness. Baptist Church member. Survived by daughters Sandra Hobbs Dallas and Charlotte Ann Cunningham Tyler. sister Mattie Lee Hollingsworth Hope. Funeral 2 p.m. Sunday at Oakcrest Funeral Home Chapel. burial Memory Gardens.
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Hope
First Baptist Church
Aurie Huntley
Theron H. King
A. A. Sell
Santa Anna
Calif
Herndon Funeral Home
Gerald Trussell
Rose Hill Cemetery
Rhoda van Riper
Old Liberty Methodist Church
Joe Jones
Washington Cemetery
Lucille Hobbs
The
Baptist Church
Sandra Hobbs
Dallas
Texas
Charlotte Ann Cunningham
Tyler
Mattie Lee Hollingsworth
Oakcrest Funeral Home
Memory Gardens
Troops in Vietnam Down to 65,400
The U S command reported a weekly decline of 2,700 troops to 65,400 in South Vietnam as planners push a larger buildup near the country’s border. Breakdown shows Army 43,800 Navy 2,400 Marines 1,400 Air Force 17,200 Coast Guard 100 with 41,000 aboard 7th Fleet ships. Target is 49,000 by July 1. A separate note from Batesville Ark says Ricky Robertson, 14, of Rosie, was found dead in the White River after missing since April 29.
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Ricky Robertson
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Court Reverses Drug Conviction In Arkansas Supreme Court ruling
The Arkansas Supreme Court reversed a Pulaski County drug conviction on unlawful possession of LSD citing lack of authority for a warrant at the time. The majority aligned with a prior Grimmett ruling, while three justices dissented. The court also affirmed burglary and assault with intent to kill convictions for George Johnson Jr. in a May 22, 1970 shooting at William Siscoe’s home.
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State Supreme Court
Pulaski County
Special Circuit Court
James R. Howard
Michael E. Morris
Morris
George Rose Smith
Waldo
J. Byron Grimmett
J. Fred Jones
Grimmett
Jones
Arkansas
Carleton Harris
John A. Fogleman
Supreme Court
George Johnson Jr
Johnson
William A. Siscoe
Siscoe
Weather Summary for Arkansas and Experiment Station Report
Experiment Station report for 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Monday notes a high of 75 and a low of 59 with a trace of rain. Forecast calls for decreasing cloudiness today with scattered light showers in the northeast this morning, then clear to partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday. Today’s highs range from the low 70s in the north to near 80 in the south, with tonight’s lows in the mid 40s to mid 50s. Tuesday highs expected in the mid 70s to near 80.
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Arkansas
High Court Rulings Summary From Arkansas Supreme Court
The Associated Press lists rulings by justices on numerous cases across Pulaski and other circuits. Decisions include affirmations reversals and remands with several justices dissenting or not participating. Notable items involve Dickey v. Dacus Lumber Co. and Morris v. the state, among other reversals and affirmations.
Poultry Cookin' Contest Set for Nashville Event
The Poultry Cookin' Contest will be held as part of the District Poultry Festival in Nashville. Homemakers are invited to participate with details announced for May 20.
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Hempstead
Dolores McBride
Extension Home
Hot Springs
Arkansas Poultry Federation
Arkansas Power and Light Company
Miss McBride
AP Reporter Seized in Sierra Leone During Castro Visit
AP reporter Larry Heinzerling was arrested at Freetown state house while covering Fidel Castro's visit. A Guinean guard questioned him, his camera radio and notebook were seized, and he was taken to the criminal investigation department. He spent the night in custody. passport and notebooks were confiscated.
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Associated Press
Larry Heinzerling
Fidel Castro
Heinzerling
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Castro
Siaka Stevens
Steven
Criminal Investigation Department
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