TV Violence Linked to Reckless Driving, Hawaii Study
Honolulu AP reports University of Yaleward mass media researcher KS Sitaram linked violent TV viewing to unsafe driving. He studied 293 drivers ordered to drivers ed and 54 safe drivers, noting the violent shows Hawaii Five-O Mannix Cannon and The FBI were favorites of the risky group while safe drivers avoided such programs.
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Harbour in runoff bid for Arkansas governor nomination
Mack Harbour of Paragould announced in Little Rock that he would face Gov. Dale Bumpers in a runoff for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination after the May 30 primary. Harbour cited a clean background and positioned himself as the alternative to Bumpers amid criticism of the Lee County Clinic grant and HAIC health care plan.
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Hot Springs
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Hope student John W. Greene to receive BA in speech
John W. Greene of Hope will graduate with a bachelor of arts in speech from Southern State College on May 12. Dr. L A Logan, vice president of academic affairs, announced. Greene is the son of Weston H. Greene and a 1968 Hope High School alumnus. He belongs to the Association of Baptist Students.
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Hope
Southern State College
L.A. Logan
Hijackings tied to anti imperial movement alarm readers
Honduran troops hunted a skyjacker who parachuted from an Eastern Airlines 727 over Honduras a note warned of further incidents unless the war ends The hijacker was a Vietnam veteran described as seeking aid for a foreign power He later bailed out as Western Airlines plane landed in Havana Michael Lynn Hanson 21 was named by authorities for the Utah state flight seizure The Dallas fire department logged 1132 heart attack calls and 26 drownings in 1971.
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Bill aims to curb endless U S advisory panels
House probe finds 2600 to 3200 federal advisory committees with annual cost of about 75 million dollars. Legislation seeks to end secrecy and duplication, improve tracking and accountability for government panels.
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District Nurses Meet At Hempstead Memorial May 4
District 16 Registered Nurses met in the Hempstead Memorial Hospital classroom on May 4 at 7 30 p m for the monthly meeting. Mary Turner introduced Jerry Irby State Sanitarian for Lafayette Nevada and Hempstead Counties. He spoke on his duties while Wilma Booker reported twenty two members in good standing with the American Nurses Association. Toni Polk of Hope received a 100 scholarship toward her nursing degree. Hazel Underwood was named June program chairman. Coffee and cookies were served by Cory Meers and Edith Murph.
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Jerry Irby
Laffayette
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Miss Polk
State Youth Congress Set for Camden May 1972
The State Youth Congress and State Sunshine Band of the Church of God in Christ Southwest Arkansas meet May 8 to 13, 1972 at the State Temple in Camden. A civic program and musical are planned for Monday at 8 PM, with nightly gospel preaching led by State President Elder O N Dennis and State Bishop R B Hatley. Pre Mothers Day services are slated at Shorter Chapel AME on May 1 and Union Mission Service on May 14. all are invited.
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Wanted Civil Service Jobs Open Next 12 Months
Public notice urges men and women thirteen and older to prepare for civil service positions with high salaries. It promises security, advancement, and minimal required education, noting a test is needed and that only those who pass have a chance. Contact Lincoln Service Dept. 224th Semlit for details.
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Twelve Blacks Found Guilty at Ma Mann High School Incident
Twelve Black students were found guilty of disturbing the peace in Lee County High School events in Ma Mann Arkansas. Municipal Court Judge Cecil Matthews sentenced them to six months in jail with four months suspended and fined $100 each. The defendants were to enroll on Sept ro observe the lives of the hed ter ow ud distuiss the repiagihe of the galries.
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