Switch From Fiscal Year to Calendar Year in Congress
A quiet push in Congress to switch federal budgeting from fiscal to calendar year moves forward with four hearings planned. Key figures Mansfield and Magnusen back the change to improve budget review. Opposition remains from Mahon and other senior chairmen who fear losing annual session flexibility. The plan envisions a January start for the budget with a two-session year ending in December, replacing the current July 1 start. Mike Huckabee was chosen to represent Arkansas at a Space Seminar in June at Cape Kennedy, with selection based on leadership and civic involvement.
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Associated Press
Washington
Joint Congressional Committee On Congressional Operations
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Mansfield
Magnuson
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
House Appropriations Committee
Mike Huckabee
Hope High School
Arkansas
Cape Kennedy
Florida
Hugh O'Brian
O'Brian
Mike
Dorsey Huckabee
Hope
Joe Amour
Student Christian Union
French Club
Future Teachers of America
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
W.A. Williams
Washington, D.C
Meals on Wheels Aiding Baltimore Elderly Widows
A 70 year old Baltimore widow relies on Meals on Wheels five days a week for a hot lunch and a cold supper, plus milk bread coffee and condiments. The program runs with 2000 volunteers from nine kitchens, delivering about 70 meals daily to needy seniors. Peggy Seeler directs the service which traces clients through social services hospitals churches and politicians.
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Aloe
Baltimore
Peggy Sealer
Miss Seeler
Arkansas Supreme Court assigns nine judges for Pulaski 6th Circuit
The Arkansas Supreme Court named nine special judges to handle criminal cases in the 6th Judicial Circuit, covering Pulaski and Perry counties, to ease a backlog of about 1,700 felony cases. Appointments include Joe D. Willines, William Enfield, John Mosby, Harrell Simpson, Henry B. Means, William Lee, Charles W. Light, Maupin Cummings, and Retired Judge Guy Amsler, with specific weeks listed for each.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
6Th Judicial Circuit
Pulaski
Perry
James Guy Tucker Jr
Joe D. Willines
Harrison
William Enfield
Bentonville
John §. Mosby
Lepanto
Harrell Simpson
Pocahontas
Henry B. Means
Malvern
William Lee
Clarendon
Charles W. Light
Paragould
Maupin Cummings
Fayetteville
Guy Amsler
Supreme Court
Baked Carrots and Parsnips with Orange Syrup
Recipe notes for baked carrots and parsnips with bouillon onion corn syrup and orange rind. Steps include dissolving bouillon, melting margarine, sautéing onion, layering vegetables with syrup, baking at 375 degrees for about an hour yields 6 to 8 servings. Two pounds carrots or parsnips may be substituted. Includes stray nonrecipe text about meal programs and volunteers.
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Global currency shifts blur lines after Frankfurt crisis
Hope Arkansas Star notes exchange jitters as Frankfurt action spooks dealers. The Bundesbank doubts, Swiss franc revaluation, Austrian schilling rise, and Dutch guilders free. Belgium Belgium Luxembourg revalue, while France and Italy keep rates. Dollar weakens with broader euro area market volatility. Chief’s Head Mountain in Colorado named for Indian profile likeness.
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Switzerland
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Italy
Chief's Head Mountain
Colorado
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