Davis Left Riot Scene in Hurry Testimony
Angela Davis rode a PSA flight from San Francisco to Los Angeles three hours after a 1970 courthouse gun battle that killed four. Witness Marcia Brewer testified she saw Davis at the gate two minutes before departure, paying $16.20, with no luggage recalled.
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Grant to Southeast Arkansas Economic District
The Economic Development Administration approved a 58980 grant to the Southeast Arkansas Economic Development District at Pine Bluff for administrative costs for one year. The district serves Arkansas and nine counties including Ashley Bradley Chicot Cleveland Desha Drew Grant Jefferson and Lincoln.
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David Pryor
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Cleveland
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Drew
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Jefferson
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4% Food Price Limit By DON KENDALL WASHINGTON AP
The Agriculture Department maintains its February forecast that housewives will spend about 4 percent more on groceries in 1972 with first quarter 1972 prices up about 5 percent from Q1 1971. Meat and dairy price pressures push overall food costs higher though some declines in meat prices eased the rise. The report says pork prices will jump and beef will rise. poultry eggs rise more moderately, while fish and dairy stay lower. Full year 1972 food spending is projected up 5.5 percent to around 124.8 billion dollars.
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Arkansas Weather Summary Showers and warmth in forecast
Experiment Station reports 24 hours ending 7 am Wednesday with a high of 76 and a low of 48. Forecast calls for increasing cloudiness tonight with scattered showers and thunder in the western portion, followed by considerable cloudiness and more showers Thursday mainly in the west. Warmer today and tonight with highs mid to upper 70s and lows mid 50s to near 60, and Thursday highs mid 70s to low 80s.
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Blockade mining sparks U S political clash abroad
Nixon ordered harbor mines to hinder North Vietnam cargo ships, triggering Democratic criticism and White House assurances of a new era in East West relations. Kissinger said effects won't hit the battlefield for weeks while Moscow summit talks loom. Soviet and Hanoi responses varied from condemnation to cautious comments.
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Moscow
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New York
Tass
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Paris
Hanoi
Reacted Logically to Stress Among Rescued Airmen
Miami AP report notes about 200 American airmen rescued after Southeast Asia shoot downs mostly coped with stress logically. Dr. Richard F. Zeller says responses ranged from optimism to panic, with 134 using precise calm efforts and 66 showing abnormal reactions including depression and anger.
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Southeast Asia
Richard F. Zeller
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Norton Air Force Base
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Zeller
Thunderstorms and Hail Hit Nation
Violent storms sweep the nation with frost warnings in Indiana Ohio and lower Michigan Illinois. A tornado strike hits Muleshoe and Earth Texas near Lubbock with no injuries reported. Hailstones golf ball sized cover Hooker Oklahoma and hail noted across Texas and Denver. Rawlins Wyoming sees winds to 63 mph while New England and Mid Atlantic end heavy winds as a sea move off.
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Murray Kornfeld dies at 81 prominent chest physician leader
Murray Kornfeld, 81, founder and executive director emeritus of the American College of Chest Physicians, died in Durham. He also founded the medical journal Diseases of the Chest. Harriet Kojis, 68, former concert singer and mezzo soprano with the Metropolitan Opera, died in Carmel after a car crash. She sang under the name Harriet Henderson across Europe and the United States.
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Durham
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American College of Chest Physicians
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Diseases of the Chest
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Carmel
N.Y
Metropolitan Opera
New York
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Judge Jails Baboon Over Pet Bond Dispute
In Gallatin Tennessee Robin Curley, 31, pleaded with Judge John Hamilton not to jail him because his pet baboon Sarah would be left homeless. Curley, jailed after failing to post a 6500 dollar bond for receiving and concealing a prized Tennessee walking horse, will share a cell with his 60 pound companion. He said he planned to leave the baboon at his mother's house but fled, the animal chasing him in the rain while dragging a chain and weight. Nearby weather reports note dawn temps from 29 to 79 across several cities.
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Gallatin, Tean
Robin Curley
John Hamilton
Curley
Sarah
Sumner County
Republican Chairman Backs Nixon in Vietnam Move
Charles T. Bernard of Earle, Arkansas Republican chairman, lauded President Nixon for the Vietnam policy and urged support in a telegram calling for protection of POWs and troops and an honorable peace. Democratic figures criticized the move while acknowledging political stakes in Arkansas.
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Charles T. Bernard
Earle
Republican Party
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Vietnam
Bernard
North Vietnam
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D-Ark
Pryor
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