Nixon interview airings set for Arkansas statewide
The Arkansas Educational Television system will televise the Nixon interview series in northwest central and northeast Arkansas across Channels 13 2 9 and 19 on May 12 19 and 25 from 6 30 p m to 7 00 p m The state system may also air a fifth interview and a video tape of the first program could be distributed.
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Bud) Barrong
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Camden
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Prisons Tour Aims To Address Crowding In Arkansas
A joint tour of Cummins and Tucker prisons by about 25 officials from two legislative groups and a special study commission begins today and runs through Wednesday. They seek short and long term housing fixes as crowds loom under federal limits and trailers wear out.
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Carlisle
Waterway tax rapped by Arkansas industrialists
Fort Smith industrialists oppose a proposed inland waterway fuel tax saying it would be inflationary and raise transport costs in the Arkansas River Valley. Don Flanders of Flanders Inc. notes his firm ships about 5,000 tons of steel by water and warns pass-through costs would hit consumers. Princess Marie Astrid of Luxembourg studies English in Cambridge with a course price of 595 dollars for 82 weeks.
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Fort Smith
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Flanders
15 lawmakers back bill on horse census
Washington AP 15 congressmen back a horse census bill proposing more than 3 million dollars in federal funds. Rep John Breckinridge and 14 other House members sponsor the measure with hearings planned this summer. The bill aims to fund a national horse census amid industry calls for accurate data.
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Chwat
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Interior Department
Robert Springer
Department
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Springer
Helen Sobel Smith Proves Safe Diamond Play In Bridge
A bridge anecdote recalls Helen Sobel Smith’s perfect safety play as declarer in notrump. After winning the first trick she plays the ace of diamonds, forcing the king to fall and securing two diamond tricks against any combination, countering a male chauvinist critique that she would falter.
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New York
Cavendish
Helen Sobel Smith
Helen
North Dakota reader asks rebid after one spade response
A reader explains a bridge bidding sequence: after a diamond opening and partner’s one spade reply, responder raises to two spades with a weak spade suit and asks for expert guidance. The column invites readers to send questions labeled “Ask the Jacobys” for future answers.
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North Dakota
Fugitive on FBI Top 10 Arrested in Denver Suburb
James Ray Renton, 39, long sought on charges tied to a police shooting, was arrested without incident in Aurora, a Denver suburb. He had been on the FBI’s Top 10 list since April 1976 and is held in Denver County jail with arraignment planned.
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James Ray Renton
Aurora
Renton
Hussey
Fayetteville
Collier Furniture 28th Anniversary Drawing Winners
Collier Furniture and Appliance announced the winners of its 28th anniversary drawing. Prizes include Litton Microwave Mrs Karen Glass Prescott and Whirlpool Trashmasher Larry Clendenen Hope among others in a list of ten winners with full addresses.
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Larry Clendenen
Hope
Zenith
Kathy Flenery
Fulton
National Mattress & Foundation
Joe McCulley
East
Gussie Sampson
East 7Th St
Sherry Arnold
Washington
Joyce Green
Jesse McCorker
Essie Kingsley
P.O
Delois Hickman
Emmet
Carolyn Ghormly
Susan Ford leaves KU journalism program
Susan Ford daughter of the former president withdraws from the University of Kansas School of Journalism. Dean Del Brinkman says she left after missing several classes and deeming the workload too heavy to make up. She enrolled in January to study photojournalism and planned to work part time at the Topeka Capital-Journal. Rich Clarkson confirms she remains on payroll but has not worked regularly due to school and commitments.
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