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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1960
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR of constitutional salary provisions for Arkansas officers and municipal officials. Mentions Governor and other officers with salary caps, compensation rules, and amendment approval language, with garbled names and numbers from the 19th or early 20th century text.
A legal notice notes a proposed constitutional amendment No. 51 under state law. It identifies the governing body and jurisdiction as Arkansas with reference to the Sone alo of the Slate aw. The brief announces submission and official action pending further consideration.
A state amendment outlines authority for municipalities to issue bonds for wide public works including streets, parks, sewers, city halls, utilities, and harbor facilities. It requires majority voter approval, sets bond terms, interest rates, and mandatory annual taxes to secure debt, with oversight by city leaders and specific election procedures.
The document outlines sections of a municipal ballot measure authorizing property taxes and municipal salary rules. It specifies voting rights for qualified voters, proclamation of results, and the authority of cities to levy five mill property taxes and additional taxes for municipal purposes. It also states salaries be set by city governing bodies, with the amendment in force upon adoption and retroactive to constitutional conflicts.
The Arkansas legislature proposes Amendment No 52 to the State Constitution to codify free gratuitous instruction for residents aged six to eighteen, funded by state and local taxation. It details district control, local election procedures, and governance by elected boards to implement and finance the program.
The text outlines section 8 and 7 as procedures for proposing budgets for district expenses, debt service, and insuring funds to meet obligations. It details how tax levy rates are calculated from assessed valuations and submitted to voters, with fallback rates if not approved, and conditions for bond issuance and levy continuities under school elections and special elections. It also mentions changes to applying financial aid for resident education between ages six and eighteen.
Rose and Steve discuss Karen Jackson and past betrayals as Pete presses for answers while tension mounts over Karen's silence. A legal and political passage about education funding and constitutional amendments interrupts the scene, then returns to strained relationships and unresolved feelings.
President Eisenhower will tour Japan and Korea next month with a Soviet trip possible if kept in the schedule. Anne Wheaton said the Tokyo dates include meetings with Emperor Hirohito Empress Nagako and Prime Minister Kishi plus a state dinner. He will address Japan's Diet and then proceed to Seoul for a one day visit before returning to Tokyo and on to Washington.
Rep Overton Brooks, chairman of the House Subcommittee on Astronautics, announced hearings start Wednesday on a mechanical translation device. He described a translator capable of 1,000 words a minute, translating a page of Russian in half a minute. The device would increase access to Soviet scientific words, estimated at a billion yearly, while U.S. government costs average two cents per word.
LA PUENTE Calif API They broke ground for a new church and struck money at the Glengrove Assembly of God site a five acre grove of buried treasure almost 6000 The digging began last February when a bulldozer blade tipped over an old orange tree and uprooted a mason jar Inside was 3040 in currency and coins A few days later another jar yielded 500 A search then found eight jars containing money Now we are waiting to see if we can keep it Jensen secretary of the congregation said The church can claim the 350 members of the congregation and other finders including the children' s parents claim the remainder The sheriff advised all lampants who host money to do so The congregation 450 earmarked for the building is in a safe deposit box.
In Panama a dangerous tension rises as announcements of presidential election returns are delayed. Citizens fear unrest amid unclear results and authorities urge calm while officials review ballots.
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