Court Okays Riales' Job as Auditor
The Arkansas Supreme Court up held a Pulaski Chancery Court ruling that Roy M Haynes of Polk County challenged Riales' role as state auditor is not a public office. Chief Justice Lee Seamster wrote the opinion defining public office and upholding the decision regarding Riales' employment.
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Red Skelton finds comeback on TV and in film
Hollywood star Red Skelton explains show business cycles from up to down to up as his Tuesday night program climbs in audience ratings. He promotes Publo Pigeon No 1, his first movie in four years, and credits two strong sponsors for the recent TV revival.
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Supreme Court limits office status of Arkansas Burial Board auditor
The court ruled a portion is a public office only if created by law with ongoing duties and public concern. The 1953 act creating the Arkansas Burial Association does not set term or duties for auditors. It permits the board to employ and pay auditors by contract, so the auditor role is a board employment, not a civil office, with Haynes noting Aisles earns $8,000 annually.
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Prescott Lions and Kiwanis Week In Prescott
Prescott Lions Club heard Judge James Pilkinton discuss This Area We Live In with Judge Carl Mitchell facilitating. Ervin Fairchild reported on the annual fish fry for men over seventy on May 31. Miss Mary Buchanan bridal shower hosted by Genevieve King and others featured roses and white decor. Prescott Kiwanis welcomed Mayor Bill Ward, who outlined Arkansas Pine Lumber Co. operations employing 19 with a weekly payroll around $1,000. Also noted are a pre school clinic May 15, and various local visits and greetings across the community.
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Gambler Costello Back in Jail on Tax Charge
New York reports that Gambler Frank Costello, 65, is jailed for six years after a federal income tax evasion conviction. He surrendered to U S Marshals yesterday, triggering revocation of his $50,000 bail as appeals pursuits ended.
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Hope and Béddan Relatives Visit Mrs Grahtt Guests
Mrs Alia Grahtt hosted relatives in Hope and Béddan. Guests included MSgt and Mrs Jewell Vick of Freer Texas visiting from Freer Texas.
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