Prosecution Winds Up the Davis Case Tuesday May 16 1972
The prosecution ends its murder kidnapping conspiracy case against Angela Davis after seven weeks and more than 200 exhibits. Prosecutor Albert Harris Jr. read a heavily edited diary stating her vows to Jackson and calling herself his lifelong wife. Defense plans a motion for acquittal due to insufficient evidence.
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Edith M. Lederer
Associated Press
San Jose
Calif
Angela Davis
George Jackson
Albert Harris Jr
Miss Davis
UCLA
Jackson
Leo A. Branton
Superior Court
Richard E. Arnason
Harris
Hope Star publication details and subscription rates
The Hope Star announces publication by Star Publishing Co with staff titles and roles, presses dates and offices in Hope Arkansas. It lists AP membership, advertising reps, postal info, and subscription rates for carriers, in Arkansas counties, and other states including college student bargain terms.
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Hope
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard, Pike
Clark Counties
Arkansas
Residents urge cleanup on Elm Street and rail line
Peggy Worthey of 710 North Elm Street writes to The Star lamenting a long neglected lot by the railroad track in Hope Arkansas. She complains overgrowth, rats, and disputes who is responsible for cleanup while the city grows.
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N. Elm
the Star
North Elm Street
Peggy Worthey
Living In A Small Town Has Advantages
HAL BOYLE recalls a Manhattan lunch counter tale about mistaken identity and rumors. In a big city many look alike and blame shifts, but in a small town no one resembles another, preventing such misperceptions.
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Fred
New York
Johnson Raps Bumpers But Couldn't Run
Jim Johnson of Conway, former Supreme Court justice and gubernatorial candidate, said unexpected events kept him from running for governor this year. In a letter to 12,000 friends he criticized Gov. Dale Bumpers as arrogant and inaccessible, and touted a potential alliance with former Gov. Orval Faubus as a powerful force in Arkansas politics.
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Little Rock
Jim Johnson
Conway
Supreme Court
Johnson
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas
Dale Bumpers
Bumpers
New B&PW Club elects Charlene Wiggins president
In a candlelight ceremony on May 11 at the Diamond Miss Charlene Wiggins was installed as President of the Hope B and P W Club. The slate included Donna Smith 1st vice president Margaret Park 2nd vice president Mickey Becherer recording secretary Opal Daniel treasurer Margie Vickers corresponding secretary and Dee McMurrough parliamentarian. May Days Are Pay Days themed table decor featured May poles and roses for 28 members. Dee McMurrough offered a moment of silent prayer for deceased member Mary Andrews. Nike Club initiation is set for May 18 at 6 30 p m in the Douglas Building and the club voted to send a girl to Girl Scout Camp. Donna Smith led a quiz on famous sayings Martha Stephenson won the most identifications. A song to President Dee with Evva Reynerson at the piano followed a gift to the retiring president.
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the Diamond
Charlene Wiggins
Hope B & PW Club
LaVeta Mouser
Donna Smith
Margaret Park
Mickey Becherer
Opal Daniel
Margie Vickers
Dee
Douglas
Martha Stephenson
Evva Reynerson
Reynerson
Probate Notice In Re Estate Of Frank E R Thomas
The Executor Crosnoe filed First and Final Accounting on May 12 1972 in Hempstead County Probate No 2432 seeking approval. Interested persons must file exceptions within 60 days of filing or be barred from objecting. Pat House County Probate Clerk Hempstead County Arkansas May 16 23 1972.
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Hempstead County
Arkansas
Frank E. R . Thomas C. Crosnoe
Pat House
Hempsteed County
Arkansas group cites Bumpers backing in re election push
J. S. McClinton, president of the Arkansas Democratic Voters Association, circulated a letter seeking support for Gov. Dale Bumpers reelection. In the letter he asserts that more blacks are in state government today than ever in Arkansas history.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Democratic Voters Association
Dale Bumpers
J. S. McClinton
Desegregation and Busing Dominates Higher Education Bill
Senate House conferees press to resolve desegregation and busing amendments in the $23 billion higher education bill. After eight weeks, key questions remain: accept strict antibusing House riders or milder Senate ones, choose between two versions of a $1.5 billion aid section for desegregation, and allocate general aid among colleges and universities.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate House
House
Senate
Moscow Trip On Says Nixon's Wife
Washington AP report states President Nixon will travel to Moscow after all, confirmed by Mrs. Nixon. She said the trip is moving ahead, plans to depart Saturday for Salzburg, Austria, then a four country, two week journey. She hopes the visit will benefit world peace and has been studying Russian phrases and briefing materials.
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Nixon
Moscow
White House
Southeast Asia
Salzburg
Austria
TV Schedule Highlights Afternoon to Late Night
Television listings show midday mix with All My Children Little Rock Today and Eye On Arkansas followed by afternoon game shows and soap operas. Evening lineup includes public affairs Carol Burnett NBC Mystery Movie and late night Talk with Dick Cavett and Johnny Carson plus The Valley of Gwangi film.
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All My Children
Little Rock Today
Eye On Arkansas
Lucille Rivers
Eddie
Medical Center
Smith Family
Johnny Carson
Valley of Gwangi
Sound Economic Recovery Under Way Says 20 Economists
Twenty industry economists told the Business Council in Hot Springs that a sound recovery is under way and likely to carry into 1973 though inflation could quicken later this year and in 1973. They expected unemployment to fall below 5 percent by year end, urged moderate federal restraint, and noted uncertainty over Price Commission rules. They supported Nixon Vietnam policy but warned of potential bites to Soviet relations and domestic policy. Secretary Rogers and Secretary Peterson will address the council, with private talks noting possible inflation and policy continuity concerns.
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Sterling F. Green
Associated Press
Hot Springs, Va
The
Business Council Today
Council
Ing
Nixon
R. V. Hansberger
Boise Cascade Corp
Hansberger
Price Commission
Vietnam
William P. Rogers
Peter G. Peterson
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