Court docket details traffic and civil cases with bonds
The docket lists numerous defendants with forfeited cash bonds for offenses including drunkenness no driver s license speeding improper parking and driving while intoxicated. Civil cases involve garnishments notes on installments replevin and counterclaims with multiple judgments and fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Etter
James O. Jamison
Zollie Lee
Wayne E. Smith
James Kenneth Hicks
Ben Newton
Lillie R. Reed
Keith L. Jackson
Dons J. Adams
William Belknap
James W. Connelly
Charles D. Collum
Donald E. Stone
Shirley M. Little
Louis E. LaGrone
Kay K. McHenry
Janice K. Martin
Charles G. Taylor
Karletta G. Miller
Sharon F. Peeks
Verde H. Powell, Jr
Earl Ray Saunders
Wayne G White
Gene M. Shoemaker
William L. Brazzel
L.W. Williamson
John D. Nelson
Gene Gough McMahon
Randall R. Odom
Raymond D. Cooper
Kenny Newton
Ida M. Applegate
Jerry Honeycutt
Lonnie R. Sharp
Eddie Chambers
Raymond E. Anstee
Carlos D.C. Yerger
Willie M. Epps
Keith B. Russell
Samuel Scott
M. McFadden
Jimmy Brewer
Pat A. Adcock
Edward E. Taylor
Odis Lee
Arkansas
James R. Willis
Pattie Biddle
Red River Regional Council
Red River Council
James K. Curry
Garry M. Enderlin
Charles A. Fowler
Vincent J. Fooliani
Dailey L. Hibbard
Loretta J. Hill
James Charles Jackson
Sonny B. Mitchell
Kenneth R. Munn
Bobby G. Odom
Mollie Smith
Rhonda Spradlin
William Q. Perdue
Frank L. Hile
James Cooper
Garth Joan Starkey
William M. Gatlin
Robert M. Gotlins
Barbara Ann Turntine
Bois d’Arc Lake
Bobby Logan
Lisa Motor Lines, Inc
L&h Packing Co
McIntosh Mose
Moore Iron Co., Inc
Mason Dixon Line
Jack Simpsons
Wayman Jay Ball
Ryder Truck Rental
Vassar Truck Leasing
Arkansas Transportation Commission
Patty Biddle
Frederick K. Nunnally
Health Center Hope Discussed At Lions Meeting
The Hope Noon Lions at the Sheraton Inn Monday discussed locating a southwest Arkansas Regional Health Center in Hope. Robert Schaff of the Hope-Hempstead County Chamber said $750,000 was allocated for the center, which would employ doctors, a pharmacist, nurses, a dentist, and a lab staff, with a $35,000 payroll and about twenty-five workers. The group noted accessibility, available site, and the heavy local patient load as factors, with expansion possible in two years and eventual additional centers across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Noon Lions
Sheraton Inn
Southwest Arkansas
Hope
Ron Endsley
Robert
Bob) Schaff
Hope-Hempstead County
Arkansas
Hempstead County Health Unit
Texarkana
Southwest Arkansas Health Center
Schaff
The
Chamber of Commerce
Board of
Industrial Foundation
Lions
Royce Pendergrass
Hope Noon
Lions Club
Hot Springs South
Malvern, Arkansas
Energy extension bill sent to the President
The bill to create a national energy extension service moves to the President after House passage. It would mirror agricultural extension work and fund a biomass conversion pilot at Pine Bluff, Arkansas, with Dale Bumpers and Ray H Thornton overseeing the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
National Energy Extension Service
Ray H. Thornton
Acquisition of land along Big Creek approved in Arkansas
The Natural Heritage Commission preliminarily approves buying 1105 acres along Big Creek in Cleburne County from Rodney Petersen for 331500 total, 320 per acre. The commission will pursue extra appraisals before the June 22 meeting. Big Creek feeds the Little Red River and the site includes diverse habitats and about 3.5 miles of creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Natural Heritage Commission
Big Creek
Cleburne
Rodney Petersen
Commission
Little Red River
Nixon says president can order crimes legal
Nixon tells David Frost that actions by the president are not illegal when ordered by the president. He cites the Ellsberg break in and says he would have approved if told in advance. He discusses war policy, dissent, and political enemies while defending wartime decisions and the use of government tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Washington
United States
Richard M. Nixon
David Frost
New York Times
White House
Daniel Ellsberg
John Ehrlichman
the Times
Frost
Vietnam
Paris
Internal Revenue Service
Christ
Carter’s plan to create a Department of Energy
President Carter’s energy overhaul moves to Congress after Senate approval. The Senate passed the Department of Energy 74 to 10 after brief debate. House committees support the bill and the full chamber is expected to concur after the Memorial Day recess. The agency would employ about 20 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carter
House
Senate
Department of Energy
Joan Crawford Leaves Estates To Adopted Children In Will
Joan Crawford left 77500 to each of two adopted children and nothing to the other two for reasons known to them. Dying May 10, she also provided 70000 for seven others and left the remainder to eight charities. A will dated last October accompanies a petition to open two safety deposit boxes possibly containing a later will or amendment. No estate value estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joan Crawford
Manhattan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Central Adjustment Bureau, Inc
Robert Lee Fellows
Myers Bakery
Freddie Thomas
Southwest Arkansas Petroleum Co. Inc
Jimmy Shackelford
Emma Shackelford
Bennie A. Watson
William Munn
Mary Elizabeth Munn
Bobby Ray Haynes
Fisher Motors
James Chas. Clark
Bobbie Jewel Clark
Cadillac Automobile
James Morrow
Don Worthey
Ray Davis
Bob Hill
Harding College
Rowan McLeod
Gregg Tate
Bobby Webb
Sarah Darling
Mattie Lee
Janice Gathright
Cub Gary
Sport Shop
Hope, Ark
S. Main
Haiphong
Eastside Church of Christ
Wilkins and Center-Hoope, Ark
Brawny
Via
PO Box
Cantom Sowa
Promttaset
Oe Neal
Wes
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