Hope Area Grants schools award $35,000 in scholarships
Hope area groups and organizations announce numerous scholarships for graduates and continuing students. Recipients include Thomas Norvell, Judy Bright, Karen Begos, Balinda Evans, Harriet Hickles, and Ellen Turner among seniors. Wayne Norvell to receive junior auxiliary. total awards amount to $35,000 to date with many named scholars and future education hopes noted by Earl D Downs.
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Hope
Henry W. Seamans
Key Club
Thomas Norvell
Anna P. Strong
Thomas Williams
Delta Kappa Gamma
Judy Bright
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Karen Beges
Hempstead County Teachers. Association
Willie Witherspoon
Hope Rotary Club
Balinda Evans
Harriet Hickles
Citizens National Bank
Charmtte Club
Meredith Watkins
Nancy Courtney
Karen Begos
Dist
Cheryl Tyer
James Morrisson
Steve Sutton
Arkansas Farmers Union Nyc
Margaret Mauldin
Graves
Ellen Turner
Jimmy Turner
Hendrix College
Wayne Norvell
Jimmy Alford
National Merit
Arkansas Opportunity Fund
Ronnie Brown
LSC
Jo Ann Burke
Justin Caldwell
Ark, Press
Assa
Bruce Garrett
Ronnie Gibson
Meyers Bakery
Artis Martin
Am&n
Mary Beth Millican
Harding College
Larry McWilliams
SCA
Linda New
Forecast Rains Miss Arkansas
The Associated Press reports drier air moved into Arkansas after a cold front. General rains did not materialize as the front passed, but scattered showers settled dust in parts of the state. The front sat on the eastern border. no precipitation anticipated through Wednesday with highs in the 80s and 90s.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Fayetteville
Little Rock
Harrison
Jonesboro
Pine Bluff
Texarkana
el Dorado
Memphis
Fort Smith
Nivens to Receive B.S. Degree at Southern State
Kenneth G. Nivens son of Mrs. Ruff Nivens of Prescott will graduate Friday with a bachelor of science from Southern State College at Wilkins Stadium. A Blevins High School graduate, he attended the University of Arkansas before transferring to Southern State, where he majors in biology and agriculture. He is married to Sandra Lee and lives on Route 3, Prescott.
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Southern State College
Wilkins Stadium
L.A. Logan
Blevins High School
Nivens
University of Arkansas
Southern State
Rt. 3
Prescott
Sandra Lee
FDA Demotes Critic of Lab Findings
FDA quietly demotes a scientist who accused agency officials of altering laboratory findings. The move follows his bold critique of lab practices and internal safeguards, drawing scrutiny from colleagues and provoking questions about whistleblower protections within the agency.
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FDA
Washington
The
Food and Drug Administration
FDA pathologists clash over agency science and staffing
FDA Commissioner Charles C Edwards reshuffled the pathology unit installing Dr Howard L Richardson as acting second in command and Dr Bert J Vos as acting head while a National Cancer Institute pathologist is considered for the permanent role. Richardson, once VA noted for scientific integrity, has pressed for upgraded pathology amid tensions over reports questioning animal studies and food additive safety including cyclamate. He faces bureaucratic retaliation as stories of his 1969 memorandum circulate. he could not comment while at a Texas meeting.
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FDA
Charles C. Edwards
Howard L. Richardson
Richardson
Edwards
Bert J. Vos
EDA
Vos
National Cancer Institute
FDA Pathology
Veterans Administration
Texas
Nixon Tells NATO About Cambodia War End Negotiation Goal
Rome AP report says President Nixon told NATO leaders that U S action in Cambodia is necessary for withdrawal of American forces. A letter read by Secretary of State Rogers cites 7 900 enemy killed and 201 U S and 451 South Vietnamese deaths. Nixon pledges no new demands while aiming to end the war by negotiation if possible. Rogers also covers Middle East and Soviet missile talks with notes on Israel and Egypt.
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Rome
Nixon
North Atlantic
U.S
Cambodia
North Atlantic Council
William P. Rogers
Manlio Brosio
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Emeny
Rogers
Middle East
Central Europe
Soviet Union
United States
Israel
Egypt
Three Qualify In U S Open Regional Hot Springs Ark
M oC Methvin Jr of Hot Springs Pete Fleming also of Hot Springs and Larry Campbell of Fort Smith earned the three US Open regional qualifiers at Hot Springs. Methvin led with 139 after rounds of 69 and 70. Fleming posted 68 73 for 141, Campbell won a sudden death playoff over Pete Barker to reach 143. Raney top amateur with 44. Methvin Fleming Campbell advance to Dallas for final qualifying.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Methvin Jr
Pete Fleming
Larry Campbell
Fort Smith
Methvin
Fleming
Belverdove Country Club
Campbell
Pete Barker
Western Hills Country Club
Little Rock
Tom Raney
Dallas
Tex
Ramp Falls Kill Motorist Under Ramp Bridge Collapse
A freeway offramp bridge collapsed during the morning rush hour ten miles east of Los Angeles at the San Bernardino and San Gabriel River freeways. Bulldozers and dump trucks will work through Wednesday to clear about six million pounds of rubble from beneath the 1955 pickup truck and victim trapped under the bridge.
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Bawuwin Pain
Vall
Los Angeles
San Bernardino
San Gabrial River
Supreme Court cautions states on speedy trial rights
The Supreme Court again warns states to enforce the Sixth Amendment guarantee of speedy trials. The decision delays the Florida case of Robert Dean Dickey, tried 72 years after arrest, citing prejudice from witnesses' deaths and lost records. Chief Justice Burger emphasizes pre judicial delays are intolerable when for state convenience. Several open questions remain on indictment speed and proof of prejudice.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Florida
Warren FE. Bureger
Robert Dean Dickey
Burger
Dickey
William J. Brennan Jr
Judge orders release of 6000 draftees retroactive Gutknecht ruling
In San Francisco AP report, U S District Court Judge Alfonso J Zupoli orders the Army to release about 6000 men unfairly reclassified 1A before the 1969 Gutknecht decision. The first retroactive application affects Pfc. Robert W Andre of Downey California, inducted April 9 1969 after an address-change delay. The ruling follows the Supreme Court 5 3 decision that hastening induction for turning in a draft card at a 1967 antiwar rally was illegal.
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San Francisco
Army
Supreme Court
U.S. District Court
Alfonso J. Zupoli
Robert W. Andre
High Court
Gutknecht
Downey
Calif
Mad
Fl. Ord
David E. Gutknecht
Gaylord
Minn
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