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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1972
Page
8
May 31 1972 report shows county by county tabulation in a United States Senate primary. It notes Tuesday results and statewide outcome with party and candidate names. The brief outlines how results are distributed across counties and the overall primary standings.
President Nixon will speak to a joint session of Congress Thursday night in the House chamber at 9 30 p m EDT after returning from a nearly 24 hour visit to Iran and a visit to Poland. The trip featured meetings with Polish leader Edward Gierek and remarks on bombings affecting Iranian security.
The New York Department of Social Services reports thousands of welfare recipients are entering the job market under the state welfare work program. Commissioner Abe Lavine calls it successful within its framework and his deputy Barry Van Lare says it helps many on welfare meet their responsibility to work.
Ruth Roberts county clerk filed a motion in U S District Court to dismiss a suit by Joel Carver a University of Arkansas student challenging Amendment 51 residency rules for voting Carver alleges he was improperly barred from registering while nine months a student Roberts argues Carver did not reside in Fayetteville six months prior and did not claim challenging the constitutional ruling issued by the Supreme Court in April The piece notes standard college residency practices and legal context in Fort Smith Arkansas May 31, 1972.
Senator Ed Muskie assailed President Nixon’s economy and Vietnam record in Houston, urging labor delegates not to bet on a Democratic nominee. He suggested a possible compromise candidate if the convention deadlocks and vowed tough wage policies, an end to Vietnam if elected, and broader job guarantees.
In Dallas federal court an indictment accuses General Dynamics and four officials of conspiring to overbill the Air Force for defective F111 parts. The firm, via a spokesman, calls the charges groundless and pledges trial facts will prove them unfounded. The case cites Selby Manufacturing as subcontractor and claims unauthorized production and scrapping of carry-through plates and other center wing braces. Walter Blum begins 1972 with 3679 career wins.
Varig Airlines flight from Sao Paulo to Curitiba was hijacked by a stocky man with a pistol who forced a return to Sao Paulo. Authorities recovered 250000 and three parachutes, freed 85 passengers and crew, then retook the plane as tear gas was fired. The hijacker killed himself. pilot Celso Caldera reported the takeover to control.
EPA Administrator William D. Ruckelshaus approved the comprehensive clean-air plans of Alabama Connecticut Florida Mississippi New Hampshire North Carolina North Dakota Oregon West Virginia Guam Puerto Rico and American Samoa while partially approving others and revising action after a court order. The court required review to ensure existing cleaner air cannot deteriorate and the Federal Register will publish details. regional briefings were planned.
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