Black official found guilty in traffic death
Sam Seward 38 of Little Rock, a top Arkansas black government official, was found guilty by an eight woman twelve man jury of two counts of negligent homicide in a 1975 crash that killed a Texas woman, Mrs. Patricia Freeland, 34, and her infant son Arthur Scott, 16 months. He received a 2500 dollar fine and no jail time, plus a misdemeanor conviction for leaving the scene of an accident.
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Lonoke
Ark
Arkansas
Sam Seward
Texas
Seward
Little Rock
Patricia Freeland
Houston
Arthur Scott
Court Docket City Docket Summary of Bond Forfeitures
Court docket lists multiple defendants with cash bond forfeitures for offenses including public drinking speeding no license failing to yield and violations of vehicle and weight rules. Several cases note jail time fines costs and dismissals with prosecutors. Authorities show numerous names and involved companies reflecting a broad set of traffic and regulatory violations.
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Henry King
James Armstrong, Jr
Dennis D. Langston
Kenny A. Newton
Lara B. O’donnell
Teresa A. Patton
James S. Rowland
Rebecca Ann Stone
Ella B. West
Dale Ammons
Larry G. Hazal
Arkansas
E.L. White
Virda June Newton
James King, Jr
Elton Winston
Lucius D. Murray, Jr
Raymond F. Page
John Ricky Revels
Berry Randle, Jr
Charles E. Souter
O.D. Green
Dale E. Muldrow
Robert S. Irelan
Johnny R. Scott
Paralee Delaney
Robert Pratt
Roy C. Whatley
Gerald C. Heath
Food Express
Charles E. Brown
Dwight Wayne Todd
Early diabetes screening urged by Hempstead County leaders
Dr Forney Holt told civic groups that early diabetes detection saves lives. The Hempstead County Consumer Health Advisory Committee sponsors a Diabetes Screening Detection Project with free clinics in Blevins, McNab, Washington and Hope on November 15 to 18.
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Forney Holt
Rose Luck
Hempstead County
Blevins
McNab
Washington
Hope
Miss McBride
American Diabetes Association
The
Health Unit
Hempstead County Consumer Health Advisory Committee
Cooperative Extension Service and Health Unit
Ruth Applegate
Tavern Kitchen
Hope National Guard Armory
Gibson to press tax on intangible personal property
State Senator John Mutt Gibson of Dermott said he will introduce a bill next year to tax certain intangible personal property such as stock transfers. He noted Amendment 57 gave the legislature power to decide intangibles taxation, but opponents argued it did not guarantee new taxes.
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Little Rock
John F
Mutt
Arkansas
Gibson
Robert Harvey
Swifton
Eat at home to save money says USDA outlook
The Agriculture Department forecasts for 1976 that meals and snacks in restaurants will rise about 7 percent from 1975 while store bought foods for home use rise about 2.5 percent. Labor, utilities, and coffee costs drive the increases, with overall 1976 retail food prices up about 3 percent.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
USS
USDA
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State Social and Rehabilitative Services Department
Miguel C. Soto
John D. Finley, Jr
David J. Benzenhopper
James E. Conner
Steven C. Daebler
Alexander C. Fink
Mary J. Stubblefield
Virginia C. Stephens
Robert A. Ship
Rayburn R. Golden
June Goodner
David F. Roper
Kirby Glenn Worrell
John Backovsky
Jerry Cox
BCP Trk. Bro
Gerald Heath
Alex McWain
Frank Teel
Larry Marvin Brooks
Robert W. Parker, Jr
Glen Dwayne Shepherd
S&d Trucking Company
Arkansas Transportation Commission
Golden Coast Co-Op
Cox Ref. Express, Inc
ATC
Lim Evrsereree
Holt
Cooperative Extension Service
Cooperative Extension Office
Mary Turner
Douglas Drake
Ernest Graham
Dolores McBride
Dolores McBrde
Star
E Florsheim
Florsheim
Bozo
Nmi Oaste
Octavius
Mark Anthony
Actium
B.C
Sandra Bell
Wrangler
SALE
Levi
Boys & Mens
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Pene Har
Rephans
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