Kiwanis Inducts New Officers In Hope Club Ceremony
Downs New Kiwanis officers inducted by Dr William D Downs Jr at Town and Country Restaurant Hope Club meeting names include president Horace Fuller and officers for the year starting October 1 Dr Downs noted his career in media and shared blooper stories before the induction Also announced Kiwanis Farm City Week and Farm Family of the Year plaque presentation with guests from KXAR and Key Club members.
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McArk
Kiwanis International
William D. Downs
Hope Club
Downs
Department of Communications
Ouachita Baptist University
Arkadelphia
Beethoven
Frederick Oklahoma
Sam Huskins
Bob Willis
Clyde Davis
Bobby Embry
Jake Honea
Dennis Ramsey
Bill Coffee
Ronnie Phillips
Horace Fuller
Kiwanis
Hope Star
Robin Spurling
KXAR
Don Spears
Rufus Herndon
Loan approved for handicapped housing in Little Rock
Our Way Inc led by Jerry McMahon secured a $3.31 million HUD loan to build a 144 unit wheelchair friendly apartment project in west Little Rock. The flat, post supported structures require no curbs and will include staff assistance, with rents around $241 for a one bedroom. Construction hoped to start by April and finish in a year, aided by a $25,000 fund drive and a local $10,000 match to unlock $40,000 in federal aid.
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Hope
Department of Housing and Urban Development
West Little Rock
Our Way, Inc
Jerry McMahon
Sterling Cockrill Jr
HUD
Arkansas
McMahon
Our Way
Fanne Foxe Treated After Pill Overdose Incident
Fanne Foxe whose real name is Annabel Battistella was hospitalized in Norwalk after taking eighty tranquilizers. John Carmen said she was transported from her Westport home to Norwalk Hospital where doctors pumped her stomach and released her later.
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John Carmen
Miss Foxe
Annabel Battistella
Norwalk Hospital
Carmen
Fiber diet claim setback cited by University of Oregon group
A study prepared for the American Heart Association meeting reports high fiber intake does not lower blood cholesterol. Researchers led by Thomas L. Raymond compare high fiber and high cholesterol diets, finding no extra cholesterol reduction from fiber. Egg yolk rich meals raised cholesterol, fiber addition showed no further drop.
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Miami Beach
Fla
University of Oregon
American Heart Association
Thomas L. Raymond
University Health Sciences Center
Portland
William Connor
DS. Lin
S.L. Connor
Argentina battles leave 17 more dead in La Plata region
Security sources report 17 guerrilla related deaths in La Plata and Buenos Aires as clashes continue. The toll for the year rises to at least 1,260 with 80 suspected guerrillas reportedly killed in La Plata area. Police say 10 guerrillas died at Arana police station and five suspected guerrillas were killed in a La Plata hideout raid. Two officers were wounded and one army captain sustained injuries. In Quilmes two more guerrillas were killed after refusing IDs. In New York the Life Insurance Institute notes accidental death rates fell to 49.0 per 100 000 in 1975 from 49.5 in 1974.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
la Plata
Arana
Quilmes
New York
Institute of Life Insurance
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