Regulations May Delay Road Projects In Arkansas
Arkansas Highway Director Ward Goodman warns proposed Department of Transportation rules could delay highway construction. He cites two required public hearings, federal plan approval, and appeals to the federal courts as obstacles, noting state law still vests final decisions with the Arkansas Highway Commission. He expects bigger cities to bear most disruption while asserting no statewide problems.
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Robert Shaw
Associated Press
Little Rock
Arkansas Highway
Ward Goodman
Department of Transportation
Goodman
Arkansas Congressional
Federal Highway Director
Ope
Arkansas High Commission
Federal Highway Administrator
Arkansas Highway Commission
Arkansas
Crank Denies Access to Welfare Rolls
Foreman Arkansas AP Marion H Crank candidate for governor said he had no access to state welfare rolls and did not seek access. Welfare Commissioner Len Blaylock accused Crank of using rolls for political purposes as an investigation is launched with county directors reporting on whether recipients received political letters. New Downtown Merchants Association officers are shown with Corbin Foster as treasurer Hulan White vice chairman and Calvin Smith chairman taking office January 1.
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Foreman, Ark
Marion H. Crank
Foreman
Crank
Len Blaylock
Blaylock
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Downtown Merchants Association
Hulan White
Corbin Foster
Calvin Smith
SW Deanery Meets in El Dorado
The Southwestern Deanery of the Lit tle Rock Diocesan Council of Catholic Women met in El Dorado Arkansas at Holy Redeemer Church for the November session with Rev. J M Doyle and Rev J J Enderlin officiating. Dr Jacob Ellis spoke on Catholics current stance on medicine and religion before a luncheon at Rufus Garett Hotel. New officers were installed and a convention in Hot Springs scheduled for November 23 and 24. The group sent a prayer telegram to Archbishop Albert L Fletcher.
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Southwestern
Little Rock
Jacob Ellis
el Dorado
Diocesan Council of
Catholic Women
Hot Springs
Doyle Johnson
Magnolia
Pres
Charles Ferbuson
V ¥. Pres
Joe Patterson
Hapa
Trea
Albert L. Fletcher DD
Washington D.C
The Cotillion Federated Club Meeting Notice
Thought for the Day notes happiness lies in enjoyment. The Cotillion Federated Club meets Saturday November 23 at 6 30 p m at the home of Mrs E S Conway. All members urged to attend as vital business sits on the agenda. Est er Hicks Contact numbers 777 4678 or 4474.
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Cotillion Federated Club
E.S. Conway
Mali Leader Mabido Keila Arrest Reported
Reports from Dakar indicate Mali President Mabido Keila and his cabinet were arrested by the military regime led by Lt. Moussa Traore. No trial details given as Bamako radio notes broad support for the new national salvation committee after months of crisis.
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Dasak
Senegal
Dakar
Mabido Keila
Mali
Bamako
West Africa
Contry
National Salvation Committee
Moussa Traore
Arkansas governor cites 55 to 65 million needed for state budget
Governor Winthrop Rockefeller told the Arkansas Municipal League that municipalities now receive 5 million in turnback funds but will need 15 million next year. He projected 55 to 65 million in additional revenue for the next biennium to cover expanding agency costs. A 1 percent sales tax rise could raise about 30 million, possibly paired with a bond issue. North Little Rock Mayor W F Laman urged careful vote advocacy and said the league seeks 13.74 million more from state funds.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas Municipal League
Rockefeller
Arkansans
North Little Rosk
W. F. Laman
Laman
League
Czechs Hold Token Strikes in Protest
Prague plants saw scattered token walkouts as students extend a sit-in by 24 hours to protest loss of freedom after the Soviet invasion. Whistles rang in Vysočina region plants with minor stoppages. student action continues across universities and colleges.
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Gene Kramer
Associated Press
Prague
Moscow
Vysocany
Prague Student Action Committee
Hildings
Millwood Road Deserves All Weather Access at Corbell Landing
Harris of Hempstead County residents demand gravel for the county road to Corbell Landing on Millwood Lake between Saratoga and Saratoga Landing. They note impassability after rain, call for gravel and a second public landing, stressing low incomes of lakeside cabin owners and their need to access boats. Signatories include Gipson Corbell, Earl Martin, Browning Hope, and E. Sisson.
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Hempstead
Corbell Landing
Millwood Lake
Saratoga
Saratoga Landing
Jwige
Moe
Hope Star
Gipson Corbell
Saratoga Earl Martin Hope
Dead Browning Hope
Harley E, Sisson Hope
Pulaski Dems Chair Quits Over Time Demands
Pulaski County Democratic Committee chairman Carl McDaniel announced his resignation citing the time demands of the role. He criticized lack of cooperation from some party leaders and said loyalty oaths meant little to many signers including several candidates. He alleged a wing opposed electing a Democrat governor and lieutenant governor in the recent election.
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Little Rock
Carl McDaniel
Pulaski County
Democratic Committee
Democratic Party
Coy
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SW Deanery
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Okla
Scott
Traffic
SII
Ester Hicks
Spurgeon
Baltimore
George Washington
the Star
Millwood Road
Pulaski Co
Democratic Head
Happness
Magne
Playskan
Daisy
AOL
Pau
Marlin
Jiardwaad
Glenfield
Philgg
Black & Decker
AU Pt
Erin
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