Arkansas Department of Correction seeks 2 year budget boost
The Arkansas Legislative Council was asked to approve 3.61 million dollars in general revenues for year one and 4.02 million for year two of the next biennium for prison operations. Special revenue and federal funds would cover additional programs and payroll.
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Arkansas Weather Summary for 24 Hours Ending Wednesday
The report notes 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Wednesday with high 39 and low 29 and 38 inches of rainfall. Forecast calls for decreasing cloudiness and cold today, partly cloudy and colder tonight with frost likely, then fair and warmer Thursday with highs in the low to mid 40s and a low tonight in the low 20s to low 30s. Thursday highs expected in the upper 40s to mid 50s.
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Nixon aides and candidates circle White House door
Advisers from the first Nixon administration and potential second-term contenders gathered outside the President’s door at Camp David. Kenneth Bush and six others met with Nixon as Melvin Laird plans to step down, while Nelson Rockefeller’s name faded from Cabinet speculation. Bob Hope also visited for a brief courtesy call.
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Letter to the Editor from The White House note
The White House letter to editor Alex H. Washburn expresses gratitude for editorial endorsements that aided a large November 7 victory. It pledges to work for a record all Americans can be proud of as the nation marks its 200th birthday.
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ONeal Speaks on Arkansas Driver Control Unit at Lions Luncheon
Texarkana hearing officer Bill O'Neal explained Arkansas Driver Control Unit, now 13 offices serving 13 counties, with safety reminders after noting 1971 highway deaths at 608 and 1972 total to date 663. Holiday driving caution urged. Guests included Linda Parks, Sue Bradshaw, and John King.
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