GM to Restart 21 Fisher Body Plants Across Nation
DETROIT reports General Motors prepared to restart work at 21 Fisher Body plants nationwide. The first new GM car since the United Auto Workers strike will roll off Pontiac Division in Pontiac, Michigan, on Wednesday. Ratifications at Mansfield Ohio stamping plant and Warren Michigan Chevrolet plant were pivotal for startup. Leonard Woodcock to meet Ford in Detroit on a model contract, with Chrysler talks planned.
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Man Found Dead in Jail in El Duxabu
El Dorado prisoner Douglas Maynard, 51, was found dead in his jail cell before midnight Saturday. He faced charges of public intoxication and disturbing the peace. Obituaries section lists several Hope and area deaths with funeral details.
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Weather and political notes from regional report
Weather data for 24 hours ending 7 am Monday shows high 71 and low 33 with Arkansas cold tonight and Tuesday. North to mid 40s south on Tuesday, teens to mid 20s tonight. Rotary Club in Hope heard Rep Mack McLarty discuss revenue and legislature prospects. Floyd Leverett arranged the program. guests included Rotarians from Magnolia and Camden and Capt Edwin Jackson. Separately, Saigon time reports U S forces blackout on raids while air operations target North Vietnamese routes through Laos and Cambodia. A twin engine OV10 crashed near Kompong Cham but crew rescued. Ranger carrier arrives in the Gulf of Tonkin to replace Oriskany. Hancock replaces Shangri La.
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Dick” Moore
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Education on Drugs Is Recommended
Rep David Pryor urges expanded drug education and tighter drug distribution controls to fight the national problem. He praises the Arkansas Medical Society regional programs and seeks funds from a new bill offering 56 million dollars over three years for drug education. local agencies may contract with the Education Department for funding.
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Situation at Cummins Prison Farm in Arkansas
State police said the Cummins Prison Farm in Arkansas was under control after three days of inmate clashes. About 75 troopers armed with heavy weapons were deployed Saturday night to quell disturbances. The state correction commissioner credited police with quelling fights involving roughly 56 inmates of the 1,160 held at the facility.
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Ark
Jim Wooten
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Wooten
Robert Sarver
Arkansas High Court Affirms Multiple Civil Appeals
The Arkansas Supreme Court and Justices Harris Rose Smith Beard Fogleman Byrd Conley issued rulings affirming or reversing several civil appeals. Cases include v estate of Virgie Pullen, v James Rochelle, Beard Real Estate v Coggins, Housing Authority of Little Rock v Rochelle, City of Little Rock v Kaufman, and M F A Mutual Insurance v Pearrow with some reversals on cross appeals and petitions denied. Per Curiam orders deny hearings and rehearings.
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Margie C. Martin
James Arthur Rochelle
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Probers Talk on Child Hyperactivity and Stimulants
The article notes speakers discussing an apparent rise in hyperkinetic behavior in children and the use of stimulants like methylphenidate. It cites Cecil B. Heath and Martin Borchert in Arkansas court cases, mentions Defense Department purchases, and describes the shift toward treating suspected hyperactive disorders with stimulants amid stigma around amphetamines.
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State of Arkansas
Martin Borchert
Bob Scott
Defense Department
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