Thanksgiving Day Newsprint Costs Rise for 1974
The Star reports newsprint prices climbing as Canadian mills set higher rates to 200 a ton delivered in New York and the North, with southern mills lagging. The paper notes 1973 ten month usage of 18,917.43 dollars versus 14,672.41 in 1972, a 28.9 percent rise, but assures ample stock.
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New York
Star
Southland Paper Mills, Inc
Lufkin
Houston
Texas
Bowater, Inc
Great Britain
Canada
Southern Mills
Arabs threaten further cutbacks amid oil crisis
The oil minister of Saudi Arabia warns that Arab oil production could be cut by up to 80 percent if the US, Japan, or Europe counteracts current embargoes. Ahmed Yamani says oil is a powerful weapon and warns of a broader production squeeze while Kissinger contemplates countermeasures. King Faisal maintains no compromise on restrictions until Israel withdraws, as Iran urges restraint. Canada plans gasoline and heating oil measures, and West Germany hints at broader fuel conservation powers.
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Associated Press
Saudi Arabia
America
Japan
Europe
Ahmed Saki Yamani
Copenhagen
Yamani
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Kissinger
United States
Western
Netherlands
Israel
Faisal
Lebanon
London
Iran
Persian Gulf
Canada
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Arkansas broiler chick starts rise 10 percent in week
The Arkansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service reports broiler chick starts for the week ended Nov 17 rose 10 percent from the prior week, totaling 9,130,009. Arkansas hatched 8,736,000 with 404,060 shipped from other states. 1,050,000 broiler chicks were sent out of state. Broiler-type eggs set in Arkansas were 12,527,000, roughly unchanged.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Arkansas
Cease-fire talks near Suez stall over line dispute
Negotiators from Egypt and Israel failed to settle a cease-fire line along the Suez Canal and agreed to reconvene in the desert about 60 miles from Cairo. UN commander Gen. Ensio Siilasvuo reported the talks tense, with a six-mile demilitarized zone on both sides debated and Kissinger’s six-point plan in play. Egypt demands the Oct. 22 positions. Israel wants reversion to sides with a DMZ. POW exchanges proceeded with 8,301 Egyptians and 241 Israelis. Syria rejected any early prisoner exchange, insisting on Israeli withdrawal.
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Associated Press
Egypt
Israel
Suez Canal
Cairo
Ensio Siilasvuo
U.N
Suez-Cairo Road
Isreli
Aharon Yariv
Suez Front
Mohamed Gamasy
Middle East
Henry A. Kissinger
Suez
Tel Aviv
Lod International
Cairo-Suez
Syria
Damascus
Spacemen Prepare for Kohoutek Comet Study Mission
Space Center Houston reports Skylab 3 astronauts Gerald Carr William Pogue and Edward Gibson ready to study comet Kohoutek. They will film daily Kohoutek photos and deploy instruments as the comet nears its December 2 encounter 140 million miles away.
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Pogue
Gibson
Neil Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Earth
Kohoutek
Alaska Pipeline Hopes For Mid 1978 Start
Juneau Alaska AP estimates indicate the trans Alaska pipeline may begin feeding oil by mid 1978. Building costs soared to 4 6 billion with 13 000 workers needed over 789 miles from North Slope to Valdez. Environmental rules push above ground work and river and earthquake considerations shape the plan.
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Juneau
Alaska
Trans- Alaska
North Slope
Valdez
Charles Spahr
Standard Oil Co
Ohio
Gulf of
Yukon
Hobo recounts surviving bend county boxcar wreck
Allison Middleton Coutts, 64, a hitchhiker with no ticket, survived three nights trapped in a derailed Burlington Northern boxcar near Chemult Oregon. He sustained seven broken ribs, two smashed fingers, and a cut above the eye, and he was found by a bulldozer operator Wednesday with frostbite risk and coffee in hand.
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Bend
Ore
Allison Middleton Coutts
Charles Memorial Hospital
Coutts
Burlington Northern
Chemult
Oregon
Campbell decision stated Saturday showdown in Arkansas party
The Arkansas Democratic State Committee meets at 10 a.m. Saturday to decide on Craig Campbell for party executive secretary. Campbell, 25, aide to Sen. John L. McClellan, faces opposition from Sheriff Marlin Hawkins amid loyalty and past GOP voting allegations. Gov. Dale Bumpers looms as potential decisive force in the clash.
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Little Rock
Craig Campbell
Helena
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Marlin Hawkins
Conway County
Dale Bumpers
Campbell
Hawkins
Baxter
Associated Press
Arkansas
Sheriff
McClellan
Lonnie Winningham
Walnut Ridge
Arkadelphia seniors win 1973 Homecoming court at OBU
Becky Ward of Arkadelphia tops the Homecoming court with Susan Coppenger as queen. Other court members include Jan Johnsten Crossett Rita Kay Gladden Wharton and Beverly Fanning Malvern. Migs Ward, daughter of the Wards of Emmet, presides over the Association of Women Students.
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Becky Ward
Arkadelphia
Quachita Baptist University
Susan Coppenger
Jan Johnsten
Crossett
Rita Kay Gladden
Wharton
Texas
Beverly Fanning
Malvern
Migs Ward
Charles B. Ward
Emmet
Association of Women Students
Pills Stolen From Pharmacy at Medicaid Pharmacy
Patrolman Richard Rowe reported Friday morning that the Medicaid Pharmacy at Third and Pine Streets was burglarized between Wednesday night and Friday morning. Several bottles of pills and a .32 caliber revolver were taken, but no hard drugs or cash were stolen. The pharmacy was closed for Thanksgiving and authorities continued investigations Friday.
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Medicaid
Third
Pine Streets
Richard Rowe
Rowe
Dulles on Churches, Human Rights, and Peace Efforts
John Foster Dulles argues that churches must mobilize resources for a moral offensive to secure human rights and win a just lasting peace. He reflects on faith as a driving force for global justice.
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John Foster Dulles
U.S
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