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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1975

Page

3

Banks, unions, legislature press for federal aid plan

In Albany New York City faces a fiscal crisis as banks and union pension funds agree to refinance the citys short term debt at lower rates. The legislature imposes a 200 million tax increase and requires city workers to contribute to pensions while Ford signals possible federal aid up to 2.5 billion.

Albany N.Y New York City Washington Ford Hugh Carey Ford Administration Associated Press White House Eral Carey State Municipal Assistance Corp

Nixon agrees to testify on CIA spy activities

Former President Richard Nixon says he is willing to testify before the Senate intelligence committee on CIA covert operations and domestic spying while reserving the right to invoke executive privilege. The panel plans a four hour session in San Clemente, California, as part of its investigation into CIA actions and related plots.

Washington Richard M. Nixon Senate Intelligence Committee Nixon CIA Herbert J. Miller Jr Frank Church D-Idaho John Tower R-Tex San Clemente Calif Miller Church Sen Howard H. Baker Jr Rtenn Tower Chile Rene Schneider Salvador Allende Schneider Dwight D

Spanish king grants amnesty as first liberal step

King Juan Carlos inaugurates his reign with a broad clemency for about 15 000 prisoners, freeing around 1 000 political detainees immediately and halving terms for many others. Death sentences for terrorist suspects will be commuted to life, while most ETA and urban guerrilla members remain excluded. The decree aims to restore harmony and solidify peaceful coexistence across Spain.

Madrid Spain Juan Carlos ETA Francisco Franco Paris Don Juan de Borbon Franco Don Juan

Two Charged With Smuggling At Cummins Prison Farm

STAR CITY Arkansas AP Two Little Rock residents Debbie Colbert 20 and Fred Spires 18 were charged in Lincoln County with smuggling intoxicants onto Cummins State Prison Farm grounds. Prosecutor Wayne Matthews said the pair were accused of smuggling wine beer and other items to inmate Alex Borysciisch. They were arrested Saturday as they left the Cummins compound.

Star City Ark Little Rock Lincoln County Cummins State Prison Wayne Matthews Debbie Colbert Fred Spires Matthews Alex Borysciisch Spires Colbert Cummins

Thornton Seeks Science Teachers Input on Education Policy

Rep Ray Thornton D Ark told Arkansas science teachers he wants their input on congressional decisions about science education programs. A member of the House Committee on Science and Technology he called his 1973 bill the sparkplug for a 10 billion energy independence plan. He urged a teacher worried about pay to consider other jobs if money mattered, noting teachers gain satisfaction from students.

Little Rock Ray Thornton D-Ark Assembly of Science Teachers Thornton House Committee On Science and Technology Arkansas

Retrial date set for three in Anderson murder case

Circuit Judge William J. Kirby set December 15 for the retrial of Walter Lee Bowden John Arthur Bowden and Freddie Dean Freeman in the December 29 1973 death of William Anderson a 57 year old North Little Rock used car dealer The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled the prior conviction must be reversed due to an asserted involuntary confession The judge asked to dismiss Walter Bowden and will rule after the state presents its evidence at retrial.

John Arthur Bowden North Little Rock Freddie Dean Freeman Little Rock Walter Bowden Kirby Bowden

Blacks seek CB positions on state Cosmetology Board

In Little Rock a black group, the Arkansas Beauticians Association, asked Governor Pryor to fill two January vacancies on the nine member Cosmetology Board with Black members. Association president Faye Hildreth and 22 members met gubernatorial aide Shirley McFarlin. the governor will consider the request. Board terms are five years and the board licenses cosmetologists.

Little Rock David Pryor Arkansas Beauticians Association Faye Hildredth Hot Springs Shirley McFarlin

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Hope Jim Harris A.P. Powell Saline Millwood Lake Eisenhower Fidel Castro Thorton Turkey Pitt Grill Ken Williams & Staff Shugart Howards Discount Center Arkansas Shorthorn Assoc Hope Livestock Commission U.S. 67 Jesse M. Duckett Mgr. P.O. Box The Hope Jaycees KXAR Downtown Merchants Association Santa Santo
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