Rain Likely Break By Wednesday Forecast
Arkansans faced heavy rainfall may see relief by Wednesday as the National Weather Service calls for scattered showers and a few thunderstorms today and varying conditions across the state. Weather officials urge residents to stay alert for localized flooding and wind gusts.
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Ifress
Arkansans
National Weather Service
Weather Update From Hope Star November 27 1973
Light rain or showers expected mainly in the east tonight with a cold front moving in from the Texas Panhandle. Temperatures will drop tonight into the 30s to 40s, with Wednesday highs in the 50s to 60s and partly cloudy skies. Rainfall totals include 1.20 at Pine Bluff and 2.41 at Memphis.
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Texas Panhandle
Pine Bluff
el Dorado
Texarkana
Fayetteville
Harrison
Jonesboro
Memphis
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Global credit boom as Diners Club expands overseas
New York reports growing use of credit cards worldwide. Diners Club says international sales rose 18 percent last year with 38 foreign franchises posting 11 percent gains in cardholders and accepting establishments. Cardholders exceed 2 million across Europe, Asia and Africa.
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UPI
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Asia
Afica
Diners Club
Hijackers Free 244 Passengers After 32 Hour Ordeal
Three Palestinian gunmen who hijacked a Dutch Boeing 747 released 240 passengers and eight stewardesses in two groups after long negotiations with Maltese Prime Minister Mintoff. The plane then flew east with crew and hostage negotiator A W Witholt toward a secret destination. Passengers, many Japanese, endured a tense 32 hour ordeal with Libyan runway blocks during stops in Tripoli and Damascus before Malta.
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Associated Press
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Arab Youth Organization For the Liberation of Palestine
H. M. Hassan
Sudan
Hassan
Algiers
Netherlands
Israel
FBI agents man posts in nine Arkansas towns
In nine Arkansas communities, 59 FBI agents staff resident posts under Little Rock headquarters. Ray Faisst notes the program speeds local cooperation, aids crime fighting, and supports training for over 3,000 Arkansas police yearly. The bank robbery team and NCIC computer aid rapid cases.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Mam
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el Dorado
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Jonesboro
Pine Bluff
Russellville
Texarkana
West Memphis
Ray Faisst
Faisst
National Crime Information Center
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Camden
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United Air Lines to cut over 100 January flights
United Air Lines announced in Washington that more than 100 flights will be eliminated in January and at least 950 employees will be laid off immediately due to a fuel shortage. President Edward E. Carlson said the cuts reduce fuel use by about 5.5 percent below 1972 levels, but not enough to meet Nixon's fuel allocations. flight eliminations have not yet been decided.
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United Air Lines
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KXAR to Auction Ten Albums in Lions Club Sale
KXAR and John T. Benson Publishing Co announce a Lions Club auction of ten Bill and Gloria Gaither albums. Listings note 5 p.m. auction on December 1 with music at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. and previews at local dealers. The Lions auction runs November 29 6–10 p.m. and December 1 3–?.
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KXAR
Bill
Gloria Gaither
Lions Club
John T. Benson Publishing Company
Albu
First National Bank
Field work delayed by rainy weather in Arkansas farms
In Arkansas heavy rains and flooding ease a potential fuel shortage for farmers. Jack Justice of the Arkansas Farm Bureau notes the rain slows crop removal and dampens diesel use. About 20 percent of cotton and 25 percent of soybeans remain in fields. December allocations may rise, aiding farmers if wet weather continues.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Jack Justice
Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation
Gene Martin
Federation
Rice and
Two Arkansas pool halls named in desegregation suits
The Justice Department filed desegregation suits against two Arkansas pool halls, Texarkana and El Dorado, as part of 15 suits across seven southern states. In El Dorado the defendant is Hill’s Recreation Parlor owner Lemuel N. Hill. In Texarkana the defendants are Subway Billiards and Bar manager C. D. Nall Jr. and owner James H. Payne.
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Washington
Arkansas
Justice Department
Aransas
Texarkana
el Dorado
Lemuel N. Hill
Hill’s
C. D. Nall Jr
Subway Billiards and Bar
James H. Payne
Stephens marshal resigns amid police turmoil in Ark
Stephens Arkansas AP reports city marshal James Morrow resigned effective November 21. Mayor Morgan declined comment and would not confirm replacement plans or details of a reported November 14 altercation with officer Tommy Anders. A court suit by six arrestees seeks $225,000 for alleged constitutional rights violations, with local officials criticized for brutality and governance.
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Anders
Morrow
Morgan
Stephens
Mashal
Jerry Meemahen
Ouachita Cownty
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