Bees Elevate Beekeeping Talk At Lions Luncheon
Lions heard about the critical role of bees in agriculture at the Town and Country meeting led by Haskell Jones. Joe Parkhill outlined Arkansas bee health, noting insecticide impacts and bees’ pollen pockets, with emphasis on pollinating numerous crops including California almonds.
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Hope Lions
Haskell Jones
Joe Parkhill
Apiary Department
State of Arkansas
California
Cold Weather to Continue in Arkansas
The Associated Press reports Arkansas will stay cold through Wednesday with highs in the 40s and 50s and nightly lows in the upper 20s to upper 30s. Light rain or snow is forecast for western Arkansas Wednesday, with a southern tip possibly seeing light rain today.
Arkansas Weather: Cold Start Then Mixed Rain Snow
Weather report from the Experiment Station covers M4 hours to 7:00 a.m. Tuesday with a high of 49 and a low of 34. Forecast calls for mostly cloudy and continued cold conditions through Wednesday. Light rain possible in the extreme south today, with scattered light rain or snow developing in the western portion Wednesday afternoon. Highs today reach the mid 50s, with tonight's lows upper 20s to upper 30s, and Wednesday's highs mainly in the 40s.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Harrison
el Dorado
Evins in Fair Condition After Admission
Doctors at Kerk Kiew Hospital report Rep Evins in fair condition following chest discomfort and a sequence of tests. Bill Keelheed said Monday that he expected a further update on Evins’ status later in the week.
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Kerk Kiew Hospital
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Bill Keelheed
Lene Messey
Move Fails to Limit Control to 2 Months
Senate rejected a Democratic bid 74 to 14 to restrict Nixon wage and price controls to two months. The vote all but guarantees a full year extension to April 30, 1973, as Nixon requested. Harris urged limits through June 8, 1972, but only 13 Democrats supported the measure. A separate 74 to 15 tally spurned his plan to file antitrust suits against major corporations to spur price cuts.
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Associated Press
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D-Okla
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Group Meets to Discuss State of Environment
About 600 people from business government and education will meet in Hot Springs Arkansas for the First Arkansas Environmental Congress to address environmental problems and education. Speakers include former Interior Secretary Udall Roy Wood Jack Meadows and Gov. Bumpers as organizers aim to develop recommendations for environmental policy, pollution control, population and land use, and recreation while balancing growth and beauty in Northwest Arkansas.
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Education Department
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Springdale man found fit to stand trial in grandfather slaying
James Cloer, 28, of Springdale has been deemed mentally able to stand trial for first degree murder in the October shooting death of Bradford Cloer, 80. The body was found Oct. 21 on his farm as searchers looked for him. Circuit Judge Maupin Cummings set the trial for Jan. 2.
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Manson Found Guilty of Two More Slayings
Charles Manson, amid the Tate La Bianca case, is sentenced to life for the murder of Hollywood stuntman Donald Shea and musician Gary Hinman. He protested the verdict, shouting at jurors and spectators as the decision was read.
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Hollywood
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Gary Hinman
Winter Fuel Shortage May Close Industries
Associate Press writer Gaylord Shaw reports that severe natural gas shortages could force major industrial plants to close this winter. Energy official Weinhold says homes hospitals will be served, but interruptible industrial customers face curtailment. Residual fuel oil should be ample, while gas reserves and production lag behind demand, risking cuts and shifting to alternative fuels, with priority to homes and hospitals under last winter’s plan.
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Parole Granted for Notorious Trunk Murderess Winnie Judd
Florence ariz AP Winnie Ruth Judd known as the Tiger Woman receives parole after a 1931 dismemberment case in Los Angeles involved two roommates. She was sentenced to death but spared as insane, later commuted to life, with parole approval confirmed by Gov Williams.
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Florence, Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Los Angeles
Arizona
Judd
Jack Williams
Kennel Group Donates 3000 to State Fair Hall
The Arkansas Kennel Club presented a 3000 check Monday to the Arkansas Livestock Show Association to fund an addition to the Hall of Industry at the State Fair grounds. Club president G. L. Dishough of Little Rock said the contribution honors the hall, used for annual dog shows, with another show planned for next Sunday.
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Arkansas Kennel Club
Arkansas Livestock Show Association
Hall of Industry
G. L. Dishough
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