Constitution for All to See in Southwest Arkansas Star
The Star presents the entire text of the tentative draft of the Proposed Constitution of 1970 for Arkansas in a 56 page supplement. Offset printing and a local effort by W H Etter are highlighted as a public service with copies for 5 cents each.
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Washington
Southwest
Arkansas
State of
Fairchild Rotary Press
Bill Etter
Associated Press
Arkansas Democrat
W.H. Etter
Hempstead County
Etter
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Strong Quake in California Injures 24
A strong sequence of earthquakes struck Santa Rosa California injuring at least 24 people. Two quakes damaged two houses cut power and ruptured gas and water mains. A milder third tremor followed early today felt as far as Gilroy. No deaths were reported.
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San Francisco
Gilroy
Noncom Graft May Reach to Generals
Army investigator testifies that Maj. Gen. Carl Turner halted Wooldridge probe. Records showed prior theft conviction and multiple AWOL episodes. Allegations from 1967 68 include looting at Army clubs, smuggling liquor, and a Benning meeting with a retired general. See NONCOM GRAFT on page two. Thurmond to Talk at UA. Strom Thurmond set to speak October 9 at the University of Arkansas Symposium 70 program.
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Washington
Army
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Jack Pruett
Carl C. Turener
Wooldridge
Pruett
Turner
Vietnam
United States
Creighton Abrams
U.S. Army
Ft. Benning
Senate
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Thurmond
Fayetteville, Ark
Strom Thurmond
R-S. C
Nixon
University of Arkansas
Insurance to Be Canceled in Little Rock
City of Little Rock will cancel Mobility insurance on October 8 due to frequent automobile accidents. City Manager John T. Merre wether announced Hartford Insurance Co. notified the city of the cancellation. The city owns about 300 vehicles and has recorded 124 accidents since January 1.
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Fuel Added to Nixon Rights Policy Debacle
The resignation of Gary J. Greenberg, a senior trial attorney in the Justice Department civil rights division, follows a staff protest over desegregation policy. Senator Young urged Asst. Atty. Gen. Jerris Leonard to step down, while other lawyers hint at resignations. Leonard defended the administration, saying Supreme Court orders would not alter his course.
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William Barton
Associated Press
Washington
Justice Department
Nixon
Gary J. Greenberg
Civil Rights Division
Greenberg
Asst. Atty
Jerris Leonard
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Leonard
Department
Young
Supreme Court
Moratorium on Vietnam policy dissent sparks new debate
AP report details how Republicans push for a moratorium on Vietnam policy criticism while Democrats push back. Senate leaders clash over Nixon policy as House Republicans propose a Dec 30 1970 expiry for the Gulf of Tonkin resolution. Debate highlights fissures between parties and voices like McCarthy Church Fulbright Scott. In Arkansas, Winthrop Rockefeller defers naming a federal judge candidate from four GOP picks.
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Vietnam
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Robert P. Griffin
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Minnesota
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Donald W. Bigie
Pete McCloskey
California
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Maryland
Charles A. Mosher
Ohio
Daniel Button
New York
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N.Y
U.S
Lyndon B. Johnson
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Idaeo
John William Fulbright
Hugh Scott
Fulbright
Utility Tax Hike Proposed at Little Rock
Little Rock City Manager John T. Meriwether proposed an 8.932 percent sales tax on all four utilities operating in the city. The move would generate about 1.5 million dollars for city revenues and fund city employee raises, though utility companies oppose the proposal. If passed to customers, the typical bill would rise by about 25.46 dollars.
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Little Rock
John T. Meriwether
Meriwether
City Finance Department
Wuld
Question on preserving constitutional status of state agencies
Readers weigh whether the State Highway Department and the Game and Fish Commission should remain constitutionally protected in a new constitution, noting that other departments currently lack constitutional status and considering potential implications for governance and public policy.
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State Highway Department
Game & Fish Commission
Nixon faces GOP pressure over Haynsworth nomination
President Nixon comes under modifying pressure from GOP leaders in the Senate over his nomination of Judge Clement F Haynsworth to the Supreme Court. Senate Republican Whip Robert Griffin reportedly urged the President to withdraw the nomination during a Tuesday meeting. Griffin's spokesman refused to confirm or deny the report, noting discussions were confidential.
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Haynsworth
J. L. Schwartz
Itt
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Senate
GOP
Clement F. Haynsworth
Supreme Court
Robert P. Griffin
Griffin
Johnson
Abe Fort
Clement Haynsworth
Supreme Courts
Northern California quake shakes region injuring many
A moderate to strong earthquake centered about 65 miles north of San Francisco jolted a large area of Northern California on Wednesday night. The tremor caused numerous injuries and destroyed several houses.
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San Francisco
California
Tax take in September up 2.5 million
The State Revenue Department reported September tax receipts at 27,419,905, up 2,501,405 from September 1968. Auto licenses led gains, rising to 2,070,674, an increase of over 650,000. For the first three months of the current fiscal year, total collections were 85,977,869 versus 78,833,984 a year earlier.
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Little Rock
State Revenue Department
Spaghetti Supper Helps Scholarship Fund In Hope
Hope Junior Auxiliary thanks supporters for a weekend spaghetti supper that raised about 500 dollars for the scholarship fund. Co chairs were Mrs Ned Ray Purtle and Mrs Tom Waters. Also noted is a local band placing first in the South Plains Fair Parade and the 50th anniversary of the Hope Bobcats. Spare items include hunting seasons and retirements with civic details.
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Hope Junior Auxiliary
Ned Ray Purtle
Tom Waters
Freddie Smith
Sundown
Tex
Lubbock
Freddie
Maxine Hamilton
HHS
Nat Impson
Hope
U.S. Army
Barbara Ross
Burl Ross
Deborah
Gregory
Diane
Thompson Impson
Impson
Korea
Vietnam
Germany
France
Vietnam War Death Toll Rises in Week Ended March
George Esper reports that American combat deaths in Vietnam climbed to 308 for the week ending March 8, with 1,114 wounded and enemy casualties up to 2,382 killed. Officials note indications of continued low level activity near Saigon while B52 raids persist along the northern border.
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U.S
Saigon
U.S. Command
Negro Sitdown at Texarkana Schools Over Grievances
About 200 Negro students staged a 45 minute sitdown on the Texarkana campus after marching from Texas High and Arkansas High. Principal officials kept some schools open while others dismissed. grievances included demand for Negro cheerleaders and stopping the Dixie song at pep rallies and games.
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Tex
Texas Senior High
Bill. Ford
Texas High
Arkansas High School
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