Court docket items from Hope Arkansas dated October 6 1972
A Hope Arkansas court docket lists multiple cases with pleas of guilty or fines. Individuals include Lonnie Ellis John Henderson John Muldrew Jimmy Shackelford and Dale Wicker among others. Offenses cover driving while intoxicated speeding failure to yield right of way and indecent exposure. Several entries note forfeited cash bonds amounts and brief dispositions.
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Oeltard
Terrell P. McRoy
C. D. Walker
Faille
Riley Williams
James Lee McClure
Ralph C. Stambaugh
John Adams
Driv. Nee
David C. Benton
John Charles McKinley
Petit
Laura Noble
Donald Rex Lee
Woodrow F. Miller
Dorsey Palmore
Mattie Nickelbury
Mary R. Spencer
Troy Gamble
Leon Nelson
Sis
Gerald Holbrook
William White
John E. Harvey
Wayne Grimm
Jesse Landreth
SeaCold Service, Inc
Calvin Brown
Lawrence Clark
Dub Davis
Horton Brothers
Betty Smith
J. W. Thomas
Trans Cold Express
Yager Brothers
Ark. Transportation Commission
Little Audrey Trans. Co
ATC
William Gage
Fetting Canning Corp
New Farmers
Shultz Brothers
C. M. Transit
Dale Ward
Daish Williams
Pass Opening Lead In Deep Diamond Finesse Bridge Tale
A bridge puzzle where South faces a diamond lead and a deep finesse. North weak for a jump raise with limited club values, South rebids into game after considering West's possible holdings. The diamond finesse risks trump loss, but careful play can yield the contract. the question asks how to proceed after partner opens one club and responder bids one spade.
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North
South
West
Dumms
East
Cumasaty
Wewspaper Enterprise
Ruling narrows police power over newspapers
Federal Judge Robert F. Peckham ruled that the Constitution bars police searches of newspapers and non suspect individuals, permitting warrants only with proper cause to protect records from destruction. The decision stems from the Stanford Daily suit after an April 9 1971 campus hospital protest where officers were injured and a warrant targeted film and negatives.
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Palo Alto
J. Barton Phelps
Stanford Hospital
Peckham
Nixon vows no tax increase for 1973 during press event
President Nixon pledges no tax rise in 1973 though aides say a full second term may require Congress cooperation. He and challenger McGovern frame tax plans as depending on congressional action while addressing voters. Meanwhile in California a Corona murder case witness testifies linking the suspect to orchard graves near Feather River.
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Associated Press
Nixon
George McGovern
Congress
White House
McGovern
Cleveland City Club
Corona
Goro Kagehico
Feather River
Kagehio
Whitaker
Yuba City
Cartoscelli
Sutter County
Willie B Johnson Randie wedding in Hutchinson Kansas
Annie Coleman Weston and Melvin Weston announce the marriage of their daughter Willie B Johnson to Alton Randie of Hutchinson Kansas. The ceremony was performed by Rev L B Beard Jr at the bride’s mother's home in Lonoke Arkansas on Friday the 29th 1972 at 5 o clock. The couple has returned to Hutchinson Kansas. Attending guests included Mrs Florence Johnson Mrs Margaret McFadden Mr and Mrs Phill Woods Mr and Mrs Don Nicklas Mrs Leatry Nelson Miss Debra Monk Melvin James Weston Larry Weston David Johnson and Charles Frazer. The piece also notes a Youth For Christ Night at Lonoke Baptist Church with Miss Gloria Ava Woods as speaker and regional church guest choirs. The date and place details are repeated across items.
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Iriage
Annie B. Coleman Weston
Melvin Weston
Willie B. Johnson
Alton Randie
Hutchinson
Kansas
L.B. Beard, Jr
Lonoke Baptist Church
Randie
Florence Johnson
Margaret McFadden
Phill Woods
Don Nicklas
Leatry Nelson
Debra Monk
Melvin James Weston
Larry Weston
David Johnson
Charles Frazer
Nixon deflects McGovern corruption charges at news conference
President Nixon dismissed Sen George McGoverns claim that his administration is the most corrupt and deceitful in history. In a quiet Oval Office briefing he said some advisers find such comments unhelpful and warned the attacks could endanger tax relief by defeating a congressional deficit proposal.
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Washington
Nixon
George McGovern
Oval Office
McGovern
Letter to the Editor Reflects Hot Springs Lions on McGovern Nixon
Arthur M. Wimmels writes from Hot Springs Ark defending Senator McGovern while criticizing Nixon and party leaders. He recounts Lions Club discussions, questions motives of Republicans, and urges readers to consider issues like war in Southeast Asia, crime, corruption, and welfare programs before voting. He claims Eagleton’s treatment was harsh and labels Nixon as entrenched in deceit.
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McGovern
the Star
Hot Springs
Hempstead
McCaskill
Lions Club
Hope
Nixon
Eagleton
Southeast Asia
Siagon
South
North Vietnam
Senator McGovern
George
Richard Nixon
Arthur M. Wimmels
Double-Talk Primer Shows Social Season Snags
A New York AP column playfully defines double-talk as saying one thing while thinking the opposite. It traces humorous slips in everyday speech from conversations about football seats, family nickels and dimes, wills, and writing versus spoken promises, illustrating how misworded lines unravel intent.
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New York
John
Reginald
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