Fights to Legalize Marijuana in Washington
NORML founder Keith Stroup leads a sparse Washington lobby with a secretary and four part timers as he pushes for adult-only legal marijuana stores with state licensing. Despite 1,400 dues paying members, no congressman has yet introduced a legalization bill. penalties vary widely across states and many first offenses carry probation or longer.
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Hearing aid free offer advertised by Beltone
Ad invites readers to try Beltone hearing aids at home with no obligation and no wires, claiming privacy and easy wear. The notice promotes a free model sample and asks readers to write Beltone Electronics Corp at 4201 W Victoria, Chicago, for details.
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Obituary for Arlin E Moses at 70 in Patmins Rt. 1
Arlin E Moses 70 of Patmins Rt. 1 died after a heart attack on Monday. A retired Midway Oil Co employee he is survived by two sons Coy Moses Magnolia and Wilton Moses Palestine Texas. a brother Elgin Moses Hope. two sisters Mrs Sid Linyard and Mrs Elmer Nations Spring Hill. Herndon Funeral Home will announce arrangements.
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Palestine
Texas
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Hope
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Elmer Nations
Spring Hill
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Group Named to Study Elections in Arkansas
A five member committee named by the Arkansas Judicial Council will study a proposal to elect state Supreme Court, circuit, and chancery judges nonpartisan. The panel reports at the council’s next annual meeting. Also, Chancellor Terry Shell elevated to president and Circuit Court Judge Harold Simpson as vice president.
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Arkansas Supreme Court Reverses Two Convictions
The Arkansas Supreme Court reversed criminal convictions in two cases over trial errors. In Crittenden County, Robert L. Swanson was convicted of burglary and sentenced to 19 years after improper evidence of another crime was admitted. In Jefferson County, Leona James, Arthur Byrd, and Henry Strickland had robbery convictions reversed due to improper use of confessions in a joint trial.
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President of Shorter Resigning
Dr Lorine Johnson, president of Shorter College in North Little Rock, announced Saturday night he would resign due to overall discontent and lack of support. He planned to discuss the matter with the board of administrators and outline the administration's next steps.
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Hope Star Forecast: Warmer with Mild Temperatures Ahead
The Hope Arkansas Star Experiment Station reports 24 hour outlook ending 7 am Monday with a high near 70 and low around 41. Clear through Tuesday with warmer today and generally no major changes tonight and Tuesday. Highs in the upper 70s to mid 80s and lows tonight in the low 40s to low 50s.
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Court Orders Quick Ruling in Rape Case
The Arkansas Supreme Court directed Conway Circuit Judge Russell C. Roberts to quickly rule on a motion for a new trial for Eugene Lamb and Frankie J. Taylor, who were acquitted in May of a first degree rape charge in Conway County Circuit Court. Prosecutor Alex G. Streett petitioned on September 20 to direct a judgment of acquittal and address the motion.
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Conway County
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Soviet Navy backs Guinea leader in West Africa threat
U S intelligence reports say three Soviet ships including a Kashin class guided missile frigate have anchored near Conakry since late August. The presence aims to prop up President Sekou Toure amid Guinea unrest and extend Soviet influence on Africa’s West Coast. Analysts caution Moscows preferred use of port access over a permanent base.
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