Divorce filed by wife of Vietnam POW Lt Everett Alvarez
Tangee Alvarez, wife of Navy flier Lt Everett Alvarez held as a POW since 1964, files for divorce. Court records show July 1970 dissolution filing. sister Delia says family notified Alvarez by letter. Separate items note Magee murder conspiracy trial delay and Gartley’s return home from hospital.
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Arkansas seeks surplus for education in 1973 budget
Gov. Dale Bumpers proposes using most of the state surplus for education. He backs about 14.8 to 15 million to expand the University of Arkansas Medical Center in Little Rock, a 3 million library archive building, a 65.3 million free textbook program for upper grades, and 1.066 million for statewide color educational TV. The state Board of Higher Education seeks nearly 33 million for construction plus 2 million more for library books.
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Texarkana Topics features Bowie County nurse and staff
Around Mrs. Virginia Dougan Cain R N director of Bowie County Family Planning Program and other staff will be featured on Texarkana Town Topics Sun Oct 15 1972 at 10 AM on KTAL Channel 6 Mrs Cain is the daughter of Mrs Myrtle Dougan of Emmet Six Greek sororities at Arkansas State University issued bids to casts to the fall semester Sandy Flowers of Hope received a bid from Chi Omega sorority The rest of the text covers unrelated political and wartime items with fragmented details.
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Kissinger to extend talks with delegation to fourth day
Washington AP reports Henry Kissinger won a fourth day of talks with the delegation and planned to return tonight. White House announced the extension less than two hours before Nixon’s election campaign event. Thieu met again with U S ambassador Ellsworth Bunker while Saigon papers linked to Thieu indicated no change in basic U S and South Vietnam positions in Paris talks.
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House votes to grant president power over 1969 spending
The House approved a measure granting the President authority to hold government spending to 280 billion dollars through June 30, a move praised as shielding taxpayers but criticized by Senate leaders. The bill also raises the debt ceiling and faces a potential clash with Senate Finance Chair Russell Long and Majority Leader Mike Mansfield, who oppose broad executive spending control. The debate split prominent Democrats, including Speaker Carl Albert and Appropriations Chair George Mahon.
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Mahon
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Cabinet officers named in lawsuit against land grant programs
A U S lawsuit accuses two Niszon cabinet officers of directing land grant aid totaling 750 million yearly to big agribusiness and special interests. The suit lists groups such as the National Coalition for Land-Grant Reform and National Fund of La Raza, alleging USDA and HEW misuse funds and violations of civil rights laws and equal coin for the public.
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Experiment Station Report Brevity for Wednesday
An experiment station notes % hours ending 7 a.m. Wednesday report temperatures with a high of 4 and a low of 5. The terse bulletin records minor fluctuations and notes stable conditions across the overnight period.
Des Moines Park Board Waives Ordinance for Tombstone Replicas
In Des Moines Iowa the Park Board waived a city rule allowing replacement of two home made concrete tombstones on the graves of Cynthia Frederick two children. Mrs Frederick 21 sought permission after cemetery workmen moved the markers for gravestone orientation. The case drew protests from the cemetery committee and Frederick and her mother appealed to the Park Board. Frederick born in Stuttgart West Germany serves with the 564th Military Police Co. His two infants Benjamin and Christa Ann died in 1971 and 1973 from a lung disease.
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