Embry Selected New Chamber of Commerce President
Bobby Embry of Hope is chosen as the Chamber of Commerce president elect and will assume duties October 24. He currently manages Huckaby's Thriftway in Hope, has 15 years in business, and previously managed an A&P in Texarkana for seven years. He is married to Ann Brown and has three daughters.
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Bobby Embry
Hope
Chamber of Commerce
Embry
Huckaby
Thriftway
A&p
Texarkana
Ann Brown
Pam
Pat
Kellie
Texarkana Community College
Cornell University
University of Mississippi
Kiwanis Club
Complaints aired by blacks at city hall meeting
The Black Men's Progressive Association pressed officials on police irregularities and unfair court and warrant procedures at a Wednesday night session in Hope. Emerson Stuart led the group with attorney Jack Kerney noting racial bias in searches of black women, plus discussion of a discharged officer Eddie Langston and grievance hearings as a remedy.
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Dorothy Winchel
Hope Star
Black Men's Progressive Association
City Hall
Harvey Fullerton
John Swift
Bill Kinzey
Emerson Stuart
Jack R. Kerney
Magnolia
Stuart
Kerney
Fullerton
Eddie Langston
Langston
Pullerton
Carter Warns Oil Firms of Energy Ripoff
President Carter blasted oil and gas companies as war profiteers in a national news conference, warning of the biggest ripoff in history as he reassembles the energy plan. He tied price controls and taxes to a fair program while signaling a possible economy tax cut tied to reform. He cited urban deterioration and unemployment debates and noted progress with Humphrey Hawkins legislation amid Senate House energy talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carter
Senate
South Bronx
New York
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Augustus Hawkins
D-Calif
U.S
Congress
Walter Mondale
House
Dow worker develops cancer linked to DBCP exposure
A Magnolia Arkansas Dow Chemical employee who showed no sperm production after exposure to the pesticide DBCP has developed testicular cancer. NIOSH cites uncertainty about a direct link but notes suspicion due to shared cell origins. Dow halted DBCP production amid the findings.
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Little Rock
Dow Chemical Co
Magnolia
Ark
Arkansas Gazette
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
the Gazette
Channing Meyer
IOSH
Dow
Shell Oil Co
DECP
Dangerous pesticide may reach American tables warned
SAN FRANCISCO AP researchers warned that the pesticide dibromochloropropane or DBCP could reach U S dinner tables. EPA data show residues on carrots cucumbers broccoli cabbage cauliflower radishes and peanuts with one carrot test at 1.5 ppm. The report cites potential cancer and birth defects risks from two year exposure.
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San Francisco
U.S
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
University of California
Arlene Blum
National Cancer Institute
Young suspect in Maryland murders arraigned
Stuart Kreiner a 16 year old from Elvaton Maryland was charged with first degree murder in the stabbing deaths of Deborah Hogan her sister Theresa and friend Ann Marie Braesziewicz. He was to be arraigned today in Harundale District Court as an adult. Neighbors knew the Kremer family for years and described Stu as quiet and polite.
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Elvaton
Stuart Kreiner
Brownlie
Kreiner
Harundale
Martin Spaulding
Southgate
Young Kremer
Stu
C.G. Morn
Ingstar
Kremer
Morningstar
Robert Wilkes
Leona Kremer
Kremers
Falls Church
Maryland Classified Employer Association
Wilkes
Stuart
Karen
Kreiners
George Wellham
Tax report sinks reform plan in House vote
Washington AP report shows a House panel exposed congressmen using a $2,000 district allowance for bar dues, concert tickets, car insurance and a tuxedo. The 252 to 160 vote defeated considering the reform package, prompting quotes of frustration and warnings about ongoing criticism of the institution.
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Washington
House
Bar Association
John Anderson
R-Ill
Thomas P. O'Neill
David Obey
D-Wis
Commission On Administrative Review
Wreck on East 16th Street injures teens in Hope
Scott Patton age 16 and passenger Scott Key were injured when Patton lost control of his vehicle on East 16th Street striking a tree. Patton was charged with reckless driving per Hope Police Department spokesperson Rusty Paul. Vehicle sustained heavy damage.
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Scott Patton
Hope
East 16Th Street
Patton
Scott Key
Rusty Paul
Hope Police Department
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Gail Cannon
Henry Jackson
Senate Finance Committee
Dow Employe
Meyer
Gazette
Times
California
Donald Vial
Federal Occupational Safety
Occidental Chemical Co
Lathmo
Calif
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