Real estate and services from Foster Realty and local ads
Local classified ads list real estate needs and offerings including Foster Realty Company seeking hotel and commercial land buyers at 512 East Third Street, plus 55 acre farm for sale with home and timberland, 40 acre ranch near St Johns with back payments, 40 acre nearby Patmos School land at $300 per acre, and various items for sale or trade such as pianos organs guitars lessons, wool yarn, boat and motor, boots, potatoes and smoked turkeys with market shipping options.
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Foster Realty Company, Incorporated
East Third Street
Bilingual ballots set aside in Neshoba County
Neshoba County officials and Choctaw leaders agreed to delay bilingual ballots in the county for the November general election due to difficulties translating candidates’ names into Choctaw. Justice Department had urged bilingual ballots under the Voting Rights Act amendment, and Choctaw poll workers will assist at precincts with many non English speakers in next month’s election.
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Philadelphia
Miss
Neshoba
Calvin Isaac
Isaac
Justice Department
Negheda County
GOES A Weather Satellite Heads to Geostationary Orbit
A 1,380 pound weather satellite GOES A designed to track tornadoes and hurricanes is launched from Cape Canaveral aboard a Delta rocket and will enter a stationary orbit 22,300 miles above the equator. It will transmit data for 30 minute weather images and can be commanded to send storm pictures every five minutes. NOAA will operate the GOES A system to improve forecasting and warnings.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Delta
Kennedy Space Center
Frederik Ostby
National
Kansas City
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Court Docket and Marriages Fragment in Chancery and Civil Court
Court docket lists cases filed in chancery and civil court including Baxter vs Baxter and Vines vs Vines among others and a large marriage notices section naming multiple couples with hometowns in Arkansas and Oklahoma. The docket also records guardianship and corporate matters with several firms and individuals involved.
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Trudy
Elaine Baxter
Jimmy Wayne Baxter
Ramona Ann Bennett
Faught
Gregory Dean Faught
Ronnie R. Vines
Helena G. Vines
Ruth
Linyard
Byrom Rosenbaum
Hubert M. Rosenbaum
John Dawson, Jr
Milton Hugle
Et Ux
Delores
Denell Henderson
David Allen Henderson
Evelyn Burton
Guardian
Wilma Ware
Calvin Ware
Melton
B. Hicks
Ethel Hicks
Deansgate Inc
Wright's Colony Shoppe, Inc
William Poindexter
Coleman discusses costly plan for high speed rail
Transportation Secretary William T. Coleman says Amtrak's dream of a Boston to Washington high speed line at 150 mph could cost 3.5 billion to upgrade Penn Central track plus 800 million for equipment. He envisions 10 percent state funding and 17,000 jobs, and notes eliminating the air shuttle between New York and Boston could ease crowded airports and improve long haul flights.
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New York
Amtrak
Transportation
William T. Coleman
Boston-Washington
Coleman
Penn Central Railroad
Chicago
California
Washington-New York
Boston-New York
Washington
Rail Passenger Corporation
Northeast
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Metroliner
Boston
Federal State Livestock Market News Sale Report
Hope Thursday's sale shows 950 receipts, down from last week's 2700. cattle mix includes slaughter cows 17.50 to 22.00, slaughter heifers 27.00 to 32.50, bulls 19.00 to 23.50, calves 25.00 to 30.00. Feeder steers 26.00 to 35.50, feeders heifers 16.00 to 26.75. supply mostly good with 20 percent to slaughter outlets.
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Federal
State Livestock Market
Hope
Choice
Good
Nobel Prize in Physics Awarded to Rainwater Bohr and Mottelson
The Swedish Academy named James Rainwater of Columbia University Aage Bohr and Ben Mottelson as 1975 physics laureates for linking collective motion with individual nucleon motion and for developing the nuclear structure theory. Rainwater and Bohr independently advanced the idea, with Mottelson contributing from collaboration in Copenhagen. The prize notes the period’s shift toward detailed nuclear models and experimental confirmation, highlighting Rainwater’s 1950 solution work and Bohr’s 1951 synthesis with Mottelson.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Swedish Academy of Science
Rainwater
Tjalling C. Koopmans
Yale University
Leonid Kantorovich
Soviet Union
David Baltimore
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Howard Temin
University of Wisconsin
Renato Dulbecco
London
Andrei Sakharov
Bohr
Copenhagen
Niels Bohr Institute
Columbia University
Academy of Science
Bohn
Mottelson
Columbia
Academy
Little Rock Man Killed in Two Car Crash
Jon East 27 a member of a prominent Little Rock family was killed and two others injured in a Thursday night two car crash on a city street. Tommy McDade 26 and Joseph Mark Bratton 17 were injured. Police say McDade speeding crossed the center line and hit Bratton’s station wagon head on. East was a passenger in McDade’s car.
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Little Rock (Ap
Jon East
Little Rock
Tommy McDade
Joseph Mark Bratton
McDade
Bratton
East
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