Renters Warned About Roaches In Unlivable Homes
A reader letter from Hope Ark voices alarm over roach infestations in rental houses especially when children are present. The writer urges prospective tenants to inspect and question landlords, noting health department limits and contrasting U.S. practices with European long term leases and deposits.
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the Star
Health Department
Europe
America
Rape conviction overturned by Arkansas Supreme Court
The Arkansas Supreme Court reversed Carl Duncan's 40 year rape conviction from Craighead County. A juror read a Jonesboro newspaper account during the trial, and the court ruled mistrial should have been granted due to potential prejudice and undisclosed FBI rap sheet references.
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Little Rock
State Supreme Court
Carl Duncan
Duncan
Craighead
Jonesboro
Supreme Court
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Three counties accused of duplicating sample ballots
Executive director of the state GOP said Newton Nevada and Clark counties violated election laws by duplicating Secretary of State Jernigan's sample ballot for the November election. Dr. Bob Luther said the counties failed to draw ballot titles and the three copied top line positions for Democrats.
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Little Rock
Republican Party
Newton
Nevada
Clark
Bob Luther
GOP
Luther
George Jernigan
Jernigan
Hope aims for cargo ship missing in infamous Bermuda Triangle
Coast Guard investigators broadened the search for the Sylvia L. Ossa, a 590 foot Panamanian cargo ship with 37 crew members, last heard from 140 miles west of Bermuda. A lifeboat and debris were found, but no Mayday message. an Argentine vessel later recovered a lifeboat marked Sylvia G. Panama.
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Hope
Bermuda Triangle
New York
Coast Guard
Atlantic Ocean
Sylvia L. Ossa
Brazil
Philadelphia
Bermuda
Omnium Shipping Corp. of
New
Triangle
Navy
Ossa
Panama
State police report drug arrests and CB radio interference
The State Police say five misdemeanor drug arrests occurred in a 30 hour period over the weekend near Hope on I 30 as part of a saturation effort. Dozens of speeding tickets or warnings were issued and more than 20 Mexican aliens were arrested or warned. A spokesman cited CB radio users as potentially deterring large drug hauls. Assistance came from the Hempstead County Sheriff’s Department and state highway and transportation divisions.
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State Police Narcotics Division
Interstate 30
Hope
Hempstead County
West German mark revaluation linked to six currencies
West Germany moves to raise the mark within the snake system as ministers from seven countries plus Norway and Sweden agree on an exchange rate adjustment. The set medians lift the mark against the Dutch guilder Belgian franc and Luxembourg franc by 2 percent and against the Norwegian and Swedish krona by 3 percent while Danish krone rises 6 percent. Britain France and Italy had left the scheme earlier.
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Frankfurt
West Germany
U.S
France
Helmut Schmidt
Holland
Belgium
Luxembourg
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Britain
Italy
Arkansas hearing slate for Oct 19 in three cities
In Hot Springs the Pollution Control and Ecology Department hosts a 7 p.m. hearing at City Hall on the Ouachita River Basin Plan. In Little Rock the Public Service Commission opens at 9 30 a.m. to hear La Vaca Telephone Company rate request. In Jonesboro an open forum on Amendment 59 is set for 7 30 p.m. at the Arkansas State College of Agriculture auditorium.
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Hot Springs
State Pollution Control and Ecology Department
Little Rock
State Public Service Commission
Lavaca Telephone Company
Jonesboro
College of Agriculture
Arkansas State
Americans Sweep Nobel Prizes With Physics and Chemistry Awards
Three Americans win 1976 Nobel prizes in physics and chemistry. Burton Richter of Stanford and Samuel C C Ting of MIT share the physics prize for pioneering work on a heavy elementary particle called the J Particle. William N Lipscomb of Harvard wins the chemistry prize for boron hydride studies.
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Stockholm
Sweden
United States
Burton Richter
Stanford University
Samuel C.C. Ting
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Royal Academy of Sciences
William N. Lipscomb
Harvard University
Richter
Stanford
Calif
Ting
Geneva
Switzerland
European Nuclear Research Center
Carl XVI Gustav
Baruch S. Blumberg
University of Pennsylvania Medical School
Carleton D. Gajdusek
National Institute For Neurological Diseases
Milton Friedman
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Long Island
Academy
Lipscomb
Royal Academy of Science
MIT
Campaigns slow pace as Ford and Carter pause before final debate
President Ford rests at the White House after a gray Sunday, meeting Cabinet members on urban revitalization and planning the Al Smith Dinner in New York before a final face to face with Carter in Williamsburg. Carter relaxes at home in Plains after teaching Sunday school and reads the Bible, then resumes campaigning through Florida Georgia North Carolina and New York ahead of Friday’s debate.
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Associated Press
Ford
Jimmy Carter
White House
New York
al Smith
Williamsburg
Carter
Grand Rapids
Mich
Columbus
Ohio
Plains
Bob Dole
Amy
Rosalynn
Midwest
Tampa
Fla
Miami
Winston-Salem
N.C
Georgia
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