Forecast: Fair and Warmer With Rain Across Arkansas
Fair skies and warm temperatures are forecast for Arkansas today. Rain is scheduled to move across the state Saturday as a disturbance in the west brings moisture into northwest Arkansas late tonight. Southwesterly winds return moisture to the state.
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Arkansas
Precipitation Spread Across State With Mild Temperatures
Weather forecast notes precipitation spreading over the state Saturday with mild daytime highs in the low 70s. Outlook through Tuesday shows continued rain. overnight lows listed for several towns and additional station data recorded.
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Little Rock
Fort Smith
Fayetteville
Harrison and
Jonesboro
Pine Bluff
el Dorado
Memphis
Texarkana
Hempstead County Court House Closed Monday for Veterans Day
The Hempstead County Court House and city offices will be closed on Veterans Day. Garbage pickup will pause Monday with routes shifted to Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Hempstead County Court House
Coast Guard to start inquiry into ferry disaster near New Orleans
Coast Guard plans an inquiry into the Mississippi River ferry disaster near Luling after a collision with the tanker Frosta that sank the George Prince. About 75 dead, 18 survivors. 33 missing listed by state police from cars, clocks, and gear found in the river mud and current.
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Luling
Gulf of Mexico
Clyde T. Lusk
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N.F. Colombo
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Lusk
George Oberholtzer
Did Garrison murder wife in Missouri trial
A Missouri murder trial hinges on a jury verdict as Dr. Norman A. Garrison Jr. faces first degree murder charges in the Sept. 8 1974 death of his wife Lee Ann Garrison. He testified denying any killing or payment for one.
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Lee Ann Garrison
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Ashland
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Ron Windsor
Charles Baker
Kennett
Pakistani wood carver to present ivory table at White House
An 8 year old Pakistani boy Noor Hussain carved an ivory inlaid rose wood table over two months as a gift for President Ford. He traveled from Dubai with a one way ticket, Mecca pilgrimage, and debt to deliver the gift as Ford campaigns. The table will be accepted by a presidential assistant at the White House.
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All Around Town Postponed and Local Events This Fall
The Arkansas Heart Association Southwest Regional Drive In conference scheduled for October 23 in Hope is postponed. Contact the Little Rock affiliate at 99 West Second Street Box 1610 Little Rock Arkansas 72203 for updates. The Smith Brothers and other gospel singers perform October 30 at Macedonia Baptist Church in Columbus at 730 p.m. Halloween Carnival by Spring Hill PTA begins October 2 at the School with a crowning, auction, ham drawing, goodies, and 13 booths. VFW Auxiliary rummage sale at Fort Hazel Street begins Saturday at 8 a.m.
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Poll trends cloud Ford Carter race as surveys differ
Poll results from Harris ABC and Gallup show Ford and Carter in a tight race with McCarthy and undecided shares. Times CBS and others cite Carter gains after a debate, but regional splits vary and margins of error plus sampling choices blur the overall trend.
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Gallup
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the Times
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Hart
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Hoover fund drive surpasses $100000 from ex agents
Campaign has raised over 100000 in contributions from ex-agents, friends, and corporations employing ex-agents. Donations vary from 5 to 5000, averaging about 50 to 75, as explained in a telephone interview. A brochure solicits donations and public support for the FBI.
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Ralph H. Jones
Salt Lake City
FBI
Hoover
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