Our Daily Bread by The Editor Alex H Washburn
A brief column by Editor Alex H Washburn discusses the weekly slice of life in Our Daily Bread, offering concise reflections on work, faith, and community, with characteristic period voice and plainspoken tone.
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Potlatch to Dedicate Prescott Mill with Open Hour
Potlatch Corporation will dedicate its new multi million dollar sawmill in Prescott this Saturday October 25. An Open Hour and dedication party from 1 30 to 2 p m is expected to draw more than 2000 visitors. C M Pod Rogers Jr and the editor will photograph the event and report on the ceremonies. The mill features electronic control and computerized operation touted as the most advanced of its kind and signals a future course for the lumber industry in Southwest Arkansas.
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Potlatch Corporation
Prescott
The
Star
C. W. Eddington
Potlatch
Warren
C. M
Pod) Rogers, Jr
Agreement on Sahara Reported Tentative Transfer Deal
Moroccan sources say Spain would turn over the disputed Sahara to Morocco, with Morocco to cede part to Mauritania. Algeria opposes the plan and opposes a self determination referendum. Talks involve King Hassan II and Madrid envoy Jose Soliz Ruiz. Franco’s health may delay outcomes. The march into the territory remains symbolic beyond El Aaiun.
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Marrakech
Morotto
Spain
Spanish Sahara
Morocco
Mauritania
Algeria
Mawitania
Sahara
Hassan II
Jose Soliz Ruiz
Madrid
Ahmed Saraki
Francisco Franco
Hassan
el Asiun
Turkish envoy shot dead in Paris ambush
Turkish Ambassador Ismail Erez and his car driver were killed as gunmen fired on the envoy’s car near the Bir Hakeim Bridge in Paris. Two other Turkish officials were harmed in the attack, which followed the Vienna ambassador murder. Police hunt suspects. motives unclear amid regional tensions over Cyprus and historic Armenian tensions.
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Paris
Ismail Erez
Quai Kennedy
Vienna
Bir Hakeim
Seine River
Greece
Turkey
Mediterranean
Cyprus
Armenian Liberation Organization
Police Walkout Eases as City Considers Pay Rise
Oklahoma City police backed off their hard line and said they would resume negotiations once a 10 percent pay raise is approved by arbitration. The Fraternal Order of Police dropped demands to fire city officials, while nonstriking officers and state troopers patrol the city. The strike marked a historic event in the city, with traffic running normally during rush hour and officials urging calm as state police increase coverage.
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Oklahoma City
Board of Arbitration
Fraternal Order of Police
FOP
Howard McMahan
David Falk
McMahan
Patience Latting
I. G. Purcer
Los Angeles
New York
Byron Wood
Wood
Albuquerque
New Mexico
David Boren
National Guard
Franco rallies after second attack in Spain
Franco, 2 year ruler of Spain, showed slight improvement after a relapse and two heart attacks, as doctors reported signs of reduced heart failure. Juan Carlos visited the palace ahead of a medical bulletin while ministers prepared for a transition plan.
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Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Inderhe Lj
Europe
Carlos Arias Narvarro
Becesa
Prince Duga
Chiek
Sale Res
Juan Carlos
Franco
Arias
Aler
Lee
Stevens given life for wife murder in Arkansas
Stevens 24 received life imprisonment after pleading guilty to first degree murder in the April 20 stabbing of Wanda Golden Stevens. Judge John Goodson ordered the term with no possibility of parole, noting the taped statements to the Arkansas State Police to be entered into court records. The crime occurred at their home in Hope, Arkansas, on Fulton Street. Stevens was later found near Maud, Texas. Their two young children are in the care of the wife’s parents.
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Claudia Lee Stevens
John Goodson
Eighth Circuit
Wanda Golden Stevens
Stevens
Goodson
Arkansas
Cummins
Grady
Ark
Ito
A. Patterson
Patterson
Charles. V. Taylors
Arkansas State Hospitalza
Benton
Hope
S. Fulton
Maud
Tex
Lake Wright Patman
Hope Police
Harvey Fullerton
Dutch industrialist held in Monasterevin siege screams for help
In Monasterevin Ireland, kidnapers hold Dutch businessman Tiede Herrema, 53, captive in a two-story row house after abducting him near his Limerick home to secure a government pardon for IRA prisoners. He pleaded, “Please, please, let the police save my life,” as police and soldiers cordon the scene. The captors Eddie Gallagher, 28, and Marion Coyle, 19, press the siege while authorities monitor the room with listening devices.
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Monasterevin
Ireland
Tiede Herrema
Herrema
Limerick
Irish Republican Army
Eddie Gallagher
Marion Coyle
Weather Outlook for Arkansas: Rain, Thunderstorms and Cooling Weekend
Occasional light rain this morning with showers and a few thundershowers this afternoon and tonight. Showers end west tonight and east Saturday. Mild and windy today. Clearing and turning colder tonight and Saturday from west to east. Highs today mostly in the 70s. Lows tonight from the low 40s northwest to upper 60s southeast. Saturday highs ranged from the mid 50s northwest to mid 70s southeast.
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Arkansas
Portugal Armies on Full Alert in Lisbon Barracks Mutiny
Portugal declared full nationwide military alert after a spate of Lisbon bombings targeting officers and civilians. In Oporto, armored cars took positions as radical SUV officers planned a meeting at the artillery barracks, amid reports of planned sabotage and a possible nationwide terror wave.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Oporto
Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho
Copcon
Carvalho
Ja ® Nilitary Movement
United Soldiers Victorious
SUV
Army
Bureau of
Aprarian Reform
Alcacer Do Sal
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