Arkansas Voters Decide On Constitutional Convention
The ballot asks if Arkansas should convene a constitutional convention in July 1969 to consider fusion of the Constitution. Delegates would be elected November 5 from nonpartisan tickets. if no convention is held, delegates do not serve. Other measures include workmen compensation increases, education funding for under 21, dairy industry regulation, and constitutional amendment rules.
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Arkansas Dairy Commission
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Theeneral Assembly
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General Assembly
Budgets for Colleges Up 35 Per Cent in Arkansas
The Arkansas Commission on Coordination of Higher Educational Finance proposed a 1969-70 college and university operating budget rise of 35 percent, totaling 102.4 million. General revenue needs were set at 48.5 million for 1969-70 and 63.9 million for 1970-71, with enrollments rising from about 37,000 in 1961 to over 42,000 by 1970-71.
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Little Rock
Commission On Coordination of Higher Educational Finance
Arkansas Legislative Council
W. E. Darby
Darby
E. L. Angell
Commission
Congress
Arkansas
David Mullins
University of Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Mullins
Broyles
John Barnhill
Buddy Watler
Tom Hardin
Medical Center
Arkansas Amen College
Arkansas A&m College
Arkansas Tech College
Pikeville College conservatives clash with liberal administration
Conservative students at Pikeville College in Kentucky accuse President Thomas H. Johns and the administration of being too liberal while backing the Vietnam era draft. With about 1,200 students, conservatives say faculty turnover favors liberal leanings and demand faster change, despite a board vote of confidence.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Pikeville, Ky
Pikeville College
Kentucky
Dave Cleavanger
Pikesville
Thomas H. Johns
Johns
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Teing Education
College Board of Trustees
Student Council
Robert Ford
Fleischmann heir leaves fortune to trust and gifts
In Cincinnati the late Julius Fleischmann, heir to the Fleischmann Yeast Co. fortune, directs half his estate to a marital trust for his wife Dorette with a $100,000 bequest to son Blair and $50,000 to his wife. He also earmarks hundreds of thousands for foundations. Louisville reports two votes in 36th Precinct. Mr and Mrs Finzer, one Republican and one Democrat, keep opinions private as trustees face ongoing investigation and campus debates about free expression and liberal support.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Julius Fleischmann
Dorette
Fleischmann
Fleischmann Yeast Co
Blair S. Fleschmann
Associated Press
Louisville, Ky
Louisville
F. C. Finzer
Finzer
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