Bright couple shines in OSU veterinary path to dream
Tom and Brenda Bright, OSU students from Hope Arkansas, rise at 3:30 a.m. to clean the university small-animal clinic and study seven days a week. They earned honors on the OSU President’s Honor Roll, transferred from Magnolia Arkansas, and plan to return to Arkansas with two DVM degrees to run a country-clinic for animals.
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Alexander: Local leaders lose faith in federal help for small towns
Rep. Bill Alexander said after Monday's Brinkley hearing that most local and state officials testifying on his community development bank proposal say federal red tape discourages local initiative. He argued federal officials often dictate problems but offer little assistance.
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Questions That Never Seem To Find Answers In Hope Arkansas
HALE BOYLE surveys a string of absurd questions from politics to daily life while noting a Weather Experiment Station report and Arkansas forecast in a humorous column. The piece blends whimsy with regional notices and cultural quips.
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Weather Experiment Station
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Big Sheraton-Peabody Hotel in Memphis Up for Sale
The Sheraton-Peabody in Memphis, famed for its lobby ducks, is up for sale after years of low occupancy. Southern regional manager Red Laughner said the price is negotiable. The chain bought it in 1965 for about 2.3 million, with a 1968 renovation totaling 2 million. In 1970 occupancy reached 48.6 percent, well below the 55 percent needed for profit.
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Attorney Sought in San Quentin Case
Authorities issued an all points bulletin for Stephen M. Bingham a 29 year old lawyer and charged him with five counts of murder in connection with the San Quentin escape attempt on Aug 21 Marin County DA Bruce Bates said Bingham allegedly smuggled a pistol to George Jackson the black militant who killed a guard and five others. The pistol was found on Jackson after guards killed him following a visit from Bingham. The case hinges on complicity law tied to Angela Davis in a 1970 courthouse shootout with four deaths at Marin County California.
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San Quentin
Marin County
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Soledad
California
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Dangerous bridges behind Yellow Creek Church prompt complaints
Miss Clara Dillard photographs rotting timbers and cave-ins on local bridges along the Yellow Creek Church road. Residents allege heavy rains worsen the danger, keeping people from attending funerals while county officials fail to repair the road.
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