Nashville News moves to larger building and skips issue
The Nashville News reports a move to a bigger plant and office after last Friday's edition. Production resumes Thursday for the Friday Sept 19 edition. Tuesday issue will be omitted. The note recalls a similar 1932 move that caused a missed issue and thanks Louis Graves for progress. The Dallas Dairy Queen expansion and Hempstead County Industrial Foundation fund drive are also mentioned.
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Missing Sailor Found After Atlantic Crossing to Bahamas
SAN SALVADOR Bahamas AP reports a Jones sailor missing for a month reappeared in the Bahamas after a 14-day Atlantic voyage from Ireland. The 43-year-old Irishman Bill Verity braved Hurricane Debbie en route, calling his return a relief and stating he is glad to be back.
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Hempstead County Coeds Lead Harrod Hall Officers
Three Hempstead County coeds head Harrod Hall at Southern State College Magnolia for 1969 70. Becky Chipman of Little Rock senior education major is president, Linds Harris of Ozan is vice president, Mary Nell Williams of Hope sophomore medical technology is treasurer, and Kay Coleman of Hope is treasurer.
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Harrod Hall
Southern State College
Magnolia
Becky Chipman
Little Rock
Linds Harris
Ozan
Mary Nell Williams
North Pine
Hope
Kay Coleman
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House Faces Test on Student Loan Interest Rise
President Nixon presses for a 7 percent cap on government guaranteed student loans as House leaders seek to avoid uprisings and bank reluctance. Opponents split between blocking the bill and opposing higher rates, while Rep. Carl Perkins moves to limit amendments. Senate already passed the measure.
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Labor Market Survey Discussed by Hempstead County Rotary
The Hope Rotary Club heard Walter Allen of the Employment Security Division describe a county wide labor market survey set for the week of September 22. Questionnaires will be sent to gather data on site locations and available labor, with community support emphasized as essential for success. Local leaders Teddy Jones Earl O Neal Benny Culeman and guests Tom Callan and Lee Smiley attended.
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Benny Culeman
Tom Callan
Nashville
Lee Smiley
Little Rock
Three Cornered Fight for GOP Leadership May Get 4th Entry
Washington AP report outlines a potential fourth bid for GOP Senate leader from Gordon Allott of Colorado. With three current contenders Scott Hruska and Baker factoring, party unity and ballots loom as extra variables ahead of a caucus.
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Arkansas State University fall enrollment tops six thousand
Arkansas State University reports fall enrollment at 6,296 students, per ASU officials. The figure reflects total full and part time students at the Jonesboro campus for the semester.
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Four Killed on Arkansas Highways
The Associated Press reports four people died in Arkansas highway crashes during a 54 hour weekend. All fatalities occurred Sunday. Batesville natives Mike Hill and Steve Lee, both 19 and 21, perished as their car overturned six miles north of Batesville. driver John T. Baker, 17, is in fair condition. A 93-year-old J. D. Hendricks of Waldo died when his pickup left a county road and struck a culvert two miles west of Waldo. Jatt Davis Newton Jr., 25, of Hampton died when his car overturned into a ditch five miles south of Hampton on U.S. 167.
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Pryor Blames Democratic Struggles On Party Structure
Arkansas congressman David Pryor says the Democratic Party suffers from a weak structure and a past reliance on personality cults. He criticizes mudslinging and primary viciousness and urges focus on solutions and grassroots participation to revive voter trust. The remarks come amid Arkansas political tensions and a separate note announces the Southeast Arkansas District Livestock Show and Rodeo opening Sept 22 in Pine Bluff.
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Nevada County Fair Parade Promises Futuristic Floats
Nevada County Fair opens Tuesday at 11:00 a.m. The 33rd annual parade will feature civic and school floats with titles from Prescott Council of Garden Clubs Jaycees Laneburg Willisville Cale Kiwanis and more. Prizes of 40 25 and 15 dollars awarded in each division plus an overall honor without prize money.
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40,000 Troops Leaving War by November
Reports from Saigon and Washington indicate a planned withdrawal of 40,000 American troops from Vietnam by November. President Nixon weighs further reductions with Ky signaling the move, amid White House confirmation talks and ongoing troop-country consultations.
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Confirmation of Haynsworth Seems Likely
President Nixon's nominee Judge Clement F. Haynsworth Jr. faces possible Senate confirmation as hearings begin. Despite opposition from civil rights and labor leaders, Javits may vote against but expects confirmation. Griffin supports Haynsworth, Scott of Pennsylvania hints at backing, Senate cohesion uncertain amid hearings.
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Haynsworth
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Weekend City Police Report Highlights Local Incidents
A weekend police summary notes three traffic violations three drunkenness arrests and three cases of driving while intoxicated along with a juvenile theft attempt a window peeper and a work detail escape. The year totals show 221 accidents 69 injured and one death. Community meetings include NFC at Diamond Cafe Tuesday 7 30 pm and Youth Center football planning also Tuesday 7 30 pm Whitfield Masonic Lodge 239. Webb Laster Jr 1968 69 credited as president of Associated Credit Bureaus recei ved a plaque at the 45th Consumer Credit Conference in Little Rock. The Hope B P W Club invites attendance at the Fair Park Art Show during the 3rd District Livestock Show and Norma Jean Delaney took photos for Saturday Star at the local art class.
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Webb Laseter, Jr
Credit Bureau
Hempstead County
Max Hittle
Little Rock
Consumer Credit Conference
Hope B & PW Club
Fair Park
B & PW Club
Norma Jean Delaney
Critics Hope to Halt Air Force Plane Plan
Washington AP report notes critics aim to block a multi billion dollar Air Force bomber program as the Senate nears a potential final week of debate on a $20 billion defense procurement bill. Senator George McGovern proposes reducing AMSA funds from 100 million to 20 million and Mansfield hopes for a Tuesday vote.
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Carl P. LE
Green Forest to Vote Tues on $130,000 Bond Issue
Residents of Green Forest are to vote Tuesday on a $130,000 bond issue that would be combined with a federal grant to improve the city water and sewer system.
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