Arkansas High Court Proceedings and Rulings Summary
The Associated Press reports Arkansas Supreme Court and Circuit Court actions from Pulaski Greene and Grant districts. Rulings include affirmations, reversals, remands, and denied rehearings. Several motions grant rules to file transcripts, extend time, or consolidate. A stray line notes the earth’s orbital speed.
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Little Rock
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B. Frank Camp
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Marlin Hawkins
Ford Motor Co
Robert L. Reid
Burshel Long
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Nixon urges rule of reason on college campuses
President Nixon mails a letter to about 1000 college presidents and administrators urging enforcement of the rule of reason over the rule of force on campuses. The White House release includes a NYU professor's article supporting campus order and cites Nixon's Kansas State remarks. Dr. Sidney Hook warns higher education faces its gravest crisis in history.
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Arkansas Weather: Warm Week Ahead with Scattered Thunderstorms
Weather data reports 24 hours ending 7 am Monday with a high of 91 and a low of 71. Forecasts for Arkansas call for partly cloudy skies and little temperature change through Tuesday, not quite as warm in the northwest. Widely scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers are expected north and scattered thundershowers south each day. Tuesday highs range from the upper 80s to mid 90s, cooler in the northwest. Tonight’s lows are expected in the upper 60s to mid 70s.
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Camden High coach attacked after pep rally
Camden Arkansas AP report says Camden High School head football coach George Burke was assaulted by about 11 Black students after a pep rally. Superintendent Wyley Elliott said Burke asked the group to disperse and they refused, then began beating him.
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Camden, Ark
Camden School
Wyley Eliott
Camden High School
Elliott
George Burke
Chilean vote signals red advance in Latin America
Washington officials say Chile's election of Marxist Salvador Allende signals a potential large Latin American Communist bloc. They warn Argentina Peru and Bolivia may move left, affecting OAS and hemispheric defense. Public briefing held with Midwest editors. Nixon not present.
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Salvador Allende
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Allende
Chicago
White House
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Cuba
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Lapa
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Western Hemisphere Defense Board
Schweitzer urges restraint and aid at Tokyo donor talks
Schweitzer warned against expansionary policies that could undo inflation progress and noted industrial price rises in early 1976 were the largest since the Korean War. He urged high priority on anti inflation programs and development aid, while welcoming Tokyo donor consensus on untying development loans and delaying final Copenhagen currency policy decisions.
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Tokyo
Copenhagen
IMF Chief Seeks Stronger US Balance Of Payments
In Copenhagen at the World Bank IMF meeting, Pierre-Paul Schweitzer urged strengthening the US balance of payments by curbing inflation and restoring price stability. He floated wage and price controls for inflation-hit industrial nations as a possible tool to counter cost-push forces while fiscal and monetary policies curb excess demand. He noted some positive U.S. and Canadian price signs but said overall stabilization efforts faced disappointment as settlements ran above normal productivity growth.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
International Monetary Fund
World Bank
United States
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IMF
Schweitzer
Washington
U.S
Canada
McNamara: Nations Spend Too Much on Defense
World Bank President Robert McNamara said nations waste funds on military power, urging a shift toward foreign aid. He criticized rich countries for low development aid despite large arms expenditures and warned of a widening rich-poor gap by century's end. He attributed birth control to population concerns, not a move to depopulate the poor.
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Associated Press
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Robert McNamara
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IMF
Will Not Use Private Bill Collectors
The Justice Department will not use private collectors to recover federal debts. Assistant Attorney General Leo Pellezzi says the department aims to avoid harming families or the elderly and will instead strengthen procedures with four field supervisors and an attorney in each U.S. Attorney’s office to oversee collections and review uncollected debts. Department reports will track debtors who fail to pay within three months, despite earlier suggestions from a House subcommittee to enlist private agencies.
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Morgan Trust Drops Rate of Interest
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. the fifth largest bank in the nation cut its prime rate to 7.2 percent from 8 percent effective immediately. Banks often follow New York major banks, and Morgan is the first big New York bank to reduce the rate recently.
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First Pennsylvania Banking and Trust Co
Philadelphia
Morgan Guaranty
Bethel M. E. Church Choirs Schedule and Cantata Plans
ESTER HICKS notes church choir activities. Bethel A. M. E. Church senior choir meets Tuesday September 22 at 7 30 pm to assign parts for the Christmas Cantata to be presented December 2 20. Union A. M. E. Church choir from Little Rock Arkansas appears in Bethel on the first Sunday afternoon in October at 3 30.
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Union A. M. E. Church
Little Hock
Arkansas
Sweden votes shape up after tight bid to form government
SWEDE leaders claim a majority for a workers government and promise a more equal society while Communist head C H Hermansson pledges independent policy and vows not to topple a socialist regime. The Communists gain votes amid high turnout as 675000 mailed ballots await final tallies.
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Hermansson
Sweden
Swedish Communist Party
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Gas Still Stored at Pine Bluff Arsenal
Col. John K. Stoner, commander of Pine Bluff Arsenal, refused to comment on a Miami Herald report that lethal biological agents are stored there. He said any statement would come from the Pentagon. The Herald reported about 10,000 gallons of deadly agents including anthrax.
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Pine Bluff Arsenal
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Sy Hersh
Washington
Nixon
Obituaries and military bio threats in 1979 report
George H. Broom, 83, died in a Magnolia area hospital. services Tuesday at Emerson Methodist Church with Lewis Funeral Home. Minnie Stout, 78, of Washington died in a Hope hospital. burial at Columbus Cemetery. Also notes on Nixon denouncing biological warfare and a Pentagon classification. The swell shark lays rectangular eggs.
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Magnesia
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Varice Broom
Hope
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Texarkana
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Helen Trott
Emerson Methodist Church
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