Plane Wreckage, Bodies Are Found In Arkansas Crash
Eleven bodies were recovered from the wreckage of a Texas International Convair that hit Rich Mountain near El Dorado while en route to Texarkana. The crash followed a violent thunderstorm after the 8:20 p.m. departure, with search efforts by 400 people and 50 aircraft continuing through the weekend.
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Polk County
Hartzell Geyer
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Texarkana
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South Arkansas
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Prescott
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Civilian Aid Urged In Fight On Crime
Washington AP The National Commission on Criminal Justice Standards and Goals urges police to promote civilian security groups to fight crime and fear. Volunteers should report suspicions to police but not enforce, while schools get full time officer instructors. The panel calls for nationwide computer linking of police files and college requirements for recruits.
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Washington
National Commission On Criminal Justice
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Los Angeles
Edward M. Davis
Sheriff Probing Funds Shortage in hunting license account
Livingston Parish sheriff Taft Faust is investigating a $9,151 shortage after transferring $14,371 in hunting and fishing license funds to the wildlife and fisheries department last June. The auditor said the tax collector operates in each parish and urged deposit of the shortfall, pending legal counsel review.
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Baton Rouge, la
Livingston Parish
Taft Faust
Department of Wildlife and Fisheries
Wildlife Department
Faust
Inside The News-Star Overview of Abby Lowman Broadway Radio-TV Classified
The pages list sections and features in The News-Star including Abby Lowman and Broadway radio television content. Classifieds, sports, comics, theater and editorial notes appear alongside van Dellen items and a women’s section. Weather, horoscope and a Jumble puzzle round out the day’s offerings across 28 pages.
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Lowman
Radio-Tv
van Dellen
Monroe MRA Publishes Relocation Aid Brochure
The Monroe Redevelopment Agency staff releases a 12 page guide for residential relocation. Executives Frank Wilcox and officers Frank Fontana and Nora Bingaman contributed. Funded by HUD, it covers policy eligibility and responsibilities for families and agency.
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Monroe _ Redevelopment Agency
Relocation Department
MRA
Frank Wilcox
Frank Fontana
Nora Bingaman
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Maryland Governor Names Panel on Nonbid Contract Practices
Maryland governor Marvin Mandel created an 11 member task force to review the states practice of awarding engineering and architectural contracts without competitive bidding. The panel, led by Abel Wolman, will propose legislation by December 1 to curb abuses amid a widening federal probe connected to Spiro Agnew.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Spiro T. Agnew
Marvin Mandel
Baltimore
Agnew
Dale Anderson
Baltimore County
Abel Wolman
Johns Hopkins University
Mandel
Wolman
Harry R. Hughes
General Services
George R. Lewis
Meir Condemns Austria Move on Soviet Jews Camp
Prime Minister Golda Meir called Austria's closing of the Schoenau transit camp a victory for Arab terror and urged reconsideration. She warned it would encourage terrorism and planned a personal appeal to Chancellor Bruno Kreisky in Vienna. Meir said the decision threatens the principle of freedom of movement and endangers hostages in Vienna.
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Strasbourg
France
Golda Meir
Schoenau
Meir
Vienna
Chuckle America: Land of Opportunity for Taxpayers
The phrase frames America as a place where anyone can become a taxpayer, highlighting an opportunity aspect. The remark satirizes tax involvement as a universal doorway to participation.
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America
Land
ICC Opposes Immediate Penn Central Shutdown
The ICC cautioned Judge Fullam against a sudden Penn Central shutdown, saying it would hurt the northeast economy and cause coast to coast ripple effects. It urged continued operation through 1974 with external financial aid and hearings on restructuring, labor costs, and real estate management.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Penn Central Railroad
ICC
U.S. District Court
John T. Pulliam
Penn Central
Amtrak
Judge Fullam
Partly Cloudy Skies Forecast For Twin Cities Area
Residents face partly cloudy skies with a small chance of afternoon rain. Monroe and vicinity expect similar conditions through Tuesday with a slight risk of thundershowers. Highs in the mid 80s, lows in the lower 60s, winds under 10 mph. Rain chances 20 percent today and 30 percent Tuesday. FAA at Monroe Municipal Airport logged 86 for Sunday high and 65 low this morning with no rain in the last 24 hours ending 6 am.
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Twin Cities
Monroe
FAA
Monroe Municipal
River Stages Station Flood Present Change Stage
River stages at Monroe and Camden show fluctuating levels with floods and stage changes reported. Officials note rising water in Monroe with unlisted times while Camden remains at two hours with unlisted status.
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Monroe
Camden
Traigie Declares October Sales Tax Amnesty Period
Revenue Collector Joe Traigie announces October as a grace period to encourage businesses to file delinquent or fraudulent sales tax returns. Criminal prosecutions are paused, but back taxes penalties and interest must be paid in full.
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Baton Rouge
Joe Traigie
Traigle
Supreme Court Opens New Session with Watch on Watergate Tapes
The Supreme Court began its 1973 74 term with ritual business and the appointment of Robert M. Bork as solicitor general. Major issues loom as courts consider Nixon executive privilege over Watergate tapes and tests to Vice President Agnew’s attempts to block a Baltimore grand jury.
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Washington
UPS
Supreme Court
Nixon
Ae 45
Agnew
Watergate
Robert M. Bork
New US
Archibald Cox
Senate Watergate Committee
US Circuit Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Baltimore
Maryland
Federal District Court
Senators Debate HEW Spending Bill Amid Veto Risks
Senate Appropriations Committee weighs the HEW budget request covering Health Education and Welfare and Labor. Nixon veto history looms, with current proposals ranging from 31.6 to 32.8 billion as Congress debates scope and anti poverty funding.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Nixon
Health, Education and Welfare
Labor
Congress
House
Senate
Sirica Revokes Harsh Watergate Sentences For Five
Judge John J Sirica said he would reduce the provisional maximum terms of up to 40 years imposed on E Howard Hunt and four co defendants in the Watergate burglary He said the final sentences would reflect cooperation and fairness while a hearing on plea withdrawals proceeded Hunt and the others are Miami area residents brought from a federal detention center near Washington and appeared in good spirits.
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Washington
UPT
John J. Sirica
E. Howard Hunt
Sirica
U.S. District Court For
District of Columbia
Hunt
Bernard L. Barker
Frank A. Sturgis
Virgilio R Gonzalez
Eugenio R Martinez
Watergate
CIA
Watergate Complex
Ellsberg
Miami Area
Sirica’s Court
Explosion at Chilean Airline Office in Rio injures three
An explosion shattered the Chilean airline JLan-Chile offices during morning rush in Rio de Janeiro injuring at least three. Police barred photographers at the scene amid suspicions of terrorist involvement, though authorities note Brazil’s militant groups have been largely suppressed in recent years.
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RIO DE Janiero
Jlan-Chile
Brazil
Rio
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