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...could ban verbal cop-baiting only if it involved "fighting words" likely to provoke a breach of the peace. But last week the court again made clear that no matter what words are used, the state law must first have defined the offense with precision. In North Little Rock, Ark., a policeman had heard one man in a group say, "Well, there goes the big bad mother- cops." Twice more, with pungent variations, the hecklers piled profanity on the policeman. Finally he made arrests. Dissenter Harry Blackmun, joined by Warren Burger and William Rehnquist, dryly related those facts and found...
...Arkansas Public Service Commission has finally set a schedule for its licensing hearings on Arkansas Power and Light's proposed 2800 megawatt coal-burning power plant near Pine Bluff, Ark...
David L. Evans is associate director of Harvard College admissions, assistant dean of freshmen, and academic tutor of Dudley House. He is black, and was born in Wabash, Ark., in the midst of the Depression and Jim Crow. His father, a sharecropper, died when David was 10 years old. His mother, a domestic, died when he was 16. Evans is successful because he has pushed, elbowed, and kept a stiff upper lip--but he has retained his humanity. Against all dictates of probability, he has been concerned enough to turn around and help others to push aside their own barricades...
Since the ACSR last discussed Arkansas Power and Light's proposed coal-burning plant near Pine Bluff, Ark., in January, AP&L has filed a new 1000-page environmental impact statement on the plant...
...Arkansas Community Organization for Reform Now (ACORN) this week asked 18 colleges and universities that own stock in Middle South Utilities Inc. to join its fight against a proposed power plant near Pine Bluff, Ark...