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D left are ECCC t rustees Mrs. Sandra Amis of Conehatta, Newton County Superintendent of Education Charles Hand of Decatur and Billy Nicholson of Union; Newton County Administrative Assis– tant/ Purchasing Agent Nancy Chaney of Little Rock; Coun ty At– torney Robert Logan of Newton; and ECCC trustees Sam Bounds of Lawrence, Glendon E. Caraway of Hickory and Mrs. Myrtle Bur– ton of Newton. (EC Phow)

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Special ECCC Guests. .. Newton County officials recently visited the East Cent~l Community College campus and were special luncheon guests of the College's Board of Trustees dur– ing the group's May meeting. Seated from left are supervisors Bud– dy Weems (District Five), Charles Moulds (District Three), James Smith (District Two), Bubba Bonds (District Four) and Walter Gard– ner (District One), and Chancery Clerk Janice Nelson. Standing from

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