Program on drug abuse at meeting Hope Lions
Hope Lions held a Monday Town and Country meeting featuring Patrick Mason HMS U S Navy as speaker. Mason, a Navy medical advisor for Texarkana, spoke on drug abuse origins and the rise of amphetamines and barbiturates, noting the cycle of starters and downers and the influence of parental expectations on students.
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Hope Lions
Patrick Mason
HMS
U.S. Navy
Lion John J. Samuels
Navy
Texarkana
Marine Corps
Reach
Lion Jack Caldwell
Bill Watson
Larry Orwell
John Wilson
Lion Jim Gunter
Tom Everett
J.C. Penny Co
Lion Joe Eason
AP survey on food prices shows mixed March to April changes
The Associated Press report finds overall prices steady with notable rises in a meat boycott period. All beef frankfurters climbed in most cities, eggs and butter fluctuated, butter declined most, milk stayed flat, and varied changes appeared across 12 major urban areas including Seattle Providence and Albuquerque.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Albuquerque
N.M
Salt Lake City
Utah
Atlanta
Miami
Chicago
Detroit
Dallas
Los Angeles
Seattle
Philadelphia
New York
Providence
R.C
Maxwell House
Hope High Art Club shines at Four States exhibit
Hope High School art club members attended the fourth annual Four States Invitational Art Exhibition at Texas High School in Texarkana on March 24. Twenty four projects entered include acrylics drawings and sculptures. Sophomore Rick Short won second place for a toothpick sculpture titled Black Ship. The club plans two upcoming shows and will display work at a Junior Art Show in Hope on April 29 in the Anderson Frazier Insurance Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope High School
Texas High School
Texarkana
Rick Short
John Short
Hope
Sandra Anderson
HHS
Anderson-Frazier Insurance
Bits and Pieces From HAL BOYLE From AP News
Mail reveals quirks and facts about blood life cycles the Washington Monument climbs and thermometers created by Galileo. Red blood cells number about 25 million per person and live around 100 days. The Washington Monument sees stepping and hand walks. Galileo’s thermometer predates mercury use. Quotable note ends with Dr. Arthur E. Morgan urging courteous driving.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Washington Monument
National Geographic Society
Refusing Opening Lead Keys Victory At Bridge
In a 13 table duplicate Oswald Jacoby reports players faced with a strong choice after West led a spade. One top player disputed an average score by noting if he had led a low spade first, South could not block East, possibly tying for top. The game featured five diamonds by South and varied outcomes as players maneuvered dummy hearts and clubs.
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East
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
West
Bid Decision in Bridge After 1C Pass 2C Pass
In a bridge deal with South holding K6 E5 YQI54 A2 HHK98S and the auction starts 1 heart passed by you, the response 2 clubs over your one heart prompts the question. The suggested action is to bid three no trump rather than two no trump, which would not be a force at this stage. The column invites readers to send a dollar for the Jacoby Modern book offer.
Cotton Belt seeks four regional service centers
The Cotton Belt Railroad asked the Arkansas State Transportation Commission to approve regional service centers at Pine Bluff Camden Stuttgart and Jonesboro. The plan would phase out clerical work at smaller stations and transfer agency functions from Paragould Blytheville Weiner and Fair Oaks to Jonesboro without changing operations.
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Little Rock
State Transportation Commission
Cotton Belt Railroad
Pine Bluf
Camden
Stuttgart
Jonesboro
Paragould
Blythevile
Weiner
Fair Oaks
Tucker speaks at Kiwanis on youth crime and legal system
Jim Guy Tucker state attorney general addressed the Kiwanis Club, noting divisions of his office and detailing youth crime trends from his district. He proposed a junior high pilot course on the legal system and discussed sentencing methods, while Kiwanis members and guests attended the Tuesday meeting.
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Jim Guy Tucker
Kiwanis Club
George Frazier
Tucker
United States
Key Club International
Kiwanis
Opinions Department
Litigation
Consumer Protection Department
Criminal Justice Department
Mr. Tucker
Carlos Crisp
Little Rock
Crit Stuart Jr
George
Meat boycott slows cattle and hog market activity
Farmers halt sales as a nationwide meat boycott enters its fourth day. Slaughterhouses cut jobs and retailers reduce beef orders while consumers stick to meatless meals. Cattle deliveries in early week down to 33,500 from 52,700. hog shipments fall to 18,000 from 40,000. Packhouses lay off workers across the Midwest and West as retail meat sales drop up to 50 percent in several outlets.
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Midwest
Omaha
Neb
Sioux Beef Co
Iowa Beef Processors
Dakota City
Fort Dodge
Mason City
Iowa
Inverne, Minn. Hygrade Food Products
Storm Lake
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Frank King
MS. Lee
Maverick
Boyling It
Galileo
Arthur E. Morgan
By Oswald
James Jacoby
P.O. Box
Radio City
W.Y
Anderson-Frazier Insurance Agency, Inc
Hope, Arkansas
Cotton Belt
Bob White
William Otis
Phil Jacobs
Andy High
Henry Haynes
Star
Overturf
Hempstead County
Overturfs Shoe Store
Overturf’s
BERRY
Hope Ark
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