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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1970

Page

11

DAR Group Attends State Conference in Texarkana

Sixteen members of the John Cain chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution attended the 62nd annual state conference in Texarkana with Arkansas Secretary of State Kelly Bryant presenting Arkansas Traveler certificates. Notable guests included NSCAR officials from California and Louisiana, with meals and breakfast events hosted by local chapters. The Hope Junior Auxiliary sponsors an art education program for Hope schools, while the Mineral Springs Choral Ensemble performed patriotic songs and the Texarkana CAR staged The Dorothy Quincy Story under director Mrs. Richard Arnold.

John Cain the Daughters of the American Revolution Texarkana Kelly Bryant Arkansas Winthrop Rockefeller Richard Denny Shelby NSCAR Donald Spicer California John Stowe Redfield Louisiana Richards Howard American Inedians Committee Benjamin Culp John Keck Paul Kopsch Charles Locke Wilbur Jones Howard Charles Haynes Otis Blackwood James Branch McDowell Turner A.J. Trimble Robert Vandiver Rebecca Dillinger Joe D. Dellinger Ashdown Keck’s Page Lamar “Cox Lamar Gladys Pidyd Mtr Nashville James Andrew Williams Mineral Springs Nolan Copeland Dorothy Quincy Texarkana Society CAR Richard Arnold David W. Murphy Maynard E. Hall

Smog Study Warns Cleaner Cars May Worsen LA Fume

Los Angeles smog could worsen before improving as California plans to require 1971 model cars to curb oxides of nitrogen emissions. Experts note oxides of nitrogen fuel smog at low levels but may inhibit it at high levels, complicating hydrocarbon controls.

Los Angeles California of California California Health Department General Motors

Obituary and church notices from small town paper

The issue lists an obituary for Tom Langston who died March 28 1970 and funeral services set for April 5 at 2:00 p.m. at Rising Star Baptist Church with burial at Scott's Memorial Gardens. Langston is survived by his wife two sons two daughters a brother and a sister and many grandchildren. The calendar notes Bethel AME children's choir rehearsal at 5 p.m. with Mrs RL Davis and Rev WG Wynn.

Children's Choir of Bethel A Mle RL. Davis W.G. Wynn Tom Langston Mattie Langston Elwed Langston Hope J.T. Langston Houston Texas Gordie Margaret Langston Alex Langston Prescott Arkansas Margaret Harris Chicago Ilinois Rising Star Baptist Church Scott’s Memorial Gardens Cornish Funeral Home

Labor Strikes Grip Nation Amid Wage Talks And Picketing

The Associated Press reports on a major trucking strike with 425000 Teamsters still picketing across many cities as talks continue. Air traffic remains crippled with controllers calling in sick, while a winter storm worsens Midwest delays and New York takeoff times. The New York postal locals authorize potential new stoppages if demands aren’t met. In Washington the government offers 12 percent raises for 750000 postal workers. Tugboat crews in New York accept a three year contract with 53.5 percent wage and benefit increases, costing $35 million in lost wages. New York newspapers face ongoing negotiations with no strike action or lockout, as contracts for the Newspaper Guild and nine craft unions expire. The printers union uses job actions against the New York Times.

Associated Press Midwest New York New York City Washington New York Harbor Afl-Cio National Maritime Union General Service New York Times

Alaska Natives Seek Settlement On Land Claims

Senate Interior Committee begins sorting alternative plans to compensate Alaska Natives for land taken during settlement. Bills contemplate cash payments, land grants, and mineral royalties potentially totaling up to 1 billion dollars, with private optimism of a 500 million dollar base for native ownership claims.

Washington Alaska Senate Interior Committee

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DAR Hope Chapter Hope Public School BM Hairy Esque Bery Henry Jwior Res Mell J.A. Wilson James Andrew Cers The American Indians Williams Thomas F. Chards Howard Dodson Irby W. Dunklin NSDAR Winslow C. Spousta B. C. Hyatt Lamar Cox Cindy Floyd Rebecca Dellinger Jotn Keck North Little Rock Ester Hicks Moore Bros Moore Bros. Large Oleo U.S. Choice Decker Iowana Scotts
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