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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1973
Page
3
Hepe Tien spoke at a Lions Club meeting at the Peat and Country venue about drug abuse. The Navy veteran with 15 years service outlined risks, list of starters and downers, and the cycle of dependence, urging awareness among parents and students.
The AP spot survey on March 1 and April 2 tracked 14 items in 12 cities. Hamburger meat and eggs climbed in several cities while butter fell. milk remained stable. no clear nationwide pattern emerged. Major increases included frankfurters and eggs, with Seattle and Providence showing notable changes.
Hope High School art club members attended the Fourth Annual Four States Invitational Art Exhibition at Texas High School in Texarkana on March 24. Rick Short won second place for a toothpick sculpture titled Black Ship, and sponsor Sandra Anderson announced two upcoming shows including a Junior Art Show in Hope on April 29 and an exhibition in Texarkana on April 8.
HAL BOYLE surveys curious facts from blood cells to the Washington Monument stairs, noting red blood cells live about 100 days and the body contains about 25 million of them. It reports 898 steps exist in the monument with 20 people reaching the ground by hand in 41 minutes 30 seconds. Galileo created the first thermometer around 1600, using water pressure and air in a glass tube. Quotable notables: lack of purpose is a tragedy, says Dr Arthur E Morgan. Be a courteous driver.
In a 13 table duplicate event the best player avoided an average score by delaying the ace of clubs. A long pause after a first spade led to a tie for top if a low spade had been led earlier. Six West players failed to think and let East gain the lead after trick one.
In the auction West North East South passes You South hold 1K65 YQI54 A2 HKI85. What now A bid three no trump. Two no trump not forcing at this stage. The question asks what to bid after partner over your one heart with two clubs instead of two diamonds. Send $1 for JACOBY MODERN to win at Bridge in this newspaper.
The Cotton Belt Railroad asks Arkansas Transportation Commission to approve regional service centers at Pine Bluff Camden Stuttgart and Jonesboro. The move would phase out paperwork at smaller stations and transfer agency functions from Paragould Blytheville Weiner and Fair Oaks to Jonesboro, affecting only clerical operations.
Jim Guy Tucker the youngest state attorney general spoke at the Kiwanis Club. George Frazier arranged the program and noted Tucker’s Key Club leadership as a student. He outlined divisions of his office and focused on youthful crime and a possible high school legal system pilot.
Farmers boycott enters fourth day as cattle and hogs are withheld from markets. Slaughterhouses lay off workers, retailers cut beef orders, and consumers shift to meatless menus. Week's start shows reduced two day totals but prices remain steady amid lower packer buying.
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