Animals dumped on county roads prompt plea for spay care
A Hope Star letter from Editor The Star urges county residents to spay or shelter pets instead of abandoning litters. Two recent dog litters were found. several pups died from neglect while others were saved by compassionate youths. The writer warns of disease and harm from roaming animals and calls for responsible ownership. The note ends with a signed message from David P Davis.
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Little Rock Flights Resuming After Four Month Strike
Two Texas International Airlines flights restart from Little Rock as a four month strike ends. The stoppage began December 1 after a contract with ground workers expired, prompting grounding of all flights December 5 as four other unions refused to cross picket lines. About 2,000 employees wereId out of work during the shutdown. Before the strike the schedule had 4 daily Little Rock flights and routes to Texarkana Pine Bluff Hot Springs El Dorado and Jonesboro. Airline spokesman Al Miller said Arkansas service will run a reduced two flight schedule for a while due to the lengthy strike.
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Faith of Our Fathers Day Observance To Mark City Centennial
Hope's 32 church congregations gather at Hammons Stadium for a centennial service themed Faith of Our Fathers. Bishop Samuel Morris Jr. will deliver the centennial sermon with a 4 p.m. choir and band performance. Centennial recognitions honor local residents, with updates by Haskell Jones and benediction by Bishop Morris.
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Hammons Stadium
Samuel Morris Jr
12Th Episcopal District
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Hope High School
Gary Wells
Harold Phillips
B. C. Hyatt
W. G. Wynn
Bethel A.M.E. Church
Gerald Trussell
First Baptist Church
Ben Agena
Community Lutheran Church
W. T. Keys
Washington
C.M.E. Church
Ralph Madison
Bethel African Methodist Episcopal
Garrett Chapel
Cabinet quits and Thieu to form new government
President Thieu announced the cabinet has resigned and named Nguyen Ba Can, speaker of the lower house, to form a new government. He also reported renewed Ky supporters’ arrests, while fighting raged as Viet Cong seized Chon Thanh and Khmer Rouge pressed Phnom Penh.
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National Assembly
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South Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen Thien Nhon
Tan Son Nhut
Viet Cong
Chon Thanh
Cambodia
Khmer Rouge
Phnom Penh
Unemployment Rises to 8.7 Percent in March
The Labor Department reported March unemployment at 8.7 percent with about eight million jobless. Nearly 200000 job losses plus a 30400 rise in the labor force pushed the month’s total unemployment up by about 500000 from February, the highest since 1941. Blue collar joblessness hit a record 12.5 percent, while total nonfarm payrolls fell 325000 to 76.4 million.
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William E. Simon
Evacuation Flight Crash Blows Up in Saigon
The first U S evacuation flight carrying 243 Vietnamese orphans ended minutes after takeoff in explosions and flames near Saigon. About half of the 243 orphans survived, with 305 aboard including escorts and crew. Rescue efforts continued as officials reported crashes, injuries, and the loss of many lives in the paddy field.
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Plane carrying 243 orphans crashes near Saigon
Shocked coordinators for Friends for All Children react to news that a C5A crash northeast of Saigon involved 243 orphans many from a Saigon orphanage. Embassy reports 100 or more survivors. 43 American and Australian relief workers aboard. Orphans had been airlifted from Saigon to San Francisco and Denver. agency staff awaited their arrival in San Francisco.
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U.S. Army
Saigon
Washington
South Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
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Dubuque
Ford
San Diego
Calif
Thieu
Congress
United States
Sone
Clark Air Base
Philippines
San Francisco
Richard Blanchfield
Friends For All Children
Boulder
Colo
Friends of the Children of Vietnam
Host Children’s Services
Eugene
Ore
Air Force
Denver
Dr. Williamson a Washington pace setter in retirement
Dr Llewellyn Williamson, longtime principal of Washington Lincoln High, is retired after 33 years guiding the school. He holds two earned and three honorary doctorates and pursues projects such as a history of St Pauls Christian Methodist Church in Washington. His family lineage includes Haygood Academy founder John Williamson, a slave owned by a Presbyterian missionary who led Davidson College.
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Washington, Ark
Arkansas
Washington
Llewellyn Williamson
St. Paul’s Christian Methodist Church
Dr. Williamson
John Williamson
Haygood Academy
Williamson
Samuat Williamson
Davidson College
North Carolina
Correction: Catfish dinner price updated in Hope Star
The Hope Star Thursday edition corrected the catfish evening meal price to 3.25 dollars replacing the previously reported 2.75 dollars. The notice adjusts the meal price for the Holiday lap feature.
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