Hope Star Weather and Rates Notice from 1977
The Hope Star edition lists weather outlook with cold fronts and frost risk across Arkansas and near-term warming expected by the weekend. It also presents varying subscription rates for carriers and mail deliveries in Hope and surrounding areas, plus advertising and circulation notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Great Lakes
Hope
Hempstead
Howard
Nevada
Pike, Miller and Clark
Ex Cuban president shoots self in Miami Beach
Carlos Prio Socarras, Cuba’s last constitutional president, 74, was found in his garage and died after a self inflicted gunshot wound during surgery at Mount Sinai Hospital. He led Cuba from 1948 to 1952 before Batista ousted him. He remained active in the Cuban American community.
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Miami Beach
Fila
Carlos Prio Socarras
Cuba
Prio
Mount Sinai Hospital
John Anderson
Pino
Quba
Fulgencio Batista
Fidel Castro
Batista
Obituary notices for Ramney Munn Jennings Brown Stephens and others
Obituaries note WM Ramney a longtime Hope resident and former cafe owner who founded the Hope Creamery and Dairy. Effie Munn widow of William H Munn. Claud C Jennings 83 Prescott rancher. Luther Junior Brown Nashville rancher and Weyerhaeuser worker. Lucy Stephens 9 resident of Blevins with multiple children and grandchildren. funeral services set at Herndon chapel and various churches. several survivors listed. additional notes on plans and cemetery burials.
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WM. Ramney
Hope
Hope Creamery and Dairy
First Christian Church
WM. Ramsey Jr
Tempe
Ariz
Rufus Herndon Jr
Loyal Ramsey
Decatur
Mayme Sickafus
Port Charlotte
Fla
Herndon Chapel
LC. Reece
Ralph Hale
Memory Gardens
Herndon Funeral Home
Effie Munn
Effie Herring Munn
William H. Munn
First Baptist Church
Hugh Munn
Midland
Tex
Louise Fuller
Richard Stiltner
S.A. Whitlow
Corinth Cemetery
Nevada County
Herridon Funeral Home
Claud C. Jennings
Prescott
Nevada County Hospital
First Baptist Church of
Maxine Black
DeKalb
Geneive Caldwell
Stuttgart
Ark
Lannie Ward
California
Tom
Luther Junior Brown
Nashville
Sunset Church of Christ
Lynn Matheny
Clinton Elliott
New Corinth Cemetery
Latimer Funeral Home
Howard County
Weyerhaeuser Co
Church of Christ
Vonda Mae Hatch Brown
Timothy Luther Brown
Brenda Ann Brown
Vonda Ruth Brown
Martin Luther Brown
Carl Dildy Smith
Kermit Jamison
Lucy Stephens
Blevins
Bruce Memorial Methodist Church
John H. Stephens
Marion
Cline Stephens
Hampton
Lelia Jordan
Daisy Sutton
Venice
Jack Gray
Malvern
Herman Blythe
Gordon, Ark
Bruce Memorial Church
Jerry Don Roberts
Callicott
Maribrook Cemetery
Sadat urges Palestinian voice in future peace talks
President Anwar Sadat pressed the Carter administration to admit Palestinians to Middle East peace talks and sought more US arms including FS fighter planes and TOW missiles. He met with Defense Secretary Brown and planned talks with Carter and Blumenthal as Israel opposes arming Egypt.
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Sadat
Washington
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Carter
Middle East
Defense
Harold Brown
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Jerusalem
White House
Israel
Palestine Liberation Organization
United States
PLO
Jordan
Fierce fighting reported in southern Lebanon frontier area
Artillery and rocket duels continued for a second day in southern Lebanon near the Israeli border. Syrian artillery supported Palestinian and Lebanese leftist forces as Christian Phalange efforts to eject guerrillas faced resistance. Marjayoun reported ablaze as fighting intensified near the border.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Christian Phalange Party
Tel Aviv
Israel
Latini
Damascus
al Baath
Baath Party
Maariv
Marjayoun
Georgia voters choose replacement for Young in four major elections
Voters face a pivotal day as Wyche Fowler Jr. and John Lewis contest Georgia's 5th District seat. Los Angeles eyes Tom Bradley re election against Alan Robbins. Madison sees Anthony Amato challenging Paul Soglin. Washington 7th District hosts 25 candidates for Brock Adams seat. turnout anticipated around 30 percent.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
U.N
Andrew Young
Los Angeles
Tom Bradley
Madison
Wis
Washington
Brock Adams
Transportation
Georgia
Wyche Fowler Jr
John Lewis
Voter Education Project
Lewis
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Martin Luther King Jr
Fowler
Young
Bradley
Anthony Amato
Paul Soglin
Amato
Soglin
Atlanta strikers line up for new jobs after firing
More than 800 people queued at Atlanta employment offices to apply for jobs left open by Mayor Maynard Jackson firing over 1,000 city workers who did not report to work during a strike by the AFSCME. Four strikers were arrested after clashing with applicants near sanitation headquarters.
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Atlanta
Maynard Jackson
Clyde Hamby
Jackson
American Federation of State
Martin Luther King Jr
Memphis
Martin Luther King Sr
Atlanta Business League
The
Urban League
Local taxing bill signed by Arkansas governor
Gov. David Pryor signed a local taxing bill that grants cities and counties the power to levy taxes only if voters approve it. The measure was pared down during passage and now offers limited authority to raise local revenue through ballot approval.
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Little Rock
David Pryor
Gorden District Conference Set at Shady Grove AME Church
The Gordon District Conference will meet April 10 and 11 at Shady Grove AME Church in Emmet Arkansas with Rev M H Elliott presiding and Rt Rev F C James expected to attend. Lorriane White will preach the annual sermon and Friday includes ministerial business and a musical program. A second musical program is planned at Mt Sinai CME Church on Sunday April 10 at 2 30 p m with Rev A Morris pastor.
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Gorden
Shady Grove
A.M.E
Emmet
Arkansas
Lorriane White
Bethel A.M.E
Hope
Miss White
Bethel
M.H. Elliott
Gordon
Elliott
F.C. James
12Th Episcopal District
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Oklahoma
Mt. Sinai C.M.E
Highway 67
Rev. A. Morris
Pilot crash near Marietta linked to severe storm and hail
Witness Don Foster a Decatur pilot said the crash followed a severe thunderstorm with heavy hail and engine loss. The FAA noted both engines flamed out and the windshield cracked before the plane crashed 15 miles from Dobbins Air Force Base. NTSB sent a 12 member team to investigate as recovery continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Foster
Decatur
Ala
Federal Aviation Administration
Atlanta
Dobbins Air Force Base
Marietta
Foster
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