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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1977
Page
1
Star adds weekly feature takes on AP Sports Almanac
The Star announces a new weekly feature titled Makin Things starting April 13 with two editions that week and each Monday thereafter. It will run under a partnership with Register & Tribune Syndicate and include 250 copies of the 1977 AP Sports Almanac. The feature is by Ed and Stevie Baldwin, known from Tulsa World and Enid Morning News. Also notes the do it yourself market growth and upcoming television projects. Weather: fair and mild tonight, increasing cloudiness and warm Tuesday with scattered western showers. Lows tonight in the Ws.
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The
Star
Associated Press
U.S
Register & Tribune Syndicate, Inc
Des Moines
Iowa
Family Workshop
Grolier Publishing Co
Train slams into oil truck near Talon crossroad in Oklahoma
A westbound Frisco freight hitting an oil tanker at a private crossing in Terlton Oklahoma injured three people and caused about 2 million dollars in damage. Firefighters from multiple towns battled a spreading oil fire as 17 freight cars and three engines derailed.
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Terlton
Okla
Frisco
St. Louis
California
Drumright
Mannford
Cleveland
Dilton
Santa Fe
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Rondell Fewell
Rouse
Company Field
Dallas Dickson
Private talks on personnel issues ruled lawful by court
Arkansas Supreme Court upheld that public bodies may meet in private to collect and consider facts related to personnel matters. The ruling narrows the FOI statute by allowing deliberations in private, while dissent warns it could shield non related topics from public scrutiny.
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Little Rock
Supreme Court
Prvate
Lewis D. Jones
Fayetteville
Taylor
William C. Adair Jr
Paragould
Adair
Harvard Law Review
City Board Opens Under New Manager John Swift
The Hope City Board of Directors meets Tuesday night with new city manager John Swift. They will consider a contract with the Hope Housing Authority to secure right-of-way for the wastewater project, award work on Hervey Street and Avenue B, set just compensation for Highway 174 right-of-way, and discuss employee health insurance and meeting date ordnance. The meeting starts at 7 p.m.
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John Swift
Hope
Hope Housing Authority
Hervey Street
Avenue B
Highway 174
Housing survey planned by Hope Housing Authority
The Housing Authority of Hope will conduct a housing survey on elderly rentals. A project is planned at Sixth and Laurel Streets and residents 62 or older who can pay 25 percent of income for rent may visit the Housing Office at 728 Texas Street to fill out a non binding form.
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Housing Authority of Hope
Sixth
Laurel Streets
Texas Street
Housing Authority
Man shoots dog and self from church pulpit
Ford Dawson 52 of Gulfport fired a shot in the First Baptist Church during Easter services then killed his dog and himself on live television. He spoke briefly from the pulpit before shooting and later died after brain surgery. the dog survived.
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Biloxi
Miss
Ford Dawson
First Baptist Church
Frank Gunn
Dawson
Air Force
Gunn
Two jailed in trailer theft in Hempstead County
Hershel Edward Laminack and Billy Von Williams of Morehouse Missouri are jailed in Hempstead County for theft of two horses a horse trailer three saddles two bridles and two horse blankets. A horse and trailer were recovered from Eddie Fry after a Dec 3 1976 theft. Arrests were made in Sikeston Missouri and the recovered property returned to Hempstead County. Police say the case remains under investigation.
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Hershel Edward Laminack
Billy von Williams
Morehouse
Missouri
Hempstead
Henry Sinyard
Eddie Fry
Sikeston
Hempstead County
Sinyard
Hope Board Of Education Set For Tonight Meeting
The Hope Board of Education will hold a regular monthly meeting in the administration building at 7 p.m. Items include officer elections, student expulsions, and Fulton school matters. An executive session will discuss bus driver employment and personnel for 1977 78.
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Hope Board of Education
Fulton School
Soviet Vessels Seized Near 200-Mmile Zone Portland Boston Coast Guard
Two Soviet ships faced enforcement action off the U S coast as the Taras Shevchenko docked at Boston with a crew of 93 after exceeding river herring quotas. The Antanas Snechkus was moved toward Boston from east southeast of Nantucket. authorities seized cargo on the second vessel. President Carter commented on the enforcement.
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Boston
Coast Guard
United States
Taras Shevchenko
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Wth
Antanas Snechkus
Nantucket
U.S
Gerry Studds
the Coast Guard
Klaipeda
Russia
Carter refines anti inflation plan after Georgia trip
President Carter finishes a weekend in Calhoun Georgia with Easter services and a sunrise family event. Back in Washington he plans a news conference to reveal a wage and price monitoring plan with labor management committees and a strengthened Wage and Price Stability Council while outlining Latin American policy to the Organization of American States.
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Carter
Georgia
Washington
Calhoun
Plains
Walter Mondale
Organization of American States
North Georgia
Jack
Carters
First Baptist Church
Bob Maddox
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Labor
Meany
Blumenthal
Policy Forum
New York
Council On
Alejandro Orfila
OAS
Easter observances span globe amid protests and parades
Easter 1970 saw Pope Paul VI greeting millions in 14 languages as crowds flocked to St. Peter's Square while tensions rose with anarchist interruptions at Notre Dame Paris. In the U S Carter family held a sunrise service in Georgia and Easter parades filled New York and Atlantic City. Moscow advertised graveside observances as state media aired Western entertainment. IRA factions staged marches in Dublin and Belfast amid claimed bombings and shootings, with denials from the Provisionals.
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Associated Press
Paul VI
Paris
Notre Dame
Georgia
St. Peter’s Square
Jerusalem
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Old City
Mount of Olives
Heaven
Baader- Meinhof
Europe
Carter
Jack
Calhoun
Amy
Christ
Carters
First Baptist Church
New York
Fifth Avenue
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Boardwalk
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Franco Zeffirelli
Jesus of Nazareth
NBC
Moscow
Liza Minnelli
Irish Republican Army
Dublin
Irish Republic
Belfast
Northern Ireland
IRA
Provisionals
Clinton on prison overcrowding plan outlined
Arkansas Attorney General Bill Clinton says more work release centers additional probation officers and a new prison are needed to ease the growing inmate population He plans to meet with Governor Pryor and corrections officials to discuss the overcrowding.
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Little Rock
Bill Clinton
Clinton
David Pryor
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