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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1977
Page
2
A Weather brief notes a chance of showers for the rest of the week as high pressure sits over the southeastern country, keeping frontal systems at bay through the period. The outlook emphasizes dry intervals and occasional showers driven by lingering fronts.
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with scattered thundershowers possible in western sections. Lows in mid to upper 50s and highs in the 60s to 70s. Advertising and subscription rates listed. officers and staff renamed. weather data notes and past day temperatures included.
The Housing Authority of Hope conducts a survey on elderly housing at Sixth and Laurel Streets with a project planned. Persons 62 or older who need better housing and can pay 2 percent of income plus utilities may visit the Housing Office at 720 Texas Street to fill out a form. Filling the form is not a commitment.
US Atty. Gen. Griffin Bell will speak to the Pulaski County Bar Association on May 4. His office said he would fly to Little Rock from a judicial conference in Alabama and likely stay overnight before returning to Washington.
Louise L. Newton of Bethel underwent a catheter procedure at Maine Medical Center to extract a five inch piece of tubing that had broken off during a prior shoulder treatment. Dr. C. A. MacLeod guided the wire loop device via fluoroscope toSafety remove the fragment from the right atrium without surgery.
A 69 year old New York man, Joseph Rizzo, with pancreatic cancer, wins a court order to import and use Laetrile. Judge Mark Costantino bars Customs and HEW from interference, allowing 278 vials and 278 pills for three months under doctor Dr. B B Camella supervision with monthly affidavits and final surrender if deceased or unused.
Mrs Martha Adell Lee Hill 60 died Saturday at her Delight Arkansas home. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday First Baptist Delight with Rev Franklin Shephard. burial Delight cemetery. Survivors include Loyd Hill Roy Lee Hill Sandra Pilot and eight grandchildren. Mrs Sarah Trudy Danner died Monday Prescott Arkansas. funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday Cornish Funeral Home chapel Prescott with burial DeAnn cemetery. Survivors include husband C G Danner three sons two sisters eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
Sheridan Arkansas AP reports Arthur Ray McKenzie, 80, longtime Sheridan mayor, former superintendent of schools at Sherdan for 29 years, died Monday. He was elected mayor in 1963.
The United States warns the Soviet Union that repeated fishing violations could strain bilateral relations. Deputy Secretary Christopher raises concerns over ongoing breaches of a 2000 mile fishing limit near New England, as the Taras Shevchenko is seized 240 miles southeast of Boston and Antanas Snechkus cargos are impounded.
Arkansas will raise monthly Medicaid payments for nursing home patients by up to 35 dollars starting next month. The increases are retroactive to January 2, officials said, but do not meet nursing homes' full requested amounts. The legislature boosted maximum payments above initial Social Services Division levels, contingent on available funds.
The board approved a resignation with Terrell to keep working with administrators and finances. Officers elected were Tom Ed Hays Jr. as president Wayne Russell as vice president and Mickey Becherer as secretary treasurer. Mankind is a composite of the heavenly and earthly.
Hal Sutton son of Howard and Mary Sutton of Shreveport wins the Louisiana Intercollegiate golf title in a sudden death playoff at Huntington Park. He defeats defending champion Tim Graham of McNeese State after both posted 216 over 44 holes. Sutton lobbed in a 20-foot birdie on the second playoff hole to seal the victory.
Brack May son of Mr and Mrs Youell May Route 4 Box 238 will perform with Henderson State University Symphonic Band under Wendell O Evanson and with the Lab Band on Channel Four TV April 16 at 6 30 p m. May is a 1975 Hope High School honor graduate majoring in Music Education and member of the HSU band and lab band. The Lab Band is conducted by Electric Earl Hesse and recently won first place at a Memphis jazz band contest.
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