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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1970

Page

2

Hope B and PW Club Dinner Highlights Journalism

The Hope B and PW Club held a dinner meeting at the Diamond on Thursday April 9 with 25 members attending. Mary Nell Turner discussed the Hope High School journalism department noting changes and current workroom operations, and editors Ralph Routon and Justin Caldwell spoke on The Hope Hi Lights and The Bobcat publications. Mary Andrews announced future meetings including a Nike Club installation April 16 and a convention June 5-6 at the Velda Rose in Hot Springs. Arkansas posted a relatively accident-free weekend with one fatality near Stuttgart when a pickup collided with a train.

Hope B& PW Club the Diamond Hope High School Mary Nell Turner Verger Junior High Hope Hi-Lights Bobcat Ralph Routon Justin Caldwell Hope B & PW Club Mary Andrews Nike Club Douglas Building Fordyce Petit Jean Mountain Velda Rose Hot Springs Dora Ella Caldwell Marjorie Rogers Margaret Park Donna Smith Martha Stephenson Arkansas Jesse Paul Hansell Humnake Stuttgart Associated Press

Arkansas High Court Obd Offset Proceedings Recap

The Arkansas high court term includes reversals and affirmations on several cases from Sebastian, Jackson, Greene, Chicot, Pulkas ki, and Yell counties. Notable items involve Collier Wenderoth v. Jack Freese and Parker v. Game & Fish Commission, with reversals and affirmations noted by justices including Carleton Harris and John A. Fogleman. PER CURIAM orders deny rehearings in several matters, reflecting an active docket and varied outcomes across probate, commerce, and circuit appeals.

Associated Press Carleton Harris Collier Wenderoth Jack Freese Sebastian Chy Ft. Smith George Rose Smith Batesville Funeral Home, Inc Orville Lee Barnett Jackson Lyle Brown Tommy R. Williams Troy L. Fears Greene Ciy John A. Fogleman Ark. Land & Cattle Co Anderson-Tully Co Chicot Chy Clarence R. Doepke J. Michael Smith Ark J. Fred Jones Red Line Transfer & Storage Co., Inc Commerce Commission Pulaski Conley Byrd Game & Fish Commission Parker Parker Yell City Frank Holt Dorothy Evelyn Lomaxy State of Ark Miller Circuit Elgin Martin Carfield Edgar G. W. Edgar Fogleman, J Would Met Billy R. Haynes

The Negro Community and Calendar of Events Notes

Ester Hicks reflects on beauty found globally while noting local events. The City Park Commission will meet at the Youth Center tonight at 7 p.m. Jurel Fuller, longtime Hope resident, died in Tucson. He is survived by a daughter in Tulare and three sons in California, plus grandchildren and relatives in Arkansas. Funeral details pending. Messages may be sent to Alice Hollyfield in Tucson.

Russellvilie Leona Burton Munford Russelleville William M Raymond B. Munford California Alvie Lay Russellville Jam Sewell Hope Brice Branch Harmony Free Will Baptist Church Oakland Cemetery Gardner Robert B. Burns Lf, Ginocchei Texarkana Doyle Martin Willisville Ark O.B. Burns Magnolia Homer Burns Memphis Bell Perry Nashville Fred Hoyett Wilbur Gertrude Hood Avery’s Chapel Carol Byers Herndon Funeral Home Ester Hicks City Park Jurel Fuller Arkansas Tucson, Arizona Aline Hollyfield Tulare Maceo Jurel, Jr Barney Fuller Alice Chappell Henry Chappell Alice Hollyfield East 27Th Street Tuccson Arizona

Showers Hit Some of Arkansas Thunderstorm Fallout

Arkansas awoke to fair skies after Sundays severe storms. Marble hail fell in Little Rock and wind gusts reached 40 mph at Adams Field. Sunday highs ranged from 72 to 82, with lows spanning 41 to 53 in various cities. A low pressure system near California was forecast to bring more rain midweek. In separate news, Virgil Ticer, 55, of Botkinburg, died fighting a forest fire near Marshall after a 60 foot fall on Pater Mountain. Also named is 1970 Arkansas Mother of the Year James Cheyne Sr. and Tullie Wyrick of Magnolia as state committee head.

Carswell Lloyd Bentsen Sen Yarborough Texas Bentsen Supreme Court George Bush Houston Tennessee Gore William E. Brock Brock Abe Fortas High Court Lberal Haynsworth Senate Winston Prouty Prouty Philip H. Hoff Kennedy Hoff Dean C. Davis Vermont Prousty Pennsylvania Hugh Scott Scott Associated Press Arkansans Arkansas Weather Bureau Little Rock Adams Field California Nevada Bureau Jonesboro Fort Smith Fayetteville Harrison Pine Bluff Texarkana el Dorado Mamphis Memphis James G. Cheyne Sr Tullie M. Wyrick Magnolia American Mother’s Committee Inc

Nationwide concerns mix science and politics in brief

The article surveys health and social issues from life expectancy to environmental harm, highlighting Ray Charles's talents and teen driving risks. It notes a presidential election year clash over federal education aid, postal strike fallout, and a budget shift pushing education funding near six hundred million more than planned amid Nixon administration debates.

Nixon Congress Coaltion of House Appropriations Committee

Apollo 13 Flight Highlights for April 13 1999

Space Center Houston AP reports the third and fourth days of Apollo 13 voyage to the moon with meal periods sleep checks and multiple course corrections. Key events include lunar module entry checks haise and lovell moving between modules and a final descent orbit adjustment with photography of the lunar surface.

Lunar Module Fred W. Halse Jr James A. Lovell John L. Swigert Haise Lovell Moon Lunar Apollo

Journalists Day Planned at ASU in Jonesboro

Arkansas State University in Jonesboro will host annual Journalism Day for high school students on Thursday. Plaques will be awarded to schools and individuals winning in ASU sponsored journalism contests.

Jonesboro Ark Arkansas State University Sind

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