Notice of Sale Hempstead County Bonds 1966
Hempstead County Arkansas will sell to the highest bidder its proposed issue of 222000 General Obligation Industrial Development Bonds issued under Amendment 49. Bonds bear 4 percent interest payable semiannually starting December 1 1966, maturing annually through 1986. Proceeds fund an industrial project for Missouri Research Laboratories leased back to Missouri Research. Tax suspension provisions exist if no default. Minimum bid at par plus accrued interest. award to lowest net interest cost.
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Hempstead County
Arkansas
State of
Hempstead
Missouri Research Laboratories, Inc
Missouri Research
Bank of Payment
Smith, Williams, Friday & Bowen
Little Rock
Bidder deposits for Hempstead County bond sale in 1966
Hope Arkansas hempstead County courthouse advertises bond sale terms with a required certified or cashier’s check of 447,000 dollars per bidder payable to the County and held as liquidated damages if the sale is won but not completed. Unsuccessful bidder checks are returned and no interest on good faith checks. Stephens Inc is fiscal agent.
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Hempstead
Hope
Arkansas
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Stephens, Inc
Little Rock
Weather Forecast for Arkansas Regions Tuesday Outlook
Weather Experiment Station reports 24 hours ending 7 am Tuesday with high 75 and low 89 and 0.06 inch precipitation. Arkansas forecast notes considerable cloudiness breezy mild with scattered showers or thunderstorms through Wednesday. Regional notes vary: Central Arkansas cool to mid 60s tonight and mid 70s Wednesday. Southeast and Southwest Arkansas mostly cloudy with 68 to 76 highs. Northeast Arkansas mostly cloudy with little temp change. Northwest Arkansas scattered storms today and tonight with highs around 70s and lows 54 to 62 and Wednesday highs in 60s.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Akansas
Northwest
New Problems Facing the Supermarket by Sally Ryan
Ameri cans struggle with shelf space as new products flood stores. Executives say loyalty keeps housewives from switching quickly, with many new items failing. Experts note product life in food has shortened from decades to under seven years amid rising competition. Sam Dawson is on vacation.
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Sally Ryan
AP Business News
New York
Theodore A. von der Ahe
Von's Grocery, Co
California
William A. Schroeder
Consumer
Corn Products Co
Schroeder
Campbell Soup Co
General Foods Corp
General Mills, Inc
Green Gram Co
Gordon Ellis
Pet Milk Co
Ellis
Sam Dawson
Lincoln High School FFA week events and basketball game
Lincoln High School observed National FFA Week with chapel program reports from Wanda Williamson. Lincoln High seniors Earlene Cheathem Aretha Terrell and Wanda Williamson led a colorful installation of officers. Upcoming events include Mother’s Appreciation Night May 31, spring dress review, and the final basketball game at 3 p.m. against the Starmets of Tyler, Texas at the Lincoln High Gym.
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Lincoln F. H. A
Lincoln High School
Furture Homemakers of America
Little Rock
Wanda Williamson
Carrol Gilliam
Sharolette Williamson
Irene Moore
Bettye Muldrew
Brenda Pryor
Earlene Cheathem
Aretha Terrell
Shirley Perkins
Louise Munn
Linda Pryor
Rexcens Stuart
Pleace Lincoln High School
Starmets
Tyller
Texas
Lincoln Tigers
Jackie Ogden
John Henry Ogden
Harold Lee
Otis Cheatham
Clyde Mitchell Jr
Charles Crosby
Tyler
Tigers
Clow
Tollette
Nashville
Lincoln High Gymnasium
GOP Rally Here Well Attended In Hope Arkansas
A Hope Arkansas rally drew a large turnout as supporters gathered to hear GOP speakers. The event featured party lines, with attendees praising candidate platforms and urging voters to participate in upcoming elections.
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Hope
Ark
Electricians Return to Work at Cape Kennedy Space Center
Electricians are to follow a government request and confine picketing to one gate at Cape Kennedy, enabling about 593 construction workers to return. The so called one gate policy by Air Force and NASA aims to limit strike disruption at Merritt Island’s moon port and resume second shift by 3 p.m. Substantial layoffs had slowed multiple projects amid a wage dispute with United Technology Center, a United Aircraft division.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
This Space Center
Polley
International Union of Electrical Workers
Afl-Cio
United Technology Center
United Aircraft Corp
Merritt Island Moon Port
Air Force
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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