Klipsch speaker expert shares insights at Kiwanis meeting
Geary Gillum of Klipsch & Associates spoke to Hope Kiwanis at the Sheraton Inn, showing color slides on Klipsch products. The firm, led by Paul W. Klipsch, has grown to five buildings and about 60 employees, with speakers sold globally. Bill McKenzie became a new Kiwanis member, joining his father Dr. Jim McKenzie, while Bobby Embry earned the Kiwanian of the Month Award for March.
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Klipsch & Associates
Kiwanis Club
Sheraton Inn
Gilum
New York
London
European
Japan
Hope
Arkansas
Paul W. Klipsch
Klipsch
Bill McKenzie
Mary Wood
Margie
Jimmy Miller
Charles Tarbpey
Cheryl Snyder
Lynn Harris
Bob White
Kusins Furniture
Bobby Embry
Kiwanian
Teachers' summer workshop scheduled
Hempstead County teachers may earn three to six hours of graduate or undergraduate credit in Environmental Education at the University of Central Arkansas in June and July. Roy Bass, district conservationist, Soil Conservation Service, notes limited slots and early applications due by May 1.
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University of Central Arkansas
Roy Bass
Soil Conservation Service
Bass
Federal Building
Hope
Arkansas
Arkansas Department of Education
Arkansas Ecology Center
State Department of Education
Tornadoes Touch Four States Amid Unstable Spring Weather
Unstable spring weather brings tornadoes to Texas, Kansas, Louisiana, and New Mexico with fourteen tornadoes reported. Severe thunderstorms, high winds and large hail sweep the southern plains while snow affects Colorado travel. Cooler and warmer conditions vary by region across the nation. Richard Henry Lee and Francis Lightfoot Lee noted as brothers to the Declaration of Independence.
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Colorado
Texas
Kansas
Louisiana
New Mexico
Lower Rockies
Central
Southern Plains
Upper Plains
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Ohio
Tennessee
Appalachians
Atlantic Coast
Evanston
Wyo
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Intermountain
Rockies
West Central Plains
U.S
Atlanta
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Indianapolis
Louisville
Miami
Nashville
New Orleans
New York
Pittsburgh
Washington
Richard Henry Lee
Francis Lightfoot Lee
Capeavens
Scientists answer Food Day questions via national toll free line
Scientists from CAST and 31 universities and government bodies will field calls on nutrition food safety and agricultural production through a two day Dialogue Dial-in program. The 800 424 619 line serves all areas except Washington DC where 202 749 is used from 9 am to 4 pm EST.
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Council For Agricultural Science and Technology
CAST
Washingtion
Charles Black
Iowa State University
Black
National Agricultural Chemicals Association
CAS
Quality Inn
Capitol Hill
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