Rotary Club Speaker Discusses Land Management
Dorsey McRae introduces Andrew Hulsey director of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission as a sportsman and leader. Hulsey explains nature balance created by disasters or man and Arkansas leadership in assets for sportsmen. He stresses land management enforce forest laws and deer and turkey supplies. He notes fishing waters require money and urges maintenance of sites when possible. Other guests include Ab Morman Donald Whiting Bill White Ben Waiters Fred Ward and Charlie Wilson.
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Dorsey McRae
Andrew Hulsey
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Hope Rotary Club
Arkansas
Ab Morman
Donald Whiting
Bill White
Ben Waiters
Fred Ward
Charlie Wilson
Game and Fish Commission
Dick Moore
Rotaran
Hope Star publication details and subscription rates
The Hope Star outlines staff roles and publication basics for Hope Ark 1899 1927 consolidated press 1929, including editors and managers, postal status, AP and press associations, and a complex subscription rate table for carriers, in Arkansas Hempstead Nevada Lafayette Howard Pike Clark and other counties with prices per week month and year across mail and area options. The notice shows local and national ad representatives and distribution regions, plus miscellaneous pricing quirks and formatting.
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Arkansas Weather Report Forecast Keeps Warmer With Showers
Weather station report for 24 hours ending 7 am Monday shows high 76 and low 59 with 1.80 inches of precipitation for the week. Forecast partly cloudy and warmer through Tuesday with widely scattered showers and a few thunderstorms extreme northeast this morning and extreme northwest Tuesday. Highs mostly in the 80s, tonight lows in the 60s to 70s.
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Arkansas
Weather Elsewhere Elsewhere by The Associated Press
National weather snapshot lists conditions across U S cities with highs and lows. Entries include clear cloudy snowy and rainy areas from Albany to Winnipeg with temperatures ranging from the 30s to the 80s and notes indicating missing data or traces where present.
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Boise
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Chicago
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Helena
Honolulu
Jacksonville
Juneau
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Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
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Mels
St.p
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New York
Okla City
Omaha
Philadelphia
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Pittsburgh
Piland, Me
Piland
Ore
State Catches Up on Its Draft Quota
Col. Willard Hawkins, Arkansas Selective Service director, said Arkansas would be caught up on its draft quota by the end of May. He reported the state was 11 percent under quota in the first quarter, with February lag at 69 percent. National headquarters had warned that deficiencies must be made up by August.
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Little Rock
Willard Hawkins
Selective Service
Arkansas
Hawkins
National Selective Service
Judgment in Death Case Overturned
The Arkansas Supreme Court reversed a lower court divorce grant in a case involving Gean Lewis and J. C. Lewis. The court found both spouses at fault and sent the matter back for further proceedings, noting grounds were equal in degree and validity. It also reversed a $22,890 railroad negligence judgment tied to a fatal collision near El Dorado.
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Bill Simmons
Associated Press
Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Gean Lewis
J. C. Lewis
Henry S. Yocum Jr
el Dorado
Lewis
Lewes
John A. Fogleman
High Court
Supreme Court
Fogleman
Union County
Laverne Gray
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Co
South Jackson Road
Arkansas High Court rulings affirm and reverse in several cases
In proceedings from various divisions and districts Chief Justices and justices affirm or reverse. Cases include Harris v Mid-State Homes from Cleveland City and Brown v Wells R McCall from Carroll, plus Sherrod Estate and McKinley v Hillard. Rehearings denied and mandates ordered. motions granted for stay, consolidation, and supersedeas bonds.
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Carleton Harris
Kenneth Bell
Ef Ux
Mid- State Homes, Inc
Cleveland City
Grace
Phillips
Irl E. Sherrod Estate
Perry Probate
George Rose Smith
Clyde M. Young
Farmers Bank & Trust Company
Miss. Circuit
Chick. Dist
Lyle Brown
Wells R
Bob) McCall
Curtis G. Liberty
Carroll Cir Gean
Kenneth Coffelty
Ark
Lonnie B. Mitchelly
QO. E. Bishop
General Electric Credit Corp
Bankers Commercial Corp
Shelby Appleberry, Jr
Sadie Donley Holbrook
Hope Star Honors 1970 Valedictorian Janice Hugg
Hope Ark Star notes graduate honors with Offset Blevins printing. Valedictorian of the 1970 Blevins graduating class is Janice Diane Hugg, daughter of Mr and Mrs. The brief item highlights academic excellence and family ties in Hope community records.
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Bleving
Janice Diane Hugg
Blevins High Graduation Events May 1970
Blevins High School schedules Baccalaureate on Sunday May 17 1970 at 4 00 p m in the school gym with Reverend Wayne Bell delivering the sermon. Commencement exercises follow Monday May 18 1970 at 8 00 p m in the gym with Dallas Hugg as organizer. Salutatorian is Clydie Ann Brown.
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Blevins
Blevins High School
Wayne Bell
Clydie Brown
James Butler
Diana Coleman
Herschel English
Gary Gorham
Wayne Henagan
Janice Hugg
Charles Johnson
Ruby Ogburn
Gwendolyn McGill
Roy McMorris
Clara Mae Phillips
Leslie Salisbury
Danny Spicer
Kay Stone
Debbie Thaxton
J.C. Thurman
Phil Thurman
Charles Toliver
Betty Jo Warren
Lowell Watts
Charles Williamson
Hershel Wilson
Ella Mae Young
Dallas Hugg
Blevins Rt. 1
FTA
FHA
Gov. of
Clydie Ann Brown
Rt. Blevins
Griffin backs arms to Cambodia while opposing troops
Griffin argues small arms shipments to Cambodia would bolster its army against North Vietnamese and Viet Cong threats, potentially hastening U.S. troop withdrawals. He supports air strikes flexibility but opposes sending American troops or advisers, while Muskie labels such reasoning dangerous and seductive.
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Cambodia
South Vietnam
Griffin
Nixon
United States
CBS
Muskie
Southeast Asia
Obituaries for Willard Eason and William Cleaver
Funeral services were held for Willard Eason 65 of Arnaudville La died April 23 at a New Orleans VA Hospital Survivors include four sisters Irene and Martha Jane Eason Mary Futrowski Frances Gardner and two brothers Milton and Joe Eason Services for Eason were held April 25 in Arnaudville Also William Cleaver 57 long time Hempstead resident died at home He was a Bruner Ivory Handle Co employee and Church of Christ member Survivors include his wife four daughters three brothers a sister and several stepfamily Services planned for 2 30 p m Tuesday at the Church of Christ Burial in Memory Gardens by Oakcrest Funeral Home
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Willard Eason
Arnaudville
New Orleans
Mary Futrowski
Silver Springs
Irene
Martha Jane Eason
Columbus
Frances Gardner
Arizona
Milton Eason
Hope
Joe Eason
Little Rock
William G. Cleaver
Hempstead
Bruner Ivory Handle Co
Church of Christ
Alice Cleaver
David Brown
Bobby Allen
Donny Green
Corpus Christi
Texas
Ronny Gaye
San Antonio
Harley
Ralph Cleaver
California
Charles Cleaver
Fort Smith
Pauline Sanders
Nashville, Tenn
John H. Cannon
Mr. Peebles
Memory Gardens
Oakcrest Funeral Home
Thunderstorms End as Arkansas Sees High Pressure Ridge
Weather officials declared the weekend storm threat over as a high pressure ridge builds in from the Gulf of Mexico. A southerly flow will bring a chance of showers by Tuesday or Wednesday. Rivers cresting and minor flooding continued Sunday with locks and dams managing high water on the Arkansas River. boaters were warned to stay off. Temperatures ranged from 71 to 84 degrees with overnight lows around 66 to 70 and a trace of precipitation reported in Jonesboro.
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Weather Bureau
Gulf of Mexico
Bureau
Arkansas River
Texarkana
Fort Smith
Fayetteville
Jonesboro
Pine Bluff
el Dorado
Little Rock
Harrison
Texearkana
Memphis
Jonessboro
Congress May Adjourn by Labor Day
AP reports Congress aims to adjourn before Labor Day driven by re election concerns. Senate Leader Mansfield says schedule looks on track but warns debates on Electoral College reform military spending and unforeseen issues could delay action. Major items include Safeguard antiballistic missile debate and Nixon welfare reform.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Nixon
Mansfield
Welfare bill passes as Capitol ponders August session
The House approved the welfare measure and will first tackle the Pentagon weapons bill with ABM provisions. Senate debate last year on missile defense set a summer marathon. Mansfield doubted long fighting this time and leaders planned to skip August vacation.
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Senate
Mansfield
Congress
Defense
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