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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1971

Page

4

British Move Toward Metric System Heading for 1975 Shift

The United Kingdom gradually adopts metric units as imperial measures fade. Decimals replace divisions in daily life while some items like beer pints persist. The government projects substantial metrication by 1975, with dual labeling continuing for shoppers and industry varying in adoption.

United States Congress Commerce Department Britain U.S Canada Europe Metrication Board

Carnival Queen is Chosen In Arkansas Pageant

Becky Bray, 22, of Fort Smith, was chosen queen of the White River Carnival in Batesville. First runner up was Susan Tichenor, 20, of Pine Bluff, with Terry Lynn Campbell, 20, of North Little Rock, named second runner-up.

Batesville, Ark Becky Bray Fort Smith White River Susan Tichenor Pine Bluff Terry Lynn Campbell North Little Rock

Generators Sold to U S Government After Combat Failures

A House Armed Services subcommittee report found hundreds of combat generators broke down in Vietnam and were sold to the U S government. The defects allegedly harmed Marine Corps combat capability and may have led to casualties. The panel referred the matter for possible Justice Department action, citing contractor influence over personnel. Manufacturers blamed untrained Marine mechanics despite meeting requirements.

Mike Shanahan Associated Press Washington Vietnam U.S Marine Corps House Armed Services Investigating Subcommittee Justice Department Consolidated Diesel Electric Co Old Greenwich Conn Danang Consolidated Daniel Elmore Daniel Ross Elmore Ross Pentagon Fiven Jennings McLain McLain Marine Corps Procurement Division

England Charges Europeans Over Near Misses By Jets

London AP reports British Airline Pilots Association alleging West German and French fighter planes harassed civil airliners in Europe with eight near misses logged in West Germany last year. The pilots warn of a potential repeat of the 1985 Japanese airliner collision in a new safety danger in military training over Europe.

London Europe Sunday Express West Germany

Jethro of Homer and Jethro Dies

EVANSTON IL AP A stunned Kenneth Burns says he will take time to think before performing again after the death of his partner Henry D Haynes 51 Homer guitar player. Haynes died Saturday of a heart attack hours before a Great Midwest Fair appearance in Crete Thi They formed Homer and Jethro in 1932 and recorded over 50 albums and appeared widely. Funeral services are planned in Lansing with many country stars expected. Burns recalled a 40 year career full of steady work and big nightclub revues.

Martin Hirschman Associated Press Detroit John Gobert Supai Grand Canyon Gobert Browning Mont Navy Vietnam Naval U.S. Indian Health Service Arizona U.S. Public Health Service Phoenix Tucson Ariz Charles S. McCammon Phoenix Area Indian Health Service Gebert Evanston, LI Kenneth Burns Jethro Homer and Henry D. Haynes Tam Burns Hopeark Haynes Homer Crete Thi Knoxville Tenn Camp Kukamonga Daddy Lansing Grant- Burns North

Firefighters Elect President in Arkansas Association

Paul S. Benton, Camden Fire Department captain and training officer, elected president of the Arkansas State Firefighters Association at the convention in Jonesboro. The group urged the General Assembly to approve a hotel and motel room tax to fund a firemen's pension and sought to amend a 1929 act to allow up to 6 percent pension contributions, doubling the current 3 percent limit. mailmen in the United States first were paid salaries in 1843.

Jonesboro, Ark Paul S. Benton Camden Fire Department Arkansas State Firefighters Association Benton Bny the General Assembly United States

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