Keeping Cool During Heat Wave Safety Tips
Our Daily Shiced Thin presents heat wave safety guidance from the U S Environmental Services Administration. Tips cover pacing activity, early warning signs, light clothing, diet, hydration, salt intake, gradual acclimatization, shade or cooler environments, limited sun exposure, and recognizing heat syndrome symptoms with first aid steps. Jackson Mississippi Clarion Ledger.
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Alen. W. Washburn
U.S. Environmental Science Services Administration
Jackson
Clarion-Ledger
Chance of Rain Over Weekend
Two cold fronts north and west of Arkansas bring a weekend chance of showers and thunder showers across the state. Rain is likely Saturday night as fronts move through Kansas Oklahoma and Texas. Highs Thursday ranged from 9 to 6 degrees and overnight lows varied across cities. A federal judge refused to block sea bottom burial of 2675 tons of deadly herbgan offshore Florida but urged a different dumping site for the Defense Department.
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June L. Green
Defense Department
Uruguayan officials study uncerta in note on Tupamaros ransom ultimatum
Montevideo officials considered an unverified Buenos Aires message claiming the Tupamaros might execute the Brazilian diplomat and a kidnapped American agronomist. The note, found in Buenos Aires, echoes Tupamaro phrasing and cites “revolutionary justice” while denying U S involvement and urging releases of prisoners as ransom. Police and soldiers hunted for the guerrillas amid ongoing captivity and threats.
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Man Killed in Marvell Wreck
State Police said Ivory D. Williams aged 29 from near Poplar Grove died in a one car crash on Arkansas 316 east of Thorton. The car left the road and plunged into Big Creek flood waters, near Phillips County.
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Marvell
Ark
Ivory D. Wiliams
Poplar Grove
Arkansas 316
Thorton
Phillips
Williams
Big Creek
U.S. Report Shows a Slight Improvement in Economy
Government data indicate a glimmer of improvement with higher personal income and industrial production in July. Real GNP rose beyond earlier estimates, but a $14.3 billion federal deficit for April–June and reliance on consumer spending tempers optimism for a full recovery.
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Associated Press
Washington
Commerce Department
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G.N.P
U.S. Report
FDA to reverse stand on cyclamates this week
FDA plans to reverse six month old restrictions and bar cyclamates in artificially sweetened diet foods. Announcement expected after stock markets close as officials weigh broad food ban and economic impact amid earlier cancer and birth defect concerns.
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G. C. Thelen Jr
Associated Press Wester Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Charles C. Edwards
Washington
Hal Boyle Jumps to Conclusions on Youth Dirty Movies
Hal Boyle offers satirical observations on aging youth and fashion, noting youths distrust older rivals, prefer retirees who stay in line, and mockingly opines on trains, mini skirts, and neat dress. The column closes with a tease to read more on page 2.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Pollution advisory signals marginal Arkansas threat
The U S Weather Bureau issued a Thursday statement noting marginal pollution potential in Arkansas. It said pollution was not high enough to be immediately dangerous.
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Little Rock
U.S. Weather Bureau
Arkansas
Weather Bureau
Israel Strikes Jordanian Positions Amid Ceasefire Tensions
In Jerusalem Israeli air force planes struck Jordanian army strongholds aiding Palestinian guerrillas, in the second strafing raid inside Jordan since the cease-fire began. A Tel Aviv spokesman said bombs hit targets near the Beisan Valley, with Beisan Valley settlements Maoz Haim and Yardena under mortar fire but reported no damage. Jordan tightened security as guerrilla groups shelved the truce.
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U.S. Forces in Saigon Region Cut by 15000
American forces in the Saigon region will be reduced by about 15,000 as two full brigades and other units are withdrawn and a large base is handed to the Vietnamese. Transfers affect the 11 surrounding provinces of the 3rd Military Region. Some soldiers move to other units if their 12 month Vietnam tours are not complete.
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Associated Press
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Creighton W. Abrams
Thailand
Japan
Bloodmobile Coming Here on Monday
Women of the Presbyterian Church join 36 volunteers to staff a Bloodmobile visit at the First Presbyterian Church in Hope on Monday August 17 from noon to 6:00 PM. Doctors stand by. donors receive a blood donor card for cross-county use.
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Deposits Open for 1971 Hope High School Yearbook
Deposits for the 1971 Bobcat yearbook are taken at the school science building when the bookstore opens next Monday August 17. Over the next two weeks a staff member will be at Clyde Davis Photography to collect deposits, then students go to the annex office or publications room. The deadline is September 12 per Mrs. Mary Nell Turner, publications adviser. Junior high arrangements will be announced later.
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Clyde Davis Photography
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Financial Condition of School Unchanged Likely Fund Loss
A public notice explains Hempstead County under-assessed status may trigger a 20 percent holdback of turn back funds for Hope School District 1-A, with an estimated impact of fifty to sixty thousand dollars. The Board of Education issues a brief statement to county officials.
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Hope School District 1-A
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Water Wells Restored to Full Service After Outage
Water wells were restored to service Thursday night and reserves should return to normal by Friday night. Parts for the last well arrived sooner than expected. Chester May of Butane Gas Company helped by making equipment available. The department says storage will be filled by Friday night as daytime usage remains high and lawns and car washing were limited.
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Chester May
Butane Gas Company
Water Department
Lift Parts Plant Faces Possible Closure in West Memphis
West Memphis Ark AP The Lift Parts Manufacturing Co. warned on Thursday that a shutdown could force 150 employees out of work. President William Durfree stated the threat amid talks and cost pressures at the plant.
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West Memphis, Ark
Lift Parts Manufacturing Co
West Memphis
William Durfree
All Around Town Highlights Local Veterans and Community News
Lt Larry Joe Browning, son of Mrs Grady Browning, returns from Vietnam after a year with the 1st Medical Co Pleiku and 51st Medical Co Qui Nhon earning a Bronze Star. He joins the 1st Infantry Division at Fort Riley Kansas. His wife Sara stays with her mother in Prescott. Patmos Cemetery seeks funds for upkeep. Hope High Band seniors to report at 9 a.m. August 17. O H Allen undergoes surgery at Wadley Hospital Texarkana. Community notes include nerve gas concerns and shipyard ties. Einar L Roger named President of the Soil Conservation Society of America for 1971 in Toronto. Herman H Wilson attends. Paul Huddleston adds Tommy Still and Ronnie Ingram to Liberty-Eylau coaching staff. Paul W McCormack USAF Ret. joins National Association for Uniformed Services to support veterans and dependents.
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Prescott
Einar L. Roger
Arkansas Soil Conversation Service
Soil Conservation Society of America
Toronto
Ontario
Herman H. Wilson
Rc&d
Hope
Paul Huddleston
Liberty
Senate backs Nixon vetoes education bill clash in Congress
The Senate expected to sustain President Nixon against a $44 billion education bill veto, his second defeat this year, as the House had overridden a veto earlier. A second veto consideration involved an $18 billion omnibus appropriations bill for housing veterans space and other programs, with a 203 to 195 vote.
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New Schedule of Republican Voting Places
Hempstead County voters receive a revised list for the Republican primary listing numerous polling sites in Hope Ozan Blevins McCaskill Sardis and surrounding communities. Absenteg County Clerk notes ballot positions and August primary details for Governor James Uncle Mar and Governor Wintheep.
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One Stop
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Sardis No. 2
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McCaskill, Bingin
Absenteg County
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