Making man-made marble by Dale Jones in Emmet
Dale Jones, a Nevada County native, left the city to return to Emmet and start a cultured marble workshop. He uses resin and rock dust as the primary ingredients and pursued self employment after inspiration from a friend.
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Rebecca Lazenby
The
Star Staff
Dale Jones
Emmet
Jones
Nevada County
Big City
V Jones
Shotgun discharge on plane leads to firearm charges
Three men from Georgia and Alabama faced illegal sawed off shotgun and loaded weapon charges after a sawed off shotgun discharged in the baggage compartment of an Eastern Airlines jet bound for Miami. No injuries were reported and the flight departed about an hour later.
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Atlanta
Eastern Airlines
Miami
Eastern
Secret Service
A. B
Barney” Watz
Miami Beach
Andrew Jackson Curry Jr
Andrew Jackson Curry III
Norcross
Ray Price
Heflin
Ala
Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Division
U.S. Treasury Department
AHD officials face union bid at Arkansas highway dept
Little Rock AP A union representing 1300 of 2000 Arkansas Highway Department maintenance workers seeks talks with highway commissioners. Ralph Miley Jr LIU/NNA says meetings refused on legal advice against collective bargaining. Union plans Aug 26 parking lot meeting and may pursue court action.
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Little Rock
State Highway Department
Ralph Miley Jr
Labor International Union of North America
Highway Department
Miley
Commission
Department
Trestle destroyed by fire west of Arkansas bridge
Frisco Railroad crews began rebuilding a burned trestle and reconnecting the main line to a Mississippi River bridge after a blaze destroyed the trestle and seven box cars Saturday evening. Lightning was initially suspected, but the cause remained undetermined. Fire broke out about one mile west of the Me Arkansas bridge as crews faced mud and let the fire burn out.
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West Memphis
Ark
Frisco Railroad
Mississippi River
Me Arkansas Bridge
Republicans Prepare for 1976 Nomination Rules Debate
In Miami Beach the Republican Rules Committee hears over 20 witnesses as it weighs broadened 1976 convention rule changes. Proposals include balanced gender and age representation and anti discrimination clauses, while changes to delegate allocation face opposition from conservatives and party reformers. The party aims to present a floor for delegates next week despite Nixon’s assured renomination and Agnew’s return as running mate.
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Miami Beach
Fila
Republican Party
Rules Committee
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Ripon Society
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
Washington
Job sharing gains traction as flexible work option
Boston AP report describes two part-time workers sharing one full-time role in fields from law to social work. Women like Marie Malaro Barbara Springer and Alice MacDonald cite better home balance, identity and energy, while advocates cite efficiency and broader talent pools. Employers show guarded interest amid pilot programs and limited real-world adoption.
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Boston
Marie Malaro
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Barbara Springer
Ardsley
N.Y
Alice MacDonald
Newton Center
Mass
Massachusetts Public Welfare Department
Felice N. Schwartz
Catalyst
Associated Press
Jane Fleming
Boston Project For
Massachusetts Department of Social Services
Daniel I. Cronin
Airman Danny P. Simmons graduates Air Force carpenter course
Airman Danny P. Simmons son of Mr and Mrs Otha P Simmons of Hope has graduated at Sheppard AFB Tex from the U S Air Force carpenter course. He is assigned to Carswell AFB Tex for duty with a Strategic Air Command unit. He attended Spring Hill High School. His wife is Glenda F Thompson. The Haida Indians were the Vikings of North America s west coast trading in 50 foot canoes. Settlers brought diseases decimating the tribe and today about 1500 live on the Queen Charlotte Islands off British Columbia.
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Danny P. Simmons
Otha P. Simmons
Hope
Sheppard Afb
Tex
U.S. Air Force
Air Training Command
Carswell Afb
Strategic Air Command
America
Simmons
Spring Hill High School
Glenda F. Thompson
North America
West Coast
National Geographic
Queen Charlotte Islands
British Columbia
Hope Star postal and staff masthead from 1972 edition
Editorial and staff listings for the Hope Star newspaper dated August 14 1972 include the Star Publishing Co. leadership editor Alex H Washburn and in memoriam Paul H Jones, along with editorial and advertising staff. It also lists AP and state association memberships and advertising representatives, plus subscription rates and mail area details.
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Star Publishing CO
Alex. H. Washburn
Paul H. Jones
George S. Smith
Rebecca Lazenby
Mary Anita Laseter
Esther Hicks
Donal Parker
Wanda Powell
Sibyl Parsons
C. M. Rogers, Jr
Alice Kate Baker
Virginia Hiscott Mechanical Department
Billy Dan Jones
D. E. Alien
George Smith, Jr
Four killed on Arkansas highways in separate crashes
Four people died in separate weekend crashes across Arkansas. Michael T. Smith, 18, of Hot Springs was killed when his car lost control near Hot Springs. Harvey Walker, 78, of Ozark was killed when his pickup veered off U.S. 64 and he was thrown from the vehicle. Russell A. Pauls, 21, of Decatur, Alabama, died on I-40 near Forrest City after losing control and striking a bridge. Georgia Ann Owens, 63, of Delaware, was struck by a car in front of her home Friday night.
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Arkansas
Michael T. Smith
Near Hot Sp
Harvey Walker
Ozark
U.S. 64
Walker
Russell A. Pauls
Decatur
Ala
Forrest City
Logan County
Georgia
Ann Owens
Delaware
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