Farm Family of the Year spotlight features the Cummings
Keith Cummings, 13, helps on the Hope area farm as he enters eighth grade. The Cummings house preserves a 115 year old log structure with modern upgrades. Arkansas Power and Light and Arkansas Press Association sponsor the Farm Family of the Year program noting efficiency, home improvement, and community leadership as criteria for county to district competition toward state honors.
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Keith
Hope
Cummings
Arkansas Power and Light Company
Arkansas Press Association
Pryor Congressman set to meet residents at Hope Post Office
Field representative Ralph Nemir will be at the Hope Post Office Friday August 25 from 8 30 to 10 00 AM to hear problems and offer help from Congressman Pryor s office. Public invited to share views on pending legislation or other matters. written correspondence may be sent to the Congressman at the U S House Washington DC 20515. Also notes on local items from Nashville AP about a now defunct Presidential Popcorn Poll, student book store hours at Hope High, and Unity Baptist Kindergarten start dates.
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David Pryor
Ralph Nemir
Hope
Pryor
Congress
U. S. House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
Mrs Elveras Barnica El Dorado resident dies in auto crash
Mrs ElVera Seewald Barnica of El Dorado died from injuries in a Nevada Missouri auto crash. Survivors include two sons Lynn and Roy Barnica of El Dorado, daughter Deborah of El Dorado, her parents Roy and Mrs Roy Seewald of Emmet, brothers Donald Seewald of Benton and Fred Seewald of Virginia. Funeral services are pending at Herndon Funeral Home.
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ElVera Seewald
Barnica
el Dorado
Nevada
Lynn
Roy Barnica
Deborah
Roy Seewald
Emmet
Donald Seewald
Benton
Fred Seewald
Virginia
Herndon Funeral Home
Boswell Reports Senate Bid Spending at $68,750
Ted Boswell of Bryant said he spent sixty eight thousand seven hundred fifty dollars in his unsuccessful bid for the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate this summer in Little Rock.
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Little Rock
Ted Boswell
Bryant
U. S. Senate
Arkansas Forecast and 24 Hour Weather Summary
Experiment station report covers 24 hours to 7 am Monday with a high of 93 and a low of 69. State forecast for Arkansas calls for partly cloudy skies and hot conditions Wednesday with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers, more numerous in the south. North will be fair to partly cloudy in the south and warm tonight. Highs Wednesday expect low to mid 90s and tonight's lows reach mid 60s to mid 70s.
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Arkansas
Food prices spark debate on who profits in hunger year
Washington discussion centers on rising grocery costs and how the food dollar is split among farmers, processors, and retailers. Shoppers see high prices as a nationwide issue in the presidential year, with farmers gaining two cents more of each dollar while marketers claim slim profits.
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Washington
Secretary of
Earl L. Bute
S. Kent Chris
Christensen
England promises refuge to ex Uganda residents
London AP reports Britain plans to offer refuge to about 60,000 Asians expelled from Uganda. Labour leader James Callaghan warns passports were issued to Asians in former colonies. The Guardian and public letters question housing, jobs, and schooling for the evacuees amid sectarian tensions and political caution.
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Labor Party
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Francis Boyd
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the Guardian
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Tanzania
Idi Amin
Notice in Hempstead Chancery Court Case 10 073
In Hempstead County Arkansas Edward Lee Carr sues Sharelle Lee Carr in Chancery Court. Sharelle Lee Carr must appear within 30 days to answer the complaint else it will be confessed. Witness Jim Cole Clerk Pati Tye Deputy Clerk dates August 7 1972 and August 8 15 22 29 1972.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Edward Lee Carr
Sharelle Lee Carr
Jim Cole
Pati Tye
D.C
McGovern to temper tax reform on Midwest swing
Sen George McGovern begins a four day Midwest tour amid signals he will temper his tax reform plan. Stops include Ohio Wisconsin and downstate Illinois with a Chicago meeting alongside Mayor Daley. AFL CIO unions form a National Labor Committee to back him as he adds two veteran economists Schultze and Heller to advise on tax welfare and employment proposals.
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George McGovern
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Heller
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Kennedy
Johnson
Schultze
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