Another cold front nears Arkansas this week
The National Weather Service reports a new cold front approaching Arkansas not as extreme as the recent record lows. It is due tonight and will bring a modest eight to ten degree drop in temperatures across the state.
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Tenn
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Dallas
Texas
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E. 42Nd St
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N.Y
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Mich
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Okla
Hope Star Weather Forecast and Notices
The December 1 1976 issue of the Hope Star includes a weather forecast for Arkansas with temperatures ranging from 20s to 60s and a cold front bringing clouds and light rain chances. Also listed are staff credits, publishing details, circulation notes, and subscription rates for local and out of state mail, with advertising representation and association memberships.
Comedian Brenner apologizes for Tonight Show joke
Providence mayor demanded an apology after Brenner mocked Italian Americans during a Tonight Show monologue. Brenner apologized on show saying he meant no harm and noted his Italian heritage and honorary Sons of Italy status.
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David Brenner
Vincent Cianci Jr
Brenner
South Philadelphia
Cianci
East
Johnny Carson
The
Sons of Italy
Youth Jamboree Features Lazy U Bluegrass at Hope High
The Lazy U Bluegrass and Company leads a Friday night Youth Jamboree at Hope High School Auditorium from 7:30 to 9 p.m. December 3. Net proceeds help develop a State 4-H Educational Center. tickets at the door are 1.00 for adults and 0.50 for students.
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Dennis Arrington
W.T
Paula Underwood
Jerome Underwood
Lazy U Bluegrass and Company
Hope High School
South Korean diplomat cooperates in U S influence probe
FBI guards Kim Sang Keun counselor at the South Korean Embassy as he cooperates with the Justice Department probe into alleged influence buying by Koreans in U S politics amid Seoul officials facing ordered returns. House ethics seeks DOJ info. Pak Bo Hi and Tongsun Park tied to the case.
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U.S
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House Ethics Committee
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Ford
Kim
Here
McLean
KCIA
Seoul
United States
Tongsun Park
Inter
Pacific Development Corp
Park
Washington Star
Foreign Ministry
Obituary: Vee Stone Webb 71 of Murfreesboro
Mrs. Vee Stone Webb 71 of Murfreesboro died Monday in a local nursing home. Funeral services set for Thursday at First Baptist Church Murfreesboro with Rev. Von Weaver officiating. Burial Liberty Cemetery near Nashville. Survivors include son Lee E. Webb Kansas City Kan daughter Helen Compton Murfreesboro brother John C. Stone Moscow Tex sister Dora Davis Canton Tex seven grandchildren ten great grandchildren.
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First Baptist Church
von Weaver
Liberty Cemetery
Nashville
Latimer Funeral Home
Webb
Mineral Springs
Ark
Lee E. Webb
Kansas City
Kan
Helen Compton
John C. Stone
Moscow
Tex
Dora Davis
Canton
Panama Foreign Minister to Review Canal Talks In Washington
Panama's foreign minister Aquilino Boyd plans a Washington visit to gauge prospects for canal talks after Ford proposals. U.S. terms on treaty duration bases and civilian status are informal and under study, with Panamanian officials split on accepting or rejecting elements.
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Panama
Panama Canal
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Omar Torrijos
United Nations Security Council
Aquilino Boyd
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Ford Administration
Canal Zone
Ellsworth Bunker
United States
Nicolas Gonzalez-Revilla
Leonard Milliman dies veteran AP reporter editor at 73
Leonard Milliman a West Coast newspaperman longtime AP reporter and editor died of cancer in Oakland at age 73. He spent most of his 42 years at AP in San Francisco.
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Leonard Milliman
Oakland
Calif
Associated Press
San Francisco
New Good News Bible Brings Up To Date Language
New York reports the Good News Bible uses modern language replacing thees and thous and aims to attract new readers. The 15 year American Bible Society project produced a one million copy first run with 60 percent sold prepublication.
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New York
Iap
American Bible Society
Seattle Councilwoman Lamphere Elected President At Congress Of Cities
Phyllis Lamphere, Seattle councilwoman since 1967, was expected to be elected president of the National League of Cities at the 1976 Congress of Cities in Denver. The body endorsed drug decriminalization, including heroin, to curb urban turmoil, a policy Lamphere has pushed from the Resolutions Committee. Rev. Jesse Jackson urged federal action against the drug epidemic as leaders discussed lobbying to implement changes.
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Seattle
Hans Tanzler
Jacksonville
Fla
Congress of Cities
Lamphere
Atlanta Sequencing Death of Arkansas Truck Driver
Atlanta police say Gary Wayne Waddell 30 of Marion Arkansas was found dead at a sewage treatment plant after an apparent traffic collision. He was last seen near a bridge over the Chattahoochee River and may have been struck on the bridge and washed into the river.
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Gary Wayne Waddell
Marion
Fulton County
Waddell
Chattahoochee River
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