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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1975
Page
1
The Associated Press reports a fair, warmer spell across Arkansas with sunny skies. Today and tonight highs range from near 50 to 60 across regions, while Wednesday rebounds into the 60s. Bright sun boosted Monday afternoon highs into the 40s and 50s.
Weather outlook for Hope Arkansas shows no precipitation through Wednesday with fair skies cool nights and mild days. Overnight lows near 40s and mid-60s highs. city temperatures listed and 24 hour rainfall reported as 0. The item also includes publishing details and subscription rates for Hope Star along with notices.
Miss Gandy, 78, who served with Hoover for 50 years, denies destroying any official FBI files and says none held information on officials' personal lives. The House subcommittee probes what happened to sensitive records kept on public figures.
All ten announced Democratic nominees including two current or former governors will appear at the Democratic Governors Conference in Washington to seek support from state executives. The event underscores governors growing political clout and serves as a forum for 10- to 15-minute discussions on six issues such as energy, health planning, welfare, highway funds, railroad reorganization, and revenue sharing.
Ehrlichman testified in a deposition that Nixon ordered secret wiretap files moved from Marcdian's office to the White House to protect against potential FBI blackmail by J Edgar Hoover. He said Mardian feared Hoover could break into the office and seize the records and that the files were later kept in a White House safe with alarm sensors.
The 22,000 member Canadian Union of Postal Workers faced a split ballot as most ballots failed to show a clear majority for the tentative contract. Results from Regina Saskatoon Winnipeg and other centers were extremely close with union urging rejection while the deal awaits anti inflation board approval.
The Supreme Court declined to hear a challenge over a privately operated yet largely government funded hospital in Orange Texas that refused abortions. The decision leaves intact a circuit ruling that the hospital is private, allowing it to prohibit abortion services. The court also moved on other cases, including upholding a desegregation order for Dayton Ohio schools and review of marijuana sentence adjustments in Ohio.
Neal Odom formerly of Patmos died Sunday in Tulsa Okla He is survived by his wife Ruby of Patmos two daughters Mrs Geraldine Hough of Tulsa Mrs Billy King of Arcadia Calif three brothers Finis and Dwight Odom of Hope Harvey Odom of North Hollywood Calif two sisters Mrs Pearl Tompkin of Hope Mrs Annie Bowen of Bellflower Calif and four grandchildren Funeral services will be held at 2 p m Wednesday at Herndon Funeral Home chapel with Rev B B Fairchild officiating Burial will be in Memory Gardens under the direction of Herndon Funeral Home The island of St Maarten in the Netherlands Antilles hosted about 200000 visitors last year about 12 times its population of 17000 Most tourists stay on the Dutch side where 9000 residents work in tourism
Dale Daugherty of Hope completed the Fall quarter at Southwest Tech in Camden with an overall grade around 3.5 to 4.0 and is majoring in electronics. The Head Start parents meeting in Guernsey was canceled and will be rescheduled after the new year. Ladies of New Liberty Baptist Church sponsor a bazaar at WOW Hall Friday and Saturday from 8 to 5 30 with ceramic bake and rummage items to fund the church building.
A Missouri Pacific Railroad spokesman derides an Army Corps of Engineers plan to extend barge navigation on the White and Red rivers as a foolish waste of tax dollars. He argues it lacks factual support and would shift traffic from rail to barges, risking Arkansas jobs and higher rail costs.
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