Heart worms a constant threat to dogs
A Cleveland style column warns dog owners about heart worms carried by mosquitoes. It notes a cure and a preventive shot, discusses spread by mosquitoes, and cautions that stamping out heart worms would require ongoing policing and universal vaccination for all dogs. It cites cases from Hope and the Florida coast and explains possible symptoms and outcomes.
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Animal Kingdom
United States
C.V. Nunn
Hope
Nunn
Yellow Creek Club
Florida
Theft arrest ties to three radios seized by Hope police
Hope police charged Will Arthur McDonald with possession of stolen property in a theft of three citizen band radios. The department also reports two traffic accidents on Sixth Street Crossing Pine and Main Streets with no injuries and no charges after both drivers claimed green signals.
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Will Arthur McDonald
Hope
Carl Ward
The
Hope Police Department
Citizens Band
HPD
Sixth
Pine Streets
Thelma R. Dry
Pine Street
Betty Brantley Landes
Sixth Street
Dry
Main Streets
Virgina Hosmer
Carol J. Harvin
Main Street
Arkansas Weather Outlook Today to Friday
Fair weather continues today with cooler temperatures tonight and increasing clouds. Highs reach the lower 40s in the north to mid 40s in the south with tonight's low in the mid 20s. Friday brings warmer, more overcast conditions.
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Arkansas
Kelley rules out easy explanations for FBI changes
FBI Director Clarence Kelley told the International Personnel Management Association that communicating changes to 20,000 employees and 215.4 million Americans is difficult. He noted efforts to improve the bureau without condemning past actions while discussing NCIC data practices and possible changes to criminal history records.
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Washington
FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
Bureau
Kelley
International Personnel Management Association
Edward H. Levi
White House Gates Fortified After 1974 Gate Crash
A Santa Fe man rammed a truck at the new White House solid steel gates on Pennsylvania Avenue. Steven Williams was arrested for destruction of government property after the attack, claiming he sought to wake the president. President Ford was in the Oval Office. no injuries to him were reported.
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Washington
White House
Santa Fe
N.M
Pennsylvania Avenue
Steven B. Wil
Liams
Williams
Ford
Oval Office
Ron Nessen
Lilley
Nessen
Council
Seidman
Court limits police force in fleeing felonies
The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled police may not shoot a person fleeing a nonvio lent felony. The decision narrows Missouri law on force used to apprehend suspects while allowing deadly force when a suspect has used or is believed likely to use deadly force. The ruling stems from the shooting death of Michael Mattis during a burglary chase at a St Louis County golf driving range.
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ST. Louis
8Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Missouri
U.S. District Court
John F. Nangle
Michael Mattis
Olivette
St. Louis County
Mattis
Robert D. Mattis
Pryor Says Opponents Lack Faith in Ark People
Gov. David Pryor said opponents of his home rule plan lack faith in Arkansans and themselves. He reported growing public interest from residents at regional meetings and said further discussions are planned in the coming weeks across the state.
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Fort Smith, Ark
David Pryor
Pryor
Damaged Queen Elizabeth II Enters Boston Harbor
The Queen Elizabeth II sailed into Boston harbor with a three foot by 142 foot gash in its bow caused by heavy seas and an anchor. Cunard Line said the damage should not delay Friday’s scheduled sailing from Boston.
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Boston
Cunard Line
London
Patterson Wylde & Co
Cunard
Southampton
England
Pioneering Couple Found Death in Alaska Frontiers
Gail Russell age 30 was found dead in a mudslide wreckage on Knik River Road nine days after her husband Gerald 32 died in a snowmobile accident near Lake Louise. The couple had moved from California to Palmer three years ago where Russell ran a painting business and Mrs. Russell worked at the Alaska Bank of Commerce. They were described as hard working locals who faced early financial pressure.
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Palmer
Alaska
Gail FE. Russell
Knik River
Pioneer Peak
Anchorage
Gerald
Lake Louise
California
Russell
Alaska Bank of Commerce
Kyle Turner
Ford's half brother dies in head on crash
Leslie Henry King 53 Ford half brother was killed in a head on collision on Interstate 40 west of Lebanon Tennessee. The tractor trailer driver was uninjured and King died at the scene after his car went into the east bound lane. He owned an auto parts store in Cookeville.
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Lebanon, Tenn
Leslie Henry King
Ford
King
White House
Ron Hill
Tennessee
Cookeville
Tenn
Hill
Billy Hudson
Anti U S group claims credit for base bombing
A West German anti-American group calling itself Revolutionary Cells claimed responsibility for planting a bomb at the Rhein Main U S Air Force Base Officers Club. The blast caused a fire and minor injuries to several Americans while investigators pursued unclear links to broader unrest.
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U.S
Frankfurt
West Germany
Rhein-Main
U.S. Air Force Base
Associated Press
Revolutionary Cells
U.S. Army
Air Force
Death penalty opponents seek to halt Gilmore execution
Salt Lake City AP report notes activists led by ACLU lawyers plan a concerted effort to stop Gary Gilmore’s sunrise Monday execution. Jurists, appeals, and potential Supreme Court review frame a high profile case tied to Utah’s firing squad precedent and Gilmore’s own hunger strike and last meal request.
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Salt Lake City
Gary Gilmore
Utah
U.S. Supreme Court
Jinks Dabney
American Civil Liberties Union
Dabney
District Court
J. Robert Bullock
Robert van Sciver
Gilmore
Mondale signals support for jawboning as inflation worries rise
Vice President-elect Mondale criticized a 6 percent steel price rise and urged reconsideration amid inflation fears. President-elect Carter pressed steel firms to cancel the hike while Ford aides described jawboning as ineffective.
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Washington
White House
Ford
Walter F. Mondale
Mondale
Carter
John F. Kennedy
City Subscribers Reminder To Call For Missed Paper
Missed Star deliveries should be reported by phone at 777-8841 during listed hours Monday through Friday 6 to 6 30 p m and Saturday 3 30 to 4 p m A carrier will deliver the paper after the call Please DO NOT call outside these times.
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Times
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