Friday Forecast Warmup For Arkansas With Cloudy Skies
The National Weather Service predicts a cold night in Arkansas followed by a warmer Friday with lows in the mid 30s and highs ranging from the upper 40s in the north to the upper 50s in the south. Skies were expected to be cloudy.
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Hope Star 1976 December 2 Hope Ark local weather and staff note
Weather page item notes fair tonight with partial sunshine tomorrow and a warming trend into the weekend. Long-range forecast calls for sun and possible rain. high 50s, Low 30s. Temperature readings from various Arkansas towns listed. mentions cold front shifting to warm front. Editorial staff and press details included with circulation notes and AP affiliation.
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GP union agrees on three year contract at Crossett plants
Georgia Pacific Corp and Local 5475 of the International Woodworkers of America reach a three year pact covering about 700 workers at the Crossett plywood plants and the Crossett stud lumber mill. The deal provides a 40 cent per hour raise each year plus additional benefits.
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Police Kill Two Blacks During Cape Town Rioting
In Cape Town's Guguletu township police shot and killed two black men during the second night of rioting after crowds stormed a police van. Arson and clashes followed a day of unrest.
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World hunger not guaranteed boon for U.S. farmers says expert
Earl O Heady of Iowa State University warns rising world food demand alone may not ensure good prices or profitable outlets for American crops. Heady calls for research on investment to bring more land into production and stresses uncertain export demand and the need for new market institutions to translate hunger into demand.
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Caldwell outlines Hempstead County agriculture and policy
Calvin Caldwell spoke at the Havenin Den Club presenting Hempstead County pork poultry beef cattle and soy bean work. He noted a 79 million annual poultry payroll and about 50 thousand cattle with eight Grade A dairies. He warned of EPA pesticide regulations and urged state Plant Board governance. December 20 was set for Ladies Night at the Sheraton Inn and the second week in January for White Cane Day in Hope.
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Kiwanis hears doctors discuss Ark-Tex Mental Health Center
Dr. Jim Blackburn and Dr. Don Fisher led a program at the Sheraton Inn on the Ark-Tex Center for Human Services. The private nonprofit center serves six Arkansas counties and two Texas counties from Texarkana with in and out patient care and a diverse clinical staff.
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Mexico's new president calls for hard work and austerity
Mexico's Jose Lopez Portillo began a six year term urging hard work and reduced spending. He called for tax efforts to aid capital formation, support for industry, and targeted public works while noting limits to land reform amid inflation and economic crisis.
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Arkansas population rises five percent in recent census data
New Census figures show Arkansas gained 125 migrants from April 1970 to July last year. Arkansas is among 10 states with population growth of five percent or more, lifting the state total to 2,116,000.
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Court limits suit after police deprive due process claim
The court ruling cites due process violations and cruel and unusual punishment in a case involving Mattis. He says the true fight was over his son’s death, but the lawsuit remains a principled stand.
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