Rainfall Expected In Western Arkansas Tonight
The Associated Press reports rainfall moving into western Arkansas this evening as clouds increase and temperatures rise modestly. Tonight remains mostly cloudy and milder with a chance of rain in western portions, with rain likely Friday as forecast calls for cloud cover and mild temperatures. No rainfall was reported statewide in the prior 24 hours ending at 6 a.m.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
National Weather Service
Weather and rates in Hope Star reflect December 5 1974 edition
The Hope Star reports developing rain across central and southern Texas with a high pressure system moving moisture into Arkansas and Oklahoma. It forecasts a Pacific cold front to bring only modest cooling Friday night. City temperatures span the 40s to 50s with specific overnight lows listed for several towns. The paper includes subscription prices, office details, and staff credits.
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The
Weather Service
Texas
Pennsylvania
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Rockies
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
AP News
Southern
Ass'n
Arkansas Press Ass’n
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Poplar Ave
Memphis
Tenn
Hartford
Dallas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
42Nd St
New York
N.Y
Penobscot Bidg
Detroit
Mich
Classen Terrace
Classen Blvd
Oklahoma City
Okla
Hope
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard
Pike and
Clark
Obituary: Clyde McElroy 79 Hope native dies in Prescott
Clyde McElroy of Hope died early today in a Prescott nursing home at age 79. A World War I veteran, he is survived by several nieces and nephews. Funeral services are Friday at 2 p.m. at Herndon Chapel with Rev. Gordon Renshaw officiating. Burial will follow in Ayers Cemetery with Herndon Funeral Home in charge.
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Clyde McElroy
Hope
Prescott
W.W.1
Herndon Chaple
Gordon Renshaw
Ayers Cemetery
Herndon
North American Congress on Alcohol and Drug Problems
More than 3,000 professionals will attend the North American Congress on Alcohol and Drug Problems in December in San Francisco. Sen Harold E Hughes, a recovered alcoholic and chairman, says the conference marks progress since he quit drinking twenty years ago and notes the field now draws responsible leaders.
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San Francisco
Harold E. Hughes
Drena
Administration may return to '73 energy policies
The Ford administration signals possible return to last winter’s fuel allocation plan and an effective self imposed embargo to curb oil imports if voluntary energy conservation fails. Treasury head Simon and Zarb testified amid reports November auto sales plunged 35 percent, with inflation expected to ease and unemployment rising.
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Washington
Ford Administration
Treasury
William J. Simon
Frank A. Zarb
Federal Energy Administration
Zarb
Ford
Simon
Vesco denies charges in U S mutual funds case
Vesco, a fugitive financier, denies SEC charges he looted 224 million from a mutual funds complex he controlled. He says the accusations are political and notes witnesses testified he did not receive funds. Costa Rica may expel him amid a presidential decision awaited, with possible deportation to the Bahamas.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Robert L. Vesco
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
United States
Court of Justice
Tte Sec
SEC
New York
Bernard Cornfeld
Switzerland
U.S
Nixon
Vesco
Jaycees to Organize Texarkana Group in Hope
An organizational meeting for a local Jaycees chapter will be held at 7 30 p m at the Holiday Inn. Young men ages 18 to 35 are invited to join and help the community while Texarkana Jaycees assist in forming a Hope chapter.
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The
Jaycees
Holiday Inn
Texarkana
Hope
Seaman questioned in murder of coed at SDSU
Police say Ellis Handy Jr. was booked for investigation of the murder of 18 year old Tanya Gardini at her San Diego State University dorm. An autopsy indicates she died about a day before discovery after being strangled and stabbed.
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San Diego
Calif
Tanya Gardini
Ellis Lee Handy Jr
West Memphis
Ark
San Diego State University
Handy
Miss Gardini
Walnut Creek
San Francisco
Stevens
New Orleans
Pardon rules challenged by ex convict activist suit filed
Washington AP ex convict and reform group leader C Edward Lawrenson filed a federal suit challenging federal pardon rules that delay consideration for three years after release or conviction The National Association for Justice executive director cites Nixon Ford pardon as proof rules are not uniformly applied He argues due process and equal protection violations in the pardon process Kansas City AP traders at the worlds largest winter wheat market buy and sell over six million bushels daily equivalent to about 180 million loaves of bread
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C. Edward Lawrenson
National Association For Justice
Justice Department
Lawrenson
Ford
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Watergate
William Saxbe
Lawrence Traylor
U.S
United States
Kansas City
Kansas City Board of Trade
KC Grain Market
Senate OKs near party-line foreign aid bill
Senate approved a 2.67 billion foreign aid authorization by a 46-45 vote, signaling a compromise acceptable to the Ford administration. The measure imposes cuts and phased actions against Turkey South Korea and Chile, with money for Israel Egypt and Indochina reconstruction while delaying Turkey aid and setting out a three-year phase-out for South Korea. SAM WAKEFIELD was named minister of music and youth at First Baptist Church, moving from Paris Arkansas to Russellville.
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Ford
Turkey
South Korea
U.S
Chile
House
Ford Administration
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
Cyprus
Indochina
Middle East
Israel
Egypt
Sam Wakefield
First Baptist Church
Mr. Wakefield
Peggy
Brent
Wakefields
Paris
Arkansas
Arkansas Tech
Russellville
15Th
Wilson Street
Trustees appointed to University of Arkansas board
LITTLE ROCK AP Brad ley D Jesson of Fort Smith and Diane Nolan of El Dorado were named to the University of Arkansas Board of Trustees by Gov. Dale Bumpers. Jesson will serve until March 1 1984 replacing Roy Ritter. Nolan serves until March 1 1983 replacing Arnold, who is joining Bumpers in Washington as he becomes a U S senator. Nolan will be the first woman on the board since 1960.
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Little Rock
Bradley D. Jesson
Fort Smith
Diane Nolan
el Dorado
University of Arkansas
Dale Bumpers
Jesson
Democratic Party
Nolan
Bumpers
David H. Pryor
Richard S. Arnold
Texarkana
Roy Ritter
Springdale
Mrs. Nolan
Arnold
Washington
United States
Nixon delays deposition in Watergate case
Former President Richard M. Nixon told U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica he cannot provide a deposition before a date after January 6, 1975, citing the need to prepare. Doctors estimated readiness for Jan 6. Prosecutors wrapped cross of Haldeman as Nixon funds for legal expenses surfaced, with Ehrlichman and Haldeman refusing a large payment from a secret fund.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
John J. Sirica
Nixon
Sirica
Watergate
White House
H. R. Haldeman
Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Ehrlichman
Hope Optimist Club Christmas tree sale drives youth funds
The Hope Optimist Club starts its annual Christmas tree sale December 6 at the corner of 6th and S Main Streets. It aims to raise about 1200 dollars for 1975 youth activities, with part designated to aid the Youth Center tied to the Lions Club auction. The club donates its finest tree to the Lions auction and will have members on hand to assist. Buy your tree from the Optimists across from Deanna Drug.
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Hope Optimist Club
6Th
S. Main Streets
Optimist Club
Lions Club
Optimists
6Th and
Deanna Drug
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