Forestry program highlights Hempstead County forests
Hope Rotary Club heard Matt McCauley head of Red River Vo-Tech Forestry discuss local resources. He noted Hempstead County has 291 thousand forest acres in a 470 thousand acre area, with wood industries employing 350 people. explained forest management impacts on land and water, and looming markets for fod and clothing. The talk was arranged by Dorsey McRae with visitors Earl Regain and Rev Alf Eason.
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Matt McCauley
Forestry Department
Red River
Vo-Tech
Hope Rotary Club
Dorsey McRae
Hempstead
Farm Bureau leader backs replacing farm programs
Charles B. Shuman, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, urged dismantling federal farm programs and moving to a market oriented system with transitional aid. He distinguished between commercial farmers and part time rural residents, saying the latter need help either in farming or another job. The Farm Bureau, representing about 1.8 million families, opposes Democratic program controls and supports gradual change with transitional support.
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Don Kendall
Kansas City
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Shuman
Farm Bureau
Hope Ark Star Obituaries and New Residents Welcome
Pine Bluff resident Phillip Paul Barranco, 54, dies. in trucking and Coca Cola career. survived by wife Mildred, son Donald, daughter Santena, brother Joseph, sisters in Pine Bluff and Oklahoma. services held in Pine Bluff. City of Hope welcomes many new residents from bases and states. offers notes on arrivals, jobs, and community ties.
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HOPE
ARK
Pine Bluff
Phillip Paul Barranco
Cocca Cola Company
St. Joseph
Charles Falla
Oklahoma
Arkansas Plans July Medicaid Switch In Welfare Program
Blaylock says Arkansas will enter the Medicaid program next July to align with the budget year and avoid dual programs. Medicaid will replace Medicare in welfare, costing about $7.2 million in state funds the first year. A key benefit is potential for a higher federal share, up to 79.81 percent, matching Medicaid and welfare grants. Legislature will address Medicaid participation in the next year’s appropriation bills.
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Blaylock
Arkansas
Decide Life at Home Not Bad
In Santa Monica California the Brophy sisters Mary Ann fourteen and Nancy thirteen after a Summer at a riding academy and boarding school told a juvenile court judge they would not return home because the mansion was a scene of wild parties and uproar A judge ordered a choice between home and juvenile hall but the girls returned after four days In Superior Court Judge Edward R Brand placed them on a yearlong probation and urged obedience to their mother Gloria Brophy Bak erin expresses relief at having the family back and the five other children.
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Calif
Brophy
Mary Ann
Nancy
Riding Academy
Superior Court
Edward R. Brand
Gloria Brophy Bakerin
Arkansas Weather Summary For 24 Hours Ending Monday
Report for 24 hours ending at ? a.m. Monday notes high 45 and low 22 with Sunday's 20 degree reading the season's lowest. Forecast calls clear to partly cloudy and warmer tonight, and partly to occasionally cloudy and warmer Tuesday with lows mostly in the 30s. Highs Tuesday expected in the mid 60s.
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