Old Time Recipes Bid Sparks Bicentennial Cookbook
A Dallas author seeks help collecting recipes 100 years old from Southwest Arkansas families for a Bicentennial cookbook. Readers are asked to mail contributions, with contributor names and residence shown beside each recipe. Also includes a reader letter debating Hope leash law and Nixon golf outing report at La Jolla Country Club.
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Dallas
Arkansas
LA Jolla, Calif
Richard M. Nixon
San Diego
la Jolla Country Club
Ford to stand by veto on tax cuts amid Senate talks
Senate leaders voiced hope for a compromise with President Ford to allow a Christmas recess if Congress can act on a veto. Ford reiterated he will veto any extension of the 1975 tax cuts unless spending reductions accompany them. Treasury Secretary Simon was instructed to relay the veto stance to the Senate Finance Committee at the hearings.
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Hope Star
Hope Police Department
Habeas
Wayne Johnson
Washington
Senate
Ford
Congress
Mike Mansfield
Hugh Scott
Ron Nelsen
Treasury
William E. Simon
Senate Finance Committee
Scott
Economic Policy Board
Cabinet Room
Nessen
Congressional
Max Friedersdorf
Robbery at Rosston Targets Ward's Grocery by Two Men
Two white men robbed Ward's grocery at Rosston in a blue 1966 Mercury with Louisiana plates and fled toward Texarkana around 11 45 a m Tuesday. They stole 150 to 175 dollars in cash a wallet and a watch. One suspect was tall sandy haired about 35 the other short long haired about 25 both carried revolvers and law officers hunted the pair.
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Louisiana
Ward
Rosston
Texarkana
Qne
Career Day at Hope High School Hempstead County
Hope High School Hempstead County hosts Career Day on Thursday December 11 with a 10 am assembly in the auditorium covering financial aid for college or vocational training. After lunch students tour the First Baptist Church educational building to discuss top career options with current professionals.
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Hope High School
Hempstead County
First Baptist Church
Air Force
Army
Marines
Navy
World Council of Churches debates Soviet religious liberty
The World Council of Churches assembly in Nairobi grapples with Soviet religious restrictions. Russian Orthodox leaders warn about isolation while Soviet church figures plead to drop the issue. Delegates weigh censure as Bishop Pieters says concern, not attack, is at stake and the body notes potential Roman Catholic membership.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Assembly of the World Council of Churches Assembly
Soviet Union
Albert van den Heuvel
Dutch Reformed Church
Juvenaly
Moscow
John Kirk
Andrew Pieters
U.S.S.R
World Council of Churches
NOW draws dead on Stevens nomination controversy
The NOW group urged President Ford to withdraw John Paul Stevens Supreme Court nomination after he said blacks are more disadvantaged than women. Stevens testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee amid question of affirmative action and the ERA. The panel and Senate expected to confirm, while Stevens defended impartial rulings and noted the ERA may have limited effect beyond the 14th amendment. Arkansas forecast notes partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures with highs in the 40s to 50s.
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National Organization For Women
Ford
Supreme Court
John Paul Stevens
Stevens
Senate’ Judiciary Committee
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NOW
Karen DeCrow
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Kennedy
Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
American Bar Association
Sinois
Charles H. Percy
Adlai E. Stevenson II
Juriet
William O. Douglas
Beirut siege as Christian gunmen resist Moslem assault
In Beirut the Christian gunmen holding out in the hotel and commercial district face a surrounding Moslem offensive. Police report over 125 killed, hundreds wounded, as fires burn in the Phoenicia and nearby areas. Government radio bans movement awaiting political reforms.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Mediterranean
Middle East
Phoenicia
Ashrafieh
Ed Hilton
Starco
City Subscribers Inquire Missed Star Delivery
Miss your paper city subscribers urged to call 777-8841 during listed evening hours for Star delivery issues a carrier will deliver missed copies promptly after call. avoid calling outside stated times.
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Times
Pike Pushes Kissinger Contempt Action in House
Representative Otis G. Pike, head of the House intelligence committee, plans to urge the full House to cite Secretary Kissinger for contempt unless panel members oppose. A contempt resolution was filed after Pike rejected Ford’s compromise. Morton settled a similar dispute, agreeing to disclose subpoenaed U.S. company names to a subcommittee, which will keep them confidential unless a majority votes otherwise.
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Washington
Otis G. Pike
House Intelligence Committee
Henry A. Kissinger
Congress
Pike
Kissinger
Commerce
Rogers C. B. Morton
House
Morton
U.S
Israel
Ford
Les Aspin
D-Wis
New York Democrat
Ford Adminstration
House Commerce Investigations Subcommittee
Subcommittee
John E. Moss
D-Calif
Poultry heat system uses solar energy in partial house
A poultry science professor explained that farmers can heat henhouses mainly with solar energy by using partial house heating. Only about one third of the henhouse is heated for the first 20 weeks after chicks hatch, reducing energy use by about 30 percent in Alabama farms.
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Little Rock
Poultry Division
Arkansas Farm Bureau
Robert Brewer
Auburn
Brewer
Alabama
IRA gunmen refuse hostage swap in London siege
In London IRA gunmen holding Sheila Matthews and her husband John refuse to swap the hostage for food. Scotland Yard officials say the attack began Saturday night and the gunmen, part of the Provisional IRA, refuse to release Mrs Matthews or speak with police. Authorities indicate the men may be four in number and warn they will be arrested, with Michael Wilson possibly among them. The siege follows a wave of IRA violence in Northern Ireland and Britain.
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Irish Republican Army
Sheila Matthews
Robert Mark
Scotland Yard
Mark
Brixton Prison
the Yard
Michael Wilson
Britain
Matthews
Wilson
Ross McWhirter
Ernest Bond
Bond
The
IRA
Northern Ireland
Irish Republic
Siege Toll Rises in Amsterdam Consulate Crisis
Indonesian consulate siege in Amsterdam lasts six days with 52 year old consular official E Abedy dead after a fall from a rope escape. Dutch hostages total about 29 to 31 as Molucan gunmen continue to hold around 30 people including children and teachers.
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Netherlands
Justice Ministry
E. Abedy
Holland
Abedy
Surjadi Kromomihardjo
Semeul Metiary
Surjadi
Mellary
Indonesia
Johan Alvares Manusama
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