Cold Front Forecast Brings Light Rain Risk in Arkansas
The National Weather Service says a cold front in the western United States will near northwest Arkansas Friday morning, bringing a chance of widely scattered light rain. Rain could develop late tonight as clouds increase.
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Hope Star weather notes and pricing details
Weather forecast for Hope area with mild tonight and Friday rain front approaching. Overnight lows listed for several Arkansas towns. Newspaper provides circulation and subscription rates, and advertiser notes.
Obituary for Edna Sulzer and Marion Carter
Edna J. Sulzer 78 died Wednesday in a local hospital. Lived Route 1 Hope member World Wide Church of God. survived by two sons, four grandchildren, two sisters, three brothers, nieces and nephews. Services Friday 2 p.m. Oakcrest chapel. burial Snell cemetery. Marion C. Carter 64 services Friday 2 p.m. Texarkana Funeral Home chapel. burial Central Church of Christ cemetery.
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Annual usher day program and church year-end events announced
Mt. Zion Church hosts an usher day program on Sunday December 12 at 3 00 p m with speaker Mrs Jessie Mitchell public invited Lonoke Baptist Church closes calendar year with 7 15 p m services on December 12 featuring installation dedication a Christmas pageant and a community Christmas worship with choirs from Lonoke and Rising Star led by Rev W M Martin Open services and church officials will share the offerings.
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Jessie Mitchell
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Nicaragua’s Spanish Discovery and Independence Milestones
The report notes Nicaragua was first visited by Spaniards in 1522 and gained independence in 1838. This concise timeline highlights early colonial contact and later national sovereignty without further context.
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Murder suicide ruled in Barling couple death near dam
Police identified the deceased as Rick and Mellisa Delmonego of Barling. Witnesses reported a struggle in the West Arkansas Community College parking lot and a van seen leaving the scene, later found burning near Lock and Dam 13. A .38 caliber pistol was recovered, and authorities say the man likely killed the woman then set the van on fire and shot himself.
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Beiruts new government shaping under Salim el Hoss
Beiruts Salim el Hoss works to form a postwar government to be a government of work reconstruction and reconciliation. President Elias Sarkis asks for technocratic ministers and possible six month emergency powers with capital punishment reinstated to stabilize the reconstruction drive backed by the Syrian army. Critics fear press censorship amid security measures and Chamouns opposition warns against technocrats.
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Hope Community Education Office Announces Slight Gym Schedule Change
The Yerger gym stays open Monday and Wednesday 7 to 9 p.m. Jones Field House is closed on those nights but will be open Saturday December 11 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. A charity basketball tournament by the Anna P. Strong Club occurs Saturday December 18 to raise scholarship funds. The period covers December 6 to December 18 with a 50 cent per person fee.
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Missionary Wings of the Wind Aid Bolivia Plan
Jerry Kidd a Bolivia missionary and bush pilot spoke to the Hope Evening Lions Club about three years of support flights delivering supplies and medical aid. He described jungle landing strips carved by hand and compared five days upriver by canoe with 19 minutes by air on return trips. He plans to buy a different plane on furlough as Wings of the Wind aids Indians and remote communities.
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Hope Evening Lions Club
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Caldwell reflects on Chamber's fight for Hope and Hempstead County
Caldwell recalls the chamber battles including Southwestern Bell plans to move the Long Distance Operator Center from Hope to Little Rock leaving 64 job losses. He stresses chamber involvement on local issues, future water from Millwood, doctors’ needs, and balancing leadership roles with Lions Club and Chamber presidencies.
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Ornaments Returned to La Jolla Christmas Tree
An unidentified man returned $250 worth of missing ornaments to Rev. James M. Gilfillan at Mary Star of the Sea Catholic Church in La Jolla after leaving a note about owning the items. The incident followed news reports of their loss or theft, and the ornaments were placed back atop the community tree. Madame Doublet de Persan is noted as the first newspaperwoman in Paris history.
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Move to Strip Joint Atomic Energy Committee of Powers
The House Democratic Caucus backed a move to abolish the Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committee and transfer its bill drafting power to House committees. Supporters say the body is outdated and fuels nuclear proliferation. critics warn it slows nuclear progress and weakens oversight. The Senate action remains pending.
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