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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1973
Page
3
The piece notes that holiday season brings warmth and hospitality, moving activity indoors to fireside gatherings. It warns busy women may neglect safety precautions in kitchens, and that most kitchen fires originate from electricity, gas, creases, or open flames, urging simple safeguards to cut risk.
Electrical fires require UL labeled appliances and careful use of multiple devices. Unplug after each use and avoid overloads. replace frayed cords and use fuses appropriate to wiring. For gas fires ensure ASA or US labels on appliances and ventilate if smelling gas. do not test leaks with a match. open windows and doors.
A broad look at how toys evolved from ancient Egypt and Greece to modern times including the Sesame Street film viewer by Fisher-Price. The piece also offers home safety guidance on fire prevention and response from The Hartford, with contact details for the Junior Fire Marshal program.
In Hempstead County Arkansas Chancery Court William Joel Green sues Sharon Evans Green. Defendant is warned to appear within thirty days and answer. Clerk Leona Cole signs the notice with dates December 7 14 23 28 1973.
The House approved a plan by a 221-192 vote to ban fuel allocations for busing children to school, with a next school year start and a possible Senate challenge. The energy crisis loomed nationwide as officials warned of reduced lighting and rationing steps, while Britain cut its four hour work week to avert a power shortage.
Representative Dingell argues an amendment would ban petroleum product allocation beyond the home and save over 78 million gallons of gasoline annually. He notes the measure would not overturn court ordered bus plans. The discussion mentions the earth’s outer shell being about 25 miles thick.
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