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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1976
Page
7
Mixed grasses grown on blackland of Ozan Creek offered for sale at one dollar per bale. Volume buyers welcome. Call Rush Jones in Hope at 777 3868 for details. Dated 12 29 1961.
Arkansas Foundation for Medical Care and PSRO will take over concurrent review and medical care evaluation studies for Hempstead County Memorial Hospital starting February 1, 1977. The hospital retains delegation status and will perform its own reviews under an agreement with HEW. Public inspection of the plan is available at 220 North 12th Street Fort Smith Arkansas through December 31 1976.
The Saratoga School District No. 11 proposes a budget for the year starting July 1, 1978, with line items including Teachers' Salaries 220000, Transportation 35000, Maintenance 7000, Capital Outlay 20000 and a total tax levy of 40 mills 28 for Maintenance and Operation and 12 for Debt Service. The document is dated December 28, 1976, and names C C Fricks as President and WF Lively as Secretary.
The Agriculture Department reports tobacco spending near 16.6 billion dollars this year, up from 15.6 billion last year, with Americans smoking an estimated 620 billion cigarettes, a 2.1 percent rise from 607.2 billion a year ago, amid a trend toward low tar and nicotine cigarettes.
The California Supreme Court, in a 4 to 3 decision, rules the current property tax based school financing system violates equal protection for 4.5 million public school students and must be replaced by 1980 with equal educational opportunities. The ruling urges a legislative and gubernatorial response with costs ranging from 500 million to 2 billion dollars.
AP reports indicate radicals linked to Mao Zedong amid arrests of his widow Chiang Ching and allies. Hua Kuo-feng urged a 1977 "people's war" against the gang of four as clashes in Paoting show continued unrest despite official claims of stability.
An electrical worker for Memphis Light, Gas & Water was fatally shocked and another injured when they struck a 12 000 volt underground cable at Memphis International Airport. William Grandberry, 38, died after assisting in cutting away concrete near the cable while Arthur Carter, 19, sustained burns and was listed in satisfactory condition. A utility board of inquiry will investigate the incident.
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