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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1975
Page
2
The National Weather Service forecasts more wet weather for Arkansas with rain likely across most of the state. Gulf air moving over cold air at the surface is expected to drive the system, bringing showers today and tonight and increasing to likely rainfall Tuesday.
The Hope Star forecast notes a chance of rain midweek with colder days ahead including rainfall reports from multiple Arkansas cities and temperatures for today and tomorrow. Also lists extended weather data, station figures, and subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery in surrounding counties.
The National Farmers Organization will meet at 7 30 p m Monday at the Trade Winds motel club room to elect officers and a Pricing Commission. A date will be set for the first cattle sale. All cattlemen and farmers in the area are urged to attend.
The proposed Science Museum of Virginia in Richmond will use solar heating and cooling and aim to be the world’s largest public building to do so. Dr. Paul H. Knappenberger Jr. says the 55,000 square foot facility on 45 acres will feature a tilted-dome planetarium, a large exhibit area, a weather station, and activity centers for astronomy, chemistry, geology, mathematics, meteorology and physics.
The Kiwanis Club of Hope funded a new band stand at Fair Park, replacing a structure used for decades. Paul Henley chose the site and foundation. Rufus Herndon III presented a 5750 dollar payment to contractor Kenneth Carey. Col Roy Taylor received 400 dollars for the City Hall auditorium curtain. Cape Hatteras is noted as the graveyard of the Atlantic due to frequent wrecks.
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Alphe E. Keeley 89 at First United Methodist Church Prescott with burial in DeAnn Cemetery. James Charles Buford 88 was laid to rest at Bluff City Cemetery after services at Shady Grove Baptist Church. Dr Jack S Ambrose 56, veteran Air Force Lt Col and supervisor at J M Poultry El Dorado, died in El Dorado hospital and is survived by wife Claudia, two sons Wesley and Hunter, daughter Anne, and brother Kenneth. funeral Tuesday at First Christian Church Il Dorado with graveside rites at National Cemetery Little Rock.
President Ford sent a budget to Congress seeking 18.8 billion for unemployment benefits and public-service jobs for 1975 and 1976. The plan projects unemployment averaging 8.1 percent in 1975 with about 7.5 million jobless, and includes 5.1 billion in immediate aid to states.
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