Cattlemen Plan Ardmore Area Beef Tour in March 1975
Hempstead County Cattlemen announce a March 3 bus tour to Ardmore Oklahoma visiting the Noble Foundation and three local operations to study grazing, replacement cattle, and beef production. Pre registration is $15, reservations on a first come basis, with details at the Production Credit Association Office in Hope.
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Hempstead County Cattlemen’s Association
Carroll Rowé
Cattlemen's Association
Noble Foundation
Ardmore
Oklahoma
Hempstead County
Rosehbattn
Production Credit Association
Hope
Ford seeks 2.7 billion aid for Vietnam and Cambodia
President Ford asked Congress for 2.7 billion in military and economic aid for Vietnam and Cambodia in the 1976 fiscal year, calling it essential to security and reconstruction. He proposed 522 million in supplemental current-year funding and noted a broader 2.8 billion military aid outlay with 1.3 billion for Vietnam, higher than the current year.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
Vietnam
Cambodia
Indochina
Sugar price drop cuts January grocery bill in 1975 AP survey
The Associated Press market basket survey shows January 1975 grocery costs fell in seven of 13 cities, averaging a 3 percent decrease, while overall January bill declined just under 1 percent. Sugar prices eased 13 percent across ten cities, eggs fell 10 percent on average, and pork chops rose in 11 cities.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
Los Angeles
Seattle
Providence
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KXAR Announces Sunday Schedule Changes and New Programs
General manager Haskell Jones unveils changes. Showers of Blessings moves to 6 45 a m, Revival at 12 30 p m, Baptist Hour at 1 p m, Harvest Time at 1 30 p m. Next two months start at 2 p m with L C Wyatt Black Gospel Hour, Garrett Chapel 5 p m, Beebe Memorial C M E Church 6 p m, and Texas Ranger Baseball begins first week of April at 2 p m each Sunday.
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Haskell Jones
KXAR
L. C. Wyatt
Garrett Chapel
Beebe Memorial C.M.E
Texas Ranger
U S priest among 31 victims of air crash
In Manila a Philippine Airlines Avro turboprop crashed after an engine fire, killing 31 aboard including Rev J Mitchell a 57 year old Jesuit priest from New Rochelle New York and injuring another American, Roger Collins 51, who survived with severe burns.
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Philippines
Philippine Airlines
Iligan City
Cagayan de Oro
Roger Collins
Maranas Timber Industries
Lanao del Sur
Las Pinas General Hospital
Collins
Galveston
Tex
U.S
J. Hudson Mitchell
New Rochelle
Tanker fire rages as Coast Guard probes collision
Officials abandoning hope to stop the four day blaze aboard the 754 foot tanker Corinthos, rammed by the Edgar M Queeny and burning crude oil into the Delaware River. Three dead, 25 missing, one of the worst river disasters. Coast Guard to convene inquiry in Philadelphia.
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Marcus Hook
Corinthos
Delaware River
Delaware
Elias
British Petroleum
Edgar M. Queeny
Coast Guard
Queeny
New Jersey
Dean May Cancel Speaking Tour Over Criticism
Former White House counsel John Dean faces boycotts and sharp criticism as he travels to about 40 colleges from Maine to California to discuss Watergate. He says he may cancel if critics demand punishment and notes his debt while insisting the tour is not a get-rich scheme.
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Charlottesville
John W. Dean Tit
Dean
Richard M. Nixon
University of Virginia
White House
Maine
California
Virginia
Nixon
John Dean
Piri
Vote study under way in Faulkner and Conway counties
Tom Glaze director of the Election Laws Institute begins a study of absentee voting and other election activities in Faulkner and Conway counties. He notes Conway women assisting in checking ballot applications voter lists and records tied to the Democratic primary runoff where Stanley Russ of Conway defeated W H Lawson of Enola for the District 21 Senate nomination.
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Conway, Ark
Tom Glaze
The
Election Laws Institute
Faulkner
Conway
Glaze
Stanley Russ
W. H
Bill” Lawson
Enola
Hope School District Bands Concert Tuesday
The Hope School District presents a bands concert Tuesday night February 4 at the City auditorium. Hopewell Beginner Band opens with Fastport March and Marjorie Waltz followed by Verger Jr High Band performing Citadel Little Scotch Suite and Elizabethan Suite. High School Second Band plays Welsh Folk Suite and Two Gaelic Folk Songs. High School First Band offers Night Flight To Madrid A Short Ballet For Awkward Dancers Beguine For Band and Overture To Candide. Directors Jim Fairchild and Gary Wells invite the public with no admission charge.
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Hope
Hopewell
Verger Jr
Jr. High
Madrid
Jim Fairchild
Gary Wells
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