Arkansas Weather Outlook Sees Dry, Cooler Wednesday
The Associated Press reports an end to rain in Arkansas with rain likely today and a chance tonight. The National Weather Service expects decreasing clouds and cooler temperatures Wednesday as a cold front sweeps through and rain ends from the west. Rainfall reports for the 24- hour period are noted.
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Hope Star details and advertising rates, 1975
Hope Star listing local weather data for February 4 1975 includes temperatures forecasts for several Arkansas cities with highs in the 50s and lows in the 30s to 40s. The issue notes circulation details and subscription rates, plus offices and contact information.
Obituary Notice for Adies Lea Chandler
Funeral services for Adies lea Clark Chandler 66 were held at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at the Church of Christ in Green Plains Ark. Burial was in Green Plains cemetery. She died Saturday in a Nashville hospital. She lived in Dierks Ark. Survivors include son Harmon Chandler and daughter Birdo Kerby both of Dierks, brother Ben Clark of Benger Okla, sisters Haskell Barger of Benger Glen Byrson of Anadarko Okla and Tom Freeman of Canyon Tex, seven grandchildren two great grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews.
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Church of Christ
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Benger
Okla
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Glen Byrson
Anadarko
Tom Freeman
Canyon, Tex
General Motors Tops World Ranking Drops Dividend After 1974 Dive
DETROIT AP General Motors Corp reports its second worst profit in 13 years status. It slipped behind Exxon as the world's largest industrial company and cut its common stock dividend for the first time since 1946. 1974 earnings fell 60 percent amid Arab oil embargo, recession and double digit inflation.
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Sniper kills young hostage then self in California standoff
In Oceanside California David Terrell Jr 20 used a borrowed .22 rifle to hold three children hostage for hours. Eight year old Michelle Ryan and sisters Melissa and Monique were inside before Terrell killed 15-year-old Leland Phelps and then shot himself after police surrounded the home.
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San Diego
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Arkansas
Bousquet
Palomar College
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Speer
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Melissa
Monique
Michelle
Phelps
Ryan
Charles
Melissa Ryan
David
Tri-city Hospital
Italian industrialist freed after six day kidnapping
Italian industrialist Saverio Garonzi, 64, and a 10 year old boy were released after six days and two weeks in Captivity. Garonzi, president of Verona’s soccer team, was dumped from a car on the Milan Bergamo highway as four armed men seized him. The 10 year old, Tuciano Previteria, was found at a Sicily gas station. ransom amounts were not disclosed. A 16 year old boy escaped after being kidnapped Monday, making Italy's eleventh kidnap victim this year.
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Egypt receives Soviet aid amid cooling Egypt-US ties
U S intelligence reports two Soviet ships unloaded over 7 000 tons of ammunition and spare parts in Egypt recently The deliveries mirror a 8 000 ton August shipment and follow January shipments with no new equipment Sadat accuses Moscow of breaking promises as Egypt seeks alternate suppliers and US friendship grows Egypt has relied on Soviet arms for about 20 years and eyes diversifying sources
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Hope Star Carrier Loss Returns by Mrs Putman
Last week a Hope Star carrier misplaced a collection bag but was aided when Mrs. Ricky Debbie Putman of Spring Hill found and returned it. Her honesty made a boy very happy and the newspaper thanks her for the kind act. County offices at the Hempstead County Courthouse remain open through the noon hour. Two Hempstead County residents, William D. Johnson and Duvall Moore, were named to Gavlram County Community College's Fall Dean's List with a 3.50 average while pursuing degrees in law enforcement.
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W. G. Wynn
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Debbie) Putman
Spring Hill
Hempstead County
Garlam County Community College
Hot Springs
William D
Bill” Johnson
Odette Johnson
Duvall Moore
Dick Moore
The Negro Community By Esther Hicks note
A brief community column lists a prevalentine tea at the Hicks home to aid a baby contest at Bethel A M E Church with sponsors Mrs Fannie Alexander and Mrs Hicks. It also reports illness of Arthur Straughter Sr in Wichita and the death of Mrs Sarah Jones with funeral plans at Providence Baptist Church in Emmet, Arkansas.
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East 6Th Street
Bethel A. M. E. Church
Fannie Alexander
Arthur Straughter
Wichita, Kansas
Ball calls for higher payroll taxes on top earners
Former Social Security Commissioner Robert Ball proposes raising payroll taxes on upper income earners as the best cure for mounting deficits. He warns against funding Medicare from general revenues, which could undermine benefits and trigger means testing, and urges returning to a $24,000 wage base with a 4 percent Medicare tax earmarked for retirement benefits in 1978. The council split last year over how to address deficits, with Ball aiming to influence Democratic leaders if his bid fails.
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Richard M. Nixon
Ball
National Academy of Sciences
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Council
Lanemiyse Ball
Ford
Hawaii Sugar Plantations Span 226,580 Acres
Hawaii's sugar plantations cover 226,580 acres across four islands, reflecting the scale of the industry and its geographic footprint. The figure highlights the concentration of cane fields on multiple islands and the scope of agricultural operations in the territory.
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