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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1975

Page

7

Lumber Dealers Meet In Little Rock Arkansas

Arkansas Association of Lumber Dealers hosts its annual meeting in Little Rock at the Convention Center and Cameroton Tuesday through Thursday. Speakers include Andrew J. Armstrong of Armstong Cork Company addressing consumerism, Robert L. Horton NLBMDA president on Washington actions, and William Fishman of Cleveland leading a Home Center Seminar. Association directors listed include Brown, Pfeifer, Sims, Kaufman, Pierce, Mullens, Hallam, Bonsteel, Randle, Hayes, Wallace, Webb, Johnson, and Norman.

Armstong Cork Company National Lumber and Building Material Sealers Association Arkansas Association of Lumber Dealers Little Rock Convention Center Cameroton Nlbmda Washington William Fishman Cleveland Hamill, Keene & Fishman Abitibi Corporation David Brown Hope Gene Pfeifer Rennae Sims Dardanelle Joe Kaufman B. J. Pierce Searcy J. L. Mullens Jr Heber Springs Lynn Hallam Marvell William Bonsteel Harrison David Randle Fayetteville James Hayes Siloam Springs Charles Wallace Stuttgart Forrest Webb Crossett Reed Johnson Clark Norman el Dorado

First Dental Visit For Young Children

Parents should begin dental visits by the time all primary teeth erupt to support chewing speech and jaw development. The initial visit aims to ease a child, build trust, and educate parents on daily care and diet for long term oral health.

Pryor Headlines Arkansas County Clerks Association Meet

Gov. David Pryor spoke at the Arkansas County Clerks Association annual meeting in Little Rock. Topics included the county clerks salary bill and Amendment 55 legislation. opening address by Courtney Langston of the Association of Kansas Counties. reports by Jean Reeder. Cris King led salary bill discussion. post luncheon seminar planned by Dr. Nelson and Dr. Stephens. Officers named King president, Reeder VP, Thomas secretary treasurer, Buck Johns and Merritt AAC directors.

David Pryor Arkansas County Clerks Association Little Rock Holiday Inn Hempstead Dee McMurrough Courtney Langston Association Ofkansas Counties AAC Howard County Jean Reeder Sharp County Cris King

Tuesday Country Fried Steak Lunch Menu

Tuesday menu lists country fried steak with gravy French fries tossed salad hot biscuit rainbow fruit cake milk sandwich line fish on bun with tartar sauce fries salad cake. Wednesday Managers Day. Thursday Chili Mac P H Peas buttered cabbage cornbread cookie sloppy joe beef patty on bun lettuce tomato pickle beans corn jello.

Supreme Court weighs ABC permit transfer power

Arkansas Supreme Court hears challenge to the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board s authority to transfer liquor permits. Harold Hewitt seeks a trial on the merits after his Springdale store permit was moved to West Sunset Street. Velma Gage had won a judgment opposing the transfer, with attorneys arguing the board violated state law.

Little Rock Arkansas Supreme Court State’ Alcoholic Beverage Control Board Charles Matthews Harold Hewitt Benton County Hewitt East Emma St Springdale West Sunset St ABC Board Matthews Velma Gage Springdale Liquour West Sunset St Washington County Supreme Court Frank Waters Gage

Americans Evacuate Asmara Amid Eritrean Crisis

Americans in Asmara begin leaving for Addis Ababa as fighting rages between Ethiopian military forces and Eritrean rebels. About 300 Americans, mostly civilian staff, are trapped with limited food and dwindling water as the city remains cut off and the airport closed.

Addis Ababa Ethiopia Asmara Eritrea U.S Northrn Eritrean Liberation Front ELF Bob Perry Durham Perry

Legislative report third week of Arkansas session summary

In week ending January 31 the House and Senate signed the Constitutional Convention bill, Governor Pryor backing major package. Some 920 bills introduced, 50 percent ahead of 1973. House approved 38 Budget Committee measures and eight of Patterson’s bills sent to the Senate. Judiciary held five hours hearings on Criminal Code revision, with two more planned February 4 before full consideration. Juvenile Code reform due next week. Interim committee seen as productive. 60 day limit likely to extend due to many bills. Patterson to introduce boat and outboard motor registration to curb thefts. contact Rep. Larry Patterson, State Capitol, Little Rock, 72201.

House of Arkansas House Joint “Budget Committee Senate House Judiciary Committee Rep. C. V. Ford Thyself Larry Patterson State Capitol Little Rock

Ford ridicules rationing after southern governor support

President Ford rejected gas rationing calls amid opposition from eight Southern governors. He warned rationing would not solve the core oil use problem and could hurt low income Americans by forcing higher gas prices. Governors differed on tariffs and energy steps but praised Ford for starting talks with Congress.

Atlanta Ford James E. Holfhouser Jr North Carolina George C. Wallace Alabama William L. Waller Mississippi Congress

Jehovah's Witnesses announce Southwest Arkansas circuit assembly

Eugene Shuster and Bushe Swanson announced a March 8 and 9 circuit assembly at Fail Park coliseum. About 1,000 delegates from 12 Southwest Arkansas cities are expected. Local Jehovah's Witnesses will help prepare, with Shuster as assistant convention overseer and Swanson assisting in delegate rooming. Delegates will staff 22 convention departments, all volunteering per scripture.

Eugene Shuster Bushe Swanson Jehovah's Witnesses Fail Park Coliseum Arkansas Jehovah’s Witnesses Shuster Mr. Swanson

Nine Year Old Dies In Fire In Pine Bluff

A 9 year old boy named Mike Lee died late Monday night when a single story frame house burned in Pine Bluff Arkansas. His mother Mildred Lee and seven other children escaped unhurt. The mother said she pulled Mike from the home but he returned inside for an unexplained reason before firefighters arrived to find the house fully engulfed.

Pine Bluff Ark Mike Lee Mildred Lee Mike

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