Our Daily Bread by The Editor Alex Washburn
An editorial piece by Alex H. Washburn reflects on daily bread and the meaning of sustenance, exploring how simple provisions shape moral outlooks and community values within the newspaper’s historical voice.
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Alex. H. Washburn
Postal hike looms over AP Sports Almanac inquiry
The Star weighs a potential sale of the AP Sports Almanac 1975 amid looming postal rate increases. The 928-page book at $2.10 delivered prompts subscriber interest counts as the paper braces for higher postage costs in 1975.
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AP Sports
Associated Press
New York
Star
AP Sports Almanac
P. O
Hope
Ark
Central Baptist College Choir to Perform at Unity Church
The Central Baptist College Choir and Singers, about 40 Christian musicians, will present a sacred music concert at Unity Baptist Church in Conway Arkansas at 7 30 p m Friday. The program features various forms of Gospel music and the church invites the public to attend.
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Central Baptist College
Unity Baptist Church
Conway
Ark
Insurgents Driven Back In Ethiopian-Eritrean Clash
Government troops retook the road to Asmara airport driving Eritrean insurgents from the route as airlift of foreigners resumed in Addis Ababa. About 450 miles south the Ethiopian capital received a planeload of British subjects, including Americans and embassy staff. Italy planned to evacuate 2000 settlers from Eritrea as conditions allowed after rebels blew a bridge in Tegre province.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Asmara
U.S
Eritrea
Tegre
Simon urges focus on investment over social programs
Treasury Secretary William E. Simon told Congress the government must shift emphasis to encouraging business investment while curbing growth in social security welfare and government payrolls. He warned a margin of economic slack is needed to squeeze out inflation and noted profits lag after inflation. The piece covers declining real profits, rising public payments, Ford's economists’ uncertainty, and forecasts for a slower recession with mixed auto sector signals and policy moves on taxes, tariffs, and food stamps.
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Washington
Treasury
William E. Simon
Simon
Ford
Missed Star Delivery Line for City Subscribers
City subscribers urged to call 777 3431 between 6 and 6 30 p m Saturday or by 5 p m to arrange delivery of the Star newspaper.
Lima Police Strike Turns Violent as Army Troops Move In
Army tanks backed by infantry stormed a Lima police compound in La Victoria where striking Guardia Civil officers barricaded themselves. Wounded and possibly dead were reported as the government imposed a news blackout. The strike seeks a $46 monthly raise beyond the current pay of $138 to $161, amid a 20 percent cost of living rise.
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Lima
Peru
Juan Velasco
la Victoria
Onassis Improves Slightly as Health Battle Continues
Aristotle Onassis, 69, shows slight improvement and is not in immediate danger. Doctors report myasthenia gravis complicated by influenza and fever. a heart specialist was flown from New York. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis remains at his bedside as plans for possible abroad treatment are considered.
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Athens
Greece
Aristotle Onassis
Onassis
Jacqueline
New York
Glyphada
Jacqueline Kennedy
Program shaping up in Ford administration push
Washington AP reports that Democrats move from criticism to form as House Speaker Carl Albert asks committee chairs to set reporting dates for econ omic and energy measures. Banking panel eyes housing loans and mortgage support with a March House vote target while Ways and Means hones a tax cut plan favoring lower incomes.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
House
Carl Albert
Banking Committee
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve Board
Ways and Means
al Ullman
D-Ore
Ullman
Lord’s
Committee freezes food stamp prices
Washington AP reports Senate Agriculture Committee voted 11 to 2 to freeze food stamp prices for the rest of the year and seek Senate approval for a parallel measure. The action blocks Ford administration plans to raise prices March 1, replacing the sliding scale with a 30 percent income share and increasing the value of stamps for many households. Critics warn elderly buyers may see stamps become less worthwhile.
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Ford
Federal Reserve Board
Fed
Senate
Washington
Senate Agriculture Ccaiane
Ford Administration
Congress
Community Development meetings set for February hearings
The Board of Directors schedules February meetings to review Hope's Community Development application with several public hearings at City Hall. Key items include Elm Street reconstruction, stoplight funding, Avenue B upgrades, Spruce Street work, park improvements, a city wide code enforcement program, trench burner purchase, Edgewood Street recon, two new sewer plants, sewer extension surveys, and first year planning costs totaling 479000.
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Board of Directors
Hope
City Hall
Elm Street
Sixth and
South Main
Hervey Street
Washington Street
Spruce Street
Hickory Street
Edgewood Street
Shover
Thirteenth
West Avenue B
Senate OKs Fair Trade Act repeal in Arkansas
The Arkansas Senate voted 26 to 3 to repeal the 1937 Fair Trade Act, ending a law that let manufacturers set minimum prices on certain products. The House approved a separate measure mandating at least 10 years in prison without parole for a drug seller’s second offense, with debate over prison crowding and costs.
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Little Rock
State Senate
House
C. V. Ford Jr
Julian Streett
Camden
Ford
Woody Clark
Forrest City
Frank Henslee
Pine Bluff
Senate
Mike Wilson
Jacksonville
Paul Benham
Marianna
Burial services planned for Mrs Broadwell and baby Tina
Burial services for Mrs Mary Starkey Broadwell and her eight month old daughter Tina Micole will be held Thursday at 3 p.m. at South Park Funeral Home Houston. Burial will be in Resurrection Cemetery. Local arrangements were by Herndon Funeral Home. Mrs Broadwell and her child died Tuesday when a motor home driven by Charles Broadwell overturned and burned four miles south of Hope on State Highway 29. The widower and another daughter Melissa were treated and released. The Broadwell family of Missouri City was en route to Cleveland for a Copenhagen Open bowling event. Mrs Broadwell is survived by her parents Raymond and Mary Starkey of Alvin.
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Mary Starkey Broadwell
Tina Micole
South Park Funeral Home
Houston
Tex
Resurrection Cemetery
Herndon Funeral Home
Melissa
Memorial Hospital
Broadwell
Missouri City
Cleveland
Ohio
Raymond Starkey
Alvin, Tex
Bentsen to announce 1976 presidential bid date set
Sen Lloyd M. Bentsen will announce his candidacy for the 1976 Democratic nomination on February 17 in the Senate Caucus Room. The Texas Democrat, 54 next week, has long sought the presidency and is also up for re election to the Senate in 1976. Other announced candidates include Henry M Jackson Morris Udall Jimmy Carter and Fred Harris.
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Washington
Lloyd M. Bentsen
D-Tex
Bentsen
Senate
House
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Henry M. Jackson
Morris K. Udall
Arizona
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Fred R. Harris
Oklahoma
Rehearsal Thursday for The Music Man chorus
The next rehearsal for the offstage chorus will be at 7 p.m. Thursday in the fellowship hall of the First Presbyterian Church. Adults and teens who wish to join are urged to attend this rehearsal.
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Fellowship Hall
First Presbyterian Church
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