Hope Arkansas Ordinance Rezones Industrial Area
City of Hope Arkansas passes an ordinance reclassifying a parcel of Lots 1 and 4 in Block 25 College Addition to Hope from unspecified to Industrial Zone. Affected area includes property across 8th Street and near the proposed railway right of way. Ordinance directs amendments to the zoning map and repeals conflicting ordinances. Effective on passage.
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Rezoning Ordinance No. 864 Hope Arkansas to C-2 Commercial
City of Hope Arkansas rezones property from its present category to C-2 Commercial in Hempstead County. The parcel described as part of the SE4 SW of Section 29 Township 12 South Range 24 West contains about 3 acres. The ordinance amends the official zoning map, repeals prior ordinances, and takes effect after passage and approval. Also notes February 1970 American Music Month proclamation by Mayor Frank Douglas.
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Obituaries Mention Turnage Burns In Hope Arkansas Area
The obituary notices note Lester Turnage 66 of Putlan Texas and R.S. Burns 64 of Hope and Hempstead County. Surviving relatives include spouses children and siblings. Services for Turnage are set at New Hope Baptist Church with burial at New Hope Cemetery by Oakcrest Funeral Home.
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Putlan
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Dumas
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Willsville
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Pattos
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New Hope Cemetery
Oakcrest Funeral Home
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Hope and Hempstead County
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Ronald Burns
St. Charles
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Fayatteville
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Wyo
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Velda Kennedy
California
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Snyder
Luther
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Dallas
Rutha Powell
Central Church of Christ
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Aaron
Central Cemetery
Qakcrest Funeral Hane
Draft lottery limits set to pace men awaiting deferments
White House Pentagon and Selective Service officials decide to set uniform lottery-number limits so draft boards rise the list steadily. Deferred low numbered men remain unavailable this year, and states lagging behind would make up the difference later. March draft call is 19,000 men.
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Weekend Cooler and Showers Forecast Across Arkansas
The Associated Press reports cooler weekend weather with a cold front moving from Missouri into Arkansas bringing cloudy skies and a chance of showers tonight. A warm front is expected to follow Saturday with possible light thundershowers in western areas. Temperatures Thursday ranged from 34 in Memphis to 42 in El Dorado with overnight lows from 24 Fayetteville to 34 Texarkana. No rainfall was reported in the prior 24 hours.
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Co op Workers Seek Board Overhaul At North Arkansas Electric
A group of 15 striking workers at North Arkansas Electric Cooperative aim to revamp management by ousting the current board of directors. They advertised in the Arkansas Gazette alleging customer dissatisfaction with service and called for changes, with some strikers now back on the job. An attorney for the cooperative labeled the ad as irresponsible and a scurrilous attack.
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Arkansas Weather Forecast From Early Friday Report
The forecast notes mostly cloudy conditions for the north with fair and mild weather in the south. Expect a cloudy night with scattered showers, then a cool Saturday with overcast skies. Daytime highs reach around 40s north and 60s south, with tonight's lows in the 40s.
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Massacre charges grow as Army names top officer
New Massacre reports say Calley killed 102 civilians near My Lai on March 16 1968 and Willingham the highest ranking officer charged. He led a platoon during the operation and is the fifth U S serviceman formally accused. Also charged are two sergeants and a private who served with his company.
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Rockefeller sees lawmakers less opposed to tax increases
Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller said some legislators are not as strongly opposed to tax hikes as six months ago and are willing to talk. He noted only a few lawmakers had responded favorably to his tax proposals ahead of a March 2 special session to raise 335 million in new revenue.
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Associated Press
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Deed Hidden Racist Clause Ties Carswell Sale to 1966
Palm Beach AP report reveals a deed for property sold by Supreme Court nominee G Harrold Carswell and his wife in 1986 contained a whites only restriction. The clause originated with Carswell’s in law, Matt 38 acres near Ochlocknee Bay, and persisted through the 1966 sale to Harriet Yon and Marie Middleton. The Carswells no longer own property in the bayfront complex.
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Agnew attacks college quotas at Lincoln Day dinner
Vice President Spiro Agnew urged colleges to admit students and hire teachers on merit, denouncing ethnic and social class quotas as madness. He targeted campus dissent and argued admissions decisions should rest on aptitude rather than demographics.
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Proclamation Urges Nixon on North Vietnam Prisoners
Winthrop Rockefeller aided a proclamation urging President Nixon to ensure North Vietnam fairly treats American prisoners. Requested by the Arkansas Chapter of Concern to Prisoners of War the circular petitions show support for adherence to Geneva Convention rules. Spokeswoman Mrs Pete Hopinbrook said the campaign invites broad participation as Americans back those with relatives held in North Vietnam.
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Hart family to visit First Baptist Hope services
Mr and Mrs Jim Hart and family will attend all services at First Baptist Church of Hope on Sunday February 15. Hart, currently Minister of Music and Youth at First Baptist Jacksonville Arkansas, will meet the Youth Choir at 4 30 p m Sunday and the choir will sing at the evening Worship service. The public is invited.
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First Baptist Church of Hope
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First Baptist Church of
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Arkansas
Many Changes Proposed in Constitution
Arkansas voters face a proposed new state constitution that would authorize annual legislative sessions, restructure the House and Senate with a 3 to 1 ratio, and create single member districts. It would require three fifths votes to raise taxes, limit tax increases, and increase legislators salaries by 1800 dollars, with pay scale changes possible.
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Angie Brooks First Black Woman Heads UN General Assembly
A portrait of Angie Elizabeth Brooks of Liberia as she becomes president of the United Nations General Assembly for the 24th session. The piece notes she is the second woman to hold the post and the first black African to do so, with context on her diplomatic style and status in UN circles. Also brief notices of a funeral for Mrs Roberta Moore and a church service in Nashville with local church details.
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