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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1975

Page

1

Red River meet plans and N Hazel widening push

The Red River Valley Association backs navigation projects as Millwood Dam completes. Officials discuss widening N Hazel Street in Hope to improve Hy 29 North access to I-30 with Will Rutherford and Rev William Gant leading local support. City will survey. relocations may be needed for Home Street.

Red River Valley Association Captain Shreve Shreveport Southwest Arkansas United Association Millwood Dam Millwood Fulton Hope Texarkana Star N. Hazel St Interstate 30 Will Rutherford William Gant BeBee C.M.E Harvey Washington Saim Strong N. Hazel

Princess Christina to marry Cuban-born Guillermo in Europe

Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard announce the engagement of Princess Christina to Jorge Guillermo, a Havana native who runs a Harlem day-care center. Christina, 27, and Guillermo, 29, will stay in the Netherlands until her 28th birthday with no wedding date set.

the Hague Netherlands Juliana Bernhard Christina Jorge Guillermo Cuba New York City Harlem Guillermo New York Holland Latin America United States Havana Fidel Castro Hood College Frederick Princess Christina McGill University Montreal

Wholesale prices dip in January led by farm goods

Washington AP reports wholesale prices fell 0.3 percent in January led by a 2.2 percent drop in farm products including grains livestock and oilseed. Processed foods and feeds fell about one percent as lower sugar and confectionery prices helped. The January index at 171.8 vs 1967 average 100, up 17.2 percent from a year earlier.

Washington Labor Department Federal Reserve Board Federal Reserve Habor

Cyprus students protest Turkish Cypriot move in Nicosia

Thousands of Greek Cypriot students protested in Nicosia against the proclamation of a Turkish Cypriot state in the north. Police and troops guarded embassies as authorities called for a UN Security Council meeting. The unrest follows last year’s Turkish invasion and rapid international concern. The article also notes the rise in wholesale prices and a sharp drop in the trial-output index, with December figures cited.

Nicosia, Cyprus Cyprus United Nations Security Council Dimitrios Bitsios Bonn Henry A. Kissinger Nicosia U.N New York Security Council Mediterranean Council Federal Reserve

Valentine reunion bridges decades after Navy sailor finds mother

Norfolk AP report: Navy Radioman J C James R Sebring, 33, reunited with his mother Alberta Sebring, 63, at Pier 12 after a three week training cruise aboard the Forrestal. He had not seen her since age one. They cried, hugged, and discussed a possible move to live with Sebring and his wife Terry and their nine children.

Norfolk Navy J. C. James R. Sebring Sebring Forrestal Norfolk Naval Station Syracuse N.Y Cortland Walled Lake Mich Terry

Montreal police hunt killers of four at hotel bar

Montreal police comb the city for three masked gunmen who killed four people and wounded four in a St Valentines Eve massacre at the Hotel Lapiniere bar in Brossard. Investigators pursue several leads as 69 bar patrons are questioned.

Montreal Canada Lapiniere Brossard Unmen

Watergate trial defendants denied new trials

U S District Judge Sirica denied new trial requests for four Watergate conspirators including Mitchell Ehrlichman Haldeman and Marcian. Sentencing set for February 21 with possible prison terms up to 25 years and fines. Parkinson acquitted. appeals planned, defendants likely free during appeals which may take about a year.

Washington U.S John J. Sirica Nixon Atty John N. Mitchell White House John D. Ehrlichman H. R. Haldeman Robert C. Mardian Kenneth W

Milwaukee man declared dead then revived family astonished

S William Winogrond 46 suffered a heart attack and was declared dead after revival efforts by Whitefish Bay police. He later regained signs of life, prompting doctors to monitor his progress as the family prepared funeral arrangements. Patrolman Thomas Hrycyna credited with resuscitation duties.

Milwaukee Wis Tris Winogrond S. William Winogrond Lazarus Ellen Winogrand Whitefish Bay Columbia Hospital

Dance Tonight at Hope City Park Sponsored by Eastern Star

A sweetheart dance sponsored by the Eastern Star will be held at Hope City Park at 7 30 p m Friday. Guest DJ will be Ted Dreamer from Radio Station KXAR.

Eastern Star Hope City Park D. J Ted Dreamer KXAR

Arkansas Senate OKs two new college branches in state

The Arkansas Senate approved a House backed plan to establish a Southern State College branch near El Dorado and place the Southwest Technical Institute in Camden under Southern State. The vote was 26 to 2. The Senate also endorsed a bill to expand open meeting rules to city and county governing bodies.

Little Rock Union Crittenden Arkansas Senate el Dorado Senate Crittenden County House Southern State College Magnolia Southwest Technical Institute Camden Southern State Southwest House of Representatives Woody Clark Forrest City University of Arkansas Board of Trustees Richard Mays Bill Thompson Marked Tree Art Givens Sherwood Mays Sterlin Hurley Clarksville James H. Brewer Trumann Arkansas Arkansas State University W. K. Ingram West Memphis Lloyd George Danville New Natural Heritage Commission George

Brezhnev Attacks Kissinger Over Middle East Pace

Soviet leader Brezhnev, returning after a 51 day absence, criticized Kissinger's step by step plan for Middle East peace and urged the speediest resumption of Geneva talks. He spoke at a luncheon for Harold Wilson, reaffirming detente and condemning partial accords as insufficient.

Moscow Leonid I. Brezhev Henry A. Kissinger Middle East Geneva Harold Wilson Brezhnev Brezhev Wilson Kremlin - Leonid Labin Kremlin Soviet Union United States Denent

Missed Star Delivery Hotline for Subscribers

City subscribers are urged to call 777-3431 between 6 and 6 30 p m on Saturday or by 5 p m to arrange a carrier delivery for missed Star papers.

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Alex. H. Washburn Red River Meet Valentine Ark Billy Burton Georgia Bell Jud Martindale Jud Georgia Hope High Parkinson Mitchell Mitchell, Haldeman Ehrlichman Haldeman Fhrlichman Marcian Commission The Environmental Preservation Commission Kissinger
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