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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1975
Page
2
The Associated Press reports a diffuse cold front from western Arkansas to central Texas will drift across the state, cooling temperatures with only scattered precipitation. Moisture resurgence is slower than expected, and a weakening upper disturbance yields light activity.
Hope Star reports include weather outlook across Arkansas with snow flurries in the northwest and rain elsewhere, highs in the 50s, and briefer forecasts through Saturday. Navy recruit Lott and Kenneth Farrow from Dierks join service training, while Raymond Colen, a Warren Jr High teacher, is named to the Bradley County Memorial Hospital board.
The Lonoke Baptist Church Department of Christian Education announces Stewardship and Loyalty week from Feb 17 to 21 1975 with nightly study from 7 to 8. Topics include tithe giving sharing stewardship and loyalty with sessions led for ministers pastors and laypersons from the area. R Norris Shreve 89 former Purdue engineering leader dies after lengthy illness in West Lafayette Indiana.
A final public hearing on the Community Development application is scheduled for 7 p.m. Tuesday at Hope city hall after which the board will forward the plan to the city planner and eventually to state and federal offices. Also notes include Leo Club meeting, school election details, and local personnel updates.
Georgia E Neal of Hope Route 4 died Tuesday from an apparent heart attack at his home. He is survived by his wife Lois Hopson Neal. Funeral arrangements are to be announced later by Herndon Funeral Home.
U S officials said Kissinger failed to move the Soviet position. He urged limited Israeli Egyptian and Israeli Syrian accords be replaced by Geneva negotiations between Israel and all Arab adversaries including the Palestine Liberation Organization.
Governors and state leaders criticize the White House budget for cutting essential domestic services to fund defense and space, with calls to aid Americans facing unemployment and hardship. Michigan Governor Milliken warns of heavy impact from energy crisis and recession on state finances.
A farmer jokes that the woodchuck eats to gain strength to dig holes and then digs holes to sharpen its appetite, reflecting a humorous take on animal habits and rural life.
Funeral services for Rev Francis A Buddin long time Methodist pastor were held at 2 p m Tuesday at First United Methodist Church Texarkana with burial in East Memorial Gardens He died Sunday in Dallas at 81 after 44 years in the ministry He led churches in Hope Texarkana Pine Bluff Arkadelphia Hot Springs Camden Newport Little Rock and served as Little Rock District superintendent Surviving are his widow Gladys a son Francis A Buddin Jr Dallas and two daughters Mrs Robert A Greaves Galveston and Mrs Robert Walker Athens Tex
Jolene Rene Lange, the sole survivor of the Lange sextuplets, is home after more than two months in the hospital. Her mother Charlotte Lange, 26, says fertility drug use preceded the pregnancies, and the family plans to decide on future fertility. Jolene weighed under two pounds at birth, now about five pounds, and faced early life on a respirator and IV feeding with jaundice treatment. The hospital bill is estimated at 45,000 dollars, with the family pursuing insurance payment and paying any shortfall.
At a Hope Rotary Club luncheon in Town and Country attorney Charles Walker described his role as Red Cross Bloodmobile chairman for Hempstead County. He cited a 750 pint county usage last year and urged meeting the current quota while praising Haskell Jones Douglas Drake and volunteers. The club voted to move meetings from Friday to Thursday starting in March and discussed February 21 vote on meeting location.
A panel of scientists is to report on Army plans to kill more than 12 million black birds cow birds starlings and grackles in Kentucky and Tennessee. The plan follows a court decision and cites disease crop damage and aviation safety concerns.
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