Arkansas Friday Forecast Clouds and Warmth Rise
Associated Press reports Arkansas will see increasing clouds and warmer temperatures with a few showers in the southeastern half on Friday. The National Weather Service cautions a chance of rain Saturday, ending Sunday with a cooling trend as a massive high pressure system spans much of the eastern United States.
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Hope Star weather and daily rates in 1975 Hope Ark
The Hope Star reports unsettled weather with a frontal system bringing cloudiness to Arkansas Friday and a chance of scattered showers in the southeast. Temperatures rise into the end of the week. Also included are publishing details, circulation notes, AP and press association affiliations, and subscription rates for Hope and surrounding counties.
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Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard, Pike, Miller and Clark Counties
Clocks Change for Daylight Saving Time Across Nation
The United States will shift from standard to daylight saving time at 2 a.m. Sunday, moving clocks forward one hour for eight months. Congress could alter the pattern, and some states have exempted parts or all of their territory from the change.
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Housing bill proposed to spur construction recovery
Sen. William Proxmire, chair of the Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee, introduces an emergency bill to finance a million affordable homes yearly with subsidized 6 percent mortgages for three years. The plan targets starts below 1.75 million and 6 percent unemployment, but faces Ford administration opposition.
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Arkansas House stalls truck weight bill amid opposition
Arkansas lawmakers blocked a bid to raise the state maximum truck gross weight from 73 280 to 80 000 on all highways. The House refused to hear trucking-industry testimony during the morning hour, while Highway Department officials warned of bridge and road costs. Sen Rainwater led the measure, backed by Sen Douglas, but the Senate had defeated the bill earlier.
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Railroads Seek Emergency Aid Boost in House Bill
The Ford administration raises emergency railroad aid by 25 million to 125 million grants with 190 million loans. The House will consider an appropriation to aid Midwest and Northeast lines as Penn Central and Erie Lackawanna face losses and possible shutdowns. Conrail restructuring looms next year and lawmakers debate ultimate relief levels. Luigi Dallapiccola, renowned Italian composer, dies at 71 in Florence.
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Obituaries greet several local figures in Arkansas notices
Elizabeth Horton 87 of Washington died February 20 in a local nursing home. Graveside rites Friday at 1 p.m. Greenwood Cemetery Camden with Rev. John Rushing officiating. Burial by Herndon Funeral Home. Memorials to Washington First Methodist Church. Also, W H McWilliams 72 buried Old Rondo cemetery after services at East Funeral Home Texarkana with Rev. Stoops and Rev. Lindsey. Survivors include Ada of Texarkana, son Raymond, six siblings, one grandson, and many nieces and nephews. Charlie Shelton 69 formerly of Lockesburg and father of Haskell Shelton of Center Point buried Maehorse cemetery after 2 p.m. service at Maehorse church. Hunter Hughes 86 of Nashville died in a Nashville hospital. banker, former city treasurer, justice of the peace, member of Woodmen of the World and Nashville United Methodist Church. Survivors include his wife, two grandchildren, siblings, and nieces. Funeral services 2:30 p.m. Friday at First United Methodist Church Nashville with Rev. Wilson Holston Bean officiating. Burial Restland Memorial Park Latimer Funeral Service.
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Pink) Horton
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All Around Town Rotarians switch lunch day and events planned
Dr Charles E Bishop Arkansas University president will speak at the Rotary Club lunch next Friday at Town and Country. The evening includes a Ladies Night at the Sheraton Inn and a The Music Man show at city hall. Beginning March 6 weekly luncheons move to Thursdays.
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Arkansas lawmakers push water sewer bill and new criminal code
The measure would let citizens own guns and raise the armed robbery maximum to life in prison. It redefines habitual offenders to two felonies, bars suspended sentences, limits probation, and tightens insanity release options. Rep. Sherman touts clearer crimes. Rep. Mays urges more debate after 200 years of existing laws.
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March oil allowable set at 100 per cent
The Texas Railroad Commission marks three years of full oil output by setting March statewide allowable at 100 percent. Imported oil rises with 4,023,000 barrels brought in the week ending Feb 7. Major buyers’ March nominations total 4,055,124 barrels daily, down 8,946 from February, with East Texas Field limited to 86 percent.
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Fight Over Petroleum Prices Heats In Federal Court Ruling
A Tem porary Emergency Court of Appeals 2 1 decision says the FEA illegally allowed about 14 percent of U S oil to be sold at free market prices for over a year instead of regulating price. The ruling focuses on new oil produced after May 15 1972 while old oil remains under a $5 25 ceiling. Consumers Union may seek refunds if the decision stands.
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