Weekend Storm Chance Faces Arkansas Forecast
The Associated Press reports a good chance of weekend storms in Arkansas as an upper level disturbance approaches, likely starting the period wet. Forecasters urge preparedness as rainfall and unsettled conditions build.
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Weather and notices fill Hope Star with storm outlook and ads
The Hope Star reports a weather outlook for Arkansas with rain chances and thunder options, detailing surface fronts and temperature forecasts for the state. It lists regional highs and lows, plus a multi-day outlook and a sample of local staff and circulation notes.
Aid cuts for three nations suggested
The Carter administration backs reducing foreign military aid to Argentina Uruguay and Ethiopia over human rights abuses including political prisoners. Uruguay would lose all military aid, Argentina faces cuts to 15 million in credits, and Ethiopia would receive no military aid though arms credits and development funds continue. South Korea aid remains despite dissident concerns.
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Area native Mary Eakin Dawson dies at 86
Graveside services for Mary Eakin Dawson, a Washington Arkansas native and former teacher and regional writer, will be held at State Line cemetery Texarkana. She died at 86 Wednesday in a Dallas nursing home after a short illness. Survivors include a daughter Mrs Jack W. Frost Eastland Texas a sister Mrs W B Oglesby Texarkana four nieces and a nephew. An acre of banana trees can yield up to 112000 bananas in a year according to National Geographic.
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Nashville
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Heart Disease Toll and Costs Highlight Hempstead Chapter
During American Heart Month in February the Hempstead County Heart Association appeals to area businesses to support research, education, and community services. Gilbert Travis notes 1977 costs could reach 26.7 billion with disability-related losses and retraining of key personnel.
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Obituaries and Funeral Notices From Hope Area
Obituary notices list Albert A. Smith 72 of Magnolia and others, detailing survivors and funeral arrangements. James Monroe Gorham 89, Joe Carlton 79, Forrest F. Hutson 84, Mrs. Willa Merchant 77, with service times, burial places, and creeds noted.
Anita Bryant to Star in TV Show Says Green
Green said Miss Bryant expected a contract for an entire TV series and a planned guest appearance by First Lady Rosalynn Carter after a telephone discussion. Bryant, 37, former Miss Oklahoma 1959, mother of four, appeared in TV shows, summer stock, and citrus ads.
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NAACP Special Day Seminar at Lonoke Baptist Church
The Arkansas NAACP state conference hosts a Saturday seminar and workshop on February 26 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Lonoke Baptist Church 702 S Hazel St hosted by Rev. L B Beard. Luncheon at noon served by church auxiliaries. associate branches listed. Open to the public.
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Carter greets U N chief Waldheim at White House ceremony
President Carter welcomes United Nations Secretary General Kurt Waldheim and family to a formal White House reception with a ceremonial motorcade and tea in the diplomatic room. Talks focus on resuming Middle East negotiations at Geneva and broader U N issues.
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Big Daddy 74 Becomes Grandfather To 15th Child
O P Simpson of Mansfield Ohio, 74, vows no more children after birth of his 15th, a daughter Tyanne Marie born Feb 16. He notes three doctors once said conception impossible, describes large family roots, and mentions 12 other children from prior marriages living in Germany, Korea, and Alaska.
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Tyanne Marie Simpson
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Thursday cattle sale closes with mixed results and steady bulls
Receipts estimated at 690 while last week was 700 and a year ago 1050. Slaughter cows mostly higher, utility and commercial up 2.00 to 27.00 with high dressing 27.50 to 29.10. cutters 23.00 to 26.00. canners 19.50 to 23.00. Feeder offerings include 250-700 lb calves with feeders down 2.00 to 3.00, heifers steady to up 1.00, and replacement cows 3-5 year olds at 25.00 to 28.00 per cwt.
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