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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1977
Page
2
The Associated Press reports the National Weather Service foresees a chance of precipitation in all parts of Arkansas on Thursday. Forecast details are incomplete in the fragment.
The forecast calls for increasing cloudiness and cold tonight and a chance of rain in the south with a few snow flurries in the north. A cold front moved through Tuesday night and sunshine is expected in the south today with highs in the 50s to low 60s. northern highs may stay in the 30s to 40s. Overnight lows range from the teens in the north to the 30s in the south.
Garland Eugene Urrey 4 of Pineville died December 31 in the Veterans Administration Hospital Pineville He owned Urrey Microscope Company and was a First Baptist Church member Survivors include wife Mahdeen Urrey son Fred in Vienna Austria and daughter Carolyn Terry Funeral and graveside services were held with Hixon Brothers and Herndon Funeral Homes in charge Mudgett Bill Mudgett 85 of Hope died after a lengthy illness He was a church member Mason and Kiwanis attendee Survivors include wife Belle two sons two brothers and a sister Funeral services were held at Herndon chapel Burial at Rose Hill Cemetery Myrtle Womack 84 of Nashville died Tuesday She was a Church of Christ member Survivors include brother J W Hussey and nephew James Earl Hussey plus other relatives Funeral services were held at Latimer Funeral Home with burial in Nashville Cemetery.
A 1 029 person Michigan survey links PBB exposure to nervous system issues including memory and personality changes, fatigue and insomnia. While two thirds appeared healthy, researchers warn adverse effects may occur in some individuals and final results await months more study.
The Vatican disputed press claims linking the Holy See and religious orders to Rome real estate speculation. Osservatore Romano questioned anti clericalism charges and noted basilicas like St Mary Major and St John Lateran are extraterritorial under treaty while asserting holdings serve functional needs and charity.
The Borman commission urged cadets to confront suspected honor code violators rather than report them. Hoffmann added a brigadier general as provost to strengthen the staff and extended the superintendent Sidney Berry’s schedule and authority for up to eight years, aligning with the panel’s recommendations.
Agriculture Minister Valentin Mesyats announced that the Soviet Union harvested a record 223.8 million tons of grain in 1976. The figure tops the 1973 record of 222.5 million and follows a decade low of 140 million last year, aided by favorable weather and better agricultural organization. Mesyats said the USSR would meet grain purchase commitments abroad, including six million tons from the United States annually through 1980.
All Around Town notes 59 Southern Arkansas University students completed degree requirements by end of first semester and will be conferred at May Spring Commencement in Magnolia. Darrell Douglas Works of Washington earned a Bachelor of Science in sociology with a psychology minor. ESAA district and student advisory committees meet Jan 11 at 7 30 p.m. in Verger Middle School reading lab to review Temporary Attendance Center operations.
Louise Lasser leads the 10 worst dressed women on television per Mr Blackwell. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis is spared for now as he cites boredom with her style. The list also singles out Marilyn Niska Angie Dickinson Charo Ann Miller Juliana Lee Radziwill Loretta Lynn Nancy Walker and Dinah Shore with quips on their outfits.
The Los Angeles Times reports that an investigation into Idaho's Teton Dam disaster led to reforms in federal dam and reservoir building inspection and operation. The June 5 collapse sent floodwaters across 300 square miles, forced 30,000 to flee, and caused six deaths due to miscalculation in design for unusual geographic factors.
Princess Margaretha widow of Prince Axel of Denmark died Tuesday at age 77 in Copenhagen. The royal court announced the death, marking the end of a long royal life tied to Danish and Swedish royal circles.
MADRID AP King Juan Carlos marked his 39th birthday with a quiet family gathering. He was born in Rome while his grandfather King Alfonso XIII lived in exile there.
Navy Chief Warrant Officer George L. Scott and a naval task group visited Mombasa, Kenya, for the 13th anniversary of Kenyan Independence. The group of nearly 2,000 sailors and Marines toured Nairobi and conducted social exchanges with Kenyan forces. Scott, aviation fuels officer aboard USS Guam, joined the Navy in 1964.
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