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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1977

Page

5

Club hears modern version of old story

Hope Rotary Club held its last meeting of 1976 at the Sheraton Inn with President Yancey Reynolds in charge. Guests included Sydney MacMath David Yderstad and Rev Jim Harris. An impromptu program featured The Little Red Hen with modern excuses for not helping. Pamphlets on the Rotary Foundation were distributed.

Hope Rotary Club Sheraton Inn Yancey Reynolds Sydney MacMath Boston Mass David Yderstad Waynesburg Jim Harris Guy Gasge America Lester Sitzes Garland Medders

Arkansas to probe four state retirement systems

The Legislative Joint Auditing Committee voted to examine the four major state supported retirement systems with a plan costing up to 50000 dollars. A preliminary report is due by March 1 and a final report by September 1 to Gov. Pryor and the legislature.

Little Rock Doug Brandon Legislative Joint Auditing Committee David Pryor Arkansas Legislative Council Brandon

NBC Violence in America draws fire for graphic 34 hour special

NBC airs a 34 hour special starting 8 p.m. inviting criticism for graphic scenes and sensational presentation. The piece features gory medical images and rapist victim confrontations while offering little guidance on mitigating violence.

Malcolm N. Carter Associated Press NEW York NBC America Stuart Schulberg Edwin Newman Carl Stokes Floyd Kalber Linda Ellerbee Edmund Kemper Kalber Kemper Neworks Newman

Ford weighs veto power on GOP chairman pick

President Ford desires veto authority over the selection of a new Republican National Committee chairman but may not back a specific candidate. White House aides say a decisive endorsement hinges on party leaders and future plans as the Jan. 14-15 RNC meeting approaches.

Washington Ford Republican National Committee White House Nelson Rockefeller California Ronald Reagan Texas John Connally National Committee Mary Louise Smith Connally Arthur Fletcher Utah Richard Richards Fletcher Richard Nixon GOP Bill Brock R.tenn Robert Carter Washington, D.C Buehl Berentson Republican Governors’ Conference Republican Senate Campaign Committee William Mclaughlin Michigan Kent McGough Ohio Thomas Milligan Indiana James Baker

First American astronaut in orbit

The question asks who was the first American to travel in orbit. The Boston Massacre mob leader options include Crispus Attucks and others. The Singapore time question compares noon in New York to late night in Singapore.

New York City Singapore Boston Crispus Paul Revere Peter Salem

Three Children Die in Arkansas House Fire

In Madison Arkansas three children Delores Jennings four Vernon Jennings two and Latonya Jennings one month died in a four room wood framed house fire. Their mother Berta Jennings was slighty injured and treated before being released. The fire department said she was at a neighbor’s when the blaze started and hurt while attempting rescues. The cause was under investigation.

Madison, Ark Forrest City Fire Department Delores Jennings Vernon Jennings Latonya Jennings Berta Jennings Forrest Memorial Hospital Forrest City

France faces a quiet sexual revolution amid restraint

A French shift toward openness about sexual problems emerges as doctors report rising tensions and many women report nonorgasmia. Health officials note a surge of referrals and magazines offer guidance while historians say liberalism was once limited to a small elite.

France Albert Netter Dahlia Torchin United States Benjamin Davshani

Death of Israel Housing Minister Avraham Ofer shocks nation

Avraham Ofer, Israel housing minister, died by suicide in Tel Aviv. Cabinet holds memorial session as questions arise over kickback allegations from his former semigovernmental housing firm. Rabin silent on police probe and graft claims as May 17 elections are set.

Tel Aviv Israel Avraham Ofer Ofer Aharon Azan Yitzhak Rabin Sesson Jerusalem Rabin Eir Shoshana Knesset Labor Party Politi

Falcon Jet Seen Winning $228 Million Coast Guard Contract

Sen. John L. McClellan says a federal contract to Falcon Jet Corp. of Little Rock for 41 medium-range surveillance aircraft is imminent. The award would bring 300 new jobs, boosting payroll to about $8 million yearly, with assembly in Little Rock. Falcon Jet is half Pan American and half Avions Marcel Dassault.

Washington John L. McClellan Falcon Jet Corp Litle Rock Little Rock Arkansas Falcon Jet McClellan Transportation William T. Coleman U.S. Coast Guard Department of Transportation Coleman

Tax Tables Get Simpler Yet Tax Credits Grow More Complex

Last year 12 tables based on AGI guided tax due. This year a single table uses TI after deductions and exemptions. A married couple with two dependents faces $35 per exemption or 2 percent of TI up to $180, with choice to maximize credit.

Batesville youth pleads guilty to capital murder

Keith Allen Deaton an 18 year old from Batesville pled guilty to capital felony murder in Independence County Circuit Court. Linda Joan Reed a Batesville waitress died Oct 21 from injuries after a Sept 24 assault at her home. The state waived the death penalty and Judge Andrew Ponder imposed life in prison without parole.

Batesville, Ark Keith Allen Deaton Batesville Independence County Linda Joan Reed Leroy Blankenship Andrew Ponder Newport

All The Presidents Men Wins Critics Award 1976

The National Society of Film Critics named All The Presidents Men best motion picture of 1976, repeating the honor after the New York Film Critics Circle. Taxi Driver earned second best, with Martin Scorsese as best director and Robert De Niro as best actor.

New York National Society of Film Critics New York Film Critics Circle Algonquin Hotel National Society Martin Scorsese Alan Pakula Sissy Spacek Carrie Faye Dunaway Robert de Niro William Holden Gerard Depardieu Jodie Foster Talia Shire Jason Robards Harvey Keitel Alain Tanner John Ber

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