Broiler Operators Seek SBA Help To Rebuild Local Coop
Our Daily Bread editor urges Hope area chicken growers to form a local poultry marketing cooperative modeled after Springdale. He notes the $4 million value of that operation and suggests SBA financing for up to 90 percent of capital, while urging caution about federal aid. He calls for a conference with the SBA in Little Rock and potential talks in Washington, stressing the coop as a long term investment in the local economy and farm community.
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Mountaine
Hope
Northwest Arkansas
Springdale
Leon Reeves
Highway 55
South
Spring Hill
Small Business Administration
SBA
Little Rock
Washington
Star
Fulbright
Senate
Oren Harris
House
John L. McClellan
Hatchery plans postponed in Estill Springs Tenn
Hatchery project by Ty Food Co of Springdale Ark is delayed citing national economic uncertainty. The $1.5 million chicken hatchery on 317 acres north of Estill Springs was to begin in 60 days after a $3 million voter's bond issue approval. Agreement to refund the bond exists once plant operates.
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Estill Springs, Tenn
Ty Food Co
Springdale, Ark
John McGuire
Yson Vice
Gunshots interrupt Wisconsin cease-fire near Menominee estate
Demonstrators from the Menominee Warrior Society occupied a 64 room estate in Gresham Wisconsin seeking to convert it into an Indian health center. Gunfire was heard late Sunday night as authorities ringed the property. An Indian spokesman declined to negotiate after being warned of arrest, ending hopes for renewed talks. Law officers fired few shots and no injuries were reported. The situation involved about 200 police and a 45-member group, with Manuel Stadelman set to become Shawano County district attorney. The Alexian Brothers ownership indicated willingness to discuss the demand.
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Gresham
Wis
Shawano County
Atty
Earl Schmidt
Schmidt
Menominee Warrior Society
Richard Stadelman
The
Alexian Brothers
Neal Hawpeross
Congressmen push their own CIA probe
Congress leaders say no investigations into the CIA's domestic intelligence work will be blocked despite Ford naming an eight member panel to examine the agency. The commission chaired by Vice President Rockefeller will report in 90 days and may publicize findings. Members include Ronald Reagan and Lyman Lemnitzer among others.
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Washing'sun
CIA
Ford
Nelson A. Rockefeller
United States
White House
Ron Nessen
Safeway clerks set Arkansas strike over pay and benefits
The Retail Clerk's Union 1538 voted unanimously to strike Safeway Stores in Arkansas starting midnight Wednesday over salary and benefit disputes. About 700 members attended the meeting, among 1,400 in the state, citing cost of living increase, job classification changes, pensions, a third man pay rise, and guaranteed part time hours. If firing occurs, a week's notice or pay is demanded.
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Little Rock
Safeway
Arkansas
Ralph Green
Fort Worth Doctor Dr J E Little Joins Family Practice
Dr J E Little of Fort Worth joins Branch and Branch in family practice. Born in Westfield Pennsylvania he trained at Practical Bible Training School and John Brown University then Kansas City College of Osteopathic Medicine. A Baptist and pilot he serves as DOCARE secretary treasurer and works in Dallas Fort Worth area while residing in Hope with his wife Nona and daughters ReLynn and Renee.
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J. E. Little
Fort Worth
Tex
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Westfield
Practical Bible Training
Johnson City
New York
John Brown University
Siloam Springs
Ark
Kansas City College of Osteopathic Medicine
J. W. Branch
Little
Docare iInternational
Mexico
American Osteopathic Association
American College of General Practitioners
Texas Osteopathic Medical Association
Texas Association of General Practitioners
Texas
Nona
ReLynn
Renee
South Main In
Hope
Auction to Benefit Arts Scholarship in Hope and Southwest Arkansas
The semi annual discard records and T Tommy auction will be held on Saturday January 11 at Countryside Yamaha. Proceeds go to the 3rd District Arts and Crafts Club scholarship fund for art students in Hope and Southwest Arkansas. Money will be held until September 1976 and used to assist an art student pursuing three year study in art. Refreshments will be available for visitors who come to browse bid and buy.
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T. Tommy
KXAR
Arts & Crafts Club
Hope
Southwest
Arkansas
Countryside Yamaha
Oil strike talks move toward hard bargaining phase
Denver based OCAW president A F Grospiron says two days left of negotiations with oil companies as contracts nearing expiry. He may call a targeted or nationwide strike, but expects no immediate public disruption. Union seeks about 25 percent annual wage increases from roughly $5.85 per hour.
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Denver
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union
OCAW
A. F. Grospiron
Grospiron
Bob Forrest
Cities Service
Lake Charles
Forrest
Balloon aborts cross Atlantic attempt in Santa Ana
In Santa Ana a 40 story balloon failed during preflight checks as two mooring lines broke. Gondola tipped, carrying Malcolm Forbes and Dr Thomas Heinsheimer, but both escaped injury after French commander Jean Pierre Pommereau cut lines to prevent lift off. The Windhorne drifted in cold predawn air. 100 spectators evacuated. Forbes hopes to retry within 30 days.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Malcolm Forbes
Thomas Heinsheimer
Jean- Pierre Pommereau
French National Space Agency
Heinsheimer
Pommereau
Forbes
Egyptian students stage demonstration in Cairo
Hundreds of Egyptian students protested last week detentions of 200 people over antigovernment protests in Cairo near Cairo and Ein Shams universities. About 300 students faced quick police dispersal while leaders from last week's demonstration faced charges. The cabinet gushed foreign reserves to ease food shortages as regional reaction to US threats drew sharp criticism in Arab states.
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Associated Press
Cairo
Communist Party
Ein Shams
Egypt
Henry
A. Kissinnger
United States
Middle East
Government opens bids on two million ounces of gold
Washington AP reports the government opened bids on two million ounces of gold to curb imports. Sealed bids were more than ten. initial bids ranged from 45.10 to 188 dollars per ounce for 400 ounce bars.
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Washington
Auto makers report sharp slump in 1974 sales
Detroit AP reports that December sales and year end totals for U S auto makers show a deep downturn from 1973 levels. Domestic 1974 sales are estimated at about 7.5 million, down 23 percent from 9.3 million in 1973, the worst since 1970, with production and employment cutbacks continuing into 1975.
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Detroit
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