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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1977
Page
2
Snow sleet and rain hit Arkansas today creating hazardous driving conditions across much of the state. Travel advisories remained in effect as precipitation moved through.
The Hope Star provides a weather update with snow sleet and rain ending tonight and a Friday cold snap with highs in the 30s and 40s. It lists subscription prices, carrier options, and postage details for Hope and surrounding counties.
Clement D Senuth 74 retired clerk World War I veteran died Wednesday in a local hospital. Funeral 2 pm Friday Herridon chapel Rev Nelson B Smith burial Bright Star cemetery Herndon Funeral Home. Howard Earl Cannon longtime Hope resident died of heart attack at home in Dallas January 2. Survived by wife Louise two daughters six grandchildren and sister Mary Field of Hope.
Prices in Austria rose in 1976 in three installments while Israel reports $4 per pound up from $1.68 a year earlier. The surge follows a 1975 Brazilian frost plus regional upheavals in Angola Guatemala Uganda and Colombia contributing to a global supply squeeze.
Be ir ut workers seal off Christian sectors ahead of a mass funeral for bombing victims. Syri an troops check entrants while Cam il le Chamoun’s Al Ahrar claims heavy Muslim tolls and pledged resistance. Censorship tightens as foreign reporters face prison terms.
Nine skeletons found in Warren County near Plum Springs, exposed by a bulldozer, are thought to belong to Archaic Period people who hunted deer and gathered foods. Samples will be carbon dated at the University of Georgia. Adults in their mid to late 20s were found, with one skull alone in a pit and a tooth with an abscess.
The January gathering of the ESAA District-Wide Advisory Committee and Student Advisory Committee is set for Tuesday January 11 at 7:30 p.m. in Yerger Middle School reading lab. Temporary Attendance Center staff will lead the program and discuss the operation of that ESAA project phase.
Laredo authorities fear a rabies epidemic after at least 20 dogs killed and seven people bitten or exposed. Police ordered to shoot suspicious dogs as health officials warn of more cases before the incubation period ends. Two children under ten are among those exposed. two survivors have occurred with immediate antirabies treatment.
Firemen discuss a Probeye apparatus likely first in Arkansas. Webb notes the machine will aid the city and department once instructors arrive to train the squad.
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