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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1977

Page

5

Victory Seminar featuring Kenneth Copeland in Texarkana

The Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship International chapters host a Victory Seminar with Kenneth Copeland at Union Hall and ICWA Building Loop 151 in Texarkana from January 6 to 8. Sessions are Thursday 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Copeland, born in West Texas, rose to fame as a singer before pursuing ministry with the Believer's Voice of Victory. Gloria Copeland assists in his ministry.

Hope Texarkana Atlanta New Boston Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship International Kenneth Copeland Union Hall and Convention Center ICWA Loop 151 West Texas Fort Worth U.S. Army Arkansas Jesus Christ Oral Roberts University Oral Roberts Roberts Copeland The Evangelistic Association Texas Brother Copeland Gloria God

Friday decision on oil workers strike eyed by union head

Denver AP A. F. Grospiron head of the Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union may call a nationwide strike by Friday afternoon as 60 000 workers’ contracts expire at midnight. The union has rejected all company offers and is seeking across the board raises plus cost of living adjustments and improved benefits.

Denver Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union OCAW A. F. Grospiron Grospiron National Bargaining Policy Committee Gulf Texaco Exxon Shell Amoco American Petrofina Skelly Alamera Charter Oil Community Oil Arco At&t

Independent Senate candidacy law struck down in Arkansas

U S District Court Judge G Thomas Eisle ruled Arkansas must not enforce the 10 percent signature requirement for independent Senate candidates in the last gubernatorial vote. The decision affects Senate districts and other elections though no injunction issued against the legislature. University Park Pa Penn State awarded its 200000th degree, noting rapid recent growth since 1965.

Little Rock Arkansas Senate U.S. District Court G. Thomas Eisle Eisle Jim Lendall Lendell General Assembly Secretary of State University Park, Pa Pennsylvania State University John W. Oswald

Ray threatens suit over ex counsel statements

James Earl Ray of King's assassination contends Memphis attorney Robert J. Livingston made self serving, prosecution oriented remarks. Ray seeks legal action over claims about security needs and testimony before the House Select Committee on Assassinations. Livingston denies the charges and says he is no longer Ray's attorney.

Memphis James Earl Ray Martin Luther King Jr Robert J. Livingston Ray Livingston Commercial Appeal Brushy Mountain Petros Tenn King House Select Committee On John F. Kennedy

Ford and Carter Name Preferred Party Chairsmen

President Ford backs James A Baker III as GOP chairman with Rockefeller backing. Reagan allies oppose. President-elect Carter urges Kenneth M Curtis of Maine for Democratic chair. Smith supports Carter for Strauss successor as other candidates compete, including Brock Milligan Fletcher and Berentson.

Washington Ford James A. Baker III Houston Nelson A. Rockefeller White House Ronald Reagan Carter Democratic National Committee Kenneth M. Curtis Maine Curtis Robert Strauss Reagan Rockefeller Texas John B. Connally Mary Louise Smith National Committee Richard Richards Utah Richards Robert Carter Smith William FE. Brock III Tennessee Thomas Milligan Indiana Arthur Fletcher Buehl Berentson Senate

Tourism says UA report outdated and misleading

Little Rock officials dispute a University of Arkansas study calling tourism a minor industry in Arkansas. They argue the data rely on 1972 figures and personal income as the sole metric, noting tourism supports over 41,000 Arkansas jobs and warrants broader economic consideration.

Little Rock University of Arkansas UA Industrial Research and Extension Center Arkansas Frank Troutman John Opitz Lou Oberste Department of Parks and Tourism Bureau of Census Oberste

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