Plastics talk highlights Tolber plant work for Hope Lions
Donald Mushtare, Tolber Corporation director, spoke on plastics industry at the Hope Lions Club luncheon. He displayed items from the focal plant including protective coatings, molded step treads, water ski fittings, shoe soles, infant wear pieces, and slipper socks made on automated Texas machines. New members Warren Plyler and Bobby Webb were inducted. Rev. Gordon Renshaw urged support for Operation Drug Alert with available books, tapes, and films.
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Donald Mushtare
Tolber Corporation
Hope Lions Club
Focal
Mushtare
Texas
Don
Freel
Warren Plyler
Farm Bureau Insurance
Bobby Webb
Nashville Production Credit Association
Hope
Dub Flowers
Gordon Renshaw
Renshaw
Youth Killed in Collision in Paris Arkansas
Artie E. Parks, 15, of near Paris was killed Monday when his motorcycle collided with a truck on a city street. The truck driver was Bobby Wynn, 16, also of near Paris.
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Paris, Ark
Artie E. Parks
Paris
Bobby Wynn
James Embree Obituary and Betts Funeral Notice
James A. Embree 63 of Little Rock found dead at home longtime Hope resident and former Fire Chief member of Emmanual Baptist Church a 32nd degree mason and retired International Rubber Co employee Survivors include brother Long J Embree Magnolia sister Mrs Nila Turner Arkadelphia Services held Tuesday Herndon Funeral Chapel burial Rose Hill Cemetery Pallbearers listed Irven Betts 64 Hope route 1 WW II veteran Church of Christ member Survivors include wife Mrs Mirchie May Betts daughter Linda Anderson Garland City two brothers Elmer Betts Hope Glenton Betts Minden La two sisters Mrs Alice Anderson Mrs Mildred Mitchell Hope Services Wednesday 2 pm Hope Church of Christ Burial Betts Cemetery He rdon Funeral Home
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James A. Embree
Little Rock
Hope
Emmanual Baptist Church of
Bar of Arkansas
International Rubber Co
Long J. Embree
Magnolia
Nila Turner
Arkadelphia
Herndon Funeral Chapel
Norris Steele
Rose Hill Cemetery
Herndon Funeral Home
James Cobb
Charlie Smith
Cecil Falk
Joe Webb
Carroll Yocom
Roy Taylor
Irven Betts
Hope Rt. 1
Veeran
Church of Christ
Mirchie May Betts
Linda Anderson
Garland City
Elmer Betts
Glenton Betts
Minden
Alice Anderson
Mildred Mitchell
Malvern Approves $4 Million Bond Issue
Malvern Arkansas voters approved a $4 million Act 9 bond issue to fund remodeling of a building and equipment for International Technovation Inc. to locate a plant in Malvern. The vote was 461 to 19. The firm makes plastic packaging products and the plant is expected to begin operation about ten months from now, mainly producing EpG Warltis.
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Malvern
Ark
Ap—Malvern
International Technovation Inc
Testimony on My Lai killings portrays Calley and Meadle
Meadle testifies Calley calmly gave orders during the My Lai massacre and that briefing framed villagers as Viet Cong. He recalls shouting to identify VC and says Medina did not intervene. The case against Medina remains under investigation awaiting trial.
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Calley
Meadle
Lt. Calley
George Latimer
Terre Haute
Ind
My Lai
Ernest Medina
Charley Company
Potuok
Medina
Misuse of federal funds charged in Indian education study
A coalition of NAACP Legal Defense Fund and the Harvard Center for Law and Education accuse state and local schools of diverting millions in federal Indian education funds to non Indian uses. The 162 page report covers 60 districts in eight states and labels Indian education as severely underfunded while noting allocations for non Indian tax relief and general operations.
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Austin Scott
Associated Press
Washington
Naacp’ Legal Defense Fund
Harvard Center For Law and Education
Congress
U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
Phyllis McClure
Legal Defense Fund
Arizona
New Mexico
North
South Dakota
New York
Oregon
Oklahoma
Montana
Arkansas forecast brief shows cloudiness and rain east
Experiment Station report covers 24 hours ending 7 am Tuesday with high 68 and low 36. Forecast calls for considerable cloudiness through Wednesday with periods of light rain and drizzle mainly in the east tonight and Wednesday. Lows tonight from the northwest near 20 to the southeast near 40. Highs Wednesday expected in the 30s to mid 40s.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Allanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Charlotte
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St.p
New Orleans
New York
Okla
City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Ptund
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Sk. City
San Diego
San
Bethlehem Hikes Steel Prices Amid Labor Watch
Bethlehem Steel announces price increases for heavy construction and shipbuilding products, about 15 percent of its steel output. The move comes as the current wage talks with unions loom, with a July 31 contract expiry. The industry expects steelworkers to seek a pay rise near 35 percent over three years, mirroring GM settlements.
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Bethlehem
Steelworkers Union
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Hope Star News Quiz Lightens Study Load
After winter break students are urged to try the Hope Star News Quiz on Page 4 as a weekly Living Textbook. The quiz is designed to bridge classroom learning with current events and is sponsored by Ladies Specialty Shop, First National Bank, Anderson-Frazier Insurance Agency, Hope Auto Company, and Hope Star as part of the Living Textbook Program for participating area schools.
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Hope Star
VEC
Ladies Specialty Shop
First National Bank
Anderson-Frazier Insurance Agency
Hope Auto Company
Farmers Feel Out in Cotton Subsidy
Fresno officials report large cotton growers may rent allotments to smaller farmers to cut losses from a new $55,000 subsidy cap. Some plan to plant enough to reach the cap and rent the remainder at six to seven cents per pound. The move could raise total subsidy payments to below last year’s levels and alter California’s San Joaquin Valley cotton acreage.
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Fresno
Cant
Frank C. Zabaldano
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Office
San Joaquin Valley
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Dick Markarian
Fresno County Farm Bureau
Cotton Department
Lee Sidell
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Arkansas Mid-Delta GEO Office Receives $278,866 Grant
Senator Fulbright announced federal funding of 278,866 dollars to the Arkansas Mid-Delta GEO office in Helena. The grant supports program administration neighborhood service systems emergency food and medical services and economic development for Phillips and Monroe counties as the 92nd Congress contemplates action.
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Washington
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Office of Economic Opportunity
Arkansas Mid-Delta Geo Office
Helena
Ark
Phillips
Monroe
Financial figures show multiple large balances and transfers
A set of monetary amounts is listed, including totals of 1 957.00 740.01 and 1 990 280.87 along with numerous smaller values such as 528 185.72 661 165.08 and 124 664.57. The line includes recurring figures like 124 664.57 and 50 000.00, suggesting a ledger or cash flow summary.
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Frank King
Donald Mushtarf
Hope Federal
Says Calley
House
68Th General Assembly
Senate
Bumpers
Winthrop Rockefeller
Hendrix
Ray S. Smith Jr
Hot Springs
Jim Caldwell
Rogers
Caldwell
Smith
Department of Correction
G. W
Buddy
92Nd
State Bank
Bank of Blevins
Blevins
U.S. Treasury
Cis
United States
Internal Revenue Service
Equity Capital
I. P.C. Stephens
P.C. Stephens
Frank McLarty
Harold M. Stephens
State of Arkansas
FDIC
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