Arkansas Weather Steady As High Pressure Persists
The Associated Press reports temperatures in Arkansas are expected to stay steady under a broad high pressure system that covers much of the central region. No major changes are forecast for the state as the flat high pressure remains dominant across the area.
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Arkansas
National Weather Service
Mber
Audit Bureau of Circulations
AP News
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Ass'n
Arkansas Press Ass'n
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Poplar Ave
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Tenn
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Dallas
Texas
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Chicago
E. 42Nd St
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N.Y
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Detroit
Mich
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Classen Blvd
Oklahoma City
Oxa
Dense fog grounds Hope area drivers and forecasts mild temps
Hope Star reports dense fog hindering morning travel across the southern state. Weather outlook shows mostly cloudy skies in the east and south, partly cloudy in the northwest, with highs in the upper 50s to mid 60s and overnight lows in the 40s to mid 50s. City rainfall traces noted at Pine Bluff El Dorado and Jonesboro. Experimental station logs a 54 high and 44 low for the 24 hour period ending Wednesday morning.
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Pine Bluff
el Dorado
Texarkana
Fayetteville
Harrison
Jonesboro
Memphis
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Weather elsewhere Editorial-Dorothy Winchel & Dav
Weather report notes editorial by Dorothy Winchel and Dav referencing syndication bodies and AP reprint rights. Pricing snippet shows subscription rates and advertising contacts for Hope and nearby counties, listing per week and per month costs and offices in Hempstead Nevada Lafayette Howard Pike Clark counties.
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Hope
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard
Pike and
Clark
Lions Club hears slide show by Zinger on lilies and wildlife
Roy Zinger presented a slide show titled Consider the Lilies of the Field at the Hope Lions Club meeting. The program mixed Bible quotations with nature photography of wildflowers, plants, insects, and birds, ending with Grand Canyon and river scenes. New members Sam McHenry and Thompson Impson joined, with several guests accompanying club officers.
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Roy Zinger
The
Hope Lions Club
Zinger
Grand Canyon
God
Sam McHenry
Thompson Impson
Charles Walker
Hope
Jim Gunter
Larry Barton
Herman Wilson
Peggy King
Frank King
Jim Slagle
John Anderson
A.J. Rhodes
Jim Pilkington
Leon Prescott
Donnie Spears
Roger Nunn
Jim Stuart
Ray Woodard
Blood donors listed for Hempstead County
Haskell Jones, Red Cross Bloodmobile chairman, released names of donors who gave five to eight pints from 1969 to 1973. The 1969 to 1973 printout shows nine pints for Don Gilbert, Mrs. Ralph Lehman, Fire Chief Jim Cobb, Ruth Bruce, Mildred Galloway, Don Freel. ten pints for Lloyd McClellan and T C Sumner. 11 pints for Mrs. Lonnie Crow, Ben Rice, Benton Fincher, June Young, Elmer Smith, Forrest Singleton. Tomorrow the 12 pint and up list will be published.
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Haskell Jones
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Hempstead County
Don Gilbert
Ralph Lehman
Jim Cobb
Ruth Bruce
Mildred Galloway
Don Freel
Lonnie Crow
Ben Rice
Benton Fincher
June Young
Elmer Smith
Forrest Singleton
Arkla and PSC clash over rate cost justifications
Arkla officials told the Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co. rate hike seeks to cover rising costs for residential and small business customers, while PSC staff questioned calculations. Jerrell Clark urged removing late payment penalties or tying them to actual collection costs, noting penalties in 1972 exceeded delinquent-collection expenses. Arkla president Sheffield Nelson said losing penalties would push overall rates higher by about 450,000 dollars.
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Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
State Public Service Commission
Arkla
PSC
Ark la
Jerrell Clark
Clark
Sheffield Nelson
C. V. Jones Jr
Obituary Notices for Frances Bizzell and Other Ingram
Frances Harper Bizzell of Hope died at her Lusby Maryland home. Survivors include her husband E H Bizzell a daughter Mrs Richard Greene a brother J W Harper Jr a sister Mrs Raymond Robins and two grandchildren Funeral services are set for 11 a m Thursday in Lusby Maryland Other Ingram of Prescott died Monday and services were held at Prescott First Methodist Church with burial at Mt Moriah Cemetery He was a Methodist Mason and retired engineer Survived by wife Effie a brother Nolen Ingram three sisters Buel Chamberlain R K Koehler and C D White
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Frances H. Bizzell
Frances Harper Bizzell
Hope
Lusby
E. H. Bizzell
Richard Greene
J. W. Harper Jr
Texarkana
Ark
Raymond Robins
Othel Ingram
Other Ingram
Prescott
Prescott First Methodist Church
Mt. Moriah
Ingram
Methodist Church
Effie
Nolen Ingram
Buel Chamberlain
R. K. Koehler
St. Charles
C. D. White
Little Rock
Weston reports letter to judge on Ft Roots Hospital abuse claim
Weston said he sent a letter to Judge J Smith Henley of the U S District Court in Little Rock about Ft Roots Veterans Administration Hospital procedures. The letter, addressed to Weston, was written by Andrew E Bearden of Little Rock who, a former Ft Roots nursing assistant, charges patients died from abuse or neglect and claims authorities refused to correct the situation.
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Weston
J. Smith Henley
U.S. District Court
Little Rock
Ft. Roots Veterans Administration Hospital
North Little Rock
Andrew E. Bearden
Bearden
Ft. Roots
Rationing system assigns fuel coupons by density and transit
The plan ties coupon validity to half or two gallons next month and allocates larger rations to residents in low density or poorly serviced areas. Private users receive gasoline based on population and transit access, with maximum coupons going to those outside urbanized zones or in towns under 100,000 residents.
Great Pyramid of Egypt Built Over Twenty Years
The article notes the Great Pyramid, erected for King Cheops, as the sole surviving ancient wonder. It states construction spanned about twenty years and served as a burial tomb for the king.
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Egypt
Cheops
Aeeds
Bank elects 13 directors at annual meeting in 1974
The First National Bank shareholders elected thirteen directors for 1974 at the January 15 meeting with 14 205 of 20 000 shares represented. Re-elected directors include Bayse Burns Duffie Foster Gardner Gunter Hays Hays Jr Lawrence McMath O Neal Pilkinton and Spencer. Officers re-elected: Spencer as chairman Hays Jr president and CEO Lawrence vice president and cashier Sharpe Jr asst vice president and several assts including O Neal Black Eason Calhoun and Hughes.
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First National Bank
Guy E. Bayse
Herbert Burns
J.P. Duffie
Vincent W. Foster
John B. Gardner Jr
W.H. Gunter Jr
Thomas E. Hays
Thomas E. Hays Jr
Ray Lawrence
Syd McMath
Earl O'Neal
James Pilkinton
Lloyd Spencer
Charles E. Sharpe Jr
Lois O'Neal
Dean Black
Joe Eason
Brenda Calhoun
Evelyn Hughes
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