Arkansas Forecast Sees Warm Break After Arctic Surge
The Associated Press reports Arctic high pressure pushed frigid air across Arkansas with a cloudy cold snap overnight. Temperatures were expected to rise above freezing today as the system edged toward Missouri, slowly moving out of the region.
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Hope Star weather notes and statewide temperature rundown
The Hope Star reports cold statewide temps with Harrison as the cold spot at minus 1 and Fayetteville zero. Snow flurries were noted in the mountains north of Russellville and south of Harrison with little accumulation. The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and cold temperatures today and tonight, fair skies and slightly warmer temps Tuesday, and a chances of rain in the east on Thursday.
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Auto Truck Collision Reported in Hope Intersection
Hope Police report an auto and pulpwood truck collision at West Sixth and South Fulton in Hope. Driver Claude Garner and pulpwood truck driver Earl Don Isley, both of Hope, were uninjured. Garner charged with failure to yield right of way.
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Sorensen asks Carter to withdraw CIA nomination
Former Kennedy adviser Theo Sorensen stunned the Senate committee by saying he asked President elect Jimmy Carter to withdraw his nomination as CIA director. He said the agency should be more accountable and provide objective intelligence to the president, while denying personal attacks against him.
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Gilmore Executed After Court Denies Stay
Promoter Schiller described Gilmore’s last moments noting movement for 15 to 20 seconds and a hood dispute. The Utah execution proceeded after the Supreme Court denied a delay and the ACLU failed to gain a stay. The circuit court ruled the death penalty constitutional and that Gilmore had waived appeals.
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Major Carl Green Obituary From Hope And Allies
Major Carl Victor Green 61 died Friday in a Little Rock veterans hospital. A US Air Force veteran and Texas A&M graduate who also attended Harvard MIT and taught as a church elder, he is survived by daughter Katherine Carlene Green Albuquerque NM mother Mrs George M Green Hope sister Mrs John T Williams Little Rock. Funeral 2 pm Sunday First Presbyterian Church with Rev Ralph Madison and Rev James Harris. burial Rose Hill under Herndon Funeral Home.
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Carter to propose big changes in Ford budget
President elect Carter plans to revise Ford's budget, potentially rejecting about 9 billion dollars in cuts. Carter aides say the move could render Ford's proposal obsolete as Democrats in Congress back expanded spending to create jobs. Carter aims to submit budget proposals in mid February with talks of a two year 30 billion program of job projects and tax cuts.
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Ford details 1978 budget and deficits plan
Ford outlined a $12.4 billion spending restraint for 1978 and 1979, predicting an $11.6 billion deficit in 1979 without approval of cuts. He urged Congress to accept cuts in Medicare, child nutrition, and food stamps, while proposing a $12 billion defense increase and continuing MX missile work. Carter aides labeled many cuts as nonserious. Taft noted as former president later became chief justice.
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