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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1975
Page
2
The Associated Press reports warmer temperatures expected Tuesday across Arkansas with mostly fair skies. Today brings cool temperatures under clear skies, while tonight remains cold as a large high pressure mass centers over the state.
Morning temperatures ranged in the teens to low 30s across northern Arkansas with Little Rock at 26 and Harrison 15. A fast-moving Pacific front is set to approach by Tuesday, bringing slight rain chances and a modest warm-up later in the week, with highs in the 40s to 50s and nightly lows near 20 to 30.
Funeral services were held for Robert Paul Hamilton 51 in Herndon Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Memory Gardens. Surviving are wife Maxine, stepson Frederick Smith, siblings, two grandchildren, and nieces. Also memorials note Maudie Mae Rowe 83 buried at Snell Cemetery Emmet and Lawrence W. Stone 65 buried at Walnut Hill with nearby relatives. Additional Stone notices include Tom Stone of Mineral Springs and Stone Jr. of Mayflower with survivors and church ties.
Dr. Martin Garrison, president of Henderson State College, spoke to the Hope Rotary Club at Town and Country, on higher education and Henderson’s growth. He was introduced by James Pilkinton, with HSC faculty members Dr. Gary Anderson and Dr. Jim Andrews presenting a color film The Henderson Experience.
Secretary of Labor Peter J. Brennan spoke on new laws for unemployment benefits and public service jobs signed by President Ford on December 31. He said officials would ensure eligible jobless workers receive unemployment checks as quickly as possible. Attendees were to include representatives from Georgia Alabama Florida Kentucky Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Arkansas Louisiana New Mexico Oklahoma and Texas.
Associate Justice Lyle Brown writes for the majority that the record fails to tie Mackey to actual purchases. Subordinates of the county judge arranged the buys, and Mackey cannot be held criminally liable for subordinates’ acts. Counts allege multiple splits of purchases under $1,000 to dodge bidding, including corrugated metal pipe, culvert, and assessment forms, totaling over $20,000 across 1973.
Two youth programs in 75 aim to empower communities with comprehensive juvenile services funded by a 933 thousand dollar budget. County and city governments would hire staff, build facilities, and operate probation and juvenile courts. Youth Service Bureaus would coordinate agencies, study youth needs, and support community facilities. Local facilities include youth homes and storefront centers. federal share is 640 thousand, with state and local support at 146 thousand each.
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