Letter to Editors Offers Humorous Gems in Sentinel Record
A Jan. 14 Hot Springs Sentinel Record letter to editors presents witty insights and humor, framed as a thoughtful note from readers. It emphasizes the value of editorial space for such community commentary and suggests the piece carries notable information and charm.
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Hot Springs
Himor
Sentinel Record
Jefferson County
Pulaski County
Jefferson
Pulaski
Third District Livestock Show elects officers in 1970s meeting
Russell of Camden was named president of the Third District Livestock Show Association at a Sheraton Inn gathering. Jesse Ducker and John Partin won vice presidency posts, Don Fuller reported solid financials for 1976 and 1977, and a TDLSA city lease of the Third District Coliseum for 25000 yearly funds insurance, air conditioning plans, and future improvements were announced by Hope leaders.
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Robert Russell
Camden
Third District Livestock Show Association
Sheraton Inn
Jesse Ducker
John “Bud” Partin
Arch Wylie
Don Fuller
Lynn Montgomery
Ned Ray Purtle
Ford Ward
Larry Patterson
Paul Henley
George Frazier
Glen Ford
Paul Coates
Ben Gee Walker
Tom Cox
Gilbert Travis
Elmer Smith
Jim Powell
Cecil Bittle
James Luck
Gerald Keith
W.H. Gunter
Roger Bates
Royce Pendergrass
Frank Douglas
N.B. Coleman
Calvin Caldwell
Troy Buck
Wayne Bohanon
Hempstead County
Bill
Jerry) Jones
Ellis Stewart
Nevada County
Harold Rowe
Jack Harrington
Columbia County
John
Habgood
Clark County
Billy Batterton
Garland County
Robert E. Jackson
Hot Springs County
Larry Carver
Howard County
Harless Camp
Lafayette County
Charles
Bubba’’ Wade
Miller County
John Standridge
Montgomery County
John Marler
Ouachita County
Billy Gibbs
Pike County
Vernon Rogers
Polk County
Shelby Duncan
Saline County
Devoe Bollinger
Sevier County
Victor Dumas
Union County
Fuller
TDLSA
City of Hope
Hope Tourism and Promotion Commission
City and Commission
Hope
Hempstead
Mel Thrash
Thrash
Elsie Huckabee
Nashville man finds diamond lure irresistible
Nashville resident James Archer, 51, discovered a 1.96 carat brown diamond at Crater of Diamonds State Park near Murfreesboro Arkansas on his second April 1975 visit. He has since found over 530 stones, including several over one carat, while sharing methods to sift gravel from the tailings pile and identify gems.
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Danny James
Department of Parks and Tourism
James Archer
Crater of Diamonds State Park
Murfreesboro
Arkansas
Crater
James
Nashville
Ark
Diamond Field
Crater of Diamonds
North American
John Wesley Huddleston
California
Huddleston
State of Arkansas
Star of Murfreesboro
Star of Arkansas
Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism
Amarillo Starlight
Jim
Park
Cannon
Carter pardons draft dodgers at start of presidency
President Carter grants full and unconditional pardons to nonviolent draft evaders amid inaugural events. The action, praised by war critics, drew Republican criticism and will allow eligible individuals to resume normal life and public service without fear of prosecution. Deserters remain excluded from the pardon.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Army
Air Force
Navy
White House
Congress
Diplomatic Corps
National Security Council
Walter F. Mondale
The
Veterans of
T. Cooper Holt
VFW
James R. Schlesinger
Secret Service
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Henry A. Kissinger
Ford
Susan
Hugh Carter Jr
United States
Jody Powell
Pentagon
ISU offers old Clyde Williams Field stadium for sale
Iowa State University lists its 60 year old Clyde Williams Field stadium for sale as a dismantle and transport project. The price could be as low as one dollar but buyers must disassemble move store and reassemble the arena. ISU officials note multiple schools showed initial interest but quickly dropped out.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State University
John Pace
ISU
Iowa State
Clyde Williams
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Russell
Third District
Jim Harris
John “Bud’’ Partin
Jesse Duckett
Times
Conn
Corn Belt of Arkansas
Hope Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism
Corn Belt
Parksent
Parks
A Hope
Wayne Russell
Parks Department
Dale Flowers
Lloyd Hendrix
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