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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1975
Page
2
The Arkansas forecast calls for scattered showers and possible thunderstorms, mainly in the south and far north. Clouds increase with cooler temperatures expected in the northwest as breezy conditions develop tonight and into Tuesday.
Hope Star reports warm, mostly cloudy conditions with a cold front forecast for western Arkansas late Tuesday. Expected showers and thunderstorms move with a high in the 60s, cooling to 50s 60s the next day, then warm again late in the week with possible rain. Weather outlook includes temperatures, rainfall and station readings.
Los Angeles AP reports Senator Henry M. Jackson of Washington says he will not vote for President Ford's request for 300 million dollars in additional military aid to South Vietnam. At a fundraising dinner he began to announce a presidential run but paused and urged viewers to wait until February 6.
Funeral services were held for Mrs. John H. Kent of Whittier California who died January 24 in a Whittier hospital. She was a former Hempstead County resident and left seven children. Also noted are Rev. Jesse A. Mason 95 of Texarkana with church ties across Texas and Arkansas and Roy R. Jackson 84 of Nashville whose obituary notes WWI service and family survivors.
Rome AP reports Italy's 80,000 butchers shut shops to protest high costs and weak demand as beef sales fall about 30 percent amid 25 percent inflation. Palermo and other cities paused operations for three days. one Turin butcher Curletti faces trial for veal pricing at 10.50 per pound while others charge far less. The trade group seeks VAT relief, EU meat import ban removal, and a 46.5 million subsidy from the Common Market to aid low income meat purchase.
Nineteen Hope High School students earned Mu Alpha Theta membership, announced by Dr. Harold V. Huneke of the University of Oklahoma. Eligibility requires four semesters of college preparatory math with distinction, enrollment in the fifth semester, and at least a B average overall.
A reader named Lola Golden from Route 4 voices frustration with Hope Arkansas dog leash rules and dog tags. She claims residents were taxed without voting and criticizes city management and services. She threatens to file taxes and reference Governor concerning the matter.
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