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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1975
Page
5
Ad rates listed for classified display space in the newspaper include 1 day at 2.04 dollars per inch, 4 times at 1.76 dollars per inch per day, 6 times at 1.49 dollars per inch per day, and 1 month at 1.32 dollars per inch per day. Prepayment required, but orders can be accepted by phone with account payable on statement.
Notice of commissioner’s sale in Hempstead County Arkansas in case E-74-234. Emma Jean Terry plaintiff versus Carlton W Terry defendant. Commissioner appointed by Chancery Court will offer for public sale the described lands.
UAW President Leonard Woodcock said carmakers cannot cut prices while profit margins are thin. He noted GM's profits fell 86 percent in the first nine months of 1974 despite 17 percent sales decline. Meanwhile rebates draw praise from Chrysler and GM optimistic about a spring rebound as most plants remain idle and thousands of workers furloughed.
Federal investigators review flight tapes to explain why a twin engine plane carrying five people struck a tall college radio tower and crashed onto the American University campus. Victims include Edgar Wolfe Jr. of Columbus Ohio board chairman of The Columbus Dispatch and Frederick Leveque Columbus businessman and lawyer. President Ford sent condolences to Wolfe’s family.
President Ford and Chief Justice Burger attended the Roman Catholic Red Mass with their wives. Bishop James Rausch preached on abortion threatening the right to survive and warned the arms race endangers mankind.
Pope Paul VI praised cycling as a recreational activity and urged loyalty, generosity, and respect for others. He spoke to thousands of amateur cyclists in Rome during their national congress in a Vatican courtyard setting.
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