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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1966
Page
6
Quick results item from a brief market page, noting a miscellaneous mix of names and figures. The readable text is fragmented, with partial phrases and unclear entities. This summary preserves the observable elements without introducing new details.
City of Hope Arkansas approves an ordinance valuing street improvement benefits for District 37. It assesses landowners, outlines costs of $1 566.25, and sets payment terms: 93 13 percent by Oct 1, 1966, plus installments with general taxes. Emergency clause enacts immediate effect and full force.
In Hempstead County Arkansas the chancery court records a civil suit between Frances Tweedie as plaintiff and Jack Tweedie as defendant. The document notes the case number and references the parties filing demands and responses within the court docket.
The Associated Press reports in Newport Arkansas that Le Ward challenged Rep Gathings on flood control for the Cache River flood problem, a 30 year issue. Ward, who opposes Gathings in the 1st District race, urged a vital Whie River channel project to aid Arkansas, arguing Gathings supports limited wasteful options and favors a few special interests.
Margaret Hamilton Toom Warren drowned Monday during a family outing when she got into deep water in the Saline River south of Warren. She was the daughter of Meo and Mrs Feavert Hanlon.
A quirky item from the local page notes a cat named Witty tees off in a playful quiz teeing scene. Odd wording suggests a lighthearted filler about a pet and a quiz contest at a community venue.
Mineral Springs District No 3 and Saratoga District No 11 publish a desegregation plan under a US District Court order. The plan uses freedom of choice, allowing students in desegregated grades to attend any district school or the Howard County Training School, with schedules for 1966 and 1967 and transfer rights for non desegregated grades. Transportation to be provided if possible. no official influence on choices. full access to services at assigned schools with nondiscrimination.
An ordinance accepts and makes part of Hope Arkansas the south half of the southwest quarter of section 33 township 12 south range 24 west excluding a 320 foot square parcel. It grants residents same rights as original city limits and repeals conflicting ordinances. Passed June 28 1966 and approved July 1 1966.
The Hope Star Star of Hope announces consolidation on January 1 1927 and lists staff including Alex H Washburn editor and publisher Paul H Jones managing editor Denal Parker advertising mgr and Pod Rogers circulation manager. It notes publishing details and subscription rates.
AP Business News Analyst Sam Dawson describes the US economy in early 1966 as larger across many sectors yet not clearly healthier. The period saw a booming first quarter followed by overheating fears and inflation debates, creating confusion over future growth and policy.
A public notice lists candidates for county and state offices including Por County Clerk Mrs Patricia McCain Ernest Ridgdill for Tax Assessor Carter Sutton for Por Sheriff and Collector Jimmie Griffin for ae Clerk Jim Cole for Treasurer Harry Hawthorne T Hone ycutt Orie C Byers Finis Odom Guy Grigg for U S Representative Richard Arnold for Prosecuting Attorney W H Dub Arnold Bill Denman Jr for Circuit Judge Judge Ted Goldman Bill Arnold for State Representative Talbot Feild Jr Arthur L Strech. The accompanying text discusses economic questions about expansion and inflation policy, steel price tensions, stock market volatility, and early-year auto sales.
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