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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1972
Page
3
Classified page notes want ads accepted by phone with advance payment and later statement. Rates listed per inch for display and standing card ads. Obscure roster of staff names and roles included as part of a partial notice.
A bridge hand analysis shows West discarding clubs and diamonds while pursuing the trump queen, ensuring South cannot block East’s queen. The column notes West’s strategic give up of tricks in non trump suits and his accurate reading of East’s strength, with bidding pauses and possible four clubs response discussed. The page also includes Air Force Academy basketball captain pick and assorted rate notices.
Dr Lamb explains that a nonfunctioning gallbladder may not fill with dye and show on X rays, while mineral stones may be visible depending on composition. He notes few medicines dissolve gallstones, favors symptom relief, and cites surgery when many stones are present.
The Star lists candidates for public office subject to General Election on November 7, 1972, with Larry S. Patterson and Mrs Jerri Pruden among the announced contenders. Separate AP dispatch from Drammen, Norway notes Fiola the cow placing first at a country show with 129.5 points, tied to Crown Prince Harald who resides at Skaugum overlooking Oslo.
The World Almanac notes Amelia Earhart, American aviator, lost in the Pacific during her 1937 around the world flight. It credits her as the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic, the first to complete a nonstop U.S. transcontinental flight, and the first to receive the Distinguished Flying Cross.
A Tax Foundation study claims the typical American spends 117 days of the year earning money to cover federal, state, and local taxes. It estimates that Melvin Henrod works eight hours a day with 32 percent going to taxes, leaving little for food, housing, or recreation, highlighting the burden of taxation in 1970s America. It also notes 112 high earners paid no federal income tax in 1970.
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