Weather forecast ends Arkansas showers by Thursday
The National Weather Service says precipitation will cease by Thursday in Arkansas. Today and tonight many areas can expect widely scattered thundershowers with about a 20 percent chance. Winds turning more southwesterly should end the afternoon showers. Some scattered showers were reported.
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Rainfall reports and heat outlook for Hope area July 1974
Weather briefing lists 24 hour rainfall amounts from Texarkana El Dorado and Little Rock plus a warm extended outlook Friday through Sunday predicting little rain and highs in the 90s. Overnight lows span 68 to 75 across listed Arkansas cities.
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Texarkana
el Dorado
Little Rock
FE Dorado
Pine Bluff
Fayetteville
Harrison
Henley described torture and killings by Corll crew
Witness Mullican testified that Henley claimed victims were tortured strapped to a board or wall with mouths taped shut and sexually tortured. He said six youths were killed, including 15 year old William Ray Lawrence kept for days chained to the board while Corll favored him. Defense challenged testimony from pretrial hearings. Jamaica Tourist Board advertises deep discounts on china and crystal.
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Mullican
William Ray Lawrence
Lawrence
Billy Lawrence
Dean Corll
Houston
Washington restaurant a taste of yesteryear
Pioneer Kitchen and Dining Room in Old Washington is run by Mr and Mrs John D Carr. They offer old fashioned fare like fried chicken ham sourdough bread and fresh vegetables in a family style setting. Mrs Carr plans a cookbook tracing American culinary history from 1776 onward with diverse recipes and hopes for a 1976 publication.
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Old Washington
Bowie Knife Site
Black Catts House
Connie Hendrix
John D. Carrown
Pioneer Kitchen
Block House
Bowie Knife
Little Rock
United States
Mrs. Carr
Nixon aides discuss Ervin probe and public cooperation
The Watergate transcripts reveal White House plans to limit witnesses, keep details from Ervin and steer the inquiry. Nixon and aides debate offering a Dean report and the tactic of public cooperation versus obstruction, contrasting with the Adams case and sidereal time note.
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Dean
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Boston
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Obituary notices for Hugh B Hall and Arch Moore Ellington
Hugh B Hall 909 So Main died in a local hospital Wednesday in Hope where he ran a dry cleaning business for forty years. Survived by wife Fairy Hall two daughters Helen Harris Atlanta Ga and Mary Ann Gardner Baldwin Kan a son Don H Hall Houston five grandchildren three sisters and Oakcrest Funeral Home handling. services Thursday 2 pm Oakcrest Chapel with Rev Gerald W Trussell. burial Memory Gardens. Arch Moore Ellington 42 died July 8 in an Atlanta hospital funeral 3 30 pm Wednesday at Hanner Funeral Home Atlanta Tex with Rev Sam Lee. burial Pinecrest cemetery Atlanta. Abilene mother Justine Hamm of Hope grandmother Mrs John Ellington of Atlanta listed.
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Hope
First Baptist Church of
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Tex
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Memory Gardens
Oakcrest Funeral Home
Arch Moore Ellington
Hanner Funeral Home
Atlanta
Sam Lee
Pinecrest
Ellington
Abilene
Justine Hamm
John Ellington
Warren Era Warren Court Chief Justice Revered and Criticized
Warren, born March 19, 1891 in Los Angeles, rose from deputy city attorney to governor and then chief justice. His tenure broadened the Bill of Rights while provoking controversy with desegregation rulings. tributes from Nixon and Marshall contrasted with banners urging impeachment. Survived by widow, daughter and several children.
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Emmetman Ordains New Mesquite Minister at Oates Drive
Charles W. Ward was ordained to the ministry at Oates Drive Baptist Church Mesquite Texas on Sunday June 30. The ordination sermon was by Rev Jim Humphres a Saigon missionary. Ward and his wife Janice Pritchard Ward will serve as full time pastor during the pastor’s six week New Zealand trip.
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Charles W
Chuck” Ward
Oates Drive
Mesquite
Tex
Jim Humphres
Saigon
Emmet
Ark
Ward
Hope High School
Ouachita Baptist University
Southwestern Seminary
Fort Worth
Janice Marie Pritchard
Little Rock
New Zealand
Senior Citizen bus service explained to Kiwanis
Tom Jackson introduced Mrs. Nonie Lee McKinney director of Southwest Arkansas Senior Transportation Service as guest speaker for a Kiwanis meeting. The service for 60 plus and spouses aims to shuttle seniors to business centers free of charge funded by a federal grant donations and volunteers. Six counties two buses in Hempstead Nevada Lafayette and one in Little River Sevier and Howard Counties. An May 1974 report shows expenses 8121.36 and 2467 people transported to doctors offices social services banks post office and other needed places. A recipient praised the service for enabling a disabled partner and easing town travel costs. Executive director Thomas Lockard and Mar Lambert and Jack Snell attended.
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Kiwanis Club
Nonie Lee McKinney
Southwest Arkansas Senior Transportation Service
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Gordon Renshaw
Arch Wylie
Will Rutherford
Senior Citizens Council
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Little River
Sevier
Howard
Thomas Lockard
Mar Lambert
Texarkana
Jack Snell
Little Rock
Tall Clubs International Members Discuss Height Hardships
SAN FRANCISCO AP Tall Club members and tall women and men gathered to address daily issues from bruised heads to ill fit clothing and seating. The group promotes self esteem and minority rights while pressing bedding and auto makers for taller-friendly products and more leg room.
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San Francisco
Tall Clubs International
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