Head Start teachers hold area workshop
Teachers from Hope area and Head Start gathered at Beryl Henry school on July 10 for a Readiness for Formal Schooling workshop. Coordinated by Arkansas Rehabilitation Service at the Children's Colony in Conway, the event featured guest consultant Mrs. Ruby Melton and Center staff including Dr. Larry Roberts and Dr. Gary Standridge.
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Hope
Beryl Henry
Jack Beaty
James H. Jones
Ruby Melton
Muriel Dickinson
Melton
Arkansas Rehabilitation Service
Children's Colony
Conway
Southwest Arkansas Diagnostic and Remedial Service Center
Faye Smith
Magnolia
Larry Roberts
Gary Standridge
David Christman
Conway McDaniel
Dean Parker
Obituary roundup from multiple U S cities
Obituaries report varied deaths including Jerome Idaho author Var dis Fisher 73 noted for life in the early American West and Children of God Mormon history. Louis Saxon 68 Chicago financial editor died after a heart attack on a fishing trip in Canada. Marion Elizabeth Dlage 73 taught music in public schools colleges and universities. George Mallinckrodt 48 president of Paradynamics Division Mallinckrodt Corp died in an explosion while piloting a light plane. Donna Oppenehmer 23 of San Diego also died. Mallinckrodt was a grandson of the founder of the St Louis firm.
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Jerome, Idaho
Vardis Fisher
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mormon
Chicago
Louis Saxon
American
Canada
Saxon
Old
International News Service
South Royalston
Mass
George Mallinckrodt
Mallinckrodt Corp
Donna Oppenheimer
San Diego
Mallinckrodt
Weather forecast for Hope area 24 hours ending Thursday
The Hope Star weather report notes a high of 93 and low of 68 with no precipitation. The forecast from The Associated Press calls for partly cloudy skies with little temperature change through Friday, widely scattered thundershowers mainly this evening and early Friday, mainly in the south portion. tonight’s lows in the upper 60s to low 70s.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
South
No Cash for Billboards Says Boswell
Texarkana Arkansas AP Ted Boswell a Democratic candidate for governor said he had run out of money for billboard advertising during a Southwest Arkansas handshaking tour. He noted Crank and Whitbeck billboards while stressing effort to reach voters and addressed race and constitutional convention issues. He said he wants equal opportunity for Black voters and rejected window dressing.
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Texarkana
Ark
Ted Boswell
Boswell
Arkansas
Hope
Goten
Bryant
Pye
Politics At a Glance
Republicans deny Reagan presidential bid July 2 and Nixon plans campaign for big state vote. Rockefeller questions Nixon Southern support. Democrats back Israel aid until Middle East peace. Humphrey favors continued aid. McCarthy cites urgent arms control due to nuclear fears. Wallace seeks 61000 signatures in Massachusetts by July 29 for November ballot.
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Reagan
Richard M. Nixon
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New York
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Humphrey
U.S
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Middle East
Eugene J. Mee Carthy
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Massachusetts
Crop crisis at Cummins Prison Farm threatens daily losses
Ark cummins prison farm officials told the Board of Correction that cucumber harvest timing could cost the prison 1500 per day in crop losses if not picked promptly. Only 404 of 1140 inmates are in field work, prompting a push to boost labor as equipment delays loom and budget talks continue.
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Cummins Prison Farm
Ark
John Brice
Cumemins
al Fie
Price
Board of Correction
Beles
Tucker Prison Farm
Bill Stewart
John Haley
Little Rock
Marshal Rush
Pine Bluff
State Administration Department
Cummins
Urban
Bill McClendon
SAD
Urbain
Hawkins in Attack on Rockefeller
Conway County Sheriff Hawkins accused Gov. Rockefeller aide of pressuring him over a taxpayer lawsuit tied to the 1960s campaign. He blamed former Morristown publisher Wirges for his troubles and said offers to drop the suit were rejected. Blaylock and Conway lawyer Lonzo Ross deny threats. IRS said it will pursue a marijuana transfer tax against six defendants in Little Rock. Tax about 4500 dollars. marijuana tax about 100 dollars per ounce. Defendants dated from Little Rock Municipal Court case awaiting July trial.
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Marysville
Calif
Thomas Scholfield
Margysville
Dennis More
Scholfield
Loretta
Vicky West
Vicky
Sheriff's
Helen West
Little Rock
Cone ‘Way
Martin Hawskins
Winthrop Rockefeller
Hawkins
Len Blaylock
Rockefeller
Conway
Lonzo Ross
Blaylock
Hawking
Morriston
Gene Wirges
IRS
Tip
Internal Revenue Service
Dgsass
Stoersons
Tittle Rock
Judy. White Johnson
Barbara Jan Moore
Inda Lorraine Arthur
We.ington Hamilton Semmers
William Thomas Taylor Jr
Robert A. Hutton
Hutton
Jacksonville
Fla
Advertising fragment for itch relief at Gibson Drug Store
An undated local ad promises rapid itch relief with a 48 cent money back guarantee. The copy touts a product described as killing germs to speed healing, suitable for eczema insect bites and various surface rashes at Gibson Drug Store.
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Alan Drug Counter
Gibson Drug Store
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