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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1971
Page
4
A reader requests guidance on parental control and growing up as a teen. The column, Helen Bottel style, offers practical tips and nearby adults as confidants while encouraging open talk with parents and outside mentors.
At the AFL CIO Conference on Jobs in Washington, S Frank Raftery of the Brotherhood of Painters accused the Nixon administration of inflation missteps. Meany echoed, saying the administration targets workers and unions for inflation. Raftery cited high construction unemployment since 1961 and falling real wages as proof of policy failure.
A July 1971 community calendar lists Rev J E Simmons’s concert at City Park Youth Center with advance and door prices plus a prize drawing. A Jones Witherspoon family reunion notes attendees from California to Alabama. Florida officials crack down on piranha ownership, detailing law penalties and safety warnings for residents and shoppers.
Arthur Schlesinger Jr., noted historian and former JFK and LBJ adviser, wed Alexandra Emmet Allan in a ceremony at Schlesinger's apartment. Judge Harold Felix presided. the bride is daughter of Lily Cushing and William Emmet of North Tarrytown, NY.
With about 100000 Arkansas youths aged 18 to 21, voters must be 18, a US citizen, and meet residency rules. By November 1972 the US election residency changes apply. Registration lasts 20 days before elections, free, and may require updating under certain moves. Mrs. Pat House in Hempstead County notes 19 new registrants by July 12 and urges students to register in Hope at the County Clerk’s office.
Pros. Atty. Jim Guy Tucker of Little Rock argues that electing judges and prosecutors is a flaw in the system. He says the looming threat of re election affects decisions, though he claims to avoid political influence since taking office.
Congressman David Pryor of Arkansas says he will vote against citing the Columbia Broadcasting System and its president Frank Stanton for contempt of Congress. The Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee had recommended action, but Pryor indicated opposition to the citing.
MEMPHIS Tenn AP General Motors Frigidaire Division, based in Dayton Ohio, ponders relocating its appliance manufacturing to Memphis with an estimated 10 000 workers. Frigidaire has optioned land in Memphis while Dayton plant labor costs and layoffs strain current operations.
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