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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1973
Page
3
Drought stricken West Africa receives tens of thousands of tons of food seed and medicine from global sources in a race against mass starvation. Hunger and shortages persist in six nations south of the Sahara with 24 million people affected.
The GSA confirms that both the Eisenhower Library in Abilene Kansas and the Kennedy Library in Boston hold transcripts or tapes of conversations. The Eisenhower records appear to involve stenographers and may include all parties aware they were recorded. The Kennedy Library reports 68 Dictabelt tapes and 125 magnetic tapes of Kennedy telephone and office discussions dating from July 1962.
Calvin J. Caldwell, county Extension agent, announces a one day estate planning workshop on July 26 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Trade Winds Motel conference room Hope. Three Extension specialists will cover estate planning basics, intestate distribution, federal and Arkansas estate taxes, gifts, trusts, life insurance, business forms, and case studies. Pre-registration via 777-5771.
The United States Public Health Service reports about 12,000 children eat potentially poisonous plants yearly. Do not stop growing them. teach youngsters to keep plants out of mouths and remind adults to avoid nibbling while gardening.
A guide listing common garden plants with poisonous parts such as cherry twigs peach leaves rhubarb oleander and daffodils. It warns of serious risks to children and livestock and advises keeping unknown plants away from kids and calling a doctor if poisoning is suspected.
Administration officials say the 60 day price freeze worked and helped hold prices. The Cost of Living Council cited plant shutdowns and production cuts, with about 3,600 firms rolling back prices and thousands more queried or exempted. Shortages in pork poultry and produce were anticipated as effects.
Thursday’s zodiac predicts self care for Aries and charitable acts for Taurus. Gemini will assist others while Cancer redirects imagination to past stumbling blocks. Leo receives generous, hidden affection. Virgo should assert will. Libra uses imagination. Scopio aids younger advisers. Sagittarius enjoys family time. Capricorn reconnects with a mindset friend. Aquarius shows unseen generosity rewarded. Pisces seizes personal priorities.
London AP reports film star Jack Hawkins died early today after a long battle with throat cancer and its aftereffects. He was 62. Hawkins, famed for The Cruel Sea, succumbed to a secondary hemorrhage, a hospital spokesman said, after his larynx was removed seven years ago. He later regained partial speech with a therapist and returned to acting.
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