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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1975

Page

6

Hope Hot Springs memory letter to editor

Personal reminiscence from Mary Lee Threlkeld describing family history, marriage in 1940, move to Hot Springs in 1969, health struggles, and daily life with husband Eddie. Mentions travel, residences, vehicles, and nearby landmarks including Sherwood Forest, Oaklawn, and Alpine.

the Star Mary Lee Threlkeld Howard M Hope Odin F Inez W. Ruggles Shower Springs Beryl. Henry el Dorado Howard Grigsby-Grunow Co Marjorie Lee University of Tennessee Chicago West Knoxville Tennessee Mortar Board M. L Hot Springs Eddie Sherwood Forest Oaklawn Wood

Oklahoma voters weigh eight amendments in light turnout

Oklahoma officials project a very light turnout for the eight proposed constitutional amendments. Gov. Boren predicts only 150,000 to 200,000 voters will cast ballots as polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. statewide. Experts disagree, with Rep. Monks forecasting about 400,000 voters and the State Election Board secretary estimating 250,000 to 300,000 ballots. The measures span abolishing charities and corrections, merging auditor and examiner roles, and adjusting elective offices to appointive ones, with implementation set for January 8, 1979.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma David Boren John Monks Duskogee Boren State Election Board Lee Slater Monks David Hall State Auditor State Examiner Iol Auditor-Examiner

Inflation Pushes CPI Higher in June Displacing Earning Power

Washington AP reports the Consumer Price Index rose 0.8 percent in June, double May, with food up 1.5 percent and gasoline up about 3 percent. Real wages declined 0.4 percent from May, and the 12 month CPI gain reached 9.3 percent.

Washington Labor Department

Apollo and Soyuz crews prepare for homecoming splashdowns

Houston reports Apollo astronauts and Soviet cosmonauts plan postflight briefings after a joint six day orbit. Thomas Stafford Vance Brand and Don Slayton remain on ship to gather data while Alexei Leonov Valeri Kubasov return to earth amid dust and first live TV of a Soviet landing.

Earth Apollo Thomas P. Stafford Vance D. Brand Donald K. Slayton Alexei Leonov Valeri Kubasov Soyuz Soviet Kazakhstan Baikonur Cosmodrome Kubasov Leonov Tome Moscow Stafford Ater Robert Crippen Crippen Brand Slayton

Portugal faces anti Communist unrest as military rule continues

In northern Portugal mobs defy tear gas and troops while a 30 man Revolutionary Council governs. Reports speak of fighting in Angola, unrest in the Azores, and attacks on Communist headquarters amid a government crisis between Socialist and Popular Democratic parties.

Lisbon Portugal Revolutionary Council Angola Azores mid-Atlantic Acobaca Nist Lourinha Vilar Fomoso Popular Democratic Party Nists Socialist Party Popular Democrats Communist Party Terceira United States Liberation Front of

FBI to launch citizen crime fighting program nationwide

FBI Director Clarence Kelley and Patrick Murphy of the Police Foundation announce a new citizen crime fighting program emphasizing community organizing to protect the elderly. The move follows an 18 percent rise in crime in the first quarter and broader national increases across all regions and categories. Robberies lead gains with a 28 percent jump, and cities 10 000 to 25 000 report a 53 percent surge in robberies.

Washington FBI Clarence M. Kelley Kelley Patrick Murphy The Police Foundation Edward M. Levi

Congress expected to kill Ford price controls plan

Congress likely to reject Ford’s plan to end oil price controls after his veto. The House aims for a simple majority to defeat the administration’s 30 month phaseout while the Senate stalemate persists. Critics warn price hikes could total 7 to 15 cents per gallon by 1977.

Ford Administration Congress Ford Washington House U.S Senate Frank G. Zarb

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