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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1973

Page

6

Unexpected Issues in Buying a Building

Our Daily Bread recalls the 60 tons of newsprint stored in the former Safeway Store No. 141 at Third and Grady Streets. A buried 1 1/2 inch copper line from 1958 leaked between the meter and the building, electifying work and repairs as the Star Publishing Co. moved in July.

Safeway Third and Grady Sts Star Publishing Co Gene Allen Harry Shiver

Secret patrols confirmed in Laos after ban

Washington AP reports secret U.S.-led patrols in Laos sometimes engaged North Vietnamese troops. Pentagon officials say missions were legal as information gathering. Patrols continued 13 months after Congress barred U.S. ground troops, mostly South Vietnamese soldiers with at least two American accompany each unit.

Washington Laos Pentagon Congress U.S Thailand

Troops Begin Summer Encampment Convoys Across Arkansas

On July 28 at 5:30 a.m. about 6000 troops from the 39th Infantry Brigade will move toward Camp Chaffee near Ft. Smith for a two week summer encampment. Some 700 military vehicles will travel state highways, mainly on Interstate 40, with Arkansas State Police assisting military police. Local routes will see many vehicles. convoys depart areas at 5:30 a.m. and are expected to reach Camp Chaffee by 6:00 p.m.

Camp Chaffee Ft. Smith Arkansas State Police Arkansas National Guard 39Th Infantry Brigade

Plant expands Wynnewood wood products facility expansion

Wynnewood division of Permaneet Corp announced a major expansion at its 100000 square foot plant near Oakhaven Road. The project will boost manufacturing space to about 350000 square feet and add furniture wall paneling and a vinyl wood grain film finishing product. Production staff levels are expected to rise.

Hope Wynnewood Products Country Club Wynnewood St. Louis Michael Hart Hempstead County Industrial Foundation Hope- Hempstead Chamber of Commerce Gerald Keith

Blast rocks N.Y. office during Cuban expo prep blast

An explosion rocked the top floor of a Times Square office building housing Expo Cuba, a four day exhibition tied to Fidel Castro's revolution. One maintenance worker was injured as investigators probed indications of an explosive device. The Drug and Hospital Union leased spaces for the event, which aims to attract hundreds of workers and attendees.

New York Times Square Martin Luther King Labor Center West 43Rd Street The Drug and Hospital Union Expo Cuba Fidel Castro

New Texarkana Mayor Elected in Special Election

David Keller, co manager of a Texarkana pharmacy, was elected mayor of Texarkana Texas in a special election Tuesday. Wetzel Ward won Place 4 on the city council. Keller said the State Line Avenue project would receive first rate attention and led the tabulation from first to last box. Keller, 40, has served as Ward 6 councilman and acting mayor after Dr D W Wisdom’s resignation.

David Keller Texarkana Texas Wetzel Ward City Hall Texarkana College Auditorium Helen Talbert Keller Dean Barry John Meadors Norris L. Newton Basil Hurd Sr John McLeod State Line Avenue D.W. Wisdom

Ehrlichman questioned as Senate panel grills defense

John D. Ehrlichman faced stern questioning on the Senate Watergate Committee as his sworn denials clashed with testimony from at least six others. His lawyer argued a legal theory about presidential power and a state burglary analogy, while Chairman Sam Ervin pressed the limits of executive authority and domestic vs foreign matters.

Brooks Jackson Associated Press Washington John D. Ehrlichman John J. Wilson Ehrlichman White House Daniel Ellsberg Wilson Supreme Court Sam J. Ervin Jr D-N.c

Dallas boy shot by policeman sparks murder charge

In Dallas, Patrolman Darryl L. Cain, 30, faces murder charges over the fatal shooting of 11 year old Santos Rodriguez during a questioning at a service station. The incident followed a burglary report as Cain and officer Roy Arnold transported two youths to the home, where Santos died from a bullet fired while Cain leaned forward. The case prompted protests and a grand jury review, with Chief Dyson condemning the act as inexcusable.

Dallas Tex David Rodriguez David Santos Darryl L. Cain Frances Goodwin Cain Michael Morehead Frank Dyson Roy Arnold Arnold David’s Parkland Hospital Dyson Carlos Meniz Meniz Pedro Agurre City Hall

Skylab 2 crew rehearses before liftoff this weekend

Skylab 2 astronauts Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma rehearse the final training day at Cape Kennedy before Saturday's Saturn 1B launch for a 59 day mission aboard the Skylab station. They will perform rendezvous maneuvers and emergency drills, fly to Cape Kennedy Thursday, and review plans for the long flight. Solar astronomy will lead the mission with medical and earth resources following.

Howard Menedict Cape Kennedy Fla Control Center Alan L. Bean Owen K. Garriott Jack R. Lousma Johnson Space Center Houston Tex Space Lab Kennedy Space Center Skylabei Jack A. Lousma Orbital Space Station

Potter charged with murder after Little Rock club fight

A Little Rock man, John William Potter, 28, was charged with murder in connection with a July 14 parking lot fight outside a Little Rock club that led to the death of 18 year old Eddie Kathrine Long of Hensley. Police said he fought with the victim’s husband, Jimmy Long, 27, prior to the crash.

Little Rock Eddie Kathrine Long Hensley John William Potter Jimmy Long Little Rock Club

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