Weather outlook: thundershowers approach Arkansas
The Associated Press reports rising rain chances as a weak low pressure system spurred showers and thunderstorms across Kansas and Oklahoma. The National Weather Service expects the system to move southeast and raise precipitation chances in Arkansas over the next day or two.
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Arkansas
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Audit Bureau of Circulations
AP News Dispatches
Southern
Ass'n
Arkansas Press Ass'n
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Poplar Ave
Memphis
Tenn
Hartford
Dallas
Texas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
42Nd St
New York
N.Y
Penobscot Bidg
Detroit
Mich
Classen Terrace
Classen Blvd
Oklahoma City
Okla
Hope
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard
Pike and Clark
Hope Star weather and circulation notes from July 25, 1974
The Hope Star reports a stormy forecast for northern Arkansas with scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms through Monday, 40 percent precipitation chances tonight and Friday in the north and 30 percent elsewhere. Record mentions Texarkana rainfall, warm high temperatures near 95, and overnight lows in the upper 60s to mid 70s. Also lists staff, publication details, and advertising contacts.
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Weather Service
Arkansas
Texarkana
Pine Bluff
el Dorado
Fayetteville
Harrison
Jonesboro
Fort Smith
Little Rock
Memphis
Obituary for Bonnie Cox Smith of Pike City Ark
Bonnie Cox Smith 38 of Pike City Ark died Tuesday in a Prescott hospital. Services Thursday at 2 p.m. at Pike City Baptist Church officiated by Rev Penn Moran. Burial at Pike Cemetery by Latimer Funeral Service Nashville. Survived by son Ricky Joe Smith, mother Pearl Dodson, four brothers and four sisters in various locations.
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Pike City
Ark
Prescott
Pike City Baptist Church
Penn Moran
Pike Cemetery
Latimer Funeral Service
Nashville
Ricky Joe Smith
Pearl Dodson
Raymond Cox
Hope
Walter Cox
James Cox
Calvin Cox
Eunice Higgins
Nettie Garcia
Ruth Marsteller
Tucson
Ariz
Darlene Boyd
Sprague
Ala
Dallas Channels Added to Hope Cable TV System
David P. Mooney announced two Dallas Fort Worth channels are now carried on Hope Community TV. The channels KTVT Channel 11 and KXTX Channel 39 will appear on Hope’s channels 5 and 8, offering cartoons, children’s programming, and a broader movie lineup. The company rechecked its distribution grid over 60 days, upgraded equipment, and urged subscribers to report service issues.
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David P. Mooney
Hope Community Tv, Inc
Dallas-Ft. Worth
Hope
Mooney
Microwave Common Carrier
KTVT
Ft. Worth-Dallas
KXTX
Dallas- Ft. Worth
People of Hope
Dallas
Terrell
Texas
Arkansas
Microwave
OBU Students Lead Revival in Hope Arkansas
Ouachita Baptist University students will lead a revival August 24 at Calvary Baptist Church Hope. The Contact team conducts revivals and youth events for the state program. Evang Tommy Smith Randy Garner and Renee Flowers comprise the visiting trio.
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Arkadelphia
Calvary Baptist Church
Hope
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Tommy Smith
Randy Garner
Renee Flowers
Smith
Lonoke
Impeachment push tests Nixon articles in debate
Debating a proposed two article impeachment plan Rep Harold Donohoe D Mass leads a group advocating Nixon be impeached on Watergate cover up and abuse of power charges. Seven undecided lawmakers hint they may back at least one article with a potential 26 to 12 majority.
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R-Ill
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Ilinois
McClory
Richard M. Nixon
William L. Hungate
D-Mo
Congress
Rogers, Ark
Rogers Chamber of Commerce
Flint Creek
Gentry
Public Service Commission
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Chamber
Arkansas
Prescott youths attend Monticello basketball camp
Four Prescott youths Cheryl White Kim Foster Lisa Taylor and Betty Cloer attend a basketball camp at Monticello this week guided by director Mary Jane Lavender former Prescott resident. Family chaperones include Mr and Mrs Howard Taylor and Mr and Mrs Ted Foster.
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Monticello
Cheryl White
Kim Foster
Lisa Taylor
Betty Cloer
Howard Taylor
Ted Foster
Mary Jane Lavender
Alpine Adventure Charter Flight Sees 40 Seats Held
Bill Martin of Vanguard Travel informs KXAR International that 40 seats on a charter for the Alpine Adventure are reserved. Departure moves to Monday September 30 from Memphis with a return on October 8. Price listed at $499 with 12 seats remaining. Call KXAR for details before August 23.
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Vanguard Travel
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Burger Emphasizes Judicial Duty in Nixon Watersgate Ruling
Chief Justice Warren Burger writes that the judicial branch may review presidential privilege to withhold confidential communications. The Supreme Court splits with Nixon on the reach of executive privilege, weighing confidentiality against the need for criminal justice, in a landmark Watergate decision.
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Associated Press
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Judicial Department
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Warren E. Burger
Burger
Harry S. Truman
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Judicial Branch
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Judiciary
Hearst call hoax exercise stuns police at building
Lt. Dan Cook said the episode was a practice in futility after three callers reported a woman fitting Miss Hearst’s description entering a building. The manager identified Hearst and Mrs. Harris from photos, sparking a SWAT response near the SLA-linked gun battle site from May. The Hearst family ties and a cousin's publication role are noted, while police kept details undisclosed.
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Mrs. Harris
SLA
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The
Los Angeles Herald - Examiner
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Hearst Sr
Davis
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