Chance of Showers Persists in Arkansas Forecast
The National Weather Service says scattered showers or thunderstorms may continue in Arkansas through Tuesday. Reports from Sunday night show the southern part of the state receiving the most rain, with El Dorado recording just over an inch as cloudy skies kept temperatures subdued.
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National Weather Service
Arkansas
The
Weather Service
el Dorado
Mercury
Little Rock
Pike Bluff
E Dorado
Texarkana
Fort Smith
Fayetteville
Harrison
Calico Rock
Gilbert
Jonesboro
Memphis
Hope Star Hope 1975 newspaper masthead and rates
The Hope Star issue lists publication details dated July 28 1975 including staff names and office addresses. It provides weather notes with temperatures, rainfall figures, contact information and subscription rates for various regions and durations.
Oklahoma veterinary grads drain state notches
Oklahoma State University veterinary graduates mostly left the state for higher pay, with only a dozen of 52 graduates practicing in Oklahoma. Dr. David Helms stayed in Tulsa citing job offers from $1,000 to $1,500 monthly and concern that tax money spent on education is wasted when graduates depart. Dr. Robert Hughes stayed in Wagoner and noted vets charge less locally, saying personal autonomy and opening mixed practice mattered more than money.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State University
Veterinary College
David Helms
Tulsa
Helms
Robert Hughes
Wagoner
Obituaries for Galloway Coonce Reilly Greening and Story
Graveside services were held for Michael David Galloway 12 in Harmony Cemetery. Celia Doyle Coonce 74 died in Texarkana with graveside rites in Van Buren Ark. Edwin G. Reilly 79 died at his Hope home with service at Herndon Chapel. Kenneth G. Greening 72 of Houston formerly Hope resident. funeral in Houston. Rev J W Story former area pastor died in Fabens Texas with arrangements pending. Survivors listed for each.
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Michael D. Galloway
Michael David Galloway
Harmony Cemetery
Herndon Funeral Home
Michael
Natchitoches
Lynn David Galloway
Richard
Melissa
George Hackett
Jackson
Miss
A. D. Galloway
Baton Rouge
Celia Coonce
Celia Doyle Coonce
Texarkana
Jimmy Doyle
New Jersey
W. E. Doyle
Missouri
Herbert Davis
Sulphur Springs
Tex
Juanita Metheney
Kansas City
Graceland Cemetery
van Buren
Ark
Ocher Funeral Home
Edwin G. Reilly
N. Elm, Hope
First Christian Church
Clarice Price Reilly
Hope
Edwin S. Reilly
St. Louis
Herndon Chapel
Harley Sisson
Rose Hill Cemetery
Kenneth Greening
Kenneth G. Greening
Houston
Eldrige G
Alice McRae Greening
Texas A&m
Houston Textile Company
Presbyterian Church
Etheldra Fraley Greening
Eldridge Augustus Greening
Chicago
W. E. White
Mary Greening
J. W. Story
Fabens
Beekeeper Ed Aslin Speaks at Hope Rotary Luncheon
Ed Aslin shared his bee hobby at the Hope Rotary Club luncheon in the Sheraton Inn on July 24. He described bee roles the drone worker and queen and noted bees’ “air conditioning” and 30 000 to 35 000 miles needed for a pound of honey. Vic Cobb won a pint of honey in the weekly drawing. Guests included Mack McLarty Ronnie Smith Eddie Aslin and Roy Wray. The district governor visit is set for September 18 and the club plans August 21 luncheon at Fair Park Coliseum as part of Centennial celebrations.
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Hope Rotary Club
Sheraton Inn
Vic Cobb
Aslin
Vincent Foster
Hope
Fair Park Coliseum
Mack McLarty
Little Rock
Ronnie Smith
Eddie Aslin
Roy Wray
Evacuationscontinue as Angola power struggle intensifies
Americans and Europeans flee Luanda as MPLA and FNLA clash for control. British and American staff evacuate while gunfire and burning oil tanks darken the sky. About 20 killed and 20 wounded as Portuguese troops attack Africans outside MPLA HQ amid neutrality orders.
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Angola
U.S
Lon
Luanda Bay
Texaco Oil Co
Gabon
Atlantic
Texaco
Portugal
Moscow
Charges filed in deaths of two FBI agents
James Theodore Eagle, 19, remans in custody after being charged in the deaths of agents Jack R. Coler and Ronald A. Williams on the Pine Ridge Reservation. Eagle turned himself in July 9 in Rapid City and faces two counts of killing a federal officer. He was previously wanted on assault with a dangerous weapon and armed robbery.
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James Theodore Eagle
FBI
Pine Ridge Loebgig Reservation
South Dakota
Eagle
Rapid City
U.S
James H. Wilson
Wind River Indian Reservation
Wyoming
Jack R. Coler
Ronald A. Williams
Shreveport Garbage Workers Strike Over Union Recognition
Shreveport sanitation workers walked out in protest of the City Council's refusal to recognize their union. About 40 of 250 workers, with 13 of 51 trucks on route, formed picket lines at the department, City Hall, and other city sites. Union leaders had authorized a strike after failed talks. Public officials monitored developments with no immediate action planned.
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Sanitation Department
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Louisiana Public Employees Union
Council 17
American Federation of State
Afl-Cio
Utilities Department Service Center
Public Works
Don Hathaway
Public Safety
George D’artois
Hathaway
Minnesota Becomes 32nd State on May 11 1858
Minnesota achieved statehood as the 32nd state on May 11 1858 with its admission marking a significant expansion of the United States. The event highlighted the growth of the union and the formal establishment of Minnesota as a full member state.
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Minnesota
16,000-year-old charcoal found at Meadwocroft Rockshelter
Smithsonian officials confirm 16,000-year-old charcoal and tools from Meadwocroft Rockshelter near Pittsburgh as earliest Western Hemisphere habitation. Radiocarbon dating places human presence at about 14,225 B.C. Dr. James Adovasio of the University of Pittsburgh and Dr. Robert Struckenrath of the Smithsonian discuss Bering Strait migration theories and ancient shelter use. The note also mentions the 1933 resumption of hard liquor sales in the United States.
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Hemisphere
Smithsonian Institute
Meadwocroft
Pittsburgh
Bering Strait
Asia
B.C
James Adovasio
University of Pittsburgh
Robert Struckenrath
Smithsonian Institution
Radicarbon
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