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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1973

Page

7

Identification of Drugs Seminar Led by Capt Loyd Reese

Hope area law enforcement officers attended a seminar on drug identification led by Special Agent Capt Loyd Reese of the Arkansas Law Enforcement Academy. Capt Milton Mosier Captain Alvin Willis Bill Haltom and Joe McCulley participated, with Reese directing the group in recognizing dangerous drugs. The program combined lecture and demonstrations for area officers reflecting ongoing drug enforcement training.

Arkansas Law Enforcement Academy Loyd Reese Hope Area Milton Mosier Alvin Willis Bill Haltom Joe McCulley Arkansas James Dusenberry University of Arkansas Medical Center Little Rock Bernard Redd

Man charged in public safety incident

A 26-year-old Tollett man faces first degree serious case charges in the death of 23-year-old Nashville woman Ethel May Johnson found near Back Range road. Police say she was struck by a .12 shotgun blast. suspect Critt Stewart was arrested Friday morning and transferred to Hope jail.

Tollett Nashville Ethel May Johnson Carroll Page Critt Stewart Nashville Poultry Company Eugene Anderson Stewart Ethel May Hope

Final payment due on Spain trip for KXAR International

Members of KXAR International visiting Spain must complete the final $250 per person payment between July 30 and August 10 at the radio station office from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Appointments can be arranged for other times. 105 Hope participants have paid or indicated intent. A passport office representative will be in Hope August 14 to process passports for those who need them.

KXAR_ International Spain Hope Passport Office Federal Building

Horse fever cases found in Hardin County Texas

Two Southeast Texas veterinarians reported Monday that two cases of equine encephalomyelitis have cropped up in Hardin County north of Beaumont. The disease, mosquito borne and often fatal, attacks the horse’s central nervous system causing fever and sluggishness. The strains are Eastern or Western, not the Venezuelan variant that struck the state in 1971.

Lumberton, Tex Texas Hardin County Bill Crenshaw Lumberton Beaumont Crenshaw

Lt Wilson earns Army Commendation Medal at Fort Hood

Army First Lieutenant Barry W. Wilson, 25, of Mesquite Texas, received the Army Commendation Medal for meritorious service while serving as assistant adjutant in headquarters and company A, 48th Medical Battalion, 2nd Armored Division at Fort Hood. He and his wife Lynda and baby daughter Amy reside at 304 EB 13th St Hope.

Army Barry W. Wilson Berry W. Wilson Mesquite, Tex Ft. Hood, Tex Wilson 48Th Medical Battalion 2Nd Armored Division Ft. Hood Lynda Amy 13Th St Hope

Banks to be investigated in Glenwood and Murfreesboro

Pros. Atty. Fred E. Pickett of Ashdown said his office will investigate operations at two banks once controlled by former state Sen. Q. Byrum Hurst of Hot Springs. He warned that criminal charges could be filed if evidence of illicit activity is found.

Glenwood Ark Fred E. Pickett Ashdown Q. Byrum Hurst Hot Springs Pickett Bank of Pike County Murfreesboro Hurst Pike County Bank Glenwood Bank

Tuberculosis skin test uncertainties and the X ray step

Dear reader, a reader writes about TB skin tests. The letter explains that test strength affects interpretation and a positive reading does not guarantee active disease. A chest X ray is advised if healthy, to distinguish old infection from active TB, given false negatives can occur.

Lawrence E. Lamb M.D Dr. Lamb

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