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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1977

Page

5

Kiwanis hears on park plans and new facilities

Paul Henley spoke at the Sheraton Inn on Kiwanis support for the Parks Recreation and Tourism Commission. He highlighted the 16 percent Kiwanis funded improvement at K Park with a $10000 price tag and noted progress on pools baseball softball picnic areas and new property plans. Henley said roughly 200000 in long range work may need grants and city funds. Robert Keaton joined Hope Kiwanis as a new member and Tim Townsend of Texarkana visited.

Paul Henley Kiwanis Club Sheraton Inn Wayne Shaw Henley Parks, Recreation and Tourism Commission K Park Fair Park Hope Parks Commission Robert Keaton Hope Kiwanis Club Tim Townsend Texarkana Paul O’neal

McBride Named USW President in Historic Leader Transition

Lloyd McBride becomes head of the United Steelworkers succeeding I W Abel in a landmark reshuffle. The 60 year old St Louis district chief won a bitter election against Edward Sadlowski, who protests fraud claims now to the U S Labor Department. Inauguration at Linden Hall Fayette County includes 1,500 guests led by George Meany with 14 new executive board members sworn in.

Pittsburgh Lloyd McBride United Steelworkers Union St. Louis I.W. Abel McBride Edward Sadlowski Sadlowski Frank McKee Joe Odorcich Leon Lynch

Rhodesia faces international criticism over Mozambique raid

Salisbury reports that about 700 Rhodesian troops crossed into Mozambique by helicopter, destroyed four guerrilla bases, and captured Mapai. UN Secretary General Waldheim condemned the raid and demanded withdrawal, while Britain and the United States signaled disapproval and urged settlement.

Salisbury, Rhodesia Mozambique Ian Smith Mapai Waldheim Foreign Office London United Nations Owen Washington State Department John Trattner

William Henry Harrison Largest First Family in U.S. History

William Henry Harrison held the record for the most children among U.S. presidents with ten offspring. He lived during the early 19th century and led the nation as president for a brief period. The fact highlights presidential family size in American history.

William Henry Harrison

First Lady Rosalynn Carter Helps Costa Rica Engage on Human Rights

In San Jose Rosalynn Carter met with Costa Rican President Daniel Oduber and Foreign Minister Gonzalo Facio to discuss U S human rights policy. Facio urged inducement over imposition and U S support for a UN high commissioner. the visit included a concert and a reception with about 200 officials.

San Jose Costa Rica Rosalynn Carter Carter Daniel Oduber U.S Oduber Gonzalo Facio Vance Facio United States United Nations High Commissioner of Human Rights National Theater National Youth Symphony Jimmy

May tax collections set record in Arkansas

May tax collections in Arkansas totaled 77,818,823 dollars, a 2.5 percent rise from May 1976 and the largest one month haul to date. Individual and corporate income taxes led the surge, pushing general revenues 3.8 percent above the Finance and Administration Department forecast after 11 months.

Little Rock State Finance and Administration Department

Prisoners sue Sebastian County Sheriff over treatment

Prisoners in Sebastian County Jail filed a federal suit accusing Sheriff Bill Cauthron of retaliation for a prior case. They allege meatless TV dinners no milk or fruit, no hair dryers, limited medical care, and restrictive visitation. Cauthron dismissed the complaints as overblown.

Fort Smith, Ark Sebastian County Bill Cauthron Cauthron

Two Wynne youths drown at Lake Dunn

Two Wynne youths Angie Gray age 12 and Willie Lee Bolden age 14 drowned Tuesday evening in Lake Dunn at Village Creek State Park near Wynne in Cross and St Francis counties. Officials said they accidentally entered deep water and disappeared below the surface with their bodies recovered that night.

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