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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1977
Page
7
Cattle receipts estimated 1300, with last week 860 and year ago 800. Slaughter cows steady to firm, bulls weak. Feeder steers and heifers mostly steady amid supply of good to choice 300-800 lb feeders. cows and slaughter bulls minimal share. Cow-calf pairs priced 200.00-? per pair.
Officials of Arkansas Farm Bureau call cattlemen to vote for a proposed nationwide beef research and information program funded by producer checkoff. Nicky E. Hargrove says it will improve consumer relations, marketing know how and research. Registration starts June 6 and voting runs July 15 at county offices.
Mrs. Charlotte Tillar Schexnayder, editor and co publisher of The Dumas Clarion, was elected president of the National Federation of Press Women for a two year term at the convention in Biloxi Mississippi. She has 27 years of Federation service and holds multiple trailblazing firsts in Arkansas journalism. The Arkansas Press Women grew from 36 to 130 members under her leadership.
In Quito about 150 students disrupted Rosalynn Carter’s talks with Ecuadorean officials outside the Legislative Palace. Stones and fire were hurled as riot police used tear gas to disperse the crowd. Carter said the clash was a local problem and explained U.S. arms policy to the junta, later calling the talks constructive at a banquet. She heads to Lima next.
The AP reports a first federal probe into Medicaid abuse targeting doctors and pharmacists. Computer checks found a doctor who allegedly performed six tonsillectomies on one patient and a pharmacist seeking 120 pills daily for 204 days. Investigators will review double billings and paid claims for nonfilled prescriptions and nonexistent patients.
Anita Bryant declined a debate offer from the Texas Gay Political Caucus chair Gary J. Van Ooteghem. Her spokesman Robert Blake said she is a singer, not a debater, and suggested a concert if challenged to a public event.
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