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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1973
Page
6
A brief column by Alex H. Washburn offers concise reflections on daily moral lessons. The piece frames ordinary moments as opportunities for discipline, gratitude, and practical virtue.
Advertising is an investment that fuels mass production and lowers consumer prices. The piece cites Soviet and East European shifts in viewing ads as essential tools, explains how mass production profits from advertising, and recalls a veteran retailer example illustrating price and profit logic.
City subscribers who miss the Star should call 777-3431 between 6 and 6 30 p m Saturday before or by 5 p m to arrange a carrier delivery of the newspaper.
Walker & Dunlop in Washington proposed rewards to cut auto use and pollution. More than half its 90 employees now participate in a car pool with free parking and trading stamps worth 135 dollars a month. The program grew after a failed 1 dollar daily auto tax proposal. Carol Church, long a solo driver, joined after needing a faster commute and found a nearby carpool partner, shortening her trip to under 20 minutes.
Three Black GIs from Los Angeles St Louis and Montgomery face a June 18 sentencing after being found guilty of conspiring to firebomb the Ft Sam Houston quarters of a black training officer. The incident damaged the quarters of 1st Lt Freddie Lee Howard and critically burned his son Michael.
Washington AP Senate Democrats declare Nixon Phase 3 a failure and move to attach a mandatory 90 day freeze on prices profits wages rents and consumer interest rates to an upcoming bill. Mondale Proxmire urged rapid floor action while Republicans warned against a total freeze. The administration tightens some hospital and nursing home rules and signals easing for construction.
Four groups opposed the Gillham Dam on the Cossatot River in Southwest Arkansas lost their bid when the U S Supreme Court declined to hear the case. The Army Corps of Engineers will proceed with a lake of 1370 acres. construction is under way and expected to finish in fall 1975. The groups were Environmental Defense Fund Arkansas Audubon Society Ozark Society and Arkansas Ecology Center.
The Senate Watergate committee voted to resume hearings after a brief pause despite Cox's postponement request. Leadoff witness Sally Harmony, Liddys secretary, and a Washington printer tied to Gemstone logs are scheduled, along with GOP aide Reisner who implicated Magruder and others. The White House will not provide Nixon Dean conversation logs, amid reports of possible Peterson involvement.
SPACE CENTER Houston AP Skylab astronauts and mission control outlined plans for a space walk to free a jammed panel on the orbiting station The unprecedented move could nearly double Skylab power restoring experiments while officials say no unusual safety hazards exist Two crewmen would go outside while a third stays aboard to assist Plans include practice runs and a potential extension of the 28 day mission if needed with Friday considered acceptable if Thursday slips
Tokyo marks Environment Week with No Car Tuesday as officials urge transit use. The Sumida River revival follows years of waste policing and sewerage upgrades moving from five to seventy percent coverage. A proposed right to sunshine law would require consent from residents for buildings over a height threshold.
Washington AP: Rep. Bill Alexander of Arkansas says he supports raising the minimum wage saying workers should not bear all inflation costs. He notes it has been almost seven years since the last minimum wage bill was signed into law.
In Little Rock six black employees of Reynolds Metals Co of Bauxite filed a federal discrimination suit naming United Steelworkers of America AFL-CIO and Local 333 as defendants. The plaintiffs claim the firm practices discriminate in hiring and pay, deny promotions, and demote workers because of race, representing all black employees.
All Around Town Camp POW WOW scheduled to start yesterday has been postponed due to inclement weather. Camp Director Mrs Verlaine Jones rescheduled it for next week weather permitting. The rest of the notices include a new Bodcan Baptist pastor and local lodge meeting details.
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