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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1975

Page

6

Sliced Thin by The Editor Alex H Washburn

The editor Alex H. Washburn presents a concise analysis of recent civic debates and editorial perspectives on local governance. This column reflects opinions on policy direction, accountability, and community priorities within the city.

Alex. H. Washburn

Selling off anation to the rich Friday gloom in New York City

The piece decries New York Citys financial collapse with 72397 layoffs and a 92.5 million weekend deficit, noting state aid damaged credit and bond costs rising. It forecasts a federal crisis and warns that voters may auction the country to the rich as a trusteeship looms.

New York City United States No. 2 New York Albany County New York State F. D. Roosevelt

British vote favors Britain remaining in European Market

Early returns show a 3 to 1 margin for staying in the European Common Market with 75 percent turnout of about 40.2 million eligible voters across England Scotland Wales and Northern Ireland. Meanwhile BP sponsor Richard Bickel flew a hang glider to France to celebrate and promote the stay and mark the 31st Normandy invasion anniversary with kite mail envelopes.

London Britain England Scotland Wales Northern Ireland Richard Bickel English Channel France

Americans Resume Spending As Economy Shows Signs Of Life

Americans are loosening purse strings after a year of caution as retail sales and car purchases rise from a 14 year low. May readings show inflation easing, consumer confidence up, and tax rebates totaling 8.1 billion dollars helping spur demand amid mixed signals on sustained growth.

Louise Cook Associated Press Commerce Department The Conference Board

Senate approves admission of women to service academies

The Senate approved by voice vote the admission of women to the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, the Naval Academy at Annapolis, and the Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs. With the House already adding a similar provision, the measure is likely to become law this year.

Washington U.S Senate House U.S. Military Academy West Point N.Y U.S. Naval Academy Annapolis U.S. Air Force Academy Colorado Springs Colo

Seven die as rail express derails at Nuneaton station

An express passenger train between London and Glasgow derailed at Trent Valley Station in Nuneaton England killing seven and injuring 36. The 15 car Caledonian Express left the rails at 1 55 am as it entered the station scattering cars and twisted steel. Police report 94 to 140 onboard with most asleep. Agriculture Minister Fred Peart was among the passengers uninjured but in shock. Rescue teams heard two children crying amid wreckage. Cause under investigation.

Nuneaton England Caledonian London Glasgow Fred Peart

Job picture brightening slowly amid rising unemployment

Washington forecasts show unemployment may top 9 percent before any recovery becomes clear. April jobless rate 4.9 percent, with May figures due. Treasury notes delayed rehiring until a true upturn, while retail sales rise and wholesale prices inch up driven by farm costs.

Washington Ford Administration Labor Department Treasury William E. Simon Tration

Laos protesters seek three months severance pay

A dozen students and Lao workers for the U S Agency for International Development protested at the AID headquarters in Vientiane demanding an additional three months severance pay for 2 700 local employees. The demonstration halted an Embassy car and blocked removal of mail sacks, with the Defense Attache Office material at issue. The Pathet Lao claims control of the compound for the AID mission and seeks its property. The U S plans to close the AID program and turnover property by June 30.

Vientiane Laos U.S. Agency For International Development U.S Pathet Lao United States

Church cites CIA plots as murder attempt possibilities

Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Frank Church said in a CBS interview that some CIA assassination plots resulted in murder attempts and the agency may have been indirectly involved in killings. The Rockefeller Commission report on domestic CIA spying omits findings on assassination plots, noting no full inquiry was possible within time limits.

Sen. Church CIA Washington (Ap Frank Church Senate Intelligence Committee Central Intelligence Agency Church Idaho Democrat Cbs-Tv Morning News Rockefeller Commission Ford Nelson A. Rockefeller New York Times U.S Rockefeller Fidel Castro John P. Kennedy Commission Minneapolis Tribune Rafael Trujillo Dominican Republic Nao Dinh Diem Trujillo Diem the Tribune Patrice Lumumba

Rural mail phase-out proposed

The GAO and Postmaster General propose phasing out two-thirds of the nations small offices to save about 100 million dollars without harming service. They cite 12 192 rural offices and 2 million families affected, with 32 communities studied showing mail service met or exceeded prior levels after closings.

Washington General Accounting Office Postmaster General Congress Benjamin F. Bailor GAO Postal Service House Agriculture Committee

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