Heat Returs Under Clear Skies With Warm Upper 70s
Highs reached the upper 70s under a hot dry pattern as clear skies and calm winds limited heat buildup. The forecast calls for continued dry conditions and light winds with seasonal warmth.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1977
Page
2
Highs reached the upper 70s under a hot dry pattern as clear skies and calm winds limited heat buildup. The forecast calls for continued dry conditions and light winds with seasonal warmth.
The Hope Star reports a cold front moving into the Gulf of Mexico with a high pressure center over the state forecast to move eastward. Winds will turn westerly, allowing afternoon temperatures to rise into the 80s with no rain expected though scattered thunderstorms possible Saturday and Sunday across Arkansas.
Irene Shaver LaLamandier 78 died Sunday in a Hope hospital. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Beirne Baptist Church near Gurdon with Rev. Keith Byrd officiating. Burial followed in Brown cemetery. Survived by two sons Gilbert LaLaumandier of Hope and J D LaLamandier of Hot Springs, a brother T C Shaver of Dallas, six grandchildren and one great grandchild. She was widow of Leroy LaLamandier and a former Malvern resident and member of First Baptist Church of Malvern.
London AP reports Commonwealth leaders opened an eight day summit condemning white minority regimes in South Africa and Rhodesia. Callaghan warned black majority rule would come if political power is not shared, amid Amin drama and Uganda tensions.
The Usher Board of Union Baptist Church Fulton presents a musical program on Saturday night June 11th at 7 30 with Robert Trotter Jr Herman D Johnson and Dorothy Johnson and Rev F L Smith delivering the message The Legion Auxiliary sponsors a poppy sale Saturday June 11th at Nelson Hill Post 427 Mrs Ruth Perry chairs the effort Carl Dunlay a Hope Arkansas native and Flint Michigan resident died June 6 1977 in a Flint hospital Funeral services are set for Saturday June 11th at 11 00 a m in Flint Messages may be sent to Mrs Dorothy Dunlap and Family at 1617 Valley Lane Flint Michigan 48505
Thrash signs an emergency water proclamation banning lawn and car washing while urging residents to limit usage. Water supplied from a distant pond and a temporary well solution are in place as the Mekong River detail appears as stray text. A plan to source Millwood water is underway with a four week target.
The Hope City Board advances a 15.9 percent electric rate increase and a 250 sewer tap charge amid protests from plumbers. They also set 200 for street cuts with refunds after proper repair and accept a lone bid for Edgewood Street paving. The EPA cites bids dispute over cement pipe and a potential 200000 local shortfall. Deputy court clerk gets 15 monthly raise. Hempstead Jail agreement and a new dog leash process are discussed.
Dr. Oglesby longtime pastor of Central Presbyterian Church Atlanta, former moderator of Arkansas and Georgia Synods, author of Ministering to Millions, survived by Myrtle Stovall Oglesby and family. Funeral held at Central Presbyterian Church with burial in Oakland Cemetery. Plus Lonoke farmer Gerald Stroud trial for first degree murder in the shooting of John Wayne Cook on July 27 1976.
The Oigin Gospel group from Monahans Texas will sing at 7 30 p m at the First United Pentecostal Church. Ouachita Baptist University names 226 students to the President and Dean's lists for the 1977 spring term. Navy Seaman Jack F Fowler of Prescott completed recruit training at San Diego Naval Training Center after joining the Navy in March 1977.
The General Accounting Office concludes Carter's energy package will substantially miss its energy saving goals and mainly aims to curb imports by boosting coal use. The GAO suggests mandatory conservation may be needed beyond the current plan, exceeding a CBO's earlier findings.
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