Sliced Thin By The Editor
Alex H. Washburo writes a concise opinion on editorial practices and the craft of daily paper writing. The piece reflects on precision, restraint, and clarity in news presentation and seeks to honor responsible journalism.
09 Jun 1977
Page 1
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1977
Page
1
Alex H. Washburo writes a concise opinion on editorial practices and the craft of daily paper writing. The piece reflects on precision, restraint, and clarity in news presentation and seeks to honor responsible journalism.
The House proposes amendments to the Hatch Act, allowing federal employees to campaign and raise funds. If enacted by the Senate, bureaucrats may seek local, state, and federal offices next year, risking public trust and civil service protections. The piece argues this undermines credibility and risks wholesale job turnover with political power shifts.
The Netherlands orders freedom for 5 hostages held in a train and a schoolhouse near Assen. Officials fear for hostages health as condition worsens. Premier Den Uyl seeks mediation by Josina Soumakil and Hassan Tan while noting demands and aims are hopeless.
Hydro Conduit Corp Choctaw Culvert and Jonesboro Concrete Pipe filed a complaint with the EPA after bids for Hope sewer line favored clay pipe over concrete. City officials plan a June 21 public hearing to address the issue and may return the matter to the EPA or court if unresolved.
Arkansas Education Association president Bill Walker cites a survey of about 100 districts showing 125 teachers were terminated or forced to resign this spring. He says many educators, especially in eastern Arkansas, fear reporting dismissals and attending school board meetings amid board pressure and a climate of fear.
Hope’s Department of Parks and Recreation launches NESA this summer in partnership with the Museum of Science and History Little Rock. The program targets Arkansas youths ages eight to twelve, with sessions Tuesdays from June 14 to August 9 at Fair Park Community Center, featuring wildlife, geology, weather, and Arkansas ecology. Reservations open June 9 by phone at 777 2611, limited to first nine signups.
Turkey's ambassador to the Vatican Taha Carim, 62, was seriously wounded by two unidentified gunmen as he entered his Rome residence in Parioli. The attackers fled after firing one shot each. no arrests reported. Carim has served as ambassador to the Vatican for three years.
Seventeen year old Judy Belfrey a high school junior from Sudbury was found beaten and dead in a Back Bay apartment. Boston police said she was last seen in a Combat Zone lounge with a man in his forties wearing a red blazer and blue slacks. Det Hudson noted she had recently returned from a Cape Cod bicycle trip.
Fidel Castro criticizes Richard Nixon as false and foolish and calls the Soviet Union the freest country. He says Cuba will pursue limited diplomacy with the United States and notes a plateau in relations despite a diplomat exchange. Castro recalls meeting Nixon and questions U S resilience if tested.
Sixth graders at Rutherford School organize a radiothon for Dana Smith 11 daughter of Mr and Mrs Den Smith of Hope. The event runs 1 to 6 pm Saturday on KXAR with on air appearances and donations collected for Dana's medical expenses. Checks payable to the Dene Sait Fund in care of Radio Station KXAR may be mailed or handed in.
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