12 Jun 1973
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1973
Page
6
A concise daily meditation by editor Alex H. Washburn offering reflections on ordinary life, routine duties, and the value of patience in daily work. A compact column emphasizing steady effort and thoughtful consideration.
Editorial notes Nixon backing for cost cutting while Congress targets the Highway Trust Fund. It accuses the administration of planning to seize gas tax money to fund mass transit, vs using general revenues. Warns of public anger if motorists bear the burden to subsidize metropolitan commuter lines.
A federal judge ruled CFO Acting Director Howard J. Phillips served illegally and barred further actions in that role. The decision said Nixon did not submit Phillips’ name to the Senate as required, potentially allowing new moves to counter Phillips’ efforts to shut the Office of Economic Opportunity. The suit was filed by Senators Harrison Williams Claiborne Pell Walter Mondale and William Hathaway.
Libyan leader Muammar Khadafy announced the nationalization of the Libyan operations of Dallas based Bunker Hunt Co in a speech marking the third anniversary of the U S pullout from Wheelus Air Force Base The move signals possible further takeovers if demands for 100 percent control of foreign oil operations are not met The action affects a small producer responsible for about 150 000 barrels daily and roughly 5 percent of Libyan output The nationalization follows earlier de facto expropriation of Bunker Hunt holdings
Miss your Star paper message urges subscribers to call 777 3431 between 6 and 6 30 p m Saturday before or by 5 p m for a carrier to deliver the paper
Paris meeting at Milton Berzon home southwest of Paris with Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho resuming negotiations. A communique on ceasing violations of the Jan 27 cease fire could be signed soon as Saigon and Washington near general agreement. The pact covers neutrality provisions for Cambodia and Laos and timetables for reconnaissance halts, mine sweeping, and postwar reconstruction talks.
Fashion note from New York reports bangs coming back in fall looks, longer than spring. Hairdressers at Intercoiffure America show describe petal shaped short foreheads, side swept varieties, and longer front lengths to balance bulky fall clothes. Experts say bangs boost a youthful lift and suit various face shapes.
Washington AP report says a federal judge approved immunity for John W. Dean III and Jeb Stuart Magruder to testify at the Senate Watergate hearings. Maurice H. Stans was set as the star witness, with Dean facing possible self incrimination and immunity tied to other evidence. The judge rejected a bid to halt live TV radio coverage during testimony.
Fort Lauderdale eye surgeon Dr. Frederick Blanton fed 100 marijuana brownies to volunteers, including glaucoma patients and a control group, defying federal authorities. He reported eye pressure dropped within 90 minutes and rose again after seven hours, claiming the drug benefits glaucoma.
Space center Houston AP astronauts Conrad Kerwin and Weitz start a series of materials processing tests in Skylab 1. They study molten metals in weightlessness and electron beam welding as part of space manufacturing research with potential multi billion dollar payoff by century's end.
Theodore J. Hiegel owner of Hiegel Wholesale Grocery Co. in Conway Arkansas was indicted on five counts for holding adulterated food for sale. He pleaded innocent after arraignment before U.S. Magistrate Robert W. Faulkner. A jury trial was set for July 5 by Federal Judge G. Thomas Fish. The grand jury of the U.S. Eastern District of Arkansas Western Division charged the storages of food in unsanitary conditions leading to contamination with insects and rodents.
Ned Moseley announced Hope High School delegates won several positions at Camp Robinson North Little Rock. David Huddleston was elected county judge Bodenhamer County. Paul Bain became county clerk Bumpers County. Jack Steele was constable DeSoto County Morrison. Gary Rhodes named city treasurer Monroe. Huddleston alderman Partee. Charles Key alderman Fisher. Rusty Pendergraft Washington District representative. Chuck Key DeSoto chancery judge. Gary Rhodes Hall district representative. Huddleston Bodenhamer representative. Paul Bain Bumpers district representative. Mark Wright Harrison district representative. All delegates hail from Hope.
Arkansas public schools list lunchroom managers completing a three-summer course of study Sue Delaney Hope Peggy A Cox Gordon Lillie Mae Sillivan Nashville and Mattie Williams Texarkana set for graduation June 19 Also notes on local graduates DeMolay member Carl Byrd and Southern State College Dean's list honorees with area students named.
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