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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1975
Page
1
A cold front moving into Arkansas brings cooler, drier air with expected partly cloudy skies in the southeast and fair conditions elsewhere through Friday. Rain is not expected until at least Saturday, according to the Associated Press.
Hope Star weather forecast states warm temperatures with east and west winds and a chance of showers Saturday and Monday. The report also includes the newspaper's publication details, pricing, and staff credits.
Singer Co. pleaded guilty in U S District Court to a misdemeanor for an illegal 1972 Nixon Agnew campaign contribution and was fined 2500 dollars. A felony charge was dropped. Annapolis banker J Walter Jones, tied to the Maryland GOP, remains to face trial in the fall. The case began with a 10000 dollar contribution and links to Agnew. Also noted, a New York report says ancient documents were printed on cotton fiber paper.
The Southwest District 4-H Horse Show at the 1d District Coliseum on June 7 crowned High Point Senior Peggy Reece and Junior High Point Michael Clay with runners up Vicki McGraw and Donna Gwin. Sportsmanship awards went to Kathy Flax and Lanny Ford. Miller County clubs hosted. trophies came from Columbia Hempstead Little River and Miller counties. Senior 4-H members will compete at the state show in Little Rock on July 17 and 18.
A federal panel warned fluorocarbon gases used as propellants in deodorants hair sprays and other sprays could harm the ozone layer and raise cancer risk. It urged labeling studies international cooperation and fast Congress action on broader toxic substances regulation.
In Bangkok an official Lao statement accused Rosemary Conway of 36, a Chicago and Las Vegas resident who taught English in Vientiane, of attempting to sow instability and held her in a police station for nine days. American Embassy officials seek her release. The report notes Western views of the detention amid broader regional developments including Pathet Lao leadership talks in Sam Neua and Saigon’s resumed factory work and university reopenings.
Clay County sheriff officials say one of two inmates who escaped from Piggott Arkansas jail has been caught in Howell Michigan. Martin Eugene Tyson 31 reportedly found intoxicated asleep at wheel of a stolen car and taken into custody. Tyson and Terry Harmon 25 escaped after arriving to testify in a Cummins Prison Farm case. Harmon remains at large.
Benjamin Franklin remarked that harming others lowers a person, revenge only matches an enemy, and forgiving elevates beyond them. The aphorism emphasizes moral superiority through mercy over retaliation.
News briefs from Athens Memphis and Vatican report Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis turning down a 1 million role in a film about Aristotle Onassis with producer Nikos Mastorakis saying he would offer the part to Julie Christie after the rejection Elvis Presley in Memphis jokes about splitting his pants during a hometown concert Pope Paul VI pleads for reconciliation with Roman Catholics asking forgiveness for possible offenses during a Holy Year audience at St Peter's Basilica with thousands present
ACORN filed petitions with 90 signatures opposing Riceland Electric Cooperative’s proposed $13 000 rate hike. A PSC hearing April 30 considered Stuttgart based utility’s increase. staff suggested a cut to $73 623 and no PSC decision had been made. The petitions urged denial or reduction citing consumer hardship. The item also notes California wine history back to 1769.
Visiting Day Tuesday June 17 at Southwest Branch Experiment Station features Livestock and Forage programs led by Cecil M Bittle with tours of Bull Test Steer Grazing and Cow Calf Management to 5 pm. From 5 to 7 pm five commercial exhibits of baying equipment and barbecue. Dr Charles Edward Bishop will speak. Reservations for barbecue required by Friday noon June 13.
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