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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1973

Page

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Presbyterians approve faith-patriotism policy

In Fort Worth Texas the Southern Presbyterians voted to reject the idea that my country right or wrong is true patriotism, affirming that patriotism includes self-criticism and obedience to God when national policy conflicts with faith. Delegates also backed a conservative stance on pornography and kept a Washington communications post with a $20 000 annual salary, despite calls to end the liaison.

Fort Worth Tex General Assembly of Southern Presbyterians Jesus Christ Council On Church and Society Council George Chauncey Richmond Washington Communications Executive Assembly

Texarkana youth Curtis Turner shot to death

Curtis Turner twenty of Texarkana was found dead of bullet wounds on a front porch near North Little Rock. John Ralph Degler twenty three was arrested in North Little Rock and charged in Turner's death. An alleged companion was also arrested. Funeral services are scheduled for Thursday with burial in Pinecrest Cemetery.

Curtis Turner Texarkana North Little Rock John Ralph Degler Turner Sheriff's Office James B. Turner Christine Triplett Lewisville Linda Jonesboro Douglas Turner Hurlburt Field Fla Kenneth Turner Leslie Turner Memphis Louise Baggott West Helena John A. Ross Byhalia Miss Pinecrest Cemetery

Catfish Demand Runs Ahead of Supply in Arkansas

Porter Briggs Jr., executive secretary of the Catfish Farmers of America, says catfish demand is about twice the supply as pork and beef prices rise. He cites market growth and consumer search for alternatives, noting catfish is seen as a gourmet option.

Little Rock Porter Briggs Jr Catfish Farmers of America

Trip to Spain theme of Jones talk to Kiwanis Club

Haskell Jones highlighted a Spain trip at Kiwanis with slides and praise for Spain's two Maite Hotels, while noting German financing and a planned October 1973 member trip via K.X.A.R. Reservations close June 22. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gunter to serve as chaperones. anniversary and guest honors noted.

Spain Jones Haskell Jones Kiwanis Club Charles Tarpley Arkansas Radio Network Little Rock Bangor Maine K.X.A.R Jim Gunter

Obituaries for Cochran Wisdom and Harrison in Arkansas

Funeral services were held for Frank M. Cochran 78 in Bradley Baptist Church with burial at Walnut Hill Cemetery. Survivors include his widow a son a daughter two sisters and five grandchildren. Hosea F. Wisdom 81 had services at Latimer Funeral Home Chapel Nashville with burial at Oak Grove Cemetery. He died in a Murfreesboro hospital leaving two sons two brothers six grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Nat Harrison 64 brother of Mrs. P. C. Power of Hope died in a Nashville hospital. Services were at Bellville Church near Lockesburg with interment at Bellville Cemetery. He was a lifelong Lockesburg resident, a farmer and rancher, survived by his widow Irene two daughters two brothers two sisters and six grandchildren and one great grandchild.

Frank M. Cochran Bradley, Ark Bradley Baptist Church Byron Allen Jr Walnut Hill Cemetery Cochran Shreveport Hosea F. Wisdom Latimer Funeral Home Nashville John Treece Coyce Couch Oak Grove Wisdom Sweethome Murfreesboro Nat Harrison P. C. Power Hope Bellville Church Lockesburg Wade Fisk J. R. Callicott Bellville Harrison Power Irene

Hope Star 1973 Hope Arkansas publication details

Hope Star appears on June 13 1973 as a local newspaper edition with staff credits, editorial roles, and publishing information for The Star Building Hope Arkansas. The page lists editors and departments including society, features, advertising, and production, plus AP and state association memberships.

Weather Summary for Arkansas and Nearby Areas

Weather report for 24 hours ending 7 am Wednesday shows high 86 and low 67 with .30 inches of rain. State forecast calls for partly cloudy to cloudy, warm and humid with scattered thundershowers in Arkansas. Daytime highs mid-80s to lower 90s, overnight lows mid-60s to lower 70s.

Arkansas

Antiabortion bills move to Edwards for signing

Louisiana lawmakers completed action on a package of anti abortion bills aimed at restricting abortion while complying with Supreme Court guidelines. The measures were sent to Governor Edwin Edwards who indicated he would sign them into law. The court has held states cannot bar an abortion if the woman wants one.

Baton Rouge Louisiana U.S. Supreme Court Edwin Edwards Supreme Court

Texaco and Coastal States Hit By Antitrust Suit

The Justice Department seeks to block a Texaco Coastal States pact alleging it restrains gasoline sales to independents. The suit charges the agreements would lessen competition in No 2 oil and refine marketing while Texaco defends the deal as boosting fuel supplies.

Washington Justice Department Texaco Inc Coastal States Gas Producing Co Corpus Christi Tex Asst Thomas E Kauper White House American Automobile Association Alabama Alaska AAA Texaco Coastal New York Houston

Moonlight gasoline market spreads among independents

Gasoline shortage drives independents to pay premium prices to jobbers at local wholesale level. Major oil companies deny knowledge of the market while saying cuts in allocations aim to fairly distribute supplies. The practice, deemed not illegal, stems from a seller's market and has reduced available fuel in recent months.

New York

FBI probes Chicot County land purchase in Arkansas

U S Attorney Dilahunty says the FBI is investigating the use of 90000 dollars in federal revenue sharing funds by Chicot County to buy about 100 acres. County Judge James R Burchfield approved the March 29 purchase from Fred Michaels, bank president and ally of Burchfield. Michaels bought the land on March 9 for 45000 dollars. No wrongdoing has been alleged by Burchfield or Michaels. The land will serve as a storage site for heavy machinery and an industrial park.

Michaels Burchfield

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