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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1977

Page

7

Michener Turns TV Scope on World While Weathering Travel

James Michener, 70, discusses his four program public TV series James Michener's World starting tonight with Israel: A Search for Faith as the premiere. He emphasizes exploring places over self and notes plans for Spain and South Pacific segments after Hawaii and Maryland work.

Los Angeles James Michener Ireland Denmark Hawaii Israel Michener Spain South Pacific Pipersville Pennsylvania Europe Australia New Zealand Hong Kong Japan Maryland Chesapeake Bay

Five jurors picked in Ray Cloud murder trial

Bentonville Ark AP five jurors selected Monday for the first degree murder trial of Ray Cloud 36 of Siloam Springs charged in the December 1976 beating death of his 2 year old stepdaughter. The trial was delayed when key witness Tammy Cloud was unavailable.

Bentonville, Ark Ray Cloud Siloam Springs Cloud Tammy

Carter administration explores new three cent gasoline tax variation

Washington AP Carter aides weigh reviving Rep. Dan Rostenkowski proposed three cent gasoline tax to fund mass transit and energy research after the 5 cent standby was rejected by the House. Administration sources say details on revenue allocation are not set and regrouping continues.

Washington Carter Congress Dan Rostenkowski D-Ill House Ways and Means Rostenkowski Ways and Means Committee Tenkowski Chicago New York White House Jody Powell

Prosecutor seeks exhumation in girl's death case

Osceola Arkansas. Prosecutor David Burnett asks a circuit court to exume three year old Shanna Latrese Guyton for an autopsy after her death from viral infection and dehydration six months after being placed in a Blytheville foster home. The filing follows an affidavit seeking a warrant against the foster mother for negligent homicide and questions into social services actions.

Osceola Ark David Burnett Shanna Latrese Guyton Blytheville Sheriff's Deputies Mississippi County Social Services Office Burnett Circuit Clerk’s Office Annette Mays Social Services Office Shanna Guyton

Catholic sex study sparks bishop clash in New York

Authors defend a 332 page Catholic Theology study on sexuality as faithful to Christian tradition while Cardinal Baum warns its conclusions diverge from Vatican and bishops guidance. Five committee members insist it offers helpful guidelines amid widespread erosion of Catholic sexual norms. The document endorses contraception and some cases of sterilization and artificial insemination. It argues morality depends on context and tensions.

New York Catholic Theological Society of America William Cardinal Baum Washington, D.C National Conference of Catholic Bishops Vatican U.S

Eisenhower kinlink and Carter visits fill two White House notes

David Eisenhower defends his grandfather's legacy and criticizes Eisenhower era staff pressures. Amy Carter spends a Tucson day with psychiatrist Allan Bergel's family visiting Desert Museum Old Tucson and a staged Wild West reenactment amid heat. The article notes a metric carat of 200 milligrams.

Amy Carter Carter Tucson Allan Bergel Mental Health Commission Rosalynn Carter Bergel Secret Service Amy Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum Tucson Mountain Park Old Tucson Main Street Old Tuscan

Lax safety laws blamed in part for mine deaths

A Senate report links lax mine safety laws and weak Interior enforcement to 260 deaths in five major disasters since 1972. It backs a Carter bill transferring enforcement to the Labor Department and strengthening safety rules amid recent deadly incidents.

Washington Interior Department Senate Labor Department Senate Human Resources Committee Buffalo Creek W.va Blacksville Scotia Tower City Department of Interior Harrison A. Williams D-N.j Harrison N. Schmitt Mining Enforcement and Safety Administration

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