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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1970
Page
5
Erie County and Domed Stadium Inc fail to reach agreement on a proposed 550 million domed facility to house the Buffalo Bills. The county remains closed to further talks while the firm seeks changes, with a roughly 10 million rent gap and demands for a 2 million scoreboard and 15,000 paved spaces.
The Star notes Gene Goff of DeQueen with Verna Lea entries trains at Fayet teville and moves toward Orlando. His ace horse No double finished fifth in the Michigan Mile at Detroit after Arkansas papers lacked results. The Associated Press carried a wire story Saturday night.
Tulaska claimed a 40-year pact was meaningless as the county planned to retire the stadium for over two million dollars annually in the final years of the contract. The Weather Experiment Station reports 24 hour conditions ending 7 am Tuesday with a high of 87 and a low of 67. Arkansas foresees showers and thundershowers in the southern portion tonight and across the state Wednesday afternoon and evening, with a slow warming trend into Wednesday. Night lows in the 60s and Wednesday highs in the upper 80s.
Eureka Springs businessman Gerald L. K. Smith announced his attorney will file a petition with the attorney general charging about 65 persons with conspiracy to deny his civil liberties. The move seeks an FBI probe and follows a rejected federal road aid request linked to Christ of the Ozarks projects.
The National Commission of Consumer Finance led by Harvard law professor Robert Braucher begins hearings on credit devices. Ralph Nader testifies, with members of Congress and private citizens on the panel. Delay from Johnson era postpones its initial 1971 reporting date. bills seek extension.
New York AP Jackie Gleason is granted a divorce from Genevieve Gleason after 34 years of marriage. Legal shift in 1967 allowed divorce despite initial abandonment ruling. She had separate maintenance since 1954. She will receive over 100000 dollars annually in alimony.
Publication details and various advertising rates from Hope Star newspaper dated January 18 1929 list staff positions and contact addresses. The page includes circulation notes and AP/National ad rep affiliations along with subscription pricing for carrier and mail delivery in Hope and surrounding counties.
The article notes Milhorat’s claim that vegetable oils were tested due to planned last-ditch experiments on chickens using Co-enzyme Q. The compound, first reported by Karl Folkers in 1966, showed initial mouse improvements in muscular dystrophy but failed in later tests.
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