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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1972
Page
3
A 53 year old black woman asks about darkening facial skin. Dr Lamb explains skin color variation rests on melanin production, not disease, with causes including sun exposure and hormones. Sunscreen cosmetics can reduce pigmentation. reassurance given about health.
A bridge score features a patient win of plus 630 with careful play and finesses as East and South exchange tactics. The text shifts to a chancery court notice in Hempstead County Arkansas describing a public sale of Lot Nine in Block Twenty Eight in E C Brown Extension, Hope. Commissioner Jim Cole oversees the sale set for July 24, 1972 with a three month credit and six percent interest.
Budget figures from the Bureau of Labor Statistics show an urban family of four needs 10 971 to maintain an intermediate living standard, up from 9 076 four and a half years earlier. Higher and lower levels also rose about 22 percent, with regional variations and ongoing inflation. Taxes reduce take home pay while prices rise, as noted by the National Consumer Finance Association. The Conference Board compares 1949 purchasing power to today, showing 10 000 would need 18 570 now, with tax and inflation effects.
A bidding sequence shows West North East South with West opening, Pass by North, a 20 bid by East, followed by Passes and a final contract. The fragment records a standard rubber-like scorecard moment.
Sealed proposals to furnish materials and construct for Sewer Improvement District No. 5 Hope Arkansas must be received at Hope City Hall by 2 00 PM July 6 1972. Plans from John E Hawkins & Associates require a $10 deposit refundable if plans returned within five days after bids. Bids may be held 60 days. Licensed bidders per Act 124. Owner Hobart Shirley reserves right to reject bids and waive formalities. References June 16 and 23 1972 notices.
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