Weather Brief Forecast for Arkansas Tonight
The Associated Press reports the greatest chance of rain tonight in Arkansas is in the northern portion of the state according to the National Weather Service. A chance of showers is noted statewide with varying intensity.
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National Weather Service
Reem
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Lois Rivers
Mary Menges
Helen Edwards
Chris Plumley
Audit Bureau
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Southern
Ass'n
Arkansas Prem Ass'n
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Weather and notices for Hope Arkansas June 23 1977
Thunderstorms moved across northeast Arkansas with 2.16 inches of rain in Blytheville and winds up to 40 mph. Forecast calls for scattered thundershowers statewide, with warming temperatures through Monday. Local highs in 90s, overnight near 70, and several Arkansas cities log below 80 at night.
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Arkansans
Missori
Arkansas
Blytheville
Defendant to testify in Bentonville murder case
Ray Good charged with murdering a 2 year old girl is set to testify on his own behalf in Benton County Circuit Court. Tammy Walker a key defense witness said she could not remember many incidents after questioning by lawyer Gary Kennan and denied murdering the child. Cloud of Siloam Springs is accused of beating the child to death while living with Walker.
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Bentonville, Ark
Ray Good
Benton County Circuit Court
Tammy Walker
Atty
Gary Kennan
Miss Walker
Cloud
Siloam Springs
Obituaries from Hope and Prescott area deaths
A string of death notices from Hope, Texarkana, Pine Bluff and Prescott include Emma Sinyard 74 of Spring Hill, John T Harvel, George W Lingo, Helen Crank, James W Balch 75, Robert E Shaw 68, Trudie W Harden 60 and Burley Montgomery Page. Details cover survivors, church affiliations, funeral times and burial at local cemeteries under Herndon and Prescott Funeral Homes.
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Emma Sinyyard
Eemenais Sinyard
Spring Hill
Bethany Baptist Church
Sid Sinyard
Hope
Gail Sinyard
Kenneth Dale Singard
Texarkana
Tex
Joy Huckabee
Elgin Moses
Ena Nations
Strong
Huckabee Cemetery
Herndon Funeral Home
John T. Harvel
Don Williams
George W Lingo
Fergusan St. Hope
Garrett Memorial Baptist O Chrare Bh
Estee Lewis Lingo
Lloyd Lingo
Lars Dill
Benton, Ark
Horace Lingo
Hot Springs
Flossie Cummings
Murfreesboro
Herndon Chapel
Jim Sayers
Gordon Renshaw
Macedonia Cemetery
James W. Balch
First United Methodist Church
Dora Balch
Holly Tanner
Houston
Walter
Nashville
Charley
David
Woodrow
Johnny
A.J Balch
California
Dora Pierce
Mary Hutson
Oregon
Ida Medlock
Joy Jeffers
James Puryear
Little Rock
Ralph Hale
Memory Gardens
Helen Crank
Forrest Crank
Jimmy Easterling
Pearl Ward
James Mayton
Malvern
D.D Fairchild
Wesley Thomason
Rose Hill Cemetery
Trudie W. Harden
Trudie Wilson Harden
Prescott Hospital
Central Baptist Church
Prescott
Arlis East
Snell Cemetery
Prescott Funeral Home
Hempstead County
Hays Harden
Paul Harden
Donald Harden
Ray Patton
Estell, Ky
John D. Smith
Burley Montgomery Page
Howard County
Pine Bluff
Cotton Belt Railroad
Luella Dees Page
Ralph Robinson & Son Funeral Home
Bellwood Cemetery
Rebels in Ethiopia step up operations
Rebels in eastern Ethiopia attacked Harar near the Somalia border and blew up a rail bridge north of Diredawa, halting the Addis Ababa Djibouti line. Government forces repelled the assaults and conducted house to house searches for rebels and caches.
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Wedding photos tied to search for Camp Scott killer
Locust Grove Oda AP police say a substantial lead from wedding photographs may help the Camp Scott slayings case. Three Girl Scouts aged 8 to 10 were killed during a June camping trip. three women identified in photos say they are innocent per Crime Bureau Director Jeff Laird. Authorities are expanding the search with volunteers while bans on women in the field remain due to lack of portable toilets.
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Oda
Hierdo
State Crime Bureau
Crime Bureau
Jeff Laird
Camp Scott
Here
Korean probe links social club to influence scheme
Former KCIA director Kim Hyung Wook testified that Seoul funded $3 million to establish the George Town Club in Washington to sway U S congressmen, with targets said to be 15 to 20 lawmakers. He described funds routed via embassies and a Park regime effort to recruit influence among lawmakers.
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South Korea
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U.S
Kim Hyung Wook
Korean Central Intelligence Agency
Tongsun Park
George Town Club
Kim
KCIA
House International Relations
ECIA
Park
Kim Sang Keun
Guy Liue
Freshmen Orientation Continues at University of Arkansas Fayetteville
The fifth session of Freshmen orientation began at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville and runs through Tuesday. It offers new students guidance on evaluating interests, selecting courses, and registering for the fall term. Attendees from Hope include James Timothy Arnold Judi LaJuan King Allen Wayne Hollis and Mary Josephine McClellan. A Hempstead County Health Office meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday will discuss Act 402 of 1977 septic system law including tests installations permits and installer registration.
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University of Arkansas
Fayetteville
University
Hope
James Timothy Arnold
Judi LaJuan King
Allen Wayne Hollis
Mary Josephine McClellan
Hempstead County Health Office
Special education grant funds five district program
Hope Public Schools received a 56466 grant for Title IV C Adapted Physical Education to develop and field test a model adaptable program for handicapped K-12 students across five districts Blevins Hope Saratoga Spring Hill and Washington. Margie Wood will direct with teacher training and equipment. She attends the Southeast Regional Conference in Orlando June 23 25 with James Albright and Rick Saunders.
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Hope Public Schools
Margie Wood
Hempstead County
Blevins
Hope
Saratoga
Spring Hill
Washington
Wood
Orlando
Florida
James Albright
State Department
Rick Saunders
Presbyterian moderator backs equal rights for homosexuals
Rev. John Conner, elected as moderator of the United Presbyterian Church in the U S A, urged full civil rights in employment for homosexuals including ministers. He criticized Miami’s anti gay vote and said the church will study gay ministers, with a report due to the General Assembly next year or in 1979.
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United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
John Conner
America
Miami
General Assembly
Conner
University of Oregon
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