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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1977

Page

7

Cattle Receipts And Prices For The Week

CATTLE: Receipts 688 last week 373. Slaughter cows up 3.00-4.00, feeder steers up 2.00-3.00, feeder heifers steady to up 1.00. Slaughter cows utility 22.50-25.00, high dressing 25.00-27.00, cutter 20.50-23.50. Slaughter bulls Grade 1 1540 lbs 31.50-32.00, Grade 1-2 880-1550 lbs 24.00-28.50. Feeder steers 300-500 lbs 38.00-43.00, 500-750 lbs 36.00-40.00, few 250-350 lbs 43.00-45.50. Choice bulls and fleshy steers 350-550 lbs 35.00-38.00. Good 300-600 lbs 31.00-36.00. Feeder heifers 300-650 lbs 29.00-33.00, Good 26.00-30.00.

Fulton recreation program opens at Southwest Corner Park

The Southwest Corner Recreation Park in Fulton starts its summer program on Monday with about 70 children, volunteers, and adults. Two student helpers are Eugene Roberts and Patricia Brunson. volunteers include Frances Hendrix Irene Hendrix Barbara Baker Garture Brunson Ethyl Smith and Marty Hendrix. Park hours are 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily.

Southwest Corner Recreation Park Fulton Southwest Development Council Eugene Roberts Patricia Brunson Frances Hendrix Irene Hendrix Barbara Baker Garture Brunson Ethyl Smith Marty Hendrix

Chilean hunger strike at Geneva Red Cross over missing persons

Eight Chileans began a hunger strike at the Geneva headquarters of the International Red Cross demanding a U.N. investigation into 2,500 disappeared since the 1973 coup. In Santiago and Washington vigils followed, with Chilean and American demonstrators seeking information on missing relatives and a U.N. delegation to visit Santiago.

Geneva Switzerland International Red Cross United Nations Santiago Washington U.N U.S Red Cross U.N. Economic Commission For Latin America New York Kurt Waldheim

Dismissed policeman sues over firing in Paragould Arkansas

Former Paragould patrolman Jack Stafford files a 600000 dollar damage suit in U.S. District Court at Jonesboro claiming his constitutional rights were violated. He names Mayor Bob Camp Police Chief Denver Easton and the Paragould City Council as defendants, alleging conspiracy to fire him for exercising free speech and talking to reporters about mayoral pressure.

Jonesboro, Ark Paragould Jack Stafford Bob Camp Denver Easton U.S Jonesboro Camp Easton Stafford

FOI ruling limits access to driver data tapes

Circuit Judge Warren E. Wood ruled under the state Freedom of Information law that a computerized direct mailing firm operator does not have the right to copies of computer tapes containing the names and addresses of licensed drivers. Ernest Halter Jr. of Conway sued Richard R. Heath, director of the state Finance and Administration Dept, seeking the data for commercial use.

Little Rock Warren E. Wood Ernest Halter Jr Conway Richard R. Heath State Finance and Administration Dept

House panel debates gas guzzler tax plan amid energy push

The House Ways and Means Committee advances a tax on new cars with poor gas mileage as part of Carter's energy program. The plan would levy up to 666 dollars in 1980 and rise to 5856 dollars by 1985 for the worst fuel inefficient models, with rebates for fuel-efficient cars rejected. The panel also delays starting the tax to 1979 models and revises the tax schedule.

Carter al Ullman D-Ore Committee

Radio Uganda says Amin death reports incorrect

Reports of President Idi Amin's death or disappearance were declared totally wrong by Radio Uganda in Nairobi. A Kampala broadcast claimed Amin was resting after hard work and on a delayed honeymoon with his wife Sarah.

Nairobi Kenya Radio Uganda Idi Amin Kampala Amin Sarah

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