Good Phone Etiquette Clinic At Hope Lions Meet
Mrs Betty Wacaster Bell Telephone Co supervisor led a Monday luncheon program for the Hope Lions at the Sheraton. The focus was practical good telephone manners and preventing miscommunications from talking on a handset. A lighthearted movie illustrated how careless phone use can strain friendships and work ties, with Bell services highlighted for prevention. A tribute letter honored Lion Paul Rawson and noted forthcoming International Convention honors. Miss Joyce Hirobayashi sent thanks for Girls State sponsorship. Various guests and hosts were acknowledged.
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Betty Wacaster
Bell Telephone Co
Hope Lions
Sheratonna
Wacaster
Hot Springs
Barry Wilson
Lion Paul Rawson
Lion Rawson
Johnny Balboa
Joyce Hirobayashi
Girls State
Tom Purvis
Lion Impson
Bill Otis
Lion Byrd
Robin Lee
Lisa Lee
Father Bobby ~Jee Lee
Arkansas Forecast Repeats Theme Through Thursday
The Associated Press notes the National Weather Service should buy a good copying machine to save time and money in distributing Arkansas weather forecasts. For the past several days the forecast has been partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures.
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Associated Press
National Weather Service
Arkansas Weather
Hope Star 1975 Weather Forecast and Rates Sample
The Hope Star reports a scattered shower forecast with 40 percent chances in western areas and 30 percent elsewhere. Highs near the 90s, lows in the 70s, and a front edge of high pressure remains over the eastern United States.
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Arkansas
United States
Uranium Fuel Price Upsets Power Rates
Arkansas Power & Light Co says uranium fuel costs for its nuclear plants rose by about 4.9 million dollars, lifting expected expenses for fiscal 1976 and signaling higher electric rates. A company spokesman could not yet specify the final rate increase pending ongoing discussions.
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Little Rock
ARI — Arkansas Power & Light Co
Aps&i. Gard
American Power Assetation
House OKs 3.9 Billion for Energy Development
The House approved 3.9 billion dollars for the Energy Research and Development Administration including funds for the liquid metal fast breeder reactor program at Clinch River near Oak Ridge Tennessee. The measure covers 15 months through October 1976 and allocates 226.1 million for the base LMFER program 24.6 million for Clinch River and 43.4 million for program safety with other funds for technology and fuel. The Appropriations Committee backs LMFER development as a key future energy source noting global progress and potential commercialization in the 1990s and cites energy shortages.
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House
Energy Research and Development Administration
Clinch River
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Ford Administration
House Appropriations Committee
America
LMFER
Appropriations Committee
Vietnamese Refugees Weigh Return Home From Pendleton
More than 2000 South Vietnamese refugees in Camp Pendleton weigh returning to a homeland under new communist rule. UN officials stress voluntary repatriation as family ties and fear of retribution influence decisions. A plan to fly 49 refugees to Southeast Asia marked ongoing efforts to process cases for possible repatriation.
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Calif
United States
Dang van Ngau
South Vietnam
Saigon
le Mih Tan
U.S
Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
Southeast Asia
United Nations
Ft. Chaffee, Ark
Mohamed Gharib
U.N. High Commissioner
Gharib
Provisional Revolutionary Government
Geneva
Arthur Formby dies at 79 in Springhill parish
Former Patmos resident Arthur Formby died Tuesday at Springhill Louisiana at age 79. He was a Church of Christ member and Mason. Survived by wife Ruby three sons Carrol Kenneth Roy all of Springhill one brother Elias Formby of Patmos five grandchildren four great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral set for 10 a.m. Thursday in Springhill.
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Patmos
Springhill
Church of Christ
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Carrol
Kenneth
Roy Formby
Elias Formby
Judge halts herbicide program in Ozark National Forest
Federal Judge G Thomas Fisele ordered the National Forest Service to stop the herbicide program in the Ozark St Francis National Forest until an environmental impact statement is filed or the suit is litigated. The suit by Newton County Wildlife Association argues required NEPA review is missing. The government contends NEPA may not apply but acknowledges a draft impact statement exists with a final due by September.
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Little Rock
G. Thomas Fisele
National Forest Service
Ozark-St. Francis National Forest
Newton County Wildlife Association
Forest Service
Eisele
The
Secret ballot ruling in Crawfordsville school vote dispute
In Crawfordsville, Circuit Judge Gerald Pearson ordered disclosure of votes from challenged voters in a school board race between Farrington Snipes and Rolly Moore. Several voters refused to reveal their choices, with the court upholding the sacredness of the secret ballot except where legality is questioned.
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Little Rock
George Andrew Pountus
Turredl
Memphis
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Snipes
Banner
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Marion
Marotti
Injured stewardess describes jet crash
Mary Mooney, a 28 year old Eastern stewardess, described the jet crash to hospital staff after the Eastern Air Lines flight killed more than 100 people. She and fellow steward Robert Hoefler survived, both badly burned and injured, while off duty Nassau officer Paul Moran helped evacuate them. The disaster left a mosaic of critical injuries, with Tina DiSpenza the most gravely hurt among four transported to Jacobi burn unit.
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Mary Mooney
Eastern Airlines
Miss Mooney
Robert Hoefler
Mooney
Nassau
Long Island
Joseph DiSpenza
Baton Rouge
Jamaica Hospital
Jacobi Hospital
Tina DiSpenza
Sandy
Elizabeth Stein
Small revolt grows within Congress against Indira Gandhi
In New Delhi AP reports a budding revolt against Prime Minister Indira Gandhi within the Congress party after a Supreme Court ruling. At least 25 of 513 Congress MPs back a call for her resignation led by Mohan Dahana, who lost a cabinet post earlier.
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New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Congress Party
Supreme Court
Congress
Gandhi
Mohan Dhana
Dhana
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