Hope Star Sues School Board Over FOI Act Violations
The Hope Star sues the Hope school board alleging failures to provide required notices and agendas under the Freedom of Information Act. The editorial notes criticize the board's defense and urge open public governance for taxpayer funded operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Hope Star
Star
the Star
Nashville
The
Nashville News
Louis Graves
the News
Arkansas Press Association
Beef Prices Rise As May Meat Costs Climb
Washington AP reports retail beef and pork prices rose in May due to higher farm prices for live cattle and hogs. The all-out beef price averaged over 1.38 dollars per pound, up 4.4 cents from April, the highest since December. USDA figures show choice live steer prices averaged 41.43 dollars per 100 pounds in May, up from 39.73 in April.
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Washington
USDA
Trailways Package Express Carries Goods Across Towns
The Trailways bus network moves auto parts medicines and other cargo between cities and small towns. It functions as a lifeline for Mom and Pop shops, delivering items from drugs to tractors, flowers to clothes, and even human blood to hospitals while offering daily Dallas to Houston schedules and convenient substation drop offs.
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Dr. Spock
Captain Kirk
Starship
Enterprise
Trailways
Mary Hartman
Gilligan's Island
Trailways Package Express
Package Express
Postal Express
Honda Motorcycles
International Harvester
Jack Williams
Dallas
Houston
Auto Parts
Phar
Williams
Snuffy Smith
Texas
Austin
State Health Department
Wichita Falls
Newcastle
Tyler
Jackson Street
Wichita Street
Harry Hines
Mesquite
Garland
Richardson
Carrollton
Irving
Euless
Rio Grande Valley
United States
Stephenville
New York Times
Father of slain Scout joins hunt for Gene Hart in woods
Locust Grove Oklahoma AP reports Richard Guse father of 9 year old Michelle joins a mass search of a 10 square mile area near Camp Scott for jail escapee and rapist Gene Leroy Hart. Officials say clues indicate Hart remains in the area as volunteers and police scour the rugged terrain.
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Locust Grove
Okla
Richard Guse
Michelle
Gene Leroy Hart
Mayes County
Kane
Pennsylvania
Wise
Hart
Carter pays taxes to support tax reform goal
President Carter disclosed that he and Rosalynn owe no federal tax on a 1976 gross income of 55 000, yet he will pay 96 000 in taxes he does not owe to illustrate that substantial earners should pay something. He also said he will suggest Treasury accept 6 000 as a payment and noted an investment tax credit of more than 9 000 could offset 1977 tax. He owns the peanut warehouse with his brother Billy and mother Lillian.
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John Swift
Delano
Calif
Hope Board of Directors
Washington
Carter
Sam
Rosalynn
Treasury
Billy
Lillian
Atlanta
Internal Revenue Service
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Alex. H. Washburn
Kirk
Ark
Jim Harris
Ane Aee Post Office
Cee Poy Oy Yepls Ook
EPA
Hydro Conduit Corp
Choctaw Culvert Division
Choctaw, Inc
Jonesboro Concrete Pipe Company
Powell
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