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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1977
Page
2
The Associated Press reports no precipitation is expected in Arkansas on Thursday while the forecast shows an extended outlook for Friday with dry conditions continuing in parts of the state.
The Hope Star reports widespread thundershowers in northern portions of the state with a cold front crossing from the northwest. Severe storms earlier produced funnel clouds, wind damage near Russellville, and varied rainfall. Highs mid 90s, Lows upper 60s to mid 70s through the weekend. ultramarine trivia note references medieval painter’s blue.
Mrs. Clifton Artie Mae Stewart 70 died Wednesday in a Tetarkana hospital. She was a First Presbyterian member. Survived by husband G Clifton Stewart of Hope son David Stewart of Hope daughter Marion Harp of Bauxite Ark four brothers Earl Grifford Granville Grifford Wallace Jewell Grifford three sisters Nova Lee Prescott Louise Lavoski Ida Lee and four grandchildren Four great grandchildren funeral 3 p.m. Thursday at Herndon chapel with Rev Ralph Madison and others officiating burial at Mt Moriah cemetery Nevada County directed by Herndon Funeral Home.
A Bentonville jury acquitted Ray Cloud of Siloam Springs on charges she beat a child to death. After the verdict, Prof. Atty. Gary Kennan said the state failed to prove its case beyond reasonable doubt.
The House Commerce Committee prepared for a key vote on Carter’s plan to keep federal price limits on new natural gas or end controls. Proposals include ceilings of 1.75 dollars per thousand cubic feet for new gas and 1.45 under existing contracts, while Rep. Krueger’s deregulation would push prices toward 2.20 and exempt gas from Texas and other states from the national market.
The Women's Day observance is scheduled for Sunday July 3 at 3 p.m. at Lonoke Baptist Church with Rev. L.B. Beard Jr. delivering the sermon. The event features speakers from Hill Baptist Hope St Pau Baptist Emmet and Lonoke members inviting public attendance.
The court, discussing guidelines, emphasized execution for murder only when a life is taken deliberately. The note adds that no one has been executed for rape since 1964.
Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre and 14 new priests plus 16 subdeacons were consecrated at Econe near the seminary he founded to resist modernizing reforms. About 4,000 supporters gathered as he vowed to continue defying Pope Paul VI despite threats of excommunication.
Hempstead County Quorum Court will convene at 9 a.m. Tuesday July 12 in the large courtroom for a regular session. The date moved from July 5 due to conflicts.
In Johannesburg a young black man was fined 230 dollars or 200 days in jail after kissing a white woman on the cheek in an elevator at the central post office. The woman said the kiss injured her dignity as racial segregation under apartheid treats interracial relations as illegal. The man denied the kiss, claiming she jabbed him with her elbow and insulted him.
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