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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1973
Page
6
In Dallas a federal grand jury indicted two sons of HL Hunt and two others on charges of telephone wire tapping at Hunt Oil Co. homes including Juanita Edwards. Nelson Bunker Hunt was released on $10,000 bond after arraignment.
Branch Hospital added a nuclear scanner valued over $23,000 for cancer and organ tissue assessment. Dr James Branch Jr notes its low radioactive exposure compared to x rays and says only licensed doctors may use it. Ohio Nuclear Inc touts it as the only production unit for complete bone studies and soft tissue cancer detection.
Senator McGovern said a negotiating session with 200 AIM militants ended on a jarring note when a firebombing hit the home of Aaron Deseras at Pine Ridge near Wounded Knee. Indications were the attack intensified tensions as 11 hostages were freed but chose to stay. Deseras’ wife was injured. officials declined comment. The group pressed for a Senate subcommittee hearing and BIA corruption charges while seeking justice officials’ talks to end the standoff.
The Paris signing seals the Kissinger Tho agreement with a nine point declaration on cease fire rules and violation reporting. Canada Britain and others voiced mixed feelings while North and South Vietnam along with the Provisional Revolutionary Government welcomed the move. Nixon said postwar aid to Hanoi is essential and linked Soviet and Chinese backing to the peace process.
The U S delegation said North Vietnam would release 106 American POWs in Hanoi on Sunday while Viet Cong warned it might block 40 South Vietnam POWs over a dispute on prisoner exchanges. A separate list showed 34 prisoners captured in South Vietnam, including two Germans and two Filipinos, with no date given for the release.
Palestinian guerrillas seize the Saudi embassy in Khartoum holding U.S. diplomat Curtis Moore and four other envoys. Jordan and Israel reject their demands as Arab prisoners are listed for release. Hostages include the U.S. ambassador and Jordanian, Belgian, and Saudi officials. some captives are wounded. Negotiations proceed with Sudanese officials amid reports explosives planted in the embassy.
President Nixon gave a gala White House reception for visiting Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir. He praised her roots in the United States and predicted she would play a great role in building peace in the Middle East. He warned peace would not be easy soon or instantly but lauded Israel’s leadership as enlightened, courageous, and strong with the genius to secure peace and security.
Pastor Ben Agena announces a new Lutheran congregation to serve Hope and Murfreesboro Arkansas. Worship begins Sunday March 4 with Murfreesboro gathering at 8 30 a m in the Community Building and Hope at St Marks Episcopal Church on 3rd and Ill Sloan. Agena a Dows Iowa native and Luther College graduate now lives near Hope. The mission is sponsored by the Division of American Missions of The American Lutheran Church.
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