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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1977
Page
5
Weather service reports possible showers this weekend with a chance of rain Saturday afternoon. Residents should plan accordingly as conditions may vary.
Dated January 18 1929 the Hope Star lists staff roles ad rates subscriptions and printing details. The issue notes weather forecast rainfall totals across Arkansas and surrounding areas with temperatures and outlook through Saturday. It includes bureau notices and staff credits amid public notices and classified items.
Weyerhaeuser names Earl J. Hayes Jr. as Murfreesboro Arkansas plant manager effective March 7. Hayes, former Wright City Oklahoma lumber superintendent, succeeds interim coordination by Larry Renard after the Feb 14 acquisition. Hayes holds BS forestry from Oklahoma State and MS economics from Iowa State. he and wife Linda plan to move to Murfreesboro with children Earl Jay Deborah and David Allen.
Tornadoes struck North Louisiana causing trailers to topple barns and sheds to collapse trees and power lines to fall and roofs to be damaged. Five tornadoes touched down in multiple parishes with Monroe reporting heavy rain and street flooding. A metal shed at Louisiana Mud & Chemical Plant in Ruston was damaged with about $5,000 in losses.
Estimated receipts last week reached 400 and 690 year ago 450 cattle. Slaughter cows steady to 1.00 higher, slaughter bulls steady. Feeder steers under 300 lbs steady to 1.00 higher, over 300 lbs weak to 3.50 lower. Feeder heifers weak to 1.00 lower. Supply includes 200830 lb feeders with about 20 percent cows and 2 percent slaughter bulls. Replacements and calf pairs present in small numbers.
The White House prepares Dial-A-President a two hour program with President Carter and Walter Cronkite reachable via toll free number MO 2 42 1611. Emerson Stone directs a CBS Radio News setup in room 431 of the Old Executive Building with 20 lines and a 64 second audio delay to the air. The program aims to connect with CBS NBC ABC and public stations while CBS spends about 50 000 on the stunt.
Experts from Arab oil groups and Western analysts warn of oil shortages if consumption stays high and exploration fails to keep pace. OAPEC officials note reserves rose from 283 to 389 billion barrels 1960 to 1974, yet additions lagged behind rising output.
Anthony Gaughan a 33 year old retired miner warns the underground inferno near his Centralia Pennsylvania home could wipe the town out Federal and state inspectors test his four bedroom ranch weekly to ensure gases do not enter the house The fire started in 1962 worsened in 1969 and is one of seven major mine fires in the state.
A collection of disparate remarks from public figures and observers. Commerce Secretary Kreps objects to blaming women in the labor force while emphasizing economic necessity. Other remarks touch on defense, neutrality, and political campaigns, including a critique from a Scout leader and a reference to Vijaya Lakshmi Pant amid regional tensions.
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