Hope resident speaks at Lions luncheon on Campus Crusade method
Bill Watson, guest speaker invited by James Morrow, showcases the Campus Crusade lay evangelism program. The film highlights testimonials and Lay Institute meetings across the country. First Baptist Church of Hope adopted the method to train lay volunteers for outreach. The Lay Institute School runs March 12 to 17 at 1st Baptist Church.
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Billi Watson
Hope
James Morrow
Watson
First Baptist Church of Hope
Lay Institute
Lay
1St Baptist Church
Woody Booth
Lion Winston Davidson
Safeway Stores
Jeffrey Jones
Lion Dale Wylie
Nixon hints at relief for local governments in transition
President Nixon appears to promise some fiscal relief for cities facing the transition but details remain unclear. Six mayors pressed the White House for funds federal grants now withheld to meet the 250 billion dollar fiscal 1974 ceiling. Councilman Bradley said officials received assurances that some money may be available if need is proven. Mayor Wilson reported San Diego was told to submit specific problems for consideration. Mayor Driggs noted any aid must fit the budget limits as 14 billion remains withheld.
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Don McLeod
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Nixon
White House
Los Angeles
Thomas Bradley
Kenneth Cole
Bradley
Pete Wilson
San Diego
Cole
John Driggs
Phoenix
Pearl Buck Dies at 80 in Danby Vermont
Pearl Buck, Nobel and Pulitzer prize winning author, died at her home in Danby Vermont at age 80. Public secretary Beverly Drake said she died quietly about 7 25 am after a fall surgery last fall. Buck, born in 1892 in West Virginia, lived much of her life in China and wrote The Good Earth which won the Pulitzer in 1932. She won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1938. Funeral services will be private and not in Vermont.
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Danby
Buck
China
Beverly Drake
Miss Buck
West Virginia
United States
Vermont
Louise Rainer
Paul Muni
Mrs. Buck
John Sedges
America
Europe
Arkansas Roadside Events and Meet Dates Schedule
A compact list of events across Arkansas from February to March including thoroughbred racing at Oaklawn Park, high school basketball in Little Rock, coin shows in Fort Smith, skeet shoots in Hot Springs, drama, concerts in Pine Bluff, and diverse fairs and contests in towns like Searcy Sloan Hendrix Imboden Fort Smith Salem Bison Hot Springs Fordyce Beetville Little Rock and others. The note lists venues such as Coliseum Little Rock Fairgrounds and YMCA Hot Springs with dates ranging February 9 to March 31 and recurring through March-November.
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Fort Smith
Hot Springs
Sloan-Hendrix
Imboden
Pine Bluff
Little, Rock
Ozark Mountain Music Makers
Salem
Cleveland Co
Bison
Lake Ouachita
Fordyce
Beetleville
Television Logs For Tuesday Schedule Snapshot
TV listings show a Tuesday slate with morning hours including Americans From Africa Truth Of Consequences and To Tell The Truth. Educational Profiles followed by Let's Make A Deal and The President's Analyst. Prime time features Hawaii Five O, Crime Club, Marcus Welby M D and Then Came Bronson among others.
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National Geographic
Maude
Bill Moyers’ Journal
Marcus Welby
M.D
Jack Paar Tonite
Johnny Carson
Bronson
Wednesday Where The Heart Is 41-12 11:35 CBS News
A clipped TV listing noting CBS News at 11 35 and NBC News at 11 56. Mentions program blocks but provides no additional context or events.
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CBS News
NBC News
Dr Lamb Advice on Diabetics and Salt Diets
Reader questions on sea water for diabetes and arthritis receive a firm brackets response. Goat milk versus cow milk is discussed for digestion and fat content, with notes on Jersey milk high butterfat. Salt restriction for high blood pressure and heart failure is explained, plus low sodium food tips and a beans option for protein.
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Lamb
Event Schedule Fragments From Local Page
A fragmented listing shows sessions from 9 00 on environment topics and 10 00 on rental education Nene Weather and Johnny Carson with time slots and page marks. The readable items reference Man And Environment 2 Oweri Marshall 3 7 Cannon 11 12 and Night Chase as a broadcast title.
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Oweri Marshall
Cannon
Nene Weather
Jack Paar Tonite
Johnny Carson
Bennett wins AAU decathlon title in Los Angeles
Jeff Bennett of the U S Army won the Amateur Athletic Union decathlon championship on June 5 1972 in Los Angeles with 7910 points. Runner up Jeff Bannister scored 7890 points. The World Almanac lists the 10 events and notes horse shoe tossing remains popular with about 5 million Americans participating each summer.
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Jeff Bennett
U.S. Army
Amateur Athletic Union
Los Angeles
Jeff Bannister
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Frank King
Pearl Buck
Arkansas
Oaklawn Park
Ark
Little Rock
S.M.S
Searcy
National Guard
Fairgrounds Hall of Industry
Southern Artists Association
Wight
Africa
Lucille Rivers
All My Children
Little Rock Today News
Eye On Arkansas
General Hospital
Peyton Place
Merv Griffin
Somerset
del Reeves
Paul Lynde
Bob Hope
Medical Center
Lawrence E. Lamb
Jersey
Mewspaper Enterprise Assn
Associated Druggists
Romilar IN
Tegrin
Tegun Esadawese
Mea
Wesled Ao
Oplonel
Jergens
Johnson & Johnson
Ubyram
Vaby Lution
Baby Parm
Rexall Pharmacy
Village Shopping Center
Hope, Ark
Bayer Chadren
Bayer Aspirin
Ben-Gay
Curity
Ani
Puffs
Gillette
Cristette
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