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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1975
Page
1
The editor Alex H. Washburn presents a concise daily bread column reflecting on simple meals, shared table moments, and modest kitchen wisdom drawn from ordinary family dining routines.
In a note from the Hagerstown Morning Herald, Brig. Gen. Thomas M. Sadler is praised for frugal paper use and duplicator free copying. He writes on envelopes and uses back pages, saving an estimated $17,000 in the first 90 days of his program, urging other agencies to follow suit.
The Hope Gopher Cycles Club hosts the Centennial Cross Country Classic at the Old Proving Ground starting 10:30 a.m. with five classes including expert and amateur racing 50 miles, others shorter. events marked for easy following. Also notes a time change for First Assembly of God Church services to 6 p.m. and a Sunday School session with free kite and string for children. A jackpot roping at Hope coliseum is planned for Sunday at 1 p.m. and the Jonquil Festival runs 11 a.m. at the historic Washington Methodist Church with regional artisans and demonstrations.
Across the nation hospitals face a paradox with beds unused yet wait times persist. AHA president McMahon cites misallocation, declining birth rates, shorter convalescence, and shifting care as causes while noting rural beds underutilization and large urban hospitals running hotter. Certificate of need laws curb new builds amid uneven occupancy.
The Hope Church of the Nazarene on Rosston Road will host a two day Holiness convention with Dr. William M. Greathouse of Nazarene Theological Seminary and Dr. Thomas M. Hermon district superintendent of the South Arkansas District leading services March 10 and 11 at 2 pm and 7 30 pm Nazarenes from about 12 nearby churches will attend and the invitation is open to all seeking Holiness doctrine or traditional preaching.
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger arrived at Aswan airport to press Egypt’s Anwar Sadat for concrete proposals toward a broad Sinai Israel settlement. He planned talks through Sunday before visiting Damascus, Jerusalem, and Brussels to coordinate with Gromyko and Esenbelli on Cyprus and broader Middle East issues.
DETROIT AP The nations ailing auto industry will open more plants and reemploy more workers next week than since the recession began four months ago. Still analysts warn the rebound may be short lived without rebates and expect sales to drop again this month as incentives fade. GM Chrysler and AM will run 36 plants, Ford 15 of 17.
Community notice invites all residents to join a Hope theatre group meeting on Monday March 10 at 7 30 p m at the TradeWinds Restaurant. The Arandelphia group cites city hall renovations as a boost for shows and seeks carpenters painters lighting experts stage managers directors singers dancers and actors. Call 2495 after 4 p m for details.
AT&T says two thirds of interstate long distance calls will cost more after 12:01 am Sunday, with a new one minute charge that could lower costs for brief talks. Residential bills up about 38 cents monthly, business bills to 3.29. Night and weekend discounts of 35 to 60 percent allow coast to coast calls as low as 22 cents. FCC rejected overall boost but allowed 365 million to 717 million range pending hearings. Rates include Canada and Mexico calls from March 29.
The Arkansas Senate approved a bill to recodify juvenile laws, after House approval. Sen. Max Howell amended the measure to address constitutional questions, sending it back to the House. The chamber also backed a health maintenance organization bill and expanded Pulaski County Election Commission from three to eight members, with Gov. Pryor noncommittal on signing. Arkansas weather notes followed.
AGANA Guam sources say the Mariana Islands will anchor forward defense as other Asian bases are phased out. Guam hosts Andersen Air Force Base and a Polaris submarine base while plans for Tinian and Saipan upgrades and a Micronesia free association negotiation shape future U.S. ties.
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