Editor letter notes Hope High School involvement in The Star
The Star recounts Editor Jim Harris guiding Hope Star journalism, thanking Prescott High and Hope High for camera and printing support. It describes a camera pool expansion with 35mm units, Speed Graphics modernization, and plans for process color photos on an eventual weekly schedule, plus costs and equipment upgrades.
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Senate liquor bill fails in Arkansas Senate defeat blocks private clubs
In LITTLE ROCK the Arkansas Senate rejected SB 366 ending hopes to reopen private clubs for mixed drinks in 44 dry counties. Sponsors Sen. Jerry Bookout and Sen. Jim Caldwell conceded defeat after 16 favorable votes, needing 24 to survive Initiated Act 1 of 1942. A separate measure to fund state aid to cities and counties also failed, jeopardizing Pryor’s aid plan.
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Hope School Board Races See Becherer and Travis Triumphs
In Hope Oklahoma voters re elected Photo features editor Mrs Mickey Becherer and Wayne Russell to the Hope Board of School Directors. Gilbert Travis unseated Jim Rowland by 561 to 483 in the closest race. The 48 mill school tax passed 851 to 146. Harry Phillips won Hempstead County Board of Education seat. Saratoga Darnell Trotter and Thomas Jackson elected to Board posts.
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Arkansas voters back school tax hikes in multiple districts
Arkansas voters approved various school tax increases Tuesday. Little Rock passed a two mill rise for a new elementary school and renovations. Caraway, Paragould, Tuckerman, Beedeville, Strawberry, Cross County, Leechville, and Altheimer districts also approved mill increases for maintenance, facilities, and new classrooms. Some districts like Pulaski County and Rector rejected mill hikes, while Elkins and West Fork approved both mill rises and bonds for upgrades.
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Loren Questioned by Rome Customs Over Husbands Finances
Sophia Loren was detained for nine hours at Rome's international airport while police questioned her as part of an inquiry into the finances of her husband, producer Carlo Ponti. She left for Paris with Ponti awaiting at the airport there.
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City Subscribers Follow Call Times for Star Delivery
Subscribers who miss the Star should call 777-8841 during posted hours to arrange delivery. Do not call outside the stated times. Carriers will deliver the paper within the scheduled windows.
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Gunman frees hostage in Warrensville Heights siege
Cory Moore, a 25 year old ex Marine, released Capt Leo Keglovic unharmed after 45 hours captive amid protests over racial oppression. Moore handed over his two guns and allowed the officer to be taken to a hospital while he faced reporters outside City Hall. President Carter weighed engaging Moore but planned to discuss the case. Shelley Kiggans, 17, was freed earlier. Moore had held both hostages in a room during the standoff.
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Dynamite blast damages Ohio quarry during strike
A deliberate explosion of more than 20 tons of dynamite rocked the National Lime and Stone Co quarry near Carey Ohio, injuring no one but leaving about a dozen families homeless and creating a crater 100 by 80 by 50 feet. Sheriff Kauble said the blast at 3 46 a m produced windows shattered across Wyandot County and was felt in Detroit. The United Steel Workers union says its members were not involved, while investigators say the event likely involved someone with detonating expertise.
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Carter calls envoy apology inappropriate and lifts travel ban
President Carter denounces a U N envoy Brady Tyson for his Chile remark as inappropriate and announces the travel ban to Cuba Vietnam and North Korea will end March 18 He signals human rights concerns under Helsinki and outlines the youth employment program to create about two million jobs while planning troop withdrawals from Korea and possible minor Middle East border adjustments.
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Local Mayor Denies Army Warfare Attack Awareness
Seary Ark mayor says he knew of no local or state officials informed about a warfare attack similar to those between September and May 1968. Carmichael, mayor since 196?, claims the Army and U.S. Senate discussed warfare activities but provided no briefing for his city. Continued on page.
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