Kiwanis Variety Show Promises Nine Acts Plus Surprises
The Mth annual Kiwanis Variety Show runs March 24 and 25 at City Hall auditorium at 8 p.m. under Bobby Embry. Nine specialty acts include returning favorites Jane Routon and Diana Dunn, Kathy Atkins School of Dancing, Sydney Tye, Lana Parks, and the Hope Melonaires. Bruce Webb and Jerome Underwood return for singing and picking. Ronnie Donaho debuts. a Barbershop Quartet and Dr. Lowell Harris also perform. Tickets are $1.50. profits fund youth programs and Golden Age Club work.
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Kathy Atkins
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Jerome Underwood
Ronnie Donaho
Lowell Harris
Harry
Hawthorne
Kiwanis Club
Travel ban on four Communist nations ends after 27 years
President Carter announced the end of the travel restrictions for Cuba Vietnam North Korea and Cambodia. The policy change lifts the passport ban but actual travel approvals and impacts vary by country. Cuban tourism could rise though air links remain limited. No immediate change expected for North Korea or Cambodia. Officials hope normalizing relations with Vietnam may boost tourism and business from the United States.
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Carter outlines energy policy changing American lifestyle
President Carter warns his national energy plan will require difficult Congress decisions and may reduce his popularity. He vows conservation, more coal use, and easier home heating while facing a major budget battle over federal water projects. He also emphasized human rights and an end to the arms race at the United Nations.
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Irony of history shows up in Hanoi
President Carter’s Hanoi visit nears its end as the mission seeks information on Americans missing in the Vietnam War and opens talks toward friendlier ties with the Communist regime. Diners recount past roles and the irony of aiding both sides in a long struggle.
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Woman killed in two vehicle crash near Fayetteville
Barbara Jean Price age 27 of Springdale died from injuries after a two vehicle crash that also killed Karla Beebe 24 of Fayetteville and injured two others. State Police said Price died Thursday at a Fayetteville hospital.
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Convicted Wendy Yoshimura Blames SLA Ties
Wendy Yoshimura, 34, was sentenced to 1 to 15 years in prison for illegal possession of weapons and explosives found in a Berkeley garage. Alameda County Judge Martin Pulich noted her ties to Patricia Hearst and the SLA as a factor in bail decisions. Yoshimura remains free on $50,000 bail pending appeal or further action.
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Mrs Baggett Installed as President of LSHP in New Orleans
JoBeth Rettig Baggett daughter of Mr and Mrs Bert Rettig of Hope was installed as president of the Louisiana Society of Hospital Pharmacists at the annual meeting in New Orleans on March 34 She also received the Hospital Pharmacist of the Year award at the awards luncheon Baggett a Hope High School graduate earned a pharmacy degree from the University of Tennessee Memphis and is director of pharmacy services at Schumpert Medical Center Shreveport She has led the North Louisiana LSHP chapter served on its board and holds memberships in the American Society of Hospital Pharmacists the American Pharmaceutical Association and the Louisiana State Pharmaceutical Association.
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American Pharmaceutical Association
Louisiana State Pharmaceutical Association
Snow warnings issued as storm pushes snow across Midwest
An intense low over Missouri brings snow from Minnesota to Michigan with heavy accumulations in parts of Wisconsin and northern Michigan. Travel advisories extend through Wisconsin and lower Michigan while showers and thundershowers spread from eastern Iowa to northern Ohio. Temperatures range from 14 at Alamosa to 75 at Key West. The alligator name origin is noted as el lagarto.
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Mobutu denies capture of Kolwezi as insurrectionists press east
Kinshasa and Brussels say invaders likely 500 strong, not 5,000, advancing toward Kolwezi from Angola with Kasaji reportedly held. Missionaries report little resistance and no mass reprisals as Mobutu’s forces claim recapture of Kasaji and counteroffensive in Shaba.
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