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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1958
Page
7
A weather and river outlook notes Red River stage readings at 11.5 and 13.7 feet, with lows around 14.7 at Hovalio and 37.3 at Whitesllifsy. Forecast calls for continued decline in river levels, cool temperatures, minimal precipitation, and cloudy to partly cloudy conditions across Arkansas and surrounding regions through the week.
Cobb to head Hempstead County storm warning project announced by John Wilson of Hempstead County City Hall. A meeting is set for March 21 to finalize plans with Sly Hughes of the U S Weather Bureau in Shreveport expected to attend. Citizens and officials are urged to join the effort and support the warning network.
The Star announces J P Byers candidacy for Hempstead County Circuit Clerk. The statement notes prior service as Deputy Circuit Clerk and Ex-Official Recorder, highlighting 19 months in his first term and a pledge to provide prompt courteous efficient service to the people if elected.
Arkansas Highway Commission reported bids totaling 3.5 million dollars for road construction projects across multiple counties. The planned network includes grade work, bridge installation, and paving on routes in St Francis, Lonoke, and nearby areas, with specific site names amid project notes.
Unofficial results show a dead heat in the bid for City Manager Director with 161 votes apiece. Officials scramble as ballots are recounted while the commission prepares the official canvass expected this afternoon. Local officials consider next steps to resolve the tie and determine a winner.
A troubled New York high school incident ends with a hammer attack on a teacher, injuries, and student arrests. Charles McDougle and Edgware George Linde are named in police reports amid a chaotic scene at Public School 701 as courts decide on charges and disciplinary actions.
The House votes to send a landmark housing bill to the president without debate, totaling around 1.45 billion dollars. It aims to add 200 000 new houses and expand FHA insured mortgage access to accelerate housing construction and lending.
Washington reports charges that the United Auto Workers union founded a reign of terror to influence a hostile company dispute. The testimony by Tynan Counger details the union’s alleged tactics and calls for reform measures as a Senate committee prepares a report.
Unclear OCR text appears to reference a legal or court matter with a patient quote and an appeal context. Names and specifics are fragments, but mentions Supreme Court, university, and Arkansas. Unable to extract a coherent event or outcome from the fragment.
The Kiwanis club phase focused on Library Week with speakers including Mrs. Howard Walter and Lester prognin. Maxwell of Spelmhulldligh Shae and coach Tiny 2 led activities while Supt. Mixivell and Cosel Wilson spoke. Bob Quinn of TEL and Doyle from Lit Us Moels attended briefings.
Fragmented OCR notes mention unemployment in Arkansas and increases within divisions or districts. Readable elements indicate job markets and placements data but lack clear figures, dates, or sources.
President Reagan aims to spur the economy with a broad $2.5 billion public works program. The plan targets housing, water projects, roads, and federal grants to accelerate construction and employment, supported by federal funds and local matching money. Aimed to begin quickly, it seeks rapid job creation across multiple states and industries.
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