Weatherman Predicts Fair Skies and Warm Weekend
A large high pressure area built over the southern United States and slowly moves east. The forecast calls for fair skies and warm days with mild nights through Sunday, little or no precipitation, and temperatures mainly in the upper 40s to low 70s. An experiment station report shows 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Wednesday with a high of 63 and a low of 44 and a trace of precipitation.
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Hope Star highlights March 19 1975 local notes in Hope Ark
ANTHONY DAVIS 21 son of Helen Davis of Hope will receive a bachelor of science in recreation administration at Arkansas Tech commencement in May. Tony, former president of the Association of Black Students at Tech, serves in Student Senate. RUBY TROUT gives a $402 check to Paul Henley, Parks and Recreation director. Money raised by a Citizens Band Radio coffee break drew about 600 people from several cities. Merchants donated prizes. Andy and the Wheels performed. Proceeds go to the Hope Youth Center.
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Arkansas Tech
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Rebates urged to ease rural heating costs
Rep Bill Alexander says the Federal Energy Administration should order rebates after an estimated 80 million dollars in propane overcharges last winter. He urges rebates to ease rural households fiscal burden and to push current selling prices toward an equitable level.
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Bill Alexander
D-Ark
Federal Energy Administration
America
Alexander
All Around Town Highlights Promotions and Community Events
Navy aviation ordonanceman third class Douglas E. Cherry receives a promotion aboard USS Oriskany homeported in Alameda California. Morehouse Historical Society to host eighth antique car show April 12 at Snyder Memorial Museum Bastrop Louisiana with rain date April 19. Visitors vote for best car. trophy presented at 3 30 by Harry Fox. Corinth revival at Corinth Baptist Church March 24 28 with evangelist Pat McNair Gulfport Mississippi and Easter singing. Mt Moriah CME church hosts 3pm Sunday meeting on cemetery upkeep including board selection carekeeper plots and funding. Governor Pryor admits signing error on county purchase bill. a corrective administration bill to remove asphalt exemption planned.
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Walkathon to Support March of Dimes in Hempstead County
Saturday Sole Power leads fourth Walkathon by March of Dimes on March 22 beginning 7 30 at Hope Fair Park. Twenty point two mile trek aims to finish at Hope High School with over 200 000 births affected yearly by birth defects. Call 777 5722 for details and sponsor options with local business sponsors and community groups thanked for support.
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Hope High coach reports progress in building basketball program
Hope High School basketball coach Bill Niven spoke at a Kiwanis meeting, noting steady progress across grades. He described a defense first approach, with growing talent in grades eight through ten and optimism for next season.
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Hope
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Bullet removed after police sergeant shot at home
North Little Rock Police Sgt. Monte E. Montgomery had a bullet removed from his right side in a 15 minute operation. The bullet is being tested at the State Police Crime Laboratory as part of burglary and assault with intent to rape charges against Montgomery. Ballistics expert Capt. Paul R. McDonald compared the recovered bullet with five test bullets from a .22 pistol used by Peggy Broadaway in a home invasion. Professor Atty. Lee A. Munson refused to disclose test results, citing trial evidence. A trial is slated before Judge William J. Kirby on May 9. AH, SOY! MAMARONECK N.Y. soy-based meat substitutes gain popularity as enzyme-treated soy products expand into sausages and breakfast meats for the American market.
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Montgomery
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Peggy Broadaway
McDonald
Atty
Lee A.munson
Munson
Mamaroneck
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Annual Usher Day at St Paul in Emmet
The Usher Board of St Paul Baptist Church in Emmet will hold its annual day Sunday March 23 at 2 00 pm with Rev N E Jones of Manns Chapel Prescott as speaker. The Rising Star Gospel Singers of Tollette perform at Mt Zion CM E Church Sunday March 23 at 7 30 pm sponsored by the Mission. Building fund drive at St Peter CM E Church Sunday March 23 with Rev T J Williams pastor contributions appreciated.
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N. E. Jones
Manns Chapel Baptist Church
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John T. Allen
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University bill okayed with budget contrasts
The measure would require board president approval for salary hikes above 10 percent annually and place Legislative Council review without veto power. Joint Budget Committee favored higher authorizations than the Council, sparking criticism that 328 university staff could earn over 30,000 annually while only 200 of 16,000 state workers reach that level. Rep Frank Lady noted recession pressures in opposing the higher authorizations.
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Legislative Council
Joint Budget Committee
Frank Lady
Jonesboro
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