Hope Arkansas City Revenue Bond Sale Notice Fragment
A fragmented OCR passage describes a Hope Arkansas revenue bond issue by the City of Hope in Hempstead County. It details interest at 3 percent, semiannual coupons, bond denominations, redemption terms, and city council sealing. The document references the bond fund, conversion options, and trustee duties, with scattered boilerplate language and signatures.
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Byster
Elreutathyn
Arkanain
Lidthu Raek
Arkanand
Noor
Arkansay
Hope City approves emergency issue for electric system bonds
The city council of Hope Arkansas adopts an emergency ordinance to authorize sale of electric system revenue bonds. Proceeds fund construction and improvements, with bond fund deposits, insurance, audits, and payment from net system revenues. Public notices set hearings and conversion options for bidders.
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Rand
Ito
Hope
Archansen
Ordiance
Anil
Whler
Birchie
Hinwe
Treasawyer
Ely
Hull
United States
Jenet
Cly Clete
Jean
Chaos
F. Reynerson
City of Hope
Arkansas
Little Change in Retail Food Prices
The Associated Press reports retail feed prices showed little change from last week with slight increases in poultry and minor fluctuations in fresh produce due to localized supply conditions. Beef, veal, pork, citrus, and seafood remained generally high as chains and independents featured varied weekend specials amid stable overall trends. Wholesale prices eased, with the Dun & Bradstreet index dropping to $5.04 per pound, the lowest since November 1956, compared with $6.58 last week.
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Associated Press
Agriculture Department
Dun & Bradstreet
Opinions Split on Proposed Power Plan in Arkansas
Little Rock March 20 reports diverging letters responding to the Southwestern Power Administration and Arkansas Public Service Commission inquiry on a private-public integration contract. Letters praise and object to the SPA private utilities pact, noting interregional links across Arkansas Texas Oklahoma and Kansas and awaiting Interior Department approval.
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Little Rock
Southwestern Power Arbitration
Iulers
Arkansas 4 He Service Commission
PSC
Owens
J. A. Lillard
Clarity Electele Co-operative
Dldettic
Rere
SPA
Arkansas
Texas
Soui
Kansas
Interior Department
Doug Weight
Tulsa
Frank Wilkes
Si Western Gas and Electric ©Pany
Giant Airlift Carries 1600 Troops to Texas March 1
1 600 combat infantrymen of the 31st Division boarded giant airlift planes at Shaw AFB S C for a Texas deployment as part of Operation Long Horn the largest joint maneuver in history set to begin after a five day airlift Officials expect 120000 forces to be committed and fort Hood and the Ninth Tactical Air Force will defend against the Centralist Party forces in rugged Texas hills The airlift faced a 24 hour postponement due to weather but first waves arrived Saturday from Shaw AFB Municipal Airport amid rough wind conditions
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Pla
Te i Municipal
Shaw Afb
Shaw
Fort Hood
Ith
Ninth Tactical Air Force
82Nd Borne
Texas
Convicted Man Attempts Suicide After Murder Verdict
Osceola reports a defendant named Cox of Keiser attempted death by jumping from a chair toward a window just after being found guilty of second degree murder in the Earl Burnett case. The jury fixed a 15 year term. Deputy Prosecutor Wilson believed the act was a planned suicide attempt.
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Osceola
Minn Cox
Keiser
Cox
Earl Burnett
Morley May Run for Attorney General
Arkansas candidate Dean Morley, a former FBI agent, announces a March 20 bid for attorney general in Little Rock. The report notes Morley’s credentials and outlines his campaign status and goals.
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Morley
Little Rock
FBI
Ers
Dean Morley
Ses
Arkansas Revenue
Billy
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